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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 22, 23 August 1901, Page 3

q. 3N00K7~ Agent WIMWORTH. WARKWORTH ';: Vri^ADE". : '■■■ •-■■- Gooxkxl&V] a&d' for %I'l class c.« :;')f Stoc.k;;. ;JBuyßrs; .ftpin . Taui saiiga., ; W"^iliato^ fraranaki, and Entries'spitQited* ■ v ~^*i«' W. itamsbottom Coach^Proprietor, WEILBFQRDCoaches .meet steamers from Auckland.:- -tb = -Warkworth, twice weeKij, ; ." Goods arid gassepgers conveyed to any .part of the district, "^ ~,; . ...:; ~•-■ Boarding House, Every convenience for travelOOOD S^BLJNQ AND AQ GOMMODAUQN, PA DDOCKS FOR STOCK: ™i SALE^Vitlim W 0 miles; of L ■WnvbTTd^l'i, large Farm, 1,000 ■I'cres, all feiiceVT. House 5 rooms,. Oulbuildings etc."' Price £1,400. Term? for £700. '; _ ■ Will- Let or Eease at £8.0 and rutes per annnm.; 400 slieep and 40 Ivead o^ cattle at Yaluatien. • • •■ ■ G. ;L'a' Roclie. L><nd and Commission Agent Warkworth. Messrs Licliei^stein and Avnoldson beg to"intimate:that.they are only too pleased to giVe'Credit to good marks, Jso that they are buyers of produce, at market rates, at their Port Albert branch. PATKRSON & CO*, Royal Mail line of GMches B^TWEEK Warkwortlrand Devonport. Leaves Warkwortli ijC-Tuesday, Thursd a y, and Saturday at 8 a.m. rrives at Bevonport at 3 p.m. •; •■" ;;.'-'"'lseayes. . ■ ■ Devonport: Monday and ffiednesdaj at .9 a.m. and Friday at* 8 a.m. v ' ■'.. :. • ■ AiTiving., at/VV'arkworth .ai i p.m. ,QiX: -Firiday at 3 p.m. tiiroiigh;°to- -Wfellsford. " [ . Fares :,1 ob. single. Fares ITs. 6d. return. NOT I C E I hereby wish to inform tho public, that I have decided to discontinue auctioneering, and would take it as a kindness ,if those who have hitherto favoured me with their business would transfer tkeir patronage to Mr. O. Dibble, who seeks the support of those who appreciate promptness and business-like actions, which is his aim. Henry MeMurdo Whakapiraii. August 190 L H^r o t i o eT~. Chving to the rise intlie price of cattle and the extra expense entailed upon us in complying with the "Dairy Act," we have decided after the -end of this month, to raise the price of milk to 3d, per quart. J, Barton, T. Williams. Warkwth August 12th. 1901/