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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3426, 4 March 1920, Page 8

3:» P o _ 3 5 aiming me. R/lURRAY, ROBERTS & CO. LTD., in conjunction with LEVIN & (‘Cu LTD./. are instruotefi by the ADI‘.IINISTRATORS‘ in‘ the ESTATE "of the late 1). LEDWARD, who have sold the pro-pert‘.V, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT NGAURUKEHU, 3 miles from Mataroa, on— THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1920, AT 10.30 A.M. ROMNEY SHEEP. 1450 2-th wethers 2959 lambs m.s. 500 6-year old ewes 600 5-year ewes 800 4-year old ewes 900 6-tooth ewes 1000 4-tooth ewes 1740 2-tooth ev‘ves_ 106 rams CATTLE. 54 2-year heifers 2,3 3-year heifers 113 run cows and calves 71 2-year steers 25 3-year steers 17 4-year steers ' 110 mixed yearlings 1 . 4 bulls >I.\IPLEMENTS.———DriII, discs, roller, Single, Double anil Three Furrow Ploughs, Tripod and Tine Harrows, Cultivator, nearly all Reid and Gray, and McCormick Reaper and Binder. Also team of 9 bullocks, yokes, etc., 6 draught horses and the usual station hacks and sundries. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

\ NEW MINISTERS. I APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED. ‘ WELLINGTON, March 3. ‘ The Prime Minister (the Rt. Hon. W, F. Massey) has announced that‘ the Hon. J. G. Coates has been appointed" Minister of Public Works. ‘ ’ Mr E. P. Lee (Oamaru) takes the portfolio of Justice. Mr C. 3. Pair is appointed Ministerof Education. In announcing the Cabinet changes Mr Massey saidthat Sir Francis Bell‘ and Sir William Herries had both expressed a desire to take a Well earn-‘ ed rest, but had consented to continue in office, at least through the coming session. _ ' ‘ The Hon. C. J. Parr (new lvlinister‘ of Education) has represented Eden, in the House of Remc-sentatives since 1914, winning the seat by a substantial majorit3" on the retirement of the late Mr John Bollard. He was born at Cambridge in 1869. and after a brilliant scholastic career was arlmitted to the Bar in 1890. He has always closely identified himself with educational progress and reform, both be‘fore and since he entered national ‘politics. and was for Several years. "chairman of the Auckland Education Board. ‘ The Hon. E. P. Lee is a well-known lawyer of Oamaru, which he has re‘presented in Parliament since 1911, when he _was among the band of new Reform members who gave the pre‘sent Government its voting power to ‘the Treasury benches. He is an earnest and thoughtful speaker ‘in the ‘I-louse, and is regarded by his fellow \members as one of the soundest ex‘ponents in Parliament on legal points ‘and technicalities when bills of intri‘cate machinery clauses are under con- , sideration.

‘ The Hon_ 3, G. Coates has held the ‘portfolios of Justice and Post and lTelegraphs since he was promoted to Ministerial 1-sink last year, and his ftdministrative ability has eminentl_v declared ifself. It was generally reccgnisecl among members of the old Parliament that when a change was made in the Public 'lVorl:s portfolio. Mr Coates was the mostlikely Minis~j fer to take it over. His appointment; t.o tffe responsibility will be a populari one both in and out of Parliament-. ’‘—“*’_...____—_:"_j"'__.j«2—{ —.___:__._lj:— : «‘gl"q£ug§t: E 1 MEAT M 9 Pflflfllfiflkfl . GUMPANV LIM!TEI§ ‘ -1.. ' ; -4'-‘~ V 1 .517 5 l I Tm. €4l sh Butclmyw vphoné New E-fifemnees, ,gTA'I‘I.ON STREET (Next King’: Theatro). I ——--——--II 1 sUPPLiI<3s or z>m..2am QUALITY _ HEAT ‘ 51 Reduced Prlcma. SMALL GOODS OF f‘3VE3.-‘ll DESCRIPTION. 311} ;,;;;:~.;- i:._ i::‘;'f3'.-:«.:i‘ =.m:'x'.a:;' l?.-saw.-m.r;.~.:::. in¢;3;+:e4: °»”.i-c'.::= -