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J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO, LAND AUCTION IN OUR MART FRIDAY, sth JULY, 1940, AT 2 PAI. MESSRS J. TREVOR THOMAS ' AND CO., have received instructions from Messrs Crum Bros., to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION • at the above time and place, the following most desirable —BUILDING SITES—> (1) Situated in Havelock Street (East) between Airs Capon and Air R. Orr. This section is part of Town Sections 316 and 317 (being No. 14G) containing 32.1 perches. It is Lot 3 on D'.P. 9080 contained in C.T. 423/57. An attractive sunny section fenced on 3 sides by 5 and Oft corrugated iron fences. (2) Situated in Peter Street (East) between Alessrs Sutherland and Robbins. This section is T.S. 703 (being No. 118) contained in C.T. 35/187. The area is 1 rood. The fences to East and South are of corrugated iron. A level section in a handy position, facing into the sun. Both of these sections are fronting asphalted streets and footpaths. The Havelock Street site is in the 3rd block from East Street adjacent to the Technical School Sports Ground and the Peter Street site is in the 2nd block from East Street. The terms of sale are 10 per cent deposit and the balance in case on possession in 28 days. The upset price fixed for the sections is very reasonable. ' ' J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO., Auctioneers. national mortgage and a. CO. LAND SALE. FRIDAY, sth JULY, 1910, AT 2 P.M.

National mortgage and AGENCY COY. OF N.Z., LTD., has been favoured with' instructions from the TRUSTEE® ESTATE LATE JAMES McF Alt LANE to offer at Auction at their Salerooms, Ashburton,' on the above date, the Farm situated at SPRINGBURN, and comprising 702 ACIIES FREEHOLD - Good Homestead, 6 Rooms, and all Conveniences. Telephone and Electric Light. 10-Stall Stable, Barn, Woolshed, Sheepyards. ' The Property is subdivided into 12 paddocks, all watered by County Council Water-races. 150 Acres in young grass, balance ;1. to 5-year-old pasture. Carrying 750 ewes and 200 hoggets. Grows good turnip and oat crops. The Property is very suitable for sheep farming, and its carrying capacity could be easily increased. Possession lOtlr August, 1040. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COY. OF N.Z., LTD., Ashburton. BUSINESS NOTICES. LATE BOOKS WE RECOMMEND. “Nemesis,” by Douglas Reed, 13/6. “Hitler Speaks,” by Hermann Rauschning, 13/6. “Inside Europe” (Special War Edition), by John Gunther, 15/6. “My Years in Germany,” by Martha Dodd, 6/-. “Fallen Bastions,” by Gedye, 6/6. “One Fight More,” by Susan Ertz, 10/6. ■ • NEW PENGUIN SPECIALS: “Hitler’s War,” by Hugh Dalton. “Why Britain Is At War,” by Harold Nicolson. “Unser Ivampf,” by Sir Richard Acland. “The Case for Federal Union,” by W. B. Curry. All Penguin Books 1/2 eaclr. Postage 2d t New Maps showing the Mediterranean, 1/6 and 2/-. NEWTON C. JONES, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER , ’Phone 58. 86 East Street, Ashburton. FOODS FOR WINTER TIME

HORLICK’S Malted Milk, 2/11, Bourn Vita, Jib 1/2, Jib 2/2, lib 4/2; Rournvillo Cocoa, Jib 9d, Jib 1/5, lib 2/9; Loose Cocoa, 1/- lb and 1/6; Ovaltine, Jib 1/4, Jib 2/5, 11b 4/3; Nestle’s lodised Cocoa, Jib 9d, Jib 1/5; Royal Taste Coffee, 1/4 and 2/9; Greggs Coffee, 1/4, Big Value Coffee 1/-, Four Square Coffee 1/6 and 3/3 quarts, Symington’s Coffee 2/2, Regent, made from Camp Recipe, 1/10, Club Coffee, L 6; Strang’s Soluble Coffee, 1/6. Lane’s Emulsion, 2/9 and 4/9; Price’s Emulsion 2/6, 3/6 and 4/6; Wilson’s Maltexo 11b jar 1/6, 21b jar 2/9; Wilson’s Maltexo and Cod Liver Oil, lib 1/9, 21b 3/2; Wilson’s Malt and Halibut Oil 2/-. , W. V. JOYCE, Grocer, * East St. STANDARD HAMMERS. HAYES Combined Standard Hammer and Setter, 15/- each. JOHN ORR AND CO., LTD. Hardware Merchants. RELIEF FROM FOOT TROUBLES. NO matter how slight or how chronic your foot trouble, there is a Dr. Scholl appliance to bring you relief and foot happiness. Dr. Scholl’s new improved arch supports redistribute the body’s weight, correct abnormal posture and restore the natural functioning of the feet. Advice entirely