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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10063, 3 February 1909, Page 3

N;Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE ACENCYCbJ,ItD TYNE STREET, OAMARU. FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS. Wo are SOLE AGENTS in the Oamaru District for THOS. BORTHWIGK & SONS, LIMITED, And are giving Top Net Cash Prices for freezers, either per head at the Farni, or at per pound delivered at Eveline or Pareora Works. McDOJCALL'S DIP. CARBOLIC FLUID (Non-poisonous). ARSENIC-SULPHUR PASTE (Poisonous). At the ROYAL SHOW, NEWCASTLE, July 190S, McDOUGALL-Dipped v Sheep won • 120. A WARDS, And at the-.HIGHLAND. SHOW, ABERDEEN, 1 August, -190S, • PER, CENT. of-the Awards won by McDOUGALL-DIPPED SHEEP. The Dip that is best to give lustre and bloom to the fleeces of the prizewinners is the best to improve your wool, and to clean your sheep. 1909 HARVEST. WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS AT CHEAPEST RATES FOR CORNSACKS (all sizes). BINDER TWINE (Bcggs', Donaghy's, Rosedale. Andrews, Etc., Etc. MACHINERY OIL. SEAMING TWINE, Etc., Etc. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE ACENCY CO., LTD. TATTEHSAIiIi'S YARDS. SATURDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock. -V*TK shall hold onr NEXT HORSE ' ' SALE as above. Present Entries: On account of Mr J. 11. Finlinson — 6 First-class Draught GELDINGS, 3 to 6 years 6 First-class Draught MARES, 5 to 7 years We draw special attention to the above lot of Horses; they are all good sorts, and as Mr Finlinson has bo harvest this year he is offering; his teams for absolute sale. Account Mr Charles Gamble, Taieri— O >"ew FARM DRAYS & FRAMES. On account of Other Vendors: -j Good Draught MARES and GELD-J-INGS. i HACKS and LIGHT HARNESS *± HORSES. Other Entries Invited. Also, immediately before the Horse Sale, we shall offer— THRESHING PLANT FOR SALE, consisting of: Clayton, Shuttleworth Portable Engine (8 h.p.) and Threshing Mill, Portable Hut, Belting, etc., -all in good order and ready to go to work. Particulars from the auctiopeers. N.Z.L. and M.A. Co., Ltd. C. A. SUTTON, 953 Auctioneer. PRELIMINAUY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE ON KAUROO HILL ESTATE, Near Oamaru. 16th and 17th MARCH. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), In conjunction with I UINNESS & LeCREN (LIMITED), bave been favored by instructions from the Execntors of the late W. H. Teschemaker to sell bv public auction as above, the WHOLE of KAUROO HILL STOCK AND PLANT, comprising: 35,000 SHEEP " qr>n HEAD CATTLE ' -Q HORSES IMPLEMENTS and FURNITURE. Full particulars in later issues. OAMARU AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. SKIN AUCTION SALE. THE NEXT SKIN SALE will be held on FRIDAY", 19th FEBRUARY. At 3 p.m. Entries now being Received. IDEAL SUMMER RESORT. ACCOMMODATION for SUMMER BOARDERS, Temperance Hotel, WAIANAKARUA. Moderate TeTms on "cation by telephone or letter, in meets Visitors at train. A. C. FORREST, 419 Proprietor. '"VTOTICE is hereby utven that the Council have rreolved that the DOG REGISTRATION FEE for the year 1909 shall be TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE for each dog. and appointed the following persons as Dolt Registrars and Ransers, and their residences as the place where" dogs may be registered:• viz : Charles Turner, Hampden; Hugh Wilson, Maheno; Thus. 'C. Hill, Altna; John Fricker, Black Point,- Arthur D. Sutherland. Omarama (Dog Registrar only). JAS. MARTIN, Count v Clerk. February Ist. 1909. WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL.— -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to those Ratepayers who have not yet PAID their RATES that the Waimate Gounty Cotmcil, in order to afford them a further opportunity of avoiding additional expenses, has delayed taking legal proceed5. but now finally notifies rhat on FRIDAY. 12th FEBRUARY, ALL OUTSTANDING RATES will be then SUED i for WITHOUT ANY EXCEPTION. GEO. V. COCHRANE, Countv Clerk. I Wninwte, Ist Feb., 1909. 966 A GENERAL MEETING of the A OTAGO SHEARERS' UNION - : " be held at the Secretary's Office, Thai street. Oamaru, on WEDNESDAY, February 3rcT, at 8 p.m. Business important. W. IRVING, 955 Secretary. PAPAKAIO WAITAKI ISLANDS. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Licenseholders for the Papakaio Waitaki Islands will be held at South Waitaki on WEDNESDAY, 3rd February, at 8 p.m. J. A. DUNCAN, 951 Secretary.