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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 268, 20 July 1906, Page 3

Carelessness in drying and exposure ia cold weather will ruin the nicest hands. The skin gets rough and hard, and even cracks and bleeds, and the cold enters every time the wound opens anew. ZamBuk is a pleasant and powerful skin healer. If Zam-Buk be rubbed in, and an old glove worn at night, the skin may be kept soft and white all winter. ZamBuk has the great advantage of being absolutely pure and easily absorbed, and therefore highly healing. Rub it in. than anything I have yet tried," says Miss M. J. Romand.of Sunny Side Vineyard, Forbes,N.S.W. O/«H Cfttmita and Hans for 1 6 t<r i->x. family ] fow ti: .f rht quantity i ir iire i'c Jama . cut /run ths Zam-Buk Co., Put it-, ijdita/. | Auction Sales.

A. R. LANGLEY, RAGLAN. ! j PRELIMINARY NOTICE. \ b l THE Township of LOMOND, on t< the Kawhia Harb ur, will be - offered lor Sale by Auction by the j Undersigned at Kawhia on ; £ bATURDAY, JULY 28, at 2 p.m. ' ? Terms, etc., in future issue. SAFE INVESTMENT!’ N GOOD SPEC!!I All ’be Ronds in Kinobiyku Lead to ) 1 Lomond I Boned to be u Shipping P Centre and Depot for the District. I Look out ft.r future issues. ’ a A. R. LANGLEY, I Auctioneer, j i j. KAWHIX, SATURDAY, JuLY 28 J rPHE U d Qgitfcd will sell, after the ] 1 . t L iinond Township Sec- ; (in Fvp in Cottage, Tainui street, de rnchid sb p, 15ft. x 10ft., on lease- < h *d -cc’ion. E i-y Terms. Particulars at Sale. A. R. LANGLEY, Auctioneer. Clearing Sale. KAWHIA, SATURDAY, JULY 28. i r PHE undersigned has been inetruc* ■ fed by Mr F. A. Pearson (who i- leaving the district) to sell by Pab- I o Auction at his residence. Kawhia, as follows - Freehold Section, Kawhia, litt!o over [ £ of an acre, on which is erected a f 7-roomed House, hot and cold water service and evtrv convenience ; wash house, etc ; good garden frait trees, etc. Trap Shed on adjoining section for i removal Half Interest in Native Lease of about J 40 acres adjoining Kawhia TowuE»h»P Wi c ker Lounge, 3 Wicker Easy Chairs, Rocking Chair, Piano Chair Card Table, 2 Fancy Tables, Easy Chair, 10 Bantwcod Chairs, about 15yds China Matting, Brass Fender snd Fire Irons. Child’s Wicker

Cnnir, Polished Rirau Carved Back Cheflioner, Extension Dining Table Bft. 6in. x Bft. x Oft.. Smail Table, Kitchen Table, New Horne Treadle Sewing Machine, Wire wove So'a, Book Shelf. 8-day Clock, Bay Clock, Brass Hanging Lamp, Hall Lamp, 2 Small Bedroom Lamps, Curtain Poles, Rings, etc., Small Pictures, 2 Hearth Rage, 8 yds. Double Width Linoleum, Trays, Jags, Sagar Basic”, Decanters, Cake Dishes, Glasso-, Salad Bowl, Table Govern, 9yds Passage Linoleum 4ft. 6in.,4yds. Hall Linoleum 6ft. Minor Back Hall Stnnd, Flower Bowl, 3 Golf decks, Pair Horns, Hall Curtains. Step Ladder, Iron Cot, Mottled Kent' Wardrobe, 3 Sets Bedroom Curtains and Poles, Byds. Bedroom Linoleum, Washstand and Toilet Set, looking Glasses, j Iron Bedstead and Wire-wove Mattress. Bedroom Linoleums, Wire-wove Stretcher, Set Platform Scales to weigh up to 2481b5., 100 No. 12 Cartridges, 100 *303 Do., Cylinder Oil, 2 Tailor-made Suits (4 and 5), 2 Sets Hames, Set Swinglotreee, Gig and Harness, Nails —56lbe 56 2, 30 4, 56 1.b., Horse Brash and Comb, Shed, Timber, Watering can, 10gal. Copper Boiler, Meat Dishes, Milk Pan, Strainer, Pie Dishes, 10 Tons Wood. Axe, Rake, Sboyel, Hoc, Spade, Circular Saw and Stand, sgnl Barrel Bath, Tuba, J»m ai d preserving Jar-, Crockery, Pwiiit.Bi Preserving Pan, Towel Ho‘f-e, Saw, Saddle, B >ys’ Stddle, Hide Saddle, 2 Pairs Winkers, Meat Rafe, P« • V, H'rre, Gordon Setter, Cattle Dog. 18ft. IV h.p. Launch, Moveable Office and Office Fnrni’ure, Double and Single Har ■ into, Ki cl.en Ut'nsil-, Saucepans, Enenielitd T< a P t, Coffee Pot, Brin s Ke'.th , I) üble-wick. Aurora glove, EnsmJkd B-i-, Quantity nf Gr< ciri' f. etc., 303 New Martini Enfield Rifle Bay Mare, 7 years, in foal to Director Store can be obtained by purchasers. ■Sale starts at 10 a rn, sharp and will be concluded after the sale of the sections in the township of Lomond, A. R. LANGLEY, Auctioneer.