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Levin Daily Chronicle, 29 January 1918, Page 3

UNRESERVED CLE AKING SALE. Oi: lieavy Milking Dairy Stock at the Farm, To Horo (3 minutes' walk from Railway Station) FRIDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1918. rpHE N.Z. LOAN and MEK. J CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., instructed by Carl Larsell, Esq. (who lias sold his farm) will sell as above at 1 p.in: 5 Shorthorn cows to calve in March and April 1 2-year old heifer to calve March 2 cows , sprint? calvers 1 registered Holstein cow in calf, bred by C. A. Hopping. 1 registered heifer by sire bred by C. A. Hopping Grey filly years old Light spring dray and harness, plough, Planet Jr. harrows, tools, cooler, and vat and numerous sundries. 20 fowls and 21 pullets Auctioneers' Note. —We know this little herd to be an exceptionally splendid lot. Mr Larsen's total taking per milk 12 month g ending 31st December, 1917, amounted to £311 15s lid, nine cows making an average of £34 13s per cow. This speaks for itself. OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED On account of other clients: •7 cows due March 2 fat cows G.E. 2 springing heifers at drop 1 purebred Jersey bull 1 light spring cart, horse.

WAIIvANAE SALE. Thursday, 31st January, 1918. TUT ESSE 8 ABRAHAM ■ and I?JL WILLIAMS, Ltd., will sell as above nt 1 p.m : 480 2-tooth wethers (lots). 100 breeding ewes 20 fat rams 20 head mixed cattle 12 3-year steers 5 store cows NOTICE. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. Horowlienua Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show. PURSUANT To the terms of the "Banking Act, 1908," Wednesday, the 30tli January, 1918, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday nt the Offices of the undermentioned Banks jn Levin. THE BANK OF LASIAR. B. SMITH, Inspector. THE BANK OF NEW ZEA-, LAND. W. CALLENDER. General Manager. LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. 10 PER CENTUM ADDITIONAL ON' RATESAXOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of the provision of "The Rating Amendment Act of 1916", an additional charge of 10 per cent will be added to all Rates unpaid after Tuesday, Feb. ruary 12th, 1918; and after this date legal proceedings will be taken against defaulters, "without further notice. B. R, GARDENER, Town Clerk. January 24th, 1918. P.S. —Consumers outside the Borough, and those firms using Water for Power, please note. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH. SCHOOL. 1 RECTOR : J. E. VERNON, M.A., B-Sc. rpHE school re-opens on Monday,, February llth. Professional, Commercial, Agricultural and General courses. A few vacancies for boarders (boys) at College House. Prospectus on application to the Rector or the u,ulcvsie,ied - W. HUNTED, Secretary.

TO PAKENTB AND GUARDIAN. Mrs R. E. Lucas' Bookseller S Stationer, IS THE PLACE FOR ALL SCHOOL GOODS OTAKI SANATORIUM WRITTEN tenders, endorsed * * as above, will be received by the Undersigned up to noon of Friday, the first day of February. 1918, for additions to above ' Sanatorium. Plans and Specifications may be seen at (be Post Office, Otnki and Levin, i and at this office. The lowest or I any tender not necessarily accept- | etL J. D. LOTJCH, I District Engineer. Public Works Department, Old Parliamentary Buildings, , Wellington, ,21st Jan. 1918.