! INW'GAHI A JUNCTION SALE v Al.ii>S. ] MONDAY. liJ.ii MAIU'U. At Noon binirp. AfeUAHON AN!) LKK will sell b 25 Si'i)[{]'. bi i.EnS (.Lb n A\ES riwo Li A car will leave iv.il ot ih.' Gre\ in ■it Railway blatio) iiu ul Reel'SATURDAY, '24th MARCH, at II NOUN. CENTRAL YARDS. I'EKSTON ROAI MARK SPRQT .. ■* by public auction as ;jbuve: 20 EMPTY COWS. 24 WEAN KM STEERS. 5 YEARLING STFtCUS. 2 Two-year-STEEUS. 2 STAGS. Fur Tetemakajj Estate, 70 MIXED CATTJ.E. Fur clients. 16 MUX'H'COWS (in profit.). 20 I'AT AND STORE I'IGS. 1 SHORTHORN HULL. 12 WEANERS. Account client. Further entries now being rcecn MARK SFROTAND C<>., Auctioneer l^*^^f^^^^^^C^iS^SSSC3^T^^^S^^SSt^J3!C3So^S^^Sfc^ PUBLIC NOTICES. GRKY EVENING ST/ TO SL'RSCRIHEKS L Ii:iiSCIv'HIERS are hereby notified that iiwiiiff to Urn enormous cost if paper, we intend cancelling the paier id all those win.) are in arrears wit.li heir subscriptions. All overdue acn.iiiit.s must be naiil c.ji m before- MONROROUGH OF BRUNNER. "PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby &iven that under and by virtue of Section 23 of the Rating Amendment Act, 1910. an ADDITIONAL CHARGE of TEN PERCENTUM will be added to all Rates for the Borough of Brunner which are unpaid on the 31st day of March. 1917. P. J. CREAGH, Town Cleric'
fj¥%P if sft CHRISTGHUROH, AUCTIONEERS, LIVE STOpK, WOOL, land and grain brokers, stud stock Salesmen. ALL STOCK consigned to our sale , will have best attention on arrival. We Lave excellent paddocks for accommodation for consignments of Live Stock, handy to Addington Market. OUR WOOL STORES are considered to be the largest and most up-to-date in the Dominion, and the fact that we have headed the Christchureh Wool Sales [or many years past, is sufficient guarantee that all wool consigned to us will receive the best of handling. SKINS, HIDES and FAT SALES we hold everv THURSDAY. ACCOUNT SALES, nett proceeds, are rendered promptly. Consign Stock—"Pyne and Co., ADDINGTON." Consign Wool, Skins, Hides, Etc.— "Pyne and Co., CHRISTCHURCH." MARK SPROT AND CO., Greymouth, are our Local Agents, and all information and assistance can be obtained on application to them. They will to receive live stock at local railway stations, arrange trucks, railage, droving over tho Otira, and ti'iicking at Arthur's Rush.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 March 1917, Page 1
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