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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 89, 13 April 1916, Page 8

Auction Sales. EAETIHI SALE. ; FEIDAY, APEIL 14TIL, 191(5. FEEEMAN E. JACKSON & CO. -will *•— JiS 200 wethers 250 forward wethers 60 fat -wethers 250 lambs 400 s.m. ewes 300 good 2-tooth, ewes •TOO ewes 70 20-month steers 40 21-year steers 1 1 25 2-year steers . i ,70 weancrs A * 25 mixed weanera ' 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 31-year, steers 70 21-year steers SALE OP LAND. TAUMAEUNUI SALEYAEDS. TUESDAY, 18TH APEIL, AT 12 O’CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from the fanagers of the Presbyterian Church f New Zealand, we will offer the unexmentioned properties:— ot 1. —Part Section 2, Block 3, Eunua S.D. About 170 acres with dwelling and other, buildings, known as the Maori Boys’ School Farm, Manunui. .ot 2. —Part Section 43, Village of Manunui. 1 acre with dwelling, known as the Manse. .ot 3. —4 Building Sites, each over J acre, part Section 43, Manunui. For further particulars, terms, etc., pply to the Auctioneers—'HE FAEMEES’ CO-OP. AUCTION1, FEEING COMPANY, LTD., HAMILTON.

IE XON A SOOTHES AND lIEaLS SUNBURNT AND BLISTERED Dunedin, Wednesday. “My little girl. 18 months ol>!. was sufferseverely from the effects of Sunburn, he! i being blistered and raw in manv parti nd in shocking state,” writes Mrs. M. )renv«r, 1G Henry-street, Maori Hill, )uiie«i in, N.Z. “Wo used » great many arieties of salves, oils, and ointments, but l one so young with such tender and sea.sikia every tiling seemed to act more as i irritant than a curative. A lady who had litilo boy in a similar sir.tc advised us to y Roxoua. Ointment- as it had cured his rouble, T am ulnae J to s°.y it quickly OOfehed and cooled the blistered parts, took way the angry’ inflammation, and we were bio to see her getting her natural sleep again, she did not attempt to scratch herself if ter the first application of Rexona Ointnent, and in a very short time ail traces of the Sunburn .had disappeared. Her skin is present more clear and beautiful than ver, thanks to your Rexona Ointment, and e can recommend it to all for use in such leasitive 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 sailing for the us# of reliable remedy. Prica 1/8 and 3A. Moving pictures tell a story. Life’s sad incidents are shown, Joy and sorrow, laughter, sadness. Gladness, madness, grief, and moan. But the “movie” that upset me Was the cough that made me poor, Faded from the screen for ever, Chased by Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, “What is true is seldom new.” —Proverb. There is nothing new about Baxter’s Lung Preserver, for it has been holding its own for over 50 years as a Triable remedy for coughs, colds, sore tferoats, and all bronchial troubles. It is, as well, the finest tonic for the system generally- “ Baxter’s” has continued to grow in public favour, thus proving its goodness and reliability. Get a big bottle to-day from your Chemist or Storekeeper for 1/10. Keep is in the house.

YOUB FAMILY BOUND THE PIANO! If your home never knows that best of all pleasures—an evening of music with family and friends —you should lose no time in getting a really good Piano. The cost of a first-class instrument need not inconvenience you. Take advantage of The Bristol Piano Co’s liberal time-payment plan, and you can enjoy an excellent Piano at home while paying for it. And what a superb instrument you can obtain by selecting at “The Bristol!” This well-known firm holds extensive stocks of The Broadwood, The Samos, and other English Pianos of world-wide prestige. In Organs, New Zealand’s premiei Music Warehouse specializes in the two leading Canadian makes—The Bell and The Imperi"l. - As all these instruments ensure ; life-long satisfaction, one can purchase fa with confidence at “The Bristol.” The f Bristol Piano Co., Ltd.. Wellington. pM. J. Brookes, North Island Manager Local Representative; H. J. Dashwood