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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 589, 30 July 1913, Page 4

IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE. Purebred Lincoln Sheep. THURSDAY, 31st JULY. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. t!L LTD., and DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from A. R. BRYCE. Es<j., to sell on the place, four miles from Marten, at 12.0 o'clock, (ho whole of his flock comprising--1300 Purebred Lincoln Snoop which will be sold in lots to suit all purchasers. Flock Book certificates for principal lines of some '.IOO. CONVEYANCES MEET ALL TRAINS. SALE UNDER MORTGAGE. Under Conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Hamilton at the request of the Mortgagee, Messrs Cooper and Manning will sell by Public Auction at the old Borough . Chambers, Victoria street, Hamilton, on THURSDAY, the 21st day of August, 1913, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon'the undermentioned property : | THE LEASEHOLD of all that • • piece of land situated in the Provincial District of Auckland, containing by admeasurement 3000 acres, more or less, being a block of land called or known by the name of Ran-gitoto-Tuhua No. G7 B No 1, contained in Memorandum of Lease from the Notice Owners registered in the Land Transfer Office at Auckland under No. 5406 and being fo a term cf 42 years from the Ist day of November, 1909, at a rental of Is (one shilling) per acre during the first 21 years thereof and thereafter are a rental equivalent to £5 per cent, upon the ten unimproved value of the said land subject to the covenants, conditions, and obligations in such Lease contained and implied. The Mortgagees' application and his estimate to the value of the land can be seen at the office of the Registrar at all reasonable time prior to the sale and in the Auction Room at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. For full particulars and conditions of sale apply to the auctioneer, or to F. G. Massey, solicitor, 109 Queen street, Auckland. E. RAWSON, Registrar, July 23rd, 1913. Cooper and Manning, Acutioneers, Hamilton. IMPOUNDING NOTCE. J- ger of Te Kuiti,|five horses (two light bay mares 2£dark bay geldings, one grey foal), on 3ection 4 Hapanui, on July 25th, 1913. If not claimed by August Bth and expenses paid will be sold. T. A. GARMONSWAY ; Borough Ranger. IMPORTANT. ON THURSDAY EVENING at 7.30 in the Municipal Hall, the TE KUITI DEBATING SOCIETY will discuss the Native Land Bill. All are cordially invited. PANUITANGA Rl NGA MAORI. Mo te Pire whenua Maori. Kawhiriwhiria i roto i te whare Kaunihera a te poo te Taite, 31'0 nga ra o Hurae. Kaua e noho atu. Ka rongo okutou i nga korero whakangahau. He Kaiwhakamaori ano kei reira. Admission Free. E. INDER, Hon Sec. TE KUITI RACING CLUB.

IHE ANNUAL MEETING of the members of the above club will be held in Waitomo County Council Chambers on TUESDAY, August sth, at 8 p.m. Business. Receive Report and Balance-sheet; Alteration to Rule; Election of Officials and Six Members of Committee. A full attendance of members is requested. J. H. TRINNEAR, Secretary. CHURCH SERVICES FOR SUNDAY. METHODIST CHURCH. Municipal Hall: 11, "Marks of a True DisciDle," Sacramental service; 7 "The Light of the World; 2.30, Bble Class. Rangitoto 2.45.—Rev. P. Battey. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Te Kuiti 11. "God's Ways"; 7, "The Comfort of Great Thought," solo by Rev. H. J. Raplh. Hangatiki 3, Rev. S. Griffiths. Pio Pio 11, Reigate 3.—Rev. H. J. Ralph. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Aria: 9.30, Mass. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mangaotaki 11, Waitanguru 2.30, Mairoa 7.—Rev. A. Mac Lean, B.A. Te Kuiti: 11, "The Sacred Office of Stewards"; 2.30, Sunday School; 7. (special service), "The Message of ' Music," solo "Consider the Lilies," Mrs W. Cowan, special anhtem. —Rev. A, Armstrong. Waiteti: 2.30. The annual meeting of the Taranaki " Teachers' Institute resolved, "That if pupil teachers are to be employed, the salaries paid shall not be lower than 'those paid to cadets of similar standing in other branches of the Government service; also, that the Institute ia strongly of opinion that improvement in teachers' salaries should be taken in hand during this session of Parrliarnent, and that the system of payment on attendance, or the roll number, should be abolished."