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Northern Advocate, 28 September 1918, Page 4

F. £ W. WAKELSM . _V}TOCK AND QENERAL AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS, VALUERS, ETC. COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK STREET, WHANGAREI. AGENCIES: Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Fire, Accident, Marine*, etc). "Perfect" Separators. STOCK SALES. MAUNGATAPERE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. J g() HEAD MIXED STOCK. 1 Good Shorthorn Bull, 4 years old. 1 Shorthorn Bull ,18 months old. 6 Good Store Pigs. 12 Prime Fat Bullocks. KAMO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, At 11.30 a.m. gQQ MIXED CATTLE. 100 3 to 4-year S.H. Steers. 60 Beef. 50 Prime Fat Bullocks, from Tara. 45 2-tooth Romney Ewes, with lambs. 80 Ewe Hoggets. 100 Wether Hoggets. TO-LET—House of six rooms in Albert street. P. &W. WAKELIN .. Auctioneers. - %.+*£ * In IB6o—nearly 60 jf years ago, Darwin | published his epoch- | making Work, "The i Origin of Species." 1 Here in N.Z. in that same | year of 1860, Bonning- 1 ton's Irish Moss was (Win-' \ ing popularity. To-d:n l its sales are larger than I ; ia ever before because it \ t still without an equal for | coughs, colds and all affec- | iions of the throat and | longs. Surely none but an 1 exceptional remedy could | stand so searching a test. I Safe, sure, prompt, it con- | tains no opiates or harm- 1 ful drugs, and is as good I for the little ones as for | older folks. Refuse sub- I ■titutes and imitations. I Insist on gstting I Bonnington's IrishOMbss I The* Couth Remedy that lias O •too- the tett of time M ____________« »_ii_ ■iain■ ■ii ni' >/jt Jj f i CONSUMPTION! WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT DOES, AND HOW TO GET CURED. Full Particulars posted on receipt of six Id Stamps to HACK'S, 443, Little Collins street, Melbourne., i J£AURI fIMBER QOMPANY'S' JJILL, J The Kauri Timber Company are now in a position to supply from this mill, timber--for House Building, Bridge Building, Butter Boxes, Fish Crates, Fruit Cases, in Kauri, Kahikatea, Rimu, Matai .and Totara, at the Lowest Market Prices. Dressed Timber a speciality. All orders sent to the mill at. Waipuna will receive prompt attention. Sashes, Doors and Mouldings kept in stock. KAUKI TIMBER COMPANY, WAIPUNA. -

THE PEOPLES MART Boyd & Nutsford, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND ;. COMMISSION AGENTS. ty BANK STREET vi* (Opposite Town Hall). ife-Telephone 127. P.O. Box 57. MART SALES EVERY SATURDAY of FURNITURE, PRODUCE, PIGS, POULTRY, ETC. J. BOYD .... Auctioneer.

Belgians who have escaped recently from Belgium state that when an attempt was made to start one of the Jumet glass plants in order to provide work for former employees, I it had to be abandoned because the men were so weak from insufficient food that they could not work. A young reservist named Hawke, who resides in the Martinborough district, and who has been exempted from active service as the last man on the farm, stood in the witnessbox at the sitting of the Military Service Board in Masterton and implored the board to recommend the return of bis brother in order that he (witness) could go and fight. The young man stated that his brother had been classed unfit for service in England, and for some considerable time had been attached to the band in Sling. Camp. He considered that his brother should be brought home to take his place on the farm, thereby enabling him to go and fight. The chairman said the board greatly admired the action of the reservist, but it rested with the authorities at Home if they released his brother. All the board could do was to recommend that if unfit the brother be sent home. He advised the young man to cable and ascertain if his brother was still unfit, and the board would then know what action to take.

An Opunake correspondent writes j to the 'Taranaki News" .as follows:— I wish to let you know that I saw a very mysterious light out at sea, due west, on Thursday evening, between 6.20 and 6.25 o'clock. We had just finished milking, when my son drew my attention to a light out at sea. It could be seen very distinctly, showing a bright light. When we first saw it it seemed to be stationary, but all at once it seemed to make a dart forward, and was soon travelling at a terrific speed along the top of the water in a northerly direction. It seemed t° be J travelling the line which the* New! Plymouth-Wellington steamers travel, or it may have been further out west. We were only able to follow it for four minutes as a boxthorn hedge and sandhills prevented us from following it any further, but in the short time that we did see it it must have travelled many miles, as I consider it was travelling at the rate of 50 to 100 miles an hour. What the light was I am at loss to know, unless a seaplane, which I firmly believe it was. NAZOL relieves cold in the head and Nasal Catarrh.

WM. BAIN AND CO. 'J'WO 1000-Gallon Tanks, 2 Hand Chaff-Cutters, Prairie State Incubator (150), for Immediate Sale. WM. BAIN AND CO., Auctioneers, Whangarei.

BOOT SALE THESE PRICES FOR A SHORT TIME qnl y, LESS TEN PER CENT OR 2/- IN THE £ OFF PRESENT LOW «■■- - ■ ■-■-—- PRICES. __ WHANGAREI NEVER HAD SUCH A PICNIC BEFORE. Eo T?-' ?l de Waterti e ht Boots 23/6 less 10 per cent—2l/2 Men s Kip Tights 2 5/- less 10 per cent—22/6 Men s Kip Watertight Boots , 21/- less 10 per cen£_B/10 iSS ???*&* ,•••„••;••• 26/ " less ten P« cent-23/5 YnnfLW* SU^! y ?? tS c 22A less ten P er cent—l 9/9 louths Chrome Bals., 3 to 5 16/9 less ten per cent—ls/1 S S ? r ° me «? aS X and 2 15/6 less ten Jer cen£lS/ll mZI v h™ Shooters . .. .- 22/- less ten per cent— 19/J Men s Nailed Shooters i B /6 less ten per cent—l 6/8 Men's Cookham Shooters 27/6 less ten ncr cent—24/Q Women s All-leather Slippers 7/6 less ten per cent 6/9 Women's Dairy's 14/6 less ten per centlS/Women's Smart Bar Shoes 17/6 less ten per cