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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1857, 4 September 1923, Page 8

N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Co. Ltd MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MANURES. We quote Merchandise:— % SUPERPHOSPHATE, 42/44 per cent. —£6 net cash on trucks, works. SUPERPHOSPHATE, 44/46 per cent, £6 5s net cash on trucks, works. BASIC SUPER, 40 per cent._£s 10s net cash on trucks, works. MIXED BONEDUST—£IO 2s 6d, delivered Waikato Stations. Blood and Bone, Nauru Phosphate, Bonedust, Eto. WOOLPAOKS AND DIP ALWAYS ON HAND. ADVANCES TO FARMERS. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., makes liberal Cash Advances against growing wool clips for sale in the Dominion or shipment to London. Our modern and large Wool Store at King’s Drive is specially adapted for the handling and display of wool. The lighting of the Wool Show Floor is unsurpassed in the Dominion, and every consignment, no matter how small, entrusted to our care, receives the personal attention of our expert staff. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. Tuesday, September 25.—Mr C. W. Hodgson, Kio Kio. ■“

TE KUITT STOCK SALE. Wednesday, September 5. 60 store cows 3 house cows 3 fat cows 20 dairy cows and heifers 10 store cows 10 35-year steers Entries Solicited. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. Wednesday, September 19. Entries Solicited. PIO PIO STOCK SALE. Thursday, September 20. 250 ewe hoggets (one earmark) 550 wether hoggets (one earmark) PEDIGREE STOCK SALE. Showgrounds, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON. Wednesday and Thursday, Ocuober 3 and 4, 1923. Entiles to date: 70 yearling and 2-year-old Jersey, Friesian, Ayrshire, and Shorthorn pedigree bulls, from well-, known breeders 15 pedigree cows amiijbeifers Entries close on August 31.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT THE PREMIER STABLES, TE KUITI. Tii© Noted Trotting Stallion ADVANCE By Prince Imperial:—Rose. Winner of the National Cup, Christchurch, two miles. Time 4m. 465. Advance is jet black, standing 16 hands 2 inches, with plenty, of substance and good bone. He has a beautifully kind disposition, which is inherited by all his stock, and intending breeders should not miss the opportunity of securing the services of this magnificent horse. His sire, Prince Imperial, is by Hambletonian Bell Boy, from Prinoess, undoubtedly the fastest mare in New Zealand up to her day. Rose, the dam of Advance, is by General Tracey, from Phyllis Berlin, a daughter of Quicksilver. Rose has 'also produced Glotah (mile time, 2.19), Advocate (2.20), and Prince Randal (2.21). Advance has already sired some great performers on the turf, amongst them being Royal Oak (mile time,. 2.16 i), Lord Lighton (2.18), Progress (1£ miles in 3.33), Vice-Admiral, who won New Brighton Handicap and Ashburton Cup (2 miles in 4.29 3-5) ; Fore, who won five races out of six starts last season, and Taxation, who won three races out of four starts. Advance was first on the winning sires’ list of the North Island for the past four seasons. Terms: £7 7s, reducible to £5 10s if paid at the first service. Two or more mares the property of one owner as per arrangement. For further particulars apply to R. STEWART, Premier Stables, Te Kuiti. AYRES’ CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS ■ALLS FOR 1923. Just Landed. 5/- per pair. 6/- p© r pm~ r Para Rubber Co., Ltd. Victoria Street ... Hamilton Phone i 524. V WARNING Accidents happen when least expected. The “Standard” Accident and Sickness Policies provide for Accidental Death, Permanent Disablement, Temporary Disablement. Liberal Benefits, Low Rateß. afcd Jones, District Agents. •