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UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1910, At 1 p.m. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions from Mrs L. Beamish, to sell at her residence, King Street, the whole of her household furniture and effects. New piano by Haake, beautiful instrument, heavy 2 bedstead, mattress and bedding, good duchess pair, duchess chests, hall stand, toilet j set, linoleums, carpets, double bedstead complete, two stretchers, tapestry couch, dining table, rattan chairs and tables, marble clock, overmantel, nearly new suite furniture, hearthrugs, pots and pans, crockery, glassware, ornaments, etc. BUSH DISTRICTS AGRICULTURAI AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1910 To be held on the WOODVILLE RACECOURSE. Entries close Tuesday, 11th Janu ary, 1910,. at 9 p.m. Schedules and entry forms can b< obtained from the Secretary, Mana watu A. and P. Association, or fron the Secretary— J. H. ESCOTT, Woodville. FJEILDING A. & P^HOW TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Ist and 2nd February, 1910. HANDSOME PRIZES IN ALI CLASSES. JUMPING RIDING DRIVING HORSES CATTLE SHEEP PIGS HOME INDUSTRIES. Etc. Entries close 14th January. Schedules and all particulars from— E. H. FISHER, Secretary. Or " Standard " Office. HOROWHENUA AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Fourth Annual Show To be held on the LEVIN RACECOURSE, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1910, At 11 a.m. Motor Bike Race. Trotting Race, one mile. Jumping Competitions for Horses an< Ponies. Ladies' and Gent's Driving Competi tions. Two Pony Races, £-milc (for boys). Best Boy and Girl Rider. Hack Classes. Pony Classes. Pet Lamb Competitions for Boys am Girls. Sheep Classes. Ram Classes. Pig Classes. Cattle Classes. For further particulars see SCHED > ULES, which can be obtained from thi Secret ar v. ENTRIES close on SATURDAY January 22, 1910, at 9 p.rh., with thi Secretary, B. R. GARDENER, Box 2, Levin. " DANNEVIRKE DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAI ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST ANNUAL SHOV will be held on the Dannevirki RECREATION GROUND on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1910, When £450 will be offered as Prizi Monev. ! RAM FAIR the following day. Entries close as under:—Show, 28tl January, at 9 p.m.; Ram Fair, stl February, at 9 p.m. Copies of Priz< Schedules may be obtained on appli cation to Stubbs and Webb, Secre taries, Ward Street, Dannevirke. CHEAP PLANTS. WE have still over 100,000 SEED LING PLANTS in stock, anc intend selling them all off within th( next three weeks, so we have reducec our prices to the very lowest, anc customers may rely on getting onh the very best varieties of the differem kinds mentioned below:— PLANTS AT 6d PER DOZEN. Ameranthus, Ageratum, Arctotis Balsams, Celosias, Coxcombs Cornflowers, Dahlias, Dianthu6 Freesias (bulbs), Gypsophila Lobelia, Mignonette, Marigold Nemesia, Phlox, Portulacca, Petu- [ nia, Pansies (all sorts), Sunflowers, Scabious, Tomato, Walli flowers, Zinnias. AT 6d PER DOZEN. Also, 100,000 good Cabbage Plant* i at Is per 100, or 7s 6d per 1000. 1 The above plants are all growing 1 out in the open, and are not sheltered 1 in any way, so are thoroughly hardy, '. Inspection of our stock is cordially in- ' vited at our shop, Occidental Build- ' ings, the Square, or at our Plant Fac- [ tory in College Street West. [ Orders by post promptly attended , to- Address:— B. H. JUST, . COLLEGE STREET WEST, > PALMERSTON NORTH. > Telephones: Shop 402. Garden 440.

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