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■ QUICK Ortiis . - r^M 31 YEARS OF "SELLING SATISFACTION." Y^'SBml "pjROBABLY no Firm has donemore for the proy ducer than we have, and many of our Customers uTjjVjl have been on our books fordver 20 years. s£j£s I yVe make a keen and conscientious study of every ■v I Customer's best interests, and each succeeding season wk\ I sees us more firmly established in .the confidence of buyers and sellers. C^-^&Jj This, perhaps, explains how we command such quick sales and high .returns for our customers prol wr*?^ duce, etc. y^t^f y ■ We hold regular Auction and Private Sales of ( tOrS ■yl/\ Fruit, Poultry, Pigs and General, Produce. Entrustthe Miitfp Sales of these goods to us—we'll give greater satis. . '/\^L '//M\ ' faction. . .If you are not a Supplier, all we ask is a trial ship- ( ment. You'll find it p ays you ! JJONP^ Auctioneer of Fruit. Poultry, Pigs, • «| M W CO p Dairy aDd Fary pfoduce, etc, VICTOEIA AND LOBNE STREETS, AUCKLAND.

IMPERIAL GOLD MEDAL ALE, Pure, sparkling, delicious and popular. Mails C.b*se at Keleuaville as Under:--Wairoa Mails : Mondays,' Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 9.10 a.m. Oatamatea Mails: Maudnys 9.15 a.m. Tuesdays 1 30 p.m. Thursdays 9.15 a.m. Auckland Mails : Daily at G. 30 a.in. 12 noon, 3.45 p.m. Woodhill, Eoweti, Waiuiauku, and Ivuinou Mails . Daily at 3,45 p.m. Parakai Mails: Daily at 10 a.m. Parkliurst Mails ; ■Tuesdays and Fridays 10 a,n.. Kaukapakapa, Kaipara Flats, Wellsford Mails : Daily at 1 30 p.m. Ahuroa Mails • Mondays, Woduosdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 1,30 p.m. Tahokei-oa, Woodcocks Mails : Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, at 1,30 p.m. Makarau Mails: Wednesday, Saturdays at 1.30 p.m. Hoteo, Wayby Mails: Mondays, Thursdays 1.30 p.m. Wark worth Mails : Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and •Saturday 1.30 p.m. . Port Albert Mails : •Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays Saturdays at 1.30 p.m. Ta Hana Mails : Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays at 1.30 p.m. Kaiwaka Mails: Tuesdays aud Thursdays at 1.30 p.m O. ANSELL, Postmaster. The Travelling Public Will find every CONVENIENCE, COMFORT AND ATTENTION at The Central; Boardinghouse. HELENSVILLE. A"HOME for Weekly or * Permanent Boarders. Good Cuisine, Attention and Civility i Prompt attention to Letters and Telegrams.^3] Address— MRS B. OULLEN, Commeroia 1 Boad /

To Travel the Surrounding Districts THE CLYDESDALE STALLION. "PREMIER." By The Governor —Rosebud Ist. PREMIER is a Bright Bay Horse, foaled ia the mouth of November, 1905, with plenty of bone and substance, displaying fine symmetry with great muscular strength, with plenty of hair of the right quality, good feet and pasterns, and rare hock and knee joints. His Sire —The Governor, by Lord Ranfurly, by Lord Salisbury (114), by Young Conqueror. His Dam—Rosebud Ist, was sired by Armadale, and her dam Darling was sired by Chiefton. Sire—The Governor (459). G. SireLord Ranfurly (521). Dam of SireDarling by Extinguished 174). Darn—Rosebud Ist by Armadale. G. Dam—Darling by Chiefton (782). PUEMJER, has only been shown on two occasions, taking First a-Jld Second Prizes; winning in a class of 9, beating the Champion Stallion Marcellus. TERMS: £3 3s. All care taken with mares, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply JAS. HAND, Owner, Helensville. To Stand this Season THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION "OCTOROON" By Menschikoft'-Tho Slavo Menschikoff: Stepniak—Pibrok. Nordenfeldt —Steppe Lochiel —Fallacy Sledgmere—Deception The Slave: The Workman —Fiesole. Robinso Crusoe —The Maid. Ingomar—Florence. King oftho Ring—All Work, Papapa—Marchioness. OCTOROON is a Rich Chestnut in colour; stands 15 hands 1 inch; shortlegged horse, with plenty of bone. Has started in 36 classic races, has never been unplaced, having 8 wins, 14 seconds and 14 thirds. Will Travel Makarau, Kaukapakaka, Helansvillo, Parkhurst, Kumeu, Surrounding Districts. TERMS: 3 Guineas Single Mares, Two or more as per agreement. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to JAMES FLYNN, Owner, Makarau. 'isnt itnice.Mummie 1 * &^T\ I IN THE KITCHEN! This Frenh, Delicious Creamy Milk is r*a!ly iadispenßable, Its convenie ice for CQOKING AND BAKING has led thousands of Keen Housekeepers to use it in preference to ordinary unSteriiiscd millc. Ip GENERAL TABLE USE-for Infants and Invalids—far everyone indeed the use of " HIGHLANDER " \a Bpdy-building and Beneficial —and "You can depend upon it." |a»T.,,h>M,-».,H.i«ii,n.i- ■Wrt.n t»^M^>.,w,.a-. -■ 1....W1 > i OF EVERY .DESCRIPTION i