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Otaki Mail, 21 April 1922, Page 3

UNBESEBVED SALE OF BUILDING TIMBER. 10,000 FEET 10,000 FEET 10,000 FEET. 10,000 FEET. JOPLIN & CO., acting oil instructions received from JiK CAMPBELL. Rikiorangi, y, ill hold a clearing sale of building timber, including flooring, on the suction between the Kailwav Hotel and the Motor Garage, Otaki, at 2 p.m. on THURSDAY, 27th April. C. H. G. JOPLIN, Auctioneer.

NOTE.—Timber from this district is noted for its quality. CLEARING SALE AT WAIKANAE SALE YARDS On WEDNESDAY, 26tli APRIL At 12.30 o’clock sharp. i JyJESSES DALGETY & Co., Ltd., favored with instructions from G. L. ! BANNATYNE, who has sold his Rikiorangi property, to offer as above the whole of his stock and implements as under: — j Milking Herd — (j Etesian cows, bred at Weraroa 12 young Shorthorn Jersey cross cows 2 newly-calved cows All the above cows are really good and sound. Coming to iirofit August. ! 1 P.B. Eresian buli, rising 2 years, j i Dominion King Patch. 1 Shorthorn bull 5 heifers 7 calvers 6 pigs Useful hack and farm horses Sheep—--250 2,4, 6-tooth f.f.m. ewes in lamb to Leicester rams , 60 4-toot:k wethers 400 woolly lambs, to be drafted 10 P.B. Leicester rams J extra good sheep and cattle dog 1 2-seated trail with harness for same 1 spring tip dray, both built by Fit- ' chett 1 riding saddle, 1 Jioy’s saddle .1 packsaddle, 1 Oliver plough, almost new, 1 It. and G. lever plough, convertible to double, almost new; one set 2 Tyne harrows; 1 set Massey-Harris chain harrows; one each 3-horse bar—yoke swingle bars—chain; 150 gal. separator; 1 Tro walla Jack; 1 Prices’ Jack; 1 keg staples; roofing iron, | sheep dip; liquid and powder dip; shearing machine; horseelipper; 1 churn, farm tools, grass seed, block and tackle, drench, and quantities *f other sundries too numerous to mention. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—Those in want of good cows or hill bred hardy sheep or nearly new farm machinery cannot do better than attend this sale. CHEAP TIMBER," 100,000 FEET Second Grade use j ’ Jul BUILDING TIMBER for sale, comprising Rirnu, Matai, and White Pine. No dead perished timber, no grub, borer, or pin holes. Price 20s per 100 ft. Net Cash at our yards, Palmerston North.—TIRATU SAWMILLING CO. There is still .something for the gentlemen of Otaki and district to think about —the winter, so keep warm. C APTAIN T< B BAX, THE OLD SPORT, Will supply you with a heavy woellen Sweater for 21s 6d. usual price 27s 6d. •JERSEY, 11s 6d. Usual price 15s 6d. * PYJAMAS from. 13s lid. SOCKS from Is a pair. • j HEAVY BLUE DRILL WORKING ' SHIRTS, 10s 6d. Usual price 12s J

Black, White, and many other colored jj SHIRTS, at th e same low price, j)) UNDERCLOTHING. Collars, Ties, j Hraces. Hats, Caps. Handkerchiefs, jj Prices to suit AH. '! The Old .Sport is kept busy taking M measurements for suits; all suits to '! hand so far have given entire satisfac- / tion with regard to fit, make, and qua!- ij ity. '[ Roll up afid get measured for a suit as you want to look smart/ for the j 1 races. ; Why pay , £lO when you can get n one at the Old Sport’s from i £4 15= to £7 ss? A good range of samples to choose j from. Articles not in stock will be se- j 1 cured from tVellingion by return mail. I Rally Round the ‘Old Sport. ’ ' T. B. BAX, GENTLEMEN ’ S OUTFITTER. {! -‘Phone 127/ Bos 19. £ WATCH THIS SPACE! AND SAVE YOUR BOOT REPAIRING FOR THE II AX AKA U MAN— ' THOfS. VESRY, (From Levin). KEEP UP-TO-DATE. V iTI T LOWRY’S F O E LATEST SONGS LATEST NOVELS LATEST SONGS LATEST NOVELS LATEST SONGS LATEST NOVELS LATEST RECORDS. LATEST RECORDS. LATEST ESCOEJDS.