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AUCTION NOTirES MATAWHERO SALE. lIDAY), OCT. It4jli. DAY I 10U HO6 6 E ' (100 Ewe .00, 140 2th JirellieY 350 Ew'draifd Lambs 50 4th ana 6th Wethers. 50 Fat SPep. 4 Br'§@a Sows (young) STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN. Spying Horse Fair Jrmond saleyard is UNB HORSES|ks and Flarness Horses. BE OKEN^HORSES—--20 Draughts. 65 Hacks and Harness He WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. GAmsßono* lON C mfrom FEED BAR WICK THE LIVE AUCTIONEER. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. REO SPEED WAGONS . AND CARS REO dug deep into the vitals of industry’s exacting needs to produce the all satisfying commercial car—the Speed Wagon. REO sensed the trend toward faster motor haulage—anticipated the type of vehicle that would ultimately survive—forsaw the basis on which vehicles would be bought. Lowest, in price, Lowest in depreciation, First in longliverty, Greatest in Horse power, Fastest in safe j travel, Cheapest according to any calculation,. Bald, bold statements, those, but the facts are behind them. REO SPEED WAGONS AND MOTOR CARS. i i WILKINSON’S ■ TOURIST GARAGE READ QUAY PHONE 970. j SPRING MEETING, 1926. November 6th & Sth, 1926. r ■ General entries (isov. each) for Spring Meeting and Forfeits G.N. Guineas and Welcome Stakes. SUMMER MEETING, 1926-27. Dec. 27th, 29th & January Ist, 3rd. NOMINATIONS FOR— Auckland Cup. Railway Handicap. Summer Cup. Racing Club Handicap. Grandstand Handicap. King’s Plate. Clifford Plate. CLOSE by 5 O’Clock on FRIDAY, 15th October.

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