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ROSE, LIMITED. ~ ;;~ROSE,pUTi>CS7 14th Ar C"•" "" AUTUMN* HORSE FA 8f 14th ANNUAL HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 26 and 27, 1912. At 12 o'clock each day. THE BEST MARKET FOR DISPOSING OF Oil BUYING HORSIS IN SOUTHERN HAWKE' SB AY. ROSE, LIMITED, announce to their numerous clients that they will hold their Annual Autumn Horse, Fair as .above, when they will submit to public auction about— OAA HORSES, comprising heavy, ZiVjXJ medium and light draughts, van and express horses, carriage and gig horses, children's ponies, unbroken colts and fillies; also sundry vehicles and harness. Horses will be sold in order of entry at.the gate. No horse entered unless 2s 6d fee is paid in cash, which will be returned if animal is sold. ORDER OF SALE: First Day: Unreserved and Unbroken Horses,. Vehicles and Harness. Second Day: Draughts, Hacks, and Light Harness Horses. Clients are requested to have their horses yarded early, entries being . taken up to 12 o'clock at the ga.te. No Catalogues Printed. BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1912, At 11 o'clock. Awakino Point A SUBURB OF DARGAVILLE. 4AAA ACRES RICH WHITE UUU pjNE FLATS, Divided into 24 Dairy Farms, 30 to 150 acres each 2 20-acre sections 12 o-acre Suburban Hume Sites 9 10-acre Market Garden or Orchard Sites Only 1\ miles from Dargaville Post Office, Close to Butter Factory and. School. All Metal Roads. i WAKINO POINT comprises - 2000 acres of Rich River Flat, unsurpassed in the Dominion for but-ter-producing qualities. It adjoins the progressive Borough of Dargaville, has been all roaded, and the roads are now being metalled. ' It is only 1£ miles from the Dargavi'lle Post Office land School, 'and about (two miles from the Butter Factory. Th« Borough is spending £30,000 in metalling roads, gas works, etc. SEVERAL of the Sections have been made small to suit the townspeople of Dargaville, who require paddock room, orchard sites, and "land for town milk supply and market gardenIts situation is quite unique, forming almost part of the Town of Daraville, is practically 'all level, welldrained and roaded, and has three miles frontage to the Northern Wairort River. TERMS: 10 Per Cent. Cash, and Purchasers can elect to spend lo Per Cent, on improvements during first six months, or pay a further 10 Per Cent; Balance payable in 5 years, bearing 5 per cent, interest. T. MANDENO JACKSON, - Acting upon instructions, will sell >by Public Auction at their Rooms, ■Cus-toms-street E., AUCKLAND, as above. Plans 'and fullest particulars on application. Manager. Dargaville Branch. DANNEVIRKE, WOOL, SKIN, AND HIDE SALE. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1912. CONSIGNMENTS for this Sale C* will be received up till SATURDAY, 27th April. H.B. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. I)ALGETY AND CO., LTD. The Second Cup. I GOOD deal can be said about V the second cup, and indeed .a good deal depends upon the second cup when one is dealing with tea. You can tell the strength and quality of a tea by the second cup. It is when the water isi poured over the .slaves for the second time that you get the true test. Crescent Blend Tea yields a good second cup, rich in flavor and with plenty of stimulating properties. It is strong; it is rich; and there is a subtle charm about the flavor that gives pleasure to the .palate. You will never tire of drinking Crescent Blend Tea. EMPIRE TEA CO. W. AND C. TURNBULL AND CO., Proprietors, Wellington. DANCING CLASS. R ROONEY'S Dancing Class will commence in the Oddfellows' Hall on WEDNESDAY Even- _ , r ing nest, at 8 o'clock. '