"ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT."

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16486, 27 February 1914, Page 9

"ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT."

When you are : just out-of-sorts, > not feeling well, but not bad enough to lay UP, or to be under the doctor’s care, then i 9 the time to “ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT."

• For .years I ha-re devoted my energies to prescribing. During this time I have seen thousands of Patients, the majority of whom are always satisfied with the treatment they reoeir*. .. .

.Indigestion, Sluggish Liver, Nerve Troubles, Kidney and Bladder Complaints, .Rheumatism, Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Sleeplessness, Coughs. and Colds, and the thousand, and one little Ailments you are liable to suffer from,, can be TREATED SUCCESSFULLY BY LOASBY. j’ do sot “setend to cure all and every Diswaae, iiof. ro attend to those who should bjVtmder a Doctor’s care. If I do not <hin!v l can cure you, 1 will tell you so ho&wij. Country Patients treated by correspondence.; Send mo a full statement of bow you suffer. Enclose. a postal note, or stamp for ss. and" I will send you a large bottle of Medicine post free.. • A. Sf; LOASBY, ' THE' ONLY PRESCRIBING CHEMIST, 679, COLOMBO STREET, < Doors from Cashel Street Corner nearer Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Xl

mouth ewes 17s Id, and two-tooth wethers 15s. The principal sales were For Brooksdale Estate, 122 lambs at 17s 9d to 19s 6d; W. Anderson 149, 17s 3d; ,T. Wells 111, 17s 3d; W. ,F- Luclcey 111, 16s lid; J. O. Rolls 124, 16s 8d•; J. Dron 121, 17s 6d; J. C. M’Adam 84, 16s 9d; J. Wild 25, 18s Id; Mrs Hoban 60, 17s 7d; W. White 75, 17s 9d; C. Mason 56, 16s lOd; T. Murray 108,17 s; E. Wishart 80, 17s sd; G. Arres 366, 17s lOd, and 167, 17s 7d; J. K. Forrester 111, 16s ; 6d; L. Doyle 56, 16s 9d; T. Hill 49, 16s sd; J. Little 22, 14s Gd ; M’Gowan Bros. 67, 17s od; R. Marshall 48, 18s 9d, 28, 16s 6d; W. Elliott 28, 16s 6d; Mrs Costello 80, 16s 4d; E. H. Brookel - 39, 16s lOd; J. Bently 30, 16s, and 73, 14s lOd; J. Gardiner IS2, 18s 6d; Stonyroyd Estate 165, 12s M; J. Simpson 104,. 17s; J. Power 100, 16s lOd; W. H. Rountree 16, 19s 44, 17s 2d; G. Trounce 110, 16s 7d; D. Dwyer 377, 16s 7d to 16s 8d; J. Spencer 90, 17s 10d;. Malcolmson and Hunter 165, 16s lid; F. Pohl 34, 17s 3d; and R. Watson 46, 16s 3d. For J. O. Rolls, 113 Wethers 19s, and 147 18s 7d; J. Cowio, 17 four-tooth 22s 3d; 49, 225; C. Mason 22, 22s 7d, 19 twotooth 17s 7d; Mr Hoban 18s. 17s lOd; \V Earl, jun., 145, 19s 9d; R. Watson 13, 17s; J. Little 247, 20s; J. K. Forrester 53, 17s 3d; T. Hill 33, 18s; E. H. Brooker 123, 17s. : For Wv Elliot, 30 ewes 16s 3d; L. A. Rutherford 22, 17s; J . Simpson 25, 15s 7d; Mrs Hewitt 11, 13s 7d; C. Trounce 47, 15s Id; T. Shields 17, 14s Id; T. Murray 7,14 s 6d; W. F. Lukey 35, 16s 3d. Stores — G. L. Rutherford, 666 ■ wether lambs 13s lOd; F. H. Downey, 199 half-bred wether lambs. 10s 6d; B. L. Blunden, 150 four-year-old ewes 19s 9d ; C. Wynn Williams, 144 half-bred 'lambs,los.| Mrs J. Douglas, 952 half-bred four-year-old ewes 21s; J. H. Wright, 33 ewes 12s, 37 wethers 15s 6d; Bailey Bros., 132 wethers 15s 3d, and 54 ewes 11s 3d; J. K. Forrester,’ 115 sound-mouth ewes 17s Id; J. Stewart, 116 two-tooth wethers 15s. CLEARING SALE. : A successful clearing sale was held by P. S. Nicholls and Co., on ..account of Gordon Hartley, Esq., a Kahuru,” Harewood Road,, yesterday. There was a. large attendance, and spirited bidding took place for every lot offered. Cows brought to £ll, sow. and litter £l3, and porkers £2 ss. Fowls sold at 9s per pair, and ducks to 7s pair. The implements and furniture were sold at Satisfactory prices. WHITE ROCK SHEEP SALE. A sale covering 10,000 sheep was held yesterday at Mr AV. Broughton’s Island Hills yards when the most of the stock was from that estate with entries from Messrs J. D. M’Cracken, W. M’lntosh, S. Townend, C. H. Ensor and A. Kennedy. After the rain of the previous night, which was equal to one inch, tho country looked very fresh and it was. a good augury for the sale, which was conducted in cool weather since there was a deposit of snow on some of the adjacent mountain tops. The last great sale at White Rock was on. March 26, 1908. On that occasion after 40,000 acres of the estate had been sold 25,000 sheep were put under the hammer. Prices then obtained serving as a comparison with the present sale were: —Half-bred two-tooths 16s lid, four and six-tooths 18s,< six-tooth merino ewes 10s 9d, twotooth Corriedale ewes 20s to 21s, and eight-tooths 18s to 20s. i Mr C. H. Ensor after the reading of conditions of sale said Mr Broughton’s yards were intended to be available for periodical sales in which the settlers of the district would be able to deal direct with those requiring sheep without the intervention of the dealer. ,

