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Taranaki Daily News, 5 December 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. TVTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. All sales held subject to the rules and conditions of the Taran&ki Stock Auctioneers' Association. MANAIA SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOANTMERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. Sell by Auction, as above—--20 Forward and Store Cows ]0 Bulls G Springing Heifers 15 Pigs 60 'Posts.

TATTETWALL'S, HAWERA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. 'hold tlieir December Horse Fair as above. " t ,:\ v Entries Now Being Rveiyecl. ■PALMER ROAD SALE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Oi At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. YyiLL Offer by Auction, as above—--25 Forward and Store Cows 5 Fat Cows 3 Bolls 15 Springing l Heifers., . 1 - ■- ✓ KOIWiRATAHI SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1916, At 1 p.m.

THE N.2. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. WILL Sell by Auction, as above, subject to the Hules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association — , 400 4 and G-tooth and f.m. Wethers, in Wool 40C 4 and C-tooth'drv Ewts, in wool 200 f.m. E,wes, in wool 300 4 and G-tooth Ewes, in wool, with about 08 per w' Lambs 200 empty Ewes, shorn. 2QO HEAI) CATTLE > including— - 44®2-year-old Steers CO lij-months S.'H. Heifers SO 15-months Steers '4O '2-year-old empty Heifers. Entries Solicited.

A Good Range Should Last a Lifetime! It ig well worth your while taking a little tiouble . in investigating which is the best range. The makers of the New Zealandia Range welcome your close inspection. Get a Zealandia Catalogue from your hardware merchant or storekeeper and judge for yourself. The New Zealandia Open Fire Range Saves fuel and labor. Possesses all the latest improvements. Gives a bigger hot water supply than any other range. Supplied to leading hotels, restaurants, hospitals, schools, and other institutions. MANUFACTURERS, Barningham & Co.^ George Street, Dunedin. looal representatives: Nii'on and Nixon, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

COUNT ZEPPELIN'S OATH. WILL DESTROY LONDON OR DIE. The Paris Excelsior, discussing the .Zeppelin raids on Great Britain, says:— "Information we have received from Switzerland, where one of our correspondents hns come into possession of informs, tion of a serious character, enables us to state that the unrelenting animosity in Germany against- Great Britain shows no sign of abating. Count Zeppelin is at Stuttgart ill. He is 110 longer young, is overworked, and above all is very much affected by the lively campaign being carried on against him by his opponents. It may be pointed out that the raids carried out by his fleets are coating Germany several millions of marks each time without any great result being achieved, and he is being reproached for proceeding by small instalments. People ask why, when he has 80 machines ready, he doess not despatch them together against London. It is true that Count Zeppelin has his defenders, who say that if the Camarilla which surrounds the Kaiser were not tying the hands of the chief of the empire s aerial forces Great Britain long ago would have been brought to her knees and would have asked peace. Count Zeppelin does not perhaps share these fine, illusions of his enthusiastic supporters, but an obsession and a dream of his is the destruction of London. A we'.l-iajormed German recently said to one Of our correspondents:— "I assure you that shortly you will be talking of a gigantic raid on London. The King's palace, the principal struc*. tures, all will be destroyed. This 1 piomise you. The count has sworn to achieve this result or die.' "

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