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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1921, Page 8

SALEC BY AUCTION. N.Z LOAN & M.A.00 JTINERARY OF gULL pAIRS. HAWERA—Friday, October 14. OPUNAKE —Monday, October 17. KAKARAMEA —Bull and Springing Heifer Fair, Monday, October 17. MANAT A —Tuesday, October 18. PALMER ROAD—Friday, October 21. ELTHAM’—Wednesday, October 2G. HAWERA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921. 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS, etc., including—--25 fat and forward store cows 20 empty heifers 50 springing cows and heifers 20 store pigs 150 SHEEP, including— GO wethers 40 hoggets SALE OF BUTCHERY PLANT. ELTHAM. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. At 2 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. instructions from Deputy Official Assignee in Estate of A. G. Mills, will offer as above at auction at the shop* recently used by Mr. Mills— BUTCHERY PLANT, comprising—- “ National” Cash Register (almost new), ‘‘Dayton” Computing Scales (almost new), eight horse power ' “Riley” Engine, large Cart, small Cart, D.B.N. Mincer, Sausage Filler, Brine Pump, 4 butchers’ Blocks, 2 sets Harness, 3 Collars, Saddle, set Scales, 2 hand Mincers, 5 Brine Tubs, Shop Fittings, Rails, Hooks, etc., Sausage Casings, Seasonings, etc. a L. A. NOLAN & CO. JJAVE received instructions from the New Plymouth Harbor Board to sell by auction at their Marl at 2 o’clock p.m. on Wednesday, 21st September, 1921 LEASES, each for 21 years, with perpetual right of renewal at rent to be determined by valuation in accordance wjth the provisions of the First Schedule of “The Public Bodies Leases Act. 1908,” of each of the following Sections: —Parts of Sections 12 and 13, and Sections 18, 19 and 20 of the Mount Eliot Reserve. Town of New Plymouth

Further particulars and conditions of sale, upset rentals, and plans of the Sections can be obtained on application to the Auctioneers, or to —

GOVETT, QUILLIAM & HUTCHEN. Solicitors to the New Plymouth Harbor Board, New Plymouth.

L. A. NOLAN & CO., HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. Next Sale October 11. Advice Cards and Labels on Application. the ntetter was a serious one, and if the soldier was • not in a position to pay owing to having bought land at a high price, the Government should be asked to pay the rates. The chairman moved that the members for the district be approached with - a view to having legislation introduced to protect the county in the matter.— ’Carried. GENERAL. Wm. Hodgson (Pungarehu) wrote stating that he could not see his way to pay any rates until such time as they could give him an outlet for his milk. Owing to no road access he had to separate his milk at a loss, and also had three miles further to go.—lt was resolved that the engineer visit the road, with a view to giving temporary relief up to an expenditure of £2O. Mr. R. C. Hughes (president of the | Paritutu Protection League) asked the council’s favorable consideration of the importance of united action being taken by local bodies to open up the Mount Egmont quarry, and enclosed a copy of a tetter forwarded to the New Plymouth Harbor Board.—No action. The Hon. E. P. Lee (Minister of Justice), in acknowledging receipt of the council’s tetter complaining that delay occurred in the services of summonses owing to the local constable having to attend the Rahotu district, notified that ■lie would obtain a report upon the matter and consider the representations that had been made. The granting of a slaughterhouse license to Quickenden Bros, was approved. The Treasury Department forwarded voucher for subsidy on rates £1154 Ss »2d. viz., Rahotu Riding £533 ss. Opua -£230 8s 3d, and Oeo £390 14s lid. • The Bank of New Zealand, Opunake. ’■notified that the county overdraft limit 'for the current year was £17,500.

Got wet through! Wore damp boots! Cold settling on my chest, feel miserable. This is the experience of many. There is nothing that gives more speedy relief tnan full doses of “Nazol.” It is quite magical in its effect. 4 Buy a NORTH BRITISH (“Unique”) RUBBER HOT WATER BAG. On sale by chemists, rubber and hardware stores. See the brand on the neck. Quality, is superb. *8 Discount tickets 2s in the £2 issued with cash post orders from 11, J. Abram, the “Shop by Post” Chemist, New Plymouth.