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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 17 March 1928, Page 10

AUCTIONS. I NEWTON KING LTD. DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, MARCH 19. TVTEWTON KING LTD. & NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. will sell by auction as abov,e — 1000 MIXED SHEEP, includ ' ing—--450 m.a. owes 400 rn.s. lambs 2QQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— -40 3-J-year to 4-year steers 50 store and forward cows .10 bulls Sale at 1 o’clock. HAWERA. THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 22. jVTEWTON KING LTD. & NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. will sell by public auction as above — MIXED CATTLE 35 forward and store cows 15 fat cows 10 bulls (50 wean or heifers 1000 MIXEr> SHEEP 150 2-th. wethers (good) 300 s.m. breeding ewes 150 good storel a mbs 300 f.f.m. ewes 100 WEANE:B AND STORE PIG ' S AND PORKERS ' 10 good butchers’ porkers. On account of the Hawera Hospital Form—■ 2 5-month pedigree Berkshire boars QOBONATIOH JJOTPI E. CRABTREE, Proprietor. P.O. Box 25. Telephone 1* E L T H A M. PRICE LIST BRANDIES— Hennesesy’s Three Star, 18/- bottle Hennessey’s One Star, 15/- bottle Fine Old (French) Draught Brandy 11/- bottle WHISKIES—Ainslie’s, Bell’s, Cato’s, Walker's Dewar’s Special Liqueur, White Horse, Black and White, John Dewar and D.C.L., each 12/6 pei bottle; 12/- per bottle case lots GINS— Gilbey’s Dry Gin, 12/6 per bottle J.D.K.Z., 13/6 per bottle Old Tom, 12/6 per bottle Wolfe's Schnapps, 12/6 per bottle RUM— Red Heart, 12/6 per bottle Draught Rum (Old Jamaica), 11/ per bottle ALES and STOUTS— All Colonial Ales and Stouts, 1/6 pei quart bottle, or 15/- per doz. English Stout, 3/- quart bottle or 32/- per doz.; 1/6 pint bottle >t 17/- per doz. CHAMPAGNE— Quarts, £1; Pints, 10/WINES— Special Old Invalid, 6/6 end 7/- per bottle; 5/- and 6/6 per case lor* Only the most reliable brands of kept in atoet UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. MISS NORMA HALL : Proprietress. gAVOY rj\EA ££OOMS. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. EXCELLENT CUISINE. IMPROVED SURROUNDINGS. EXPERT SERVICE. Weddings and other functions specially catered for. It is Not the Quantity of Food we Eat, but*what we Digest and Assimilate that Nourishes the Body When the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition are disordered, and the food eaten is only imperfectly digested, there is loss of nutrition, and the body loses strength as a natural consequence. Not only does the system suffer from lack of nourishment, but the de- | rangement of these organa must inevitably cause further complications. Indigestion is the most prevalent source of Constipation, which in its turn causes a disordered liver, and finally you become burdened with chronic dyspepsia. As a remedy for digestive complaints, Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills will be found invaluable. They aid in the digestion and assimilation of food, and in a mild and gentle manner restore® the system to a proper working ! condition. Dontdive rhdt coat// d\vdy stop if/ im m Bennington's ifUSM * A/OSS I'e&Z'o