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N.2.L. AND M.A. CO. CLEARING SALE OF STOCK AT FITZHERBERT. WEDNESDAY, Gth NOV., 1901. At 1 p.m. ' pHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., has been instructed by Mr T. P. Bryant of Tiritea, who has disposed of his'property, to sell by public auction the stock, etc., as under— 8 good dairy cows in milk and in calf 28 young cattle, mixed 300 Romnoy ewes with 107% lambs ' by Romney rams 40 Romney ewes with lambs by ' Leicester rams CO woolly hoggets 50 empty ewes 1 hack Lawn mower, garden roller, woolpress, etc. PaLMERSTON N. SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER. fTIHE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE X AGENCY Co. will sell by public auction at their yards as above, at 12 noon— 32 mixed yearlings ' 3 fat cows 2 cows in calf 100 Romney-Lincoln ewes with 100% lambs by Shropshire rams FELLDING HORSE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. I NORTON & SON will sell by public VT auction aw above at 1 o'clock — Draught horses, harness horses, and hacks. Special entries— On account of Messrs Duncan Bros., Otairi Station, without reuerve— 22 sound unbroken horses, 3 to 5 years old 3 broken 6 to 7-years olds All by Agitator (by Natator) and Rangitira (by Soninus) out of good mares and bred on hilly country. On account of C. FitzHerberfc, Esq.— Dog-cart, harness and cob On account of other vendors— 8 active 3 and 4-year-old ' spring carters (broken to chains) real good line 2 drays 2 fets harness Sale at 1 o'clock. Entries close 10 o'clock, HALCOMBE SALS YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. EE. BECKETT will sell by public o auction as above at 1.30 p.m.— 2 weaners 130 hoggets 53 do (shorn) 70 ewes and lambs HDNTERVILLE SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1901. RE. BECKETT will cell by publx c auction as above at 1 p.m.— 16 2 and 2i-year steers 23 2 and 2fyear heifers 35 yearlings 15 mixed yearlings 20 good mixed yearlings 15 yearling steers 10 » „ 3 2^-year steers 6 18-months steers 2 bullocks 2 fat bullocks 3 fat cows 5 springing cows 6 fat heifers 1 heifer in full milk 30 forward 3-year bullocks 480 mixed hoggets 160 „ 400 „ „ (good) 520 2 and 4-tooth wethers 100 fat wethers 90 ewes and lambs 120 „ „ „ 50 forward ewes 200 fat and forward ewes 30 fat ewes 120 4 tooth dry ewes 150 dry ewes

i THE Greatest Bargains ABE TO BE OBTAINED AT THE People's Cash Store, CUBA STREET. SUGAR, No. 2 per lb d per bag 7s 6d Do. No. Iperlb24d per bag ... ... 8a Oa FLOUR, 100's 8s 6d, 50's 4s 6a, 25's 2s 6d Uncle Toby's ROLLED OATS, per packet 83. OATMEAL, per bag 3s Oa. FRY'S ESSENCE COFFEE per bottle lofl, FRESH HERRINGS, per tin 6a. CURRANTS, per lb. sa. I allow a Discount of 2i% on all Cash Purchases". For Variety and Cheapness in Crockery. ware and Glassware, as usual, I Cannot Be Beaten. A. E. CLAUSEN. DEVINE'S empire hotel, Main Street, Palmerston North. WDEVINE (late of Marton Hotel) • has taken over the above hotel. A new stock of whiskies, wines and brandies has- been opened, and patrons can'rely on being supplied with all leading brands. Special feature—First-class luncheon from 12 o'clock to 2 p.m. for O&E Shilling. Upstairs and dining room under supervision of Mrs Devine. Up-to-date billiard room under capable management, ■•COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL ' TO MR P. TOMBS. TO be held in the Lyceum Theatre on WEDNESDAY, 6th November. Doors open 7.30, Admission 2s. '« riOOD evening, Charley." Where VJ are you going in such a hurry?" Why, the dance is oomingoff, and I went to get a pair of PAYNE'S easy dancing shoes. Have yon a pair ?" "Yes, the best I over had, and so cheap, at PAiNE'S, the Square, ior Dancing Shoes." NEW Prints, new patterns and fast colours, 4d per yard; new Comets good shapes, splendid value, 3s 3d 4s 3d, 5s 6d; new Hosiery, Ladies' Black Cashmere, ribbed or plain, Is, Is 6d, Is 9a ; new Kia Gloves, all shades, 3s 6d; Girls' White Bonnets, Is lid, 2s 6d, 8s 9d; new Ribbons and Laces cheap at "HATOH'S," The Square, P