Messrs Dalgety and Co. sold:—For W. Broughton, Island Hills, 156 unshorn ewes 19s 3r, 260 two and fourtooth wethers 13s Id, 1346 two-tooth ewes 17s 6d, 1500 four and ’ six-tooth 21s Id," 527 4-yoar-old ewes 17s, 500 4 and 5-year-old ewes. 15s, 200 two, four and six-tooth 15s 7d, 120 15s 3d, ,785 half-bred owe lambs 15s sd, 788 wether lambs 9s lid, 680 mixed lambs 8s Bd. J. M’Cracken, Havland3, 436 six-tooth three-quarter-bred ewes, a splendid line, 22s 7d. W. M’lntosh, 209 forward lambs 14s lOd, 264 six and eight-tooth ewes 17s Id, 15 three-shear Corriedalo ewes ligs. S. Townend, Mount Lawry, 198 four and five-year-old half-bred ewes 14s 7d, 350 12s 6d. J. M. Kennedy, Loburn, 72 5-year-old ewes 11s 9d. ! L. Blunclen, The Downs, 500 4-year-old ewes IPs 6d, 142 19s 2d. Client, 15 four-tooth merino ewes 18s 7d. J C. H. Ensor, White Rock, 195 Corriedale .4 and 5-year-old ewes 11s 3d, 471 16s Bd, 81 two and four-tooth wethers 15s Id, 13 Corriedale 2-shear rams 3gs, 27 1-shear rams 3gs. There were sales of 27 young steers and heifers for Drummond Bailey, Sefton, at 48s 6d, and 60 at £2; for C. H. Ensor, 8 fine steers at £lO 16s.

AUCTION SALE OF CITY LAND. The well-known block of land fronting Latimer Square, Hereford and Worcester Streets, for so many years the prpperty of the late Mr WynnWilliams, was submitted to public auction yesterday by Mr Charles Clark. The land was subdivided into nineteen sections, eight fronting Latimer Square, four fronting Worcester Street, and seven fronting Hereford Street. There was a large attendance of the public, the rooms being crowded; Spirited bidding took place and resulted in every lot being disposed of tinder the hammer, The following are the details of the sale: — ■; . : ’£. Lot I—Corner1 —Corner Latimer Square and Worcester Street, 20 perches, to M*r H. H. Smith ... . 980

Lot 2 —Latimer Square, 20 perches, to Mr H. H. Smith . . . . .530 Lot S—Latimer Square, 20 perches, to Dr W. F. Browno . . .530 Let 4—Latimer Square, 20 perches, to Dr W. F. Browne .... 530 Lot s—Latimer5 —Latimer Square, 20 perches, to Mr R. W. England . . .. . 530 Lot G —Latimer Square 20 perches, •to Mr R. AV. England . . . . C3O Lot 7— Latimer Square. 20 perches, to Mr W. S. Feivburgh . • • 610 Lot S—Corner Latimer Square and Hereford Street, 20 perches, to Mr W. S. Newburgh 820 Lot 9 —Worcester Street, 2$ perches, to Mr J. T. Priestnall . ' . • . -420 Lot 10 —Worcester Street, 26 perches, to Miso Pogson , • 430 Lot 11— Worcester Street, 2G perches, to Mr A. It. M’Dcwcll . 415 Lot 12— Worcester Street, 26 perches, to Mr W. Hoban . ... 410 Lot 13—Hereford Street, 26 perches, Mr l r rcd Storey 530 Lot 11— Hereford Strcot. 20 perches, to Mr Fred Storey • • ■ ■ -400 Lot 15—Hereford Street, 2G perches, Mr It. TJ. Francis . .• . . . • 400 Lot 16—Iierefbrd Street, 26 perches, to . Mr Richard Arlow .... 400 Lot. 17—Hereford Street, 27J perches, to Mr 11. E. Smith . . . .410 Lot IS—Hereford Street, 27J porches, to Mr W. S. Newburgh . . . 403 Lot 19—Hereford Street, 272 perches, to Mr W. H. Jakins . . . -370 Total £0315 NATIONAL MUTUAL COMPANY. A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, By Telegranh—Press AasociaV.jn—Copyright. MELBOURNE, February 2G._ At the triennial meeting of tho National Mutual Insurance Company, the directors’ report was considered satisfactory. The company’s funds show an increase of £1,805,000. The surplus to be divided amongst members amounts to £650,000, and provide for reversionary bonuses amounting to £1,100,000, making the total bonuses added to policies by the Association to over four and a half millions. STOCK EXCHANGES. CHRISTCHURCH. The following aro tho latest quotations: •Buyers. Sellere. A s d. £ a . d.

Whitcombo and Tombs 5 17 G Tho following sale was reported:—Milburn Lime and Cement Co., £1 11s 9d. Tho Christchurch Stock Exchange wiU be closed from 1 p.m. to-morrow for the cricket match Australia v. Canterbury. AUCKLAND. (Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, February 26. 1 Sales reported—Ross, 3s 6d; AYaihi, 51s 6d. WELLINGTON. [Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, February 26. Sale reported—Talisman, £2 3s 6d. DUNEDIN. ■ [Per Press Association.] DUNEDIN, February 26. Bank of New Zealand, £l2 2s 6d; Talisman, 43s 3d. Sales made—Talisman Consolidated, £2 3s 3d; Bank of New Zealand, £l2 2a 6d; Westport Coal, £1 10s 6d.

BANKS— Now Zealand 12 1 6 New-Zealand (right*) 5 0 0 GAS— Christcliurch 6 IS 6 Tiroaru 7 10 0 .8 5 0 — New Zealand (pref.) . 10 10 0 Union Steam Ship 1 i 9 MISCELLANEOUS— , Glenmore Brick 0 16 0 N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. \ □ G 0