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Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1915, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANP MERCANTILE AGENCY OO.'S ' LIST OF SALES FOR DECEMBER— Thursday, 23—Waverley, JANUARY- ; lvohuratahi—Thursday 0. Waverley—Friday 7. Kakarame'a—Monday 10. Stratford—Tuesday ]). Stratford, Wool, Skin and Hide Salt —Tuesday 11. Eltham—Wednesday 12. Hawera—Thursday 13. To Wera—Friday 14. Palmer Road—Friday 14. Ilawcra Horse Fair, TattersalW* Saturday 15. Opunnke—Monday 17. Manaia—Tuesday 18. Waverley—Friday 21. Kakaramea—Monday 24. Stratford—Tuesday 25. Eltham—Wednesday 26. Hawera—Thursday' 27. Kohuratahi Sheep and Ram Pair-. Thursday ,27. Palmer Road—Friday 28. Te Wera Sheep and Ram Fair—Frl* day 2S. Opunake—Monday 31. TO DAIRY FARMERS, LARGE OR SMALL . MILLER-WADE MILKING MACHINE Over 8000 in use In Australia; used in America, Jersey, Straits Settlements and selling fast in New Zealand. NO POWER, Works themselves. When adjusted, CHILD CAN" ADJUST THEM. NO STRIPPING. Enquire before installing other ma ehine9. Price, £5 10s Cash. In use in Australia for aix years. MILLAR, WADE AND CO., LTD., PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. QURANAKI AGRICULTURAL gOCIETY. WINTER SHOW, 1916. GARTON'S SUPERLATIVE SWEDE ACREAGE COMPETITION. —First prize £6 6s, second prize £3 3s, third prize £1 Is. For best crop ot not less than two acres grown from seed purchased direct from Newton King (Taranaki agent). Entry (2j 6d) t« be made with Newton King at time of purchase of seed. Acceptances (7s Cd) to be paid to tho Secretary of Show by May 1, 1910. SUTTON'S SWEDE ACREAGE COMPETITION.—First prize £7 7s, second prize £2 2s, third prize £1 Is. For best crop of not less tjian twe acres grown from seed purchased direct from Webster Bros. (Taranaki agents). . Entry (2s 6d) to be made with Webster Bros, at time of purchase of Seed. Acceptance (7s 6d) to be made to the Secretary of Show by May 1, 1910. MANGEL FIELD ROOT ACREAGE COMPETITION.—First prize £3 3s, secand prize £2 2s, third prize £1 Is. For best half-acre Mangels of any variety. Entry (ss) on or before May 1, 1916, payable to tin Secretary. For further particulars apply to A. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. P.O. Box 10, New Plymouth. ■XMAS HOLIDAYS. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! could be more distressing than to return from your 'Xmas holidays and find your home destroyed by fire? You never know when you may b« burnt out, but you do know that the STANDARD COMPANY will insure volir BUILDINGS FURNITURE, PERSONAL EFFECTS, GROWING CROPS, or HAY STACKS. Before leaving for your 'Xm&s Vacation, consult our local agent who will be pleased to give you any information required, if you are not already insured. STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO. OF X.Z., LTD. PERCY J. WATTS, Manager Ofiices: Ne.vt Theatre Royal, Devon Street, New Plymouth. 'Phone: No. 38. I r ® ee " i Keepers! Jdout delay orderinA JTO ur supplies for the JSeason. The " Alliance' IWaterproof - Reofed J I Dovetailed Bee Hives and j 1 Equipment are the moat [ \ reliable money can buy Best results asaured! I f Call or tend f. r Particular* and WflWtt! Price. En (tries WM, ROWE, BROUGHAM STREET. AGENT,