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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 33, 15 November 1901, Page 3

I Drapery, Clothing; and ' Furniture, y Qve^ elioioe pi Fanoy ancl FreucJa mpslips, Piques 11 Cajinbric Prints, ' ' ' ■o Mpirettps (in yuriety of colours), Serges and Fancy Blocks, J l MILLINERY! MILLINEBT! t,, LADIES' and GENTS' Hats from Is. "qd^etc. etc CLOTHITC DEPARTMENT. Heavy g;opk of Qents' Suits from £1 l s , Suits to measure Pit Guaranteed 'i eimis Siiits and Slurts etc. etc. • wjuufUiiceci JJM OLEUMS and OILCLOTHS >> FPRNITPRE I FURNITURE ! '• JTew shipments of Goods in all"dopartmen^ wool-]. All g. Q ods spld strictly at pur AUCKLAXJJ^ PEIGEg ° " ! A Stylish Pres^maker on the prg|nis§s.

Auctioneer and Agent, '""■ (j jllolds Regular Stopk Sale: |at: — Mangawjiare, Arapohue and Warfeworth. • MangawStare and Arapohue. About the second wmk in the ; month, Warkworth, About the second WedftesdaT in eqaH month, ' *

n Auctioneer and i Commission Agent, r ! J HQDLTJS STOQK s SALES, AT , WAIPU. TBAB4I;-W"1y-'BY, TAUHO.I WABK-: 1 WOETH AND PUHOI.

Royal Mail line of Coaches ■■••-■ ■ ■ i PETWEEtf j Warkworth and Devonport. Braves Warkworth: Thursday, and Sat\iT^lay;|it 8 a.m. Arrives at'Devonport at 3 p.m. leaves , Devonport: Monday and tVedimsday at 9 a.m. and Friday at • Ba.m. ~-.„- ~........,, Arriving at Warkworth at: 4 p.m. On "Friday at 3 p.m. through to Wellsford. Fares: 10s. single. - Fares tT.s. 6d. return. TO STAND THIS SEASON. I AX Mr. THOMPSON'S Farm : OKT ALBERT. r The Thokoguiibred Stalliox Sir Walter, y Pedigree—By Leolimis (imp.); dairi Past-a-Sk-ep, by Bay Camden; her ° dam by Biddlesvrbrth; her grand drin by Sir Hercules. Description —Sk1 Walter is in colour a rich dappled bay. stands 1G * hands 2 inches, showing- splendid bone and substance, and has proved hia;-J" self a sure foal getter. P Sir "Walter is well adapted and .dcs- . cended from stock famous for gettingcavalry remounts, hunters and coaching horses, Performances—Siv Walter while on the turf was a fair performer. He _ second to Sextant in the Great Northern Derby, carrying 810 beating Bangle. Miss Alice and others. Second in the Maiden Plate in the same Meeting^ Won the.' Hamilton Civp distance 1^ miles. Second Elying Stakes Won the Autumn 'Handicap, distance, llf miles. Second Plying Stakes in the | same meeting. Won the Double at Awamutu,E Terms: Single mares £1 12s. 6d. Two or more as per agreement. B Grood grazing at Is. per week. Every care taken hut no responsibility. Approved mares guaranteed. All Payments to be made on or be- „ fore January 190.2. Gr. E. 1 hompson, Port Alber Warkworth: — Tuesday afternoon November 19th. and every alternate Tuesday. Tauhoa:— Saturday 9th. and every alternate Saturday." '""OLD SACKS!"""OLD"'SACIZiT" ( TTp] are buyers of OLD SACKS in T T any quantity at 3s, per cwt. free on board steamer, Old Eopes. ,» Canvas etc. also purchased.—ElVEEH.EAD lAPEK MILLS CO Ltd., Auckland*

Xbarton; Royal Mail line of Coaches. COACH kavesWarkworth, leaving Wellsford. and Wayby every Satnrdy,morning. T<> Port Albert. During- the winter months by ararnrreLIVERY & BAIT^^ABLES. HOESES & TRAPS FOE HIKE. PADDOCKOm FOE HOESES. mX CLYDESDALE STALLION Bobbie Burns, 'f ncl^Taar Flats Bobbie BimwvtU be in' Warkworth .v Mo,dav October 7. and every Monla ■aluu-until the end of the Season. liie remainder of the ueek at lii« ™ stable Stanley Farm, Kaipara i'lats. Temis: sing-le mares £2. Two 02 Qoro as per agreement. Grains- Is >er "weelc . ° biUtvl7 °aro la3reU hllt nores P° nsA. HOOD. Owner. For further particulars see cards. ~ - — _| D, CAREAN, Fainily&Shipping WARKWORTH Wayby House WAYBY Joed Aooommodation for TxaTeUors and stock d*iv* jrs # . Mrs- A, E. Woodcock. Proprietress