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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2280, 24 May 1921, Page 3

NOTICE TO trespassers; Notice'is hereby given that trespassers with dog or gun on the Whirokino Run will be prosecuted without respect to persons. S. JACKSON, Manager., FOXTON AUCTIONEERING COY. FOXTON AUCTIONEERING COY. AUCTIONEERS, INSURANCE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. AVENUE ROAD (opposite Manawatu Hotel), FOXTON. CLEARING & AUCTION SALES of any description conducted in any part of the district. WE SELL EVERYTHING. If you have anything to dispose of, send it along to the Mart. t AUCTION SALES of'Poultry, Pigs, Fruit, Vegetables, Furniture, and Sundries held at the Mart EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON Entries for next Saturday’s Sale are solicited. Particulars will be advertised on Thursday. Telephones — Mart No. 53, Auctioneer’s Residence No. 73. FOXTON AUCTIONEERING COY. FOXTON AUCTIONEERING COY. F. D. WHIBLEY, Auctioneer. P. GABITES’ for Special Prices.— Men’s White Handkerchiefs, 1/-, 1/11, 1/2 each. Men’s Handkerchiefs with coloured borders, 1/6, 1/11. WANTED. Weddings, family groups, or any outdoor subjects can be photographed in Foxton at shortest notice. Ring up Billens’ Studio, Levin ( 'phone 165) for vour lequirements. All work of highest quality. Great BARGAINS in Ladies’ Hosiery at BARR & TVER’S Big Slump Sale. Plain Black Hose, usually 4/th 5/11 and 7/C; Sale prices, 2/11, 4/(5 and 5/41. Grey Ribbed Sports Ilose, all wool, usual prices 5/9 and 6/6; Sale prices 4/6 and 5/6. SOCIAL AFTERNOON. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 25th INST., At 2.30 p.m. \ SOCIAL AFTERNOON will he given by MRS. F. ROBINSON in the Town Hall Supper-room as almve, in aid of St. Mary's Orphanage, Wellington. Competitions (including the guessing of silhouette.of Foxton people). Music, afternoon tea. Silver coin collect ion. DANCING! DANCING!

MISS VEKA WALMISLEY. Certificated London Teacher of Dancing, .Is opening Classes at All Saints’ Schoolroom on THURSDAY, 20th inst. GIRLS, 3.30 BOYS, 4.0 1.30. ADULTS, S pan. For pai'lictilars please apply*to Mrs Freeman. ’Phone 333 S. CLEARING SALE AT HIMATANGI THURSDAY, 20th MAY, 1021. At 1 pan. sharp. The new Zealand farmers’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., has received instructions from S. HUTCHISON, Esq., who Ims disposed of his farm in the Government for Soldier Settlement, tn sell by Public Auction, on the farm. Himatangi, the whole of his live and dead shirk, comprising:— 8 Daily Cows, factory culvers. 3 Dairy heifers, factory calvers 2 Dairy Cows in milk -1 Ayrshire Bulls, 2 3-year, 2 1-year 0 weaners 3 Light-Draught Horses 1 Harness Horse 1 Hack 1 3-year draught Filly (unbroken) 1 block dray, spring cart, heavy Cambridge roller, seed box, disc harrows, 5-leaf tyne harrows, d.f. plough, mower, hayrake, blocks and chains, harness and collars, 200 totara posts, 100 silver pine and Matai posts, 200 battens, vertical steam boiler, 120 gallon turbine separator, milk vat and pipes, cream cans, chicken brooder and quantity sundries. OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JP. GABITES’ for Special Prices. — White Calicoes, 1/10, 2/3, 2/0 per yard. Double-width White Twill Sheeting, 4/11, 5/11 per yard. Soaps, 3ld, Old and Sid per cake.

THEIR OWN FAULT. Those acute inflammations of the mucous membrane of the nose and throat that we call “colds” seem to be the inevitable fate of some people as the cold weather advances. But if you will question these people you will find that not one of them is in the habit of taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, either to prevent or relieve a cold. A cold simply cannot exist when this medicine is used. For sale everywhere. —Advt.