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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 85, 8 April 1916, Page 8

Auction Sales. TAIHAPB SALE. 'BDNESDAY, APEIL 12, 1916. ANAWATU AUCTIONEERS' AS' TATION WILL SELL:— :5 lambs (lots) >0 w. lambs i 0 fat lambs '5 mixed aged ewes (Ms) : 6 mixed 2-tooths >0 2-tooth wethers !0 6-tooth to 5-year ewes '0 4-ahd 5-year ewes 2 fat cows and heifers 8 "bulls 3 "mixed cattle 2 2|-year steers 7 forward heifers 3 2i-year steers 4 cows, August-September calrers i mixed weaners 3 forward cows 5 cows and calves iccoiint of Waiouru Station: 0 4- and 6-tooth wethers MANGAWEKA SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1916. iNAWATU AUCTIONEERS' ASIATTON WILL SELL:— 0 mixed lambs (lots) 0 4-year ewes running with R.R. 0 -ewes running with Romney rams 0 good mixed woolly lambs 0 forward empty ewes fat wethers 4 2i- to 3-yr. steers (good) 0 2i-year steers (lots) 5;3*-year bullocks (lots) 5 2J- to 3-year heifers 5 18-months heifers , 2 18-months' steers ,3 3 T year bullocks !l fat cow EAETIHI SALS. FRIDAY, APRIL 14TH., 1916. tEEMANR. JACKSON & CO. will )0 -wethers 0 forward wethets 50 fat wethers 50 lambs 0 s x .m. ewes 0 good 2-tooth ewes 10 ewes 0. 20-month steers J) 2i-year steeTs 15 2-year steers IQ weaners J 5 mixed weaners ?0 weaner steers 15 weaner heifers

SALE OF LAND. .AUMARTJNTJI SALEYAEDS. UESDAY, 18TH APEIL, AT 12 O'CLOCK. woured with, instructions from the agers of the Presbyterian Church lew Zealand, we will offer the uninentioned properties: — . L—Part Section 2, Block 3, Huua S.D. About 170 acres with Si*--.;; welling and other, buildings, known s the Maori Boys' School Farm, fanunui. ; 2. —Part Section 43, Village of fanunui. \ acre with dwelling, known s 'the Manse. ; 3.-4 Building Sites, c-ac-h over J ere, part Section 43, Manunui. ■"or particulars, terms, etc., ily to the Auctioneers — n E FAEMEES' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING COMPACT, LTD., "" HAMILTON. SUNBURNT AND BLISTERED '-XONA SOOTHES AND HEALS . >k Duxedin, Wednesday. ' My little girl, 18 mouths old, was sufferseverely from the effects of Sunburn, he* a bein* blistered and raw in many parte J in a shocking state," writes Mrs. M. eaver, 16 Henry-street, Maori Hill, inedin, N.Z. "We used « great many rieties of salves, oils, and ointments, but one so young with such tender and sensiei skin everything seemed to act more as irritant than a t arative. A lady who had ittle boy in a similar state advised us to ■ Rexona Ointment, as it had cured hia üble. I am pleactd to say it quickly *hed and cooled the blistered parts, too* ay the angry inflammation, and we were le to see her getting Iter natural sleep agam, ehe did not attempt to scratch herself ter the first application of Rexona UmtMit and in a verv short time all traces of e Sunburn had disappeared Her skin is present more- clear and beautiful than er thanks to your Eexona Ointment, and , ban recommend it to all for use in suca nsitive cases." .'-.'". ±. • Rexona, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is a Wmy elective for all affectum, skin, also far wounds, burns, sore* ld those manv hurts which are constantly Sag for the u*r of reliable remedy. Pnc% S wd 3.'-. canna' leave the old folks now, I'd better 'bide a wee, " ,ad's got a cold, and Mum's not xml], 'And pipes the ither e'e. H gang doon to the corner store ■For 1 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Mum and Dad will "greet" no more; be richt for sure.