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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 8

WESTPQRT LADY WAS ALWAYS AILING WITH LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. DR MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS RESTORED GOOD HEALTH. The following letter from Mrs Mary Bertha Blair, of Kapai Laundry, Palmerston Street, Westpovt, should . be of the /jt!&Wsmiw7^^h terest to peo--OSB§W 1 Ple suffering ,fj»^ J^\ ordered liver X-jJ »nd kidneys. \M "I was down sssf to a shadow /^ s>i^>*— J nn^ always Ss^~s\S£^i^~iL&'-i~>*^ a i 1 i n gj /cLM!^<^<i^K-, writes Mrs /f? >%J^^~^XM\ Mafy Bertha Blair, "when M^M.D-Blair * I commenced using Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills on the -recommendation of a relation. Being a great sufferer with Liver and' Kidney Trouble for close on five years, at times I was confined to my room, but since using your remedy 1 ; noticed a great improvement in my condition. You may use tMs for publication, because I am now quite , a new woman in every way, after using Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, whicKhave restored me to pea-feet health." : Auction Sa»©s Blenheim Stock Sale WEDNESDAY NEXT. CO-OPERATIVE YARDS. TnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND J MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY will sell as above:— 21 Pat Wethers 50 Fat Wethers. 40 F.M X Ewes (empty) t 40 £ and f-bred Ewes with lamos 20 t-bred Ewes with lambs 33 Fat Wethers 18 Fat Wethers 3 Fat Cows 4 Milch Cows, just coming in 2 Prime Talloeks, on account Loefteid Station 2 Empty Cows . FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. H. F. WORTHINGTON, . Auctioneer. Blenheim Stock Sale WEDNESDAY NEXT : CO-OPERATIVE YARDS. D ALGETY ANI> - COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell as above, commencing '.t 1.30 p.m. sharp:— 60 Fat Wethers, shorn 160 Wethor Hoggets (in wool) l-"l> Fat Shorn "Wethers fuether entries invited. ii^fTbswnett. Auctioneer. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES WOOL SALES will be held in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall. WEU.IN*jXON, during the current season on the following dates:— Saee. Time: Catalogues Close 17th Nov. 1915 '9 a.m. 11th Nov.. 5 nan. 10th Dec. 1915 9 a;m. 4th Dec, 5 v>-»». 25th Jan. 1916 9 a.m. , 15th Jan. 5 p.m. 25ch Feb. 1916 9 a.m. ISth Feb. 5 pan. The charge- on wool offered but not sdd wilU be 2s per bale for the first (fferir'g, and Is per bale for. the second offering. Valuations foi- the main portion of the clip are 'supplied to growers upon reqv.t>st. . Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd., 'and Johnston and Co., Ltd. Abraham and Williams, Ltd. N.Z. Loan ?nd Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd.. . • ' Levin and Co., Ltd., and Freeiran R. Jatfkson and Co. Geo. 11. Scales, Ltd. United Farmers' Co-op. Association, Ltd., and Wairarapa Farmers' Co-op, Association, Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. W. and G. TiirnbuH and Co., Ltd. N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Distributing <70., Ltd. . SUBDIVISION OF LEERELD. ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE ! TOWN HALL, BLENHEIM. -on- x SATURDAY, October 30, At 11 A.M. GRIFFITHS BROS., LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS PYNE ANJ) CO., favored with instructions from F. N. Dillon, Esq., will sell by Public Auction as above, the famous LEEFIELD ESTATE. Comprising MAAA ACRES of magnifi»"Jvyv/ cent Agricultural and Pastoral Country, subdivided into 15 BLOCKS. Block 1—6380 Acres Block 2—2643 „ Block 3—304 „ Block 4—492 „ Block 5—404 „ Block 6—381 ~ Block 7—343 „ Block 8—263 ;, Block ~9—179 ~ Block 10—526 „ Block 11—281 Block 12—550 ~ Block 13—570 Block 14—£60 Block 15—768 „ TERMS: 10 Per cent, cash at sale. 5 Per cent, on delivery, Ist March, 1916. Balance for seven years at 5 per cent. Leefield is too well-known as one of the finest runs in Marlborough to need any terms of recommendation to Marlborough people Fourteen of the sections are suitable for agriculture and mixed farming, and the remaining clock is magnificent grazing country. Well watered, beautifully situated, each section with splendid homestead sites, this property offers the most attractive proposition ever placed before buyers in this district. Plaus-'cHainnble from— GRIFFITHS BROSI, LTD., pYNE ANDOO., Auctioneers