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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1895, 1 December 1923, Page 7

A Worthy Watch Within Easy Grasp Guessing at the time may do sometimes, but reliable men want a reliable time-keeper . Here is an Open Faced Watch that we cart guarantee to give you thorough service and every satisfaction. Strongly built for every-day wear, it comes with a bright nickel case, in open face style, and the movement is assembled with every care so as to ensure reliable service. If you prefer it, we can supply in hunting style. A fine assortment of other watches in Nickel, Silver, Gun Metal, Gold, etc., at prices to correspond with your purse. s ! M R. FENTON hUr'.s Watchmaker, TE KUITI Jeweller and Optician Phone 74 Top Prices for Fats. Sheep ft Lambs for freezing at your own Farmers’ works. WE ARE CASH BUYERS “ON THE HOOKS ” AT HIGHEST RULING RATES ALL THROUGH THE SEASON. Credit Note and Cheque with Freezing Works’ Weight Certificate in your hands within forty-eight hours of killing of stock. yOUft STOCK DRAFTED AND FATS PICKED BY FIRST-CLASS BUYERS, And Killing Space and Railway Trucks arranged for if you wish. SELL YOUR FATS “ON THE I-IOOKS” FOR KILLING AT YOUR OWN WORKS, AND GET VALUE FOR EVERY OUNCE OF WEIGHT YOU HAVE PUT INTO THEM. Write Us or Send Us a “Collect’' Wire when You are Ready to Sell. Telegraphic Address: “ ASPASIA,” Auckland. A. 3. Paterson and Co., Ltd., Customs Street West, AUCKLAND, BUYERS AND EXPORTERS OF FROZEN IVIEAT.

Increasing in popularity every week is the N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review, and the current number with the profuse array of illustrations gives an instance of the reason. Racing patrons will find strong interest in the splendid depiction of the Zev v. Papyrus internatioal equine contest at Long Island, giving point to each competitor-. The Otaliuhu Trotting Club’s meeting occupies nearly four pages of snapshots showing the principal events with protographs of the crowd, etc. This is a specially good display of both days. Lady Luke’s garden party in Wellington is shown in a series of effective snapshots, while Miss Wyonnic Haybittlc’s dance recital at New Plymouth is another artistically arranged set of pictures. - In the miscellaneous section are the opening of the West End Bowling Club, amateur shows at Wellington, boxing at Christchurch, inspection by Lord Jellicoe of H.M.S. Chatham at Wellington, successful trial by French helicopter, and interesting weddings. We beg to draw the attention of our readers to the appearance of a £IOO Free Skill competition on the Auckland Cup. The Review is on sale at all booksellers and stationers. Insurance Agent: Pardon me, madam, but what is your age? Miss Aynecient: I have seeh twenty-four summers. Insurance Agent: Oh, yes, of course; but how many times have you seen them? Watch Baby’s progress! Bring him in to be weighed at McLen nan’s Pharmacy, Rora Street.*