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Levin Daily Chronicle, 5 March 1918, Page 3

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT LEVIN. on 12th MARCH, 1918. at J 12 o'clock noon. JIATTENING JjlAB-M AREA: 1 AO ACRES 3 roods 28 perclies. - in the famous KUKU, OIiAU DISTRICT. ' J "MESSRS DALGETY and CO., Ltd., in conjunction witli Messrs W BIGHT STEPHEN - SON and CO., Ltd., under instructions from tiie Trustees in the Estate of the late J. it. McDon- " j aid, will oiler as above at Messrs J1) ALGETY and COMPANY'S !Saleyards, Levin, the lease o± this valuable property which is | lor a period o± 21 years from Ist 1 August, 1911, at a yearly rental I ol Thirty Shillings an acre. TERMS. — One-fourth of purchase money on fall of the hammer; onefourth in (j, 12, and 18 mouths with interest at the rate of 5J per cent per annum payable half yearly. Delivery immediately after the sale. For further particulars apply to: DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. or WRIGHT STEPHENSON and CO., Ltd. Joint Auctioneers. SHANNON SALE. Wednesday, Gtk March, 1918 MJiSSltd AJSitAHAM ANJJ WILLIAMS, LITD, vvKll sell as above at 1 p.m. 250 lambs -'JO good lambs 50 forward ewes 50 mixed 2-toot-ha 4 Lincoln rams 8 fat cows (lots) 18 3-year steers 20 2i-year steers 8 forward cows 10 heifers (lots) •'lO weaners (lots) steers 1 (JO-gallon boiler 100 good 2-tooth ewes I>'so f.f.m. breeding ewes 0 Bomney rams G-tooth CLEARING SALE OF FURNITUBE AND EFFECTS. Wednesday, March Gth, at 2 p.m. I\/TESSBS PARKER and YINCENT have received instructions from Mr J. P. Ivess, who has sold his business and is leaving Levin, to sell at his residence, Queen" street west, the whole of his furniture and effects comprising— Handsome extension dining table in oak, two divan chairs -in brown saddlebag, clieval Duchess, wardrobe with mir- j ror front, marble top and til-' ed back waslistand, double bedstead of wood with copper mounts, large? mirror, Duchess pair, hall striking 8-day clock, sideboard and chefEonier, . 4 good kitchen chairs, settee, single iron bedstead, and mattress, bedroom ware, hearth rugs, fender and irons (2), several pairs of i pictures in oak frames, handprinted mirrors, kitchen ■:"'ensil*, crockery, wringer, tools, tire wood, one ta; lamb (pel), .and .many artif ;:>s too immci'OTis to mention. Also for 1 he benefit of the local Red Cross Fund - One fat lamb, the gift, of Mrs Ivess. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Gth. PARKER AND VINCENT. Auctioneers. OTAKI LICENSING DISTRICT. i ELECTION ~Oh"LICENSING COMMITTEE. | N PURSUANCE of the Legislature Act, IUOB, and the LiAct, 1 ( J08, and their amendments, 1, HENItY HO \\ TARD CORK, Returning Officer for the Otaki Licensing District, hereby give notice that' the following persons have been duly nominated for the Licensing Committee of the said district, namely: FREEMAN, HERBERT LING, BEN McLEAYEY, JAMES MURDOCH, WILLIAM O'CONNOR, JOSEPH MICHAEL TOMPSITT, WILLIAM As the number of candidates nominated is in excess of the number of members required (5), the Poll will be taken at the various polling places in the said Licensing - District on TUESDAY, the 12th dav of MARCH, 1918. The following are the polling places : The Council*. Chambers, Levin (Principal). The Courthouse, Otaki. The Hall, Te Horn. The Hall, Waikauae. Wise's Hall, Paraparaumu. The Hull, Manakau. The Hall, Paekakariki. The Hall, Ohatt. The Public School, Koputaroa. Mechanics' Institute, Shannon. The Public School, Moutoa. The Hall, Tokomaru. The Masonic Hall, Foxton. The Public School, Taikorea. The School, Oroua Downs. j Hours'of poll in ff: 9 a.m. to C, p.vT. Dated tins STCroND DAY OF "MARCH. 1918. IT. TT. CORK, Returning Officer. THAKAT? A-KOPT;TAROA Patriotic Soeintv will hold their annual "Patriotic Fair on \Ved - nesdav, Mavel] 27th'. Fresli at- , traction : Babv Oueeu Carnival.' Watch for -advertisement.