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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 88, 12 April 1916, Page 8

t Auction Sales. y, MASTGAWEKA SALE. V! THURSDAY, APRIL 13, >916. h MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS’ ASSOCIATION WILL SELL:— 600 mixed lambs (lots) f 100 4-year ewes running with R.R. ( go ewes running with Romney rams t CO good mixed woolly lambs 1 30 forward empty ewes 35 fat wethers '• 34 24- to 3 : yr. steers (good) CO 24-year steers (lots) \ 25 34-year bullocks (lots) i : 15 24- to 3-year heifers ’ ■ 15 18-months heifers 12 18-months’ steers V 13 3-year bullocks J 1 fat cow ‘ 200 good mixed lambs ' 45 ewes y 30 2-tooth wethers L - 20 20-months steers 10 Holstein weaner steers 2 fat bullocks 2 fat cows £ ' , - v V r. v •>-. EAETIHI SALE. ■ • FRIDAY, APRIL 14TH., 191 G, • FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. will sell: — 200 wethers 250 forward wethers CO fat wethers 250 lambs 400 s.m. ewes 300 good 2-tooth ewes 100 ewes 70 20-month steers 40 24-year steers ’ 25 2-year steers ' • 70 weaners 25 mixed weaners 20 weaner steers 15 weaner heifers 300 2 and 6-th. ewes 23 20 month steers 200 2,- 4-, and 6-tooth ewes ' 100 2-tooth wethers '< 40 forward 34-year, steers 70 24-rear steers

SALE 0? LAND. :■ TAHMAEUNUI SALEYAEDS. TUESDAY, 18TH APEIL, AT 12 O’CLOCK. Favoured witli instructions from tlie Managers o£ the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand, we will offer the undermentioned properties:— • Lot 1. —Part Section 2, Bloch 3, Hunua S.D. About 170 acres with dwelling and other buildings, known ! as the Maori Boys’ School Farm, Manunui. Lot 2.—Part Section 43, Village of Manunui. 1- acre with dwelling, known as the Manse. Lot 3.—4 Building Sites, each over J acre, part Section 43, Manunui. For further particulars, terms, etc., apply to the Auctioneers—---THE FAEMEES ’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEEEINO COMPANY, LTD., HAMILTON. SUNBUKNT AND BLISTBKED BEXONA SOOTHES AND HEALS "■ 1 ■ \ Dunediw, Wednesday. “ My little girl, 18 months old, was suffering severely from the effects of Sunburn, her skin being blistered and raw in many part* and in a shocking state.” writes Mrs. M. Dreaver, 1(J Henry-street, Maori Hill, Dunedin, N.Z. “We used a great many varieties of salves, oils, and ointments, but in one so young with such tender and sensitive skin everything seemed to act more as an irritant than a curative. A lady who had a little boy in a similar state advised us to try Rexona Ointment- as it had cured hia trouble. I am pleae_-i to say it quickly [toothed and cooled the blistered parts, took away the angry inflammation, and we were able to see her getting her natural sleep again, as she did not attempt to scratch herself after the first application of Rexona Ointment, and in a very short time all traces of the Sunburn had disappeared. Her skin is at present more clear and beautiful than ever, thanks to your Rexona Ointment, and we can recommend it to all for use in suga sensitive cases.” Rexona, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is a remarkably effective remedy for all affections the skin, also for wounds, burns, sores, and those many hurts which are constantly palling for the uar of reliable remedy. Prica 1/6 aad 3i-.

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