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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8804, 4 May 1907, Page 3

6oPfcoi* A Son. UNBRSBRVED CLEARING . SALE. MONDAY, 6th MAY, 1907. NEAB COLYrON. have received instructions from Meisra Luxmoore Bro3,who have so'd fcl e r property, to Eell by public auction, on the Farm, 5 inileg from Colyton, without reserve, at 12.80 : 290 4 tooth to f.fm. Eomney Lincoln ewes, with Bomney rams 171 2 tooth Romney ewes, with Bomney rams 50 4 tooth to f.f.m. Lincoln ewes, with Lincoln rams 83 pure bred English Leicester ewes in lamb to s'ud E.L, Earn 215 superior ewe lambs 100 mixed lambs 17 heifers in cilf 1 18 months Durham Shorthorn Bull 3 cows in milk 2 cows in calf 5 mixed cattle 3 harness horses, 1 18 months draught colt, 1 mare and foal to Color's Emperor, Taylor and Bremer Wool Press, hand Chaff-cutter, Cultivator, Etc LUNCHEON.

JVJanawatu Auctioneers Association* ANAWATU AUCTIONEEES ASSOCIATION. FEILDING SALE. • FRIDAY, ICth MAY, At 12.30 sharp. 1890 mixed lambs (lots) 650 good mixed lambs (lots) 500 firsfcclass lambs 150 2 tooth wethers 50 fat and forward wethers 140 2 tooth to f.m. ewes 50 fat ewes 150 ewes * 100 empty ewes 100 ewes in lamb 140 4 year ewes 100 purebred Eomney ewes, bred by Mr 0. A Levett, and in lamb to Tanner rams 220 2,4, 6, and f.f.m Lincoln breeding ewes 120 ewes in lamb toßoniney and S.D. rams 280 f.f.m. ewes off turnip 3 200 f.m. ewes in lamb to Eomney rams 40 il to 3 year steers 7 fat Hereford steers On account of Mr S. H. Maguire, who has leased his property at Colyton: 800 2, 4. 6, and f f.m. ewe 3 in Jamb to Eomney rams 200 good Jamba 70 fat and forwaid wethers

A thoroughly reliable THREEHORSE TEAM, with dray and harness. All yourjg horses, comprising 1 five-year old and 2 six-year old i colts, Apply at once to ■ H. HIGHT, .Hammond's Line, Rongotea. DUSH FELLING. Wanted to Lct-1200 Aore3 of Bush, in lots to suit contactors. APPIy Y/ILSON K iwhatau, [ In reply to Messrs Dalrymple anu Wilson's notice which appeared i the Advocate, stating thus:-" Natives have nothing to do with these lakes," Kaikokopu Lakes, better known as Hunia's Lakes and others. Therefore I am requested to notify that my friends are the first to contradict Hunia's rights to these lakes, they having just possessed the lands surrounding the Reserve (i.e., the Kaikokopu Lakes) last year. Therefore I take the liberty of saying that Hunia owns the Reserve, and he also occupied the land with, his people many years before the sale of the Rangitikei and Manawatu Blocks to the Crown in the year 1866, and since then it has been always recognised as Hunia's lakes. The said lakes were reserved by Hunia for the benefit of his people, and he also erected a two-roomed wooden building over thirty years ago near the lakes for the convenience of those Natives wishing to catch iish and shoot game. As regards to the house it is still in good order. _ According to the above mentioned, that is the above conditions, the Hunias will continue their rights of shooting and fishing on these lakes. I have formerly advertised for several years the right of shooting on the said'lakes on behalf of the Hunia*, and "there has been no contradiction from anyone. Therefore in realising the facts concerning the sole rights of Hunia to those lakes, I came to the conclusion that it would be very unfair on the Hunias to have their rights abolished, having been under their possession fo\' many years, and Bince the late Kawana Hunia conducted the interest of the Government as regards to the Rangitikei and Manawatu Blocks sales; and the same was confirmed according to his method, under his influence over the tribes. In referring to the above-mentioned, I am sure, it will affect the former sales if their rights to these lakes are deprived. . . , I was informed by Native friends that a drain has been constructed through the Reserve, therefore I ton prepared to fill in the drain to prevent further destruction to the lakes, and as wo do nob agree to have a drain through the properties. T. U. MARUMARU. Apa House, Parewanui, May 4, 1907.

pRIVATE HOSPITAL. Mamon Junction. MISS BEATRICE WALTON, Certificated Medical and Surgical Nurse, (Late of London). Terms on application. J X A I P M ACOTIONEEB & GENEBAL COMMISSION AGENT, BULLS, Wishes to notify tho public that he ia prepared to execute Private Sales in any para o! the district. He will be sailing it Bongotea on Toeaday. the 30th April, and Wednesday, Ist May. „ Consignments of Slock and Produce will be received at his office at Bui s, or at Eongotea on the days of the i ftio " J. CAMPION, I Bulk.

RANTED 10. LE,T 2°o Acres Light Bash-felling _to be let in one or more lot'. Parties of four or mors men can obtain particulars from ■ DTJNOAN & CAMPION, Qkirae, Foretell,