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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 18 June 1919, Page 3

' T ADY engaged during day requires bed sitting-room -with ptfard. —Applj- immediately at "Mail" Office. YX7ANTED. —GIRL to asaist m hottsowork and children; slcco at home preferred.—MßS HEGGIE, To Horo. cated GIRL, accustomed children, trilling take sea trip.—Apply by letter, MRS HAUSE; Tc Horo. YyANTED.—By young man.. BOARD and RESIDENCE with quiet, respectable family; must be Otaki township. Apply stating terms to H.J., Otaki Railway P.O. WANTED TO ( PURCHASEA-DAIKV' FARM, from oO acres upwards; good buildings. State carrying capacity and price to "FARMER,'-' 03, Eintoul Street, Newtown. Wellington. WANTED.—TO MILK ON SHARES (40 or 50 cows).—Apply DONALD McKA V. Paraparaumu. 'OR SALE.-r-Heart Birch FENCING POSTS, STRAINERS, and DROPPEES.—AppIy - ARTHUR SEED, Maymoni Estate. Box 226, Wellington. DRESSMAKING. JYJRS A. BAKNKTT (late of Otaki) wishes to inform old and prospective customers that she lias commenced business ns DRESSMAKER in Mrs Randall's shop, in Oxford street. LEVIN. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. WEDN ESDAY NEXT (At J. 30 p.m.) jyjfcSSRS PARKER & VINCENT have been instructed by Mrs A. A. Bright, who is leaving the district, to sell at her residence _ THE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD j FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, | As above. ' FULL LIST NEXT ISSUE. PRELIM INARV NOTICE. SALE OF FURNITURE, ETC. IE HORO—SATURDAY. JUNE 23th. \V. \V. WESTAWAY. THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT TE HORO. •jVTESSRS ABRAHAM &, WILLIAMS, LTD.. in conjunction with N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.. instructed by 6. P. Catiey, Esq., trill .sell theWHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising QA HEAD OF CATTLE, including 24. cows in full milk H<> cows, spring culvers -f heifers, due August 1 cow on drop 7 20-inonths. empty heifers 7 fat cows 11 forward stores Z registered milking Shorthorn 1 registered milking Short' heifer 1 registered milking Short) bull (bred by D. Bttick, j 3 registered heifer calves 4 heifer calves from picked co' 1 potter bull 30 woolly hoggei: .1 spring-cart mare 1 unbroken colt, fgood sort) Spring cart, two sets harness, 1 gig karness, Wallace manure distributor, Massey-Harris mower. sX'levcr plough, swing plough, set 2-lcat tine harrows, chain harrow.-, 2-l;0f.-->- disc cultivator, garden plough. 2 sets leading chains. swingle-bars, hay forks, cow- covers, 20 12-gallou milk cans, quantity viire, 500 droppers. 30 posts. 7 strainers, crosscut saw, dehorner. emery wheel, galvanised iron piping, half-ton turnip manure, 2 tons hay. 2 sacks seed oats, sack wheat. S sacks small potatoes. 4 packs eating potatoes, 3>swi molasses, buckets, sack maize, and sundry farm tools. Also Kitchen table. 3 swinging' AUCTIONEERS r NOTE.—This herd is known to be one of the best in the district, and anyone wanting nrst-clas-s stock should not miss attending the sale. The*cow? are in splendid condition, and the average monthly return from this herd for the past sine mouths is £135. All calving dates will be given en day of sale. , Light Luncheon Provided. WAIKANAS salz. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1919. j rpHIS SALE, which wa? to >s feeid en "* the IStfa, will be pat on to tbe following WEDNESDAY, the 25th. <?n account of the Winter Slum; si Pa&iorfE ASSOCIATED AG. F. W. GOKW6H. FAERIES AND' GEXE-RAL SMITH, OTAKI EAILWAY. Ageat ''for Massev-Hairjja Farm Icsalemeats'aad'Creass: Separators. , -Toll jadsalaii oa ajjEcaita,.