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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 646, 25 February 1914, Page 4

NOTICE. TO THE LADIES OF TE KUITI— The representative of the Australian Corset Company can be interviewed from 25th to 28th inst., at Kelvin House. Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. AWAKINO COUNTY. WAIPAWA ROAD LOAN. In the matter of the Ratepayers' consent to a Special Loan for forming and metalling the Waipawa Special Rating Area. NOTICE is hereby given that the Special Roll i? now open for inspection at tfae office of the Awakino County, Pio Pio. Any person or perBons objecting to their name or names beinng included thereon must lodge their objection with the County Clerk within seven days from date hereof. Dated this 18th day of February, 1914. GEO. BROWN, County Clerk. Pio Pio. NOTICE. ASOCIAL AND DANCE under the auspices of the Waitomo branch of the Political Reform League will be held in Hangatiki Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING. February 26th at 8 o'clock. Admission Gentlemen Is 6d, ladies free. W. J. COMER, Hon iiec SPECIAL CONSTABLES. PRESENTATION OF MEDALS. MEDALS will be presented to those who acted as special constables, on WEDNESDAY, 25th inst., at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Hall. All interested are invited to attend. Light refreshments will be provided. D. H. LUSK, President New Zealand Farmers' Union. THURSDAY, 26th INST., At 2 p.m. I HAVE been favoured with instructions from Mrs McCONNELL to sell at her residence on the Esplanade, next to the old Borough Quarry, all her household furniture and effects —1 piano, 1 phonograph with reproducer and 70 records, dining table and chairs, good linoleum, hall runner, set mounted horna, duchess set, Singer sewing machine, also a saddler's aewirig machine, blinds and Bingle and double beds, wire mattress, kspoc and flax mattresses, stretchers, mirrors, toilet sets, chest of drawers, kitchen table and fender, fire iron, glassware, crockery, pots and pans, and all the üßual sundries found in a cottage home. Also purebred young white leghorn fowls. TERMS CASH. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. FEILDING ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR Friday, 27tji February, At 11 a.m. The ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell as above: — 20 000 SHEEP ' com P" aing ~ 4800 2 tooth ewe< 1000 f.c. Romney 4 tooth ewes 1000 4 and 6 tooth ewes 2000 6 and 8 tooth ewes 3500 4 year ewes 2500 4 and 5 year ewes 2500 u.m. ewes SPECIAL ENTRIES. On account of W. S. Hammond, Waitohi—--125 purebred 2 tooth Romney ewes 54 purebred 4 tooth ditto 173 purebred 6 tooth ditto On account James Knight, who has sold his Pohangina property — 100 4 year Romney eweß 100 4 Jooth Romney-Lincoln ewes 170 2 tooth Romney ewes 200 2 tooth ditto, Tawera bred On account W. H. Gaisford. Oringi: 600 4 year heavy skinned Lincoln ewes 500 5 year ditto On account A. Farmer, the whole ol his registered Souttbdown flock — 26 2 tooth S.D. ewes 65 4 tooth to f.m. S.D. ewes 33 S.D. ram lambs 42 S.D. ewe lambs Note.—The above sheep comprise the usual drafts from the following well-known breeders: —Messrs W. G. Pearce, J. D. Hocking, Adsell's Estate. C. A. J. Levett. F. Richardson, S. Krull, J. Corp, G. W. HodgBon, A. Gust, L. McLean, D. H. McLean, J. McLean, Tawera Estate, H. Bailey, T. F. Cornish, W. H. Clapham, G. F. Smith, W. Mitchell, and others. Now on Sale. Now on Sale Every purchaser DELIGHTED with " Te Kuiti Illustrated " Te be had from CHRONICLE OFFICE AND ALL NEWS AGENTS TE KUITI ONLY ONE SHILLING