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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 4018, 7 June 1920, Page 6

Auctions. '•■■ 26 SMALL DAIRVHRMS 27 ACRES to 70 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL FLATS AT GLEN OROUA MURRAY, ROBERTS and CO. LTC, are instructed by Mr E. R. SAUNDERS to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION in the DRILL HALL, FEILDING, On TUESDAY, JUNE 8, at 2 p.m. His well-known GLEN OROUA PROPERTY OF 1100 ACRES . CLOSE TO THE BEST PORTION OF THE KOPANE. 21 miles from Glen Oroua, 5 from Rongotea, 3£ from Rangiotu Railway Station, 13| from Palmerston North, and 16 from Feilding by Motor roads. THIS BLOCK IS" UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY by any land in the Dominion. It is particularly well grassed, and the farms are watered by 15 ARTESIAN WEJJLS. Many plantations afford ! splendid shelter for stook. Being in the Centre of a Thriving Dairying District, there is a Great Prospective Value in the Sections. The forming and metalling of the NEW ROADS shown on the plan will be undertaken, at his own expense, by Mr Saunders, to the satisfaction of I the Mapawatu County Council. Dairy Factories and Schools within i easy distance. 1 MODERN DWELLING and OUTBUILDINGS; on Homestead Section, also FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE and 1 WOOLSHED, to be sold with other sections. ) ■ ' TERMS.—S per cent, on fall of hammer. 5 per cent, on possessip*, July; 8, ,1920. 10 per cent, in 2 years from' date of sale. Balance in 5 years at Si per cent. per annum. Plans, etc., from MURRAY) ROBERTS, and CO. LTD. Feilding, And all branches, or from their Agents: J. M. Johnston, Daris and Co., Palmerston North, als.o from H. G Fletcher, Solicitor, Palmerston N.

for the first day of the (iisbcrne lCaciiig OiiiU's Vt'miA.T mceiiuj;:-— yarn xiuruies nandicap, of 250 soys wo miles.—Ure Ore 11.3, tjyiner '■to.Llij'i Vacuum y./; Cross'"Words H.i, J±oKi-i<ox 9.0, RoUita y.U, ivuuden xiuek itace, ■of 150 1 soys; four iiurlongs; •■■ all Lj.O.r— xJia.tiolic, 1 Ueinlone, Uolcouda, VvaiKounu, be. uurnet,,, yueen's. Up, Arbroata, W haiioko, Anata, i (, yte and L»rum, Overj Tnere, i\ltiy Bloom, Jovial, lieu Jidna, Flywiieel. flying Handicap, of 200 soys; six furlongs.—Dripble 10.13, liionskin 10.13' Actilid.lo.2, Black Lace 9.12, Orawia 9.5, Prince -Randall-. 9.3, Tieki 9.0, ■llamanuwhiri 9.0, ' Lord'Ainslie y.O, Shaki 9.0. Gisborne' Steeplechase Handicap/ of 400 hoys; three miles '10.12, Chillios 10.5, Brunswick 9.13; Fagot 9.7. ..'•■•■ - Hack ; Flat Handicap,. of 200 seveci furlongs.^—Acquittal 11.0, Prince Randall 10.8, Persian King 10.6, Glengyle ;9.13, Tieki 9.10, ; Oriateur; 9;10, Thebes '9.7, Crevasse 9.2, Mannikin 9.2, Waikohu 9.0, Mummix 9.0, Pohehe 9.0. Tramway Hack Steeples, of 200 sovsj two miles.—Con 11.10, Brunswick 10.12, Sir Donald 10.8, Vacuum 10.3,; Gay Boy 9.9, Juan 9.7; Slumix.7, 9.7. Winter Oats Handidapj of 250sovs; ene mile and a quarter.—Dribble 10.12, Cleft 10.8; Acquittal 9.10, Patetonga 9.6, Oi-ateur 9.0. NOTES AND COMMENTS.. Thrace and Lochella have been gaged in the jumping events at the A.J.C. winter meeting to be held, on June 17 and 19. The last-named lias also: been entered for "the 'V-RiC. Grand National Hurdle Race and Steeplechase. . ; '.' ' Amadis, (Maltster—Otterden), the half-brotlier to Bonif'ormand. Martian-, won a race at Gosford Park last month. Amadis' is the' last progeny of Otterden, who died in 1914. Two of her daughters, Otterburn (a' full-sister to Amadis) - and Otterform (By Multiform) are at the stud in New South Walee. .:.... Chant Royal.; is . 'by King Mark, from Chantressj the first of eight produced to Birkenhead: Red Rock (Rokeby—Red Rose), the full brother to Risingham, won a race ab Brisbane the day the Thoiisand was run. . . One well-known. horseman at the Otald meeting, who had his number hoisted on top/but did.not get the stake, was reprimanded for "assisting" the judge. ... ■ Lochella is the second horse to win both the Great NortheiTi Hurdles and Grand National Steeplechase. The first winner','Mutiny,-won the Grand National at Riccarton two years in succession. < .. ■• • - Countess Acrasia, who recently put up an Australasian record for nine , furlongs'at Brisbane, is a daughter of Acrasia, a': Melbourne Cup";/: winner, but is only a ■m'odei'ate perfofmer. The previous best time for the distance was put vii By Gloaming;at Rahdwick. This is the only Australasian recordl held in Queensland.

The.Feilding Star for up-to-date work. A DOCTOR'SPRIVATE OPINION. The surest method of preventing in-' fluenza is to.sniff up twice a day a little Fluetiaoi from" the hollow i>f the hand DON "T -SET UP TROUBLE. Don't force your little ones to \ take ill-tasting - medicines You are-■ only setting'up troublis c ::fpr i If you have to gire them "a. coagh -.medicine, give them , Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which has such'a'pleafiant and agreeable taste that'children like it. Chamberlain's Cough"'Remedy contains no narcotics of any description and can be given with th* utmost safety to the youngest and most delicate ohild. ITiis is why it is ! cucli a favourite with mqthefe ' ,: of ' small ohildrep. All chemists arid storekeeper?.