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AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, LTD., MONTHLY STOCK SALES. Helensville, Tuesday, August 2Ord, At 12 Noon, A. E, CEAJNE, Manager, L. W. NELSON, Auctioneer Clearing Sale Maungaturoto. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th, AT 12 NOON SHARP. Instructed by Dr. Mountaine, who is giving vi:> dairying, the undersigned will sell 'WITHOUT RESERVE, on the above date. fIIHE WHOLE OF HIS WELL--1 SELECTED HERD OF DA IRY COWS, due to calve at the end of August and the beginning of September, including 70 Ayrshire-Jersey cross Cows. 30 Ayrshire)-Jersey Heifers, 1 Pedigree Ayrshire Cow. 1 Pedigree Ayrshire Bull, The Auctioneers recommend tho at-* tention of dairymen to the above herd the cows being young, sound, and in good condition, and in calf to a pure bred Ayrshire bull. AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, LTD. A. R. CRANE, Manager. L. W. NELSON, Auctioneer NEW ZEALAND Sports Protection League, " BY desire of a number of Sporting Enthusiasts and at the request of the Board of Control, New Zealand Sports Protection League, A MEETING of all interested and in favour of the formation of a Branch at Helensville will be held in the FORESTERS' HALL SUPPER ROOM, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, at 8 p.m. The General Secretary (Mr A. A. Paape) will explain the aims and policy of the League. F. W. EDWARDS, Secretary Auckland Province. Convenor. HELENSVILLE A. AND P. SOCIETY. TENDERS. fTIENDERS FOR ERECTING A 1 STOP BANK round the Show Ground will be received by the undersigned up till NOON on THURSDAY, AUGUST Bth. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Association's Office. Tendeis to be marked "Tenders for Step Bank," and to be addressed to the Secretary. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. C. RIMMER, Secretary.^ SELENSVILLE TOWN BOARD, ELECTORAL ROLL. /THE Town Board Electoral JL Roll is now on view at the Board's Office, between the hours of 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Thursdays, and 7.' p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays. A Supplimentary Roll is now being prepared, and all persons desirous of having their names placed on the roll should communicate with the Clerk. The Roll closes on Wednesday, 4th September next at 5 p.m., after which date no further names will be accepted till after the election of the new Board. H. W, STRINGER, Town Clerk. """fosT'bale FIRST-GLASS FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. rrUIE above business centrally sitX uatoel m Helensville, will be sold fi.s a going concern as the present owners wish to relinquish. This is a good proposition for an energetic person, having great possibilities of extension, and could bo augmented by other lines. The goodwill and fixtures will be sold at a reasonable pi ice, with stock at valuation. A GOOD CHANCE. Per particulars apply ADVERTISER OFFICE, Helensville.

J. C SIMMER, LAND, ESTATE and COMMISSION AGENT, HELENSVILLE. Agent for Samuel Vaile and Sons, International Harvester Company, South British Insurance Co, For Sale— HOUSE, 4 Rooms and scullery, stove, 2 tanks, out-house. Section 50ft by about loOft. Jprico £200. HOUSE, 4 Eooms and 2acres 2rd 2p, of Eich River Eats. Price £275. 99(1(1 ACRES, 16 acres ploughed iV'/WUv and put into grass, remainder rough feed, thre-quarters ploughable, ring fenced, five subdivisions, carrying 800 sheep and 80 cattle, well watered, One cottage, Woolshed, sheep dip and yard. Two Miles from School and P.O. Price £3 per acre. Terms l/$ cash. OQyy ACRES, 50 acres in grass, o^l plenty puriri for fencing, well watered, ring fenced, all ploughable. 3 miles from Helensville. Price £2 5s per acre. 3KK ACRES, 150 acres in grass, UtJ 15 acres in crops, 20 acres bush, 150 acres ploughable, remainder hilly, 10 subdivisions, well watered, carrying GO head cattle, 60 sheep, and 7 horses. House. 7 rooms, wash-house with tubs and copper set in; large new barn, cow shed, stable, etc; :}• mile from School, Railway Station, 18') yds; P.O. on premises. Piico £7 per acre. Terms : £500 cash, £500 in V/, months, remainder to be arranged. [a cakdJ Miss Maud Rimmer. HELENSVILLE. Teacher of Piano and Sinking. DON'T SUFFER FROM BAD HEADACHE — Cures in one Act SAKBIN'S NOTED HEADACHE POWDERS ~EEP™ YOUB" TE F?IH~CI7EAN by using NERVOL TOOTH POWDER k! kM PASTE, BEST ON EARTH for preserving the Teeth. ' C. G-. SANDIN has secured the rigiits to use this noted Trade Mark and Formula ; from Mr G. E. WHARTON late Chemist of Gore. Price Is 3dx>er tube or bottle. NERVOL TOOTHACHE DROPS, j|Gives immediate relief. Price Is Carl GTSandin, CHEMIST (by exam,) HELENSYILLE. Champion Grocery and Bakery. PROPRIETOR. BEOS to inform, his customers that his bread hns undergone a surprise visit from thy Inspector and he has v been conimeinled for giving full weight, besides this customers can rely on F!BST fJAHTY BREAD. Buns, Scones- Small Goods, CANT BE SUK PASSED. Leave your orders on J'Yidays for Saturday delivery. CATERING YOU 'BALLS, AND PARTIES UN J ) E LiT A KEN. PULL EINGi; OF GjROCEIUES. Terminus Hotel liia/KNSVIUJi. ARCHIBALD BISHoP, Late of Terminus Hotel, Onehunga, Proprietor, A! T) NOTIFIES the Genoral and tjji Travelliug Public that he has taken over tlu: above large brick nouse Avhich is one of the most ccmforla'ole, up-to-date, and best appuijited' country lloteib m the colon}'. It is most conveu.ieiit.ly .'situated to the Helensvillc Main Railway Station and Wharves. Kaipara-Auckland passengers, Tourists and ratron.s, may rely upon the best attention, also.firstclass'Cuisine, Good Table. Sot & cold-SBaths Only the beat Ales, Wines, and Liquor stocked, A good Billiard Table, Sample and Committee rooms, TA.HLTNG. Visitors are invited to inspect.

WIDE WORLD PICTURES FORESTERS' HALL, HELENSVILLE, Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, Wednesday, Aug. 7th. PROGRAMME: Gauniont Graphic, the latest Topical ; " Things are Seldom Avhat they Seem " a first-class Comedy ; "Silk Industry1' a coloured study; "LITTLE ORGANIST," our Star Drama; «f A Bogus Saint," a screaming c©mic; ". WILLIE," a real Cowboy comedy ; " Salsburn," a beautiful scenic ; " A Just Verdict," a splendid drama; " Note in the Orange." a laughable comic ; " Canine Swindlers,'" you will remember this picture. Prices: Is 6d, Is, Children 6d Ladies Is to all PartsA. COOPER. Manager. HELENSVILLE TECHNICAL SCHOOL EVENING AND AFTERNOON CLASSES. mECHNICAL CLASSES for X Young People and Adults will be held at the above School as follows: — Millinery, Wednesdays 2.30 - 4.30 Dressmaking, „ 7-9 Cookery, Thursdays 7 - 9.30 Woodwork, „ 7 - 9.30 Fee for each course 15/-. The above classes will commence this week, August 7th and Bth, and will continue untill December 12th. Fees are payable in advance to the Instructors of the various classes, all of whom are expert teachers attached to the Department of Technical Education in Auckland. All pupils must be at least 14 years of age or have passed the Sixth Standard. Should a sufficient number of ladies send in their names to members of the Helensville School Committee an afternoon class in Cookery will also be held. GEORGE GEORGE, Director. Technical College, Auckland. July 31st, 1912. ■ WANTED. WANTED TO LEASE a LAUNCH suitable for Fishing on the Kaipara. Apply by Letter to " LAUNCH," " Advertiser " Office

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