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AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE# D MARTINBOROUGH SALE. DECEMBER 23rd, 1911. j ALGETY ANiD CO., Ltd., wii sell as above — 120 2-<to»tli wetthers 25 yearling steers 16 mixed yearlings 15 yearling steer® 8 mixed yearlings 3 good conditioned' heavy T.i...s 20 3-year steers MARTINBOROUGH SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23rd. Abraham and williams, Ltd., wil IsellL as above—--200 forward owes 2o 3vr steers . 25 1 1 dairy aeiteis XOTE. — Owing .» the M , a ' s +^ 1( 3 ,.<. S l.cil.K « O" 'w I sale h«s boon. n.STI'ONJvD until tlie above clnte. CREAT SALE OF CHRISTMAS POUL.RY. SATURDAY. 23rd DEO., At 2.10 p.m. AT TWE, P.O. AUCTION MART. J. JOHNSON AND CO. will a. o sell at 'their Rooms, m aiboveV a. la.rpe unxl vwied consignment of ClUvdatimas Poultry, mdudavp;— ltjrkeTSl4 0««, A Ducks, 20 Fowls-, vt Als6' 1 4yr old cob, po-ise winaver.

IMPORTANT sale of freehold PROPERTY. at MASTERTON. SATURDAY, December 23rd, at 2 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN aitc? MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. ; Ltd., have been favoured waitli instruct ionls from the Executors m> the Esta OARL PAUL WILHELM HOFFIENS HANS MICHAEL JOHANN lIOFFFJNS, Deceased. To offer by Public Auction at tliei.r Offices, Chapel Street, as above— LOT I.—Small dairy and sheer farm, Maurioeville, comprising Ui acres 0 roods 34 perches, well grassed and watered and subdivided intc convenient paddocks, together witr comfortable cottage and outbml.dhigs, yards, etc. Situate one half mjile from Mauricevtlle Railway Station'. . , , .LOT 2. —Boardinphou'se_ property, opposite Mauriceville Railway Station, land 0 acres 1 rood 14 perches, up to date building, gas installed good dr a/in age aod water, stab tog shed®, etc. CONDITIONS AT SALE. Further particrlars upon' application : !i'„v Mr W. CANDx, rme THE AUCTIONEERS, Or Mr G. A. POW.NALL, Solicitor

SABA'S LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND SUMMER GOODS HAS ARRIVED LATE, amd) we have decided that it MUST BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE. POPLIN DRESS LENGTHS, in all sliades', 3© 6d. „ BIG LINE JAPANESE SILK BLOUSES. ■, ™„„- LARGE STOCK CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. , , SEE BOTH SHOPS, NEW SHOPy tWdoora from. Main' Shop, will' b« open can SATURDAY, to GOODS. , SABA'S HOLLOWAY'S BUILDINGS, .QUEEN STREET.

NOTICE. WISH to announce that I am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of FAT STOCK during th« present freezing season. V*. MoKENZIE.

dainty hats LADIES who appreciate a pretty Hat should select their , hats FROM OUR CHOICE MILLINERY DISPLAY. Many of the artistic creations we are showing may be described in one pthrase, "Low-prioed Beauty." Every hat is a gem or eJfeganoe and refinement. The very latest French and English Models copied a 4 most reasonable prices. MADAME CARLE MILLINER AND ARTIFICIAL FLORIST, 95 Queen Street, M&sterton.

SMITH AND JONES GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, CASH STORE ... LINCOLN ROAD. CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! NOW i» the time to think of your Christmas Cakes and Puddings. Don't leave it tall tih© la.Bt minute. We have a very fin© choice of fresh, clean Fruit®, including Raisins, Sultana®, Currants, Candied Peel. Call and inspect these special lines. Customers' waited on and orders delivered. SMITH ANTO JONES, CASH STORE Ooraex of Bemiley Street and Lincoln Road, Masterton.-

TOM HOLLAND CAB PROPRIETOR. Scabs, q OABS. O ALWAYS ON HIRE. TWO of which are fitted with RUBBER TYRES. One carriage and pair, with livery, specially reserved for Private Engagements. Wedding Parties and Afternoon Drive® a specialty. TELEPHONE 298. NOTE NEW ADDRESS—OHUROH ST., Masterton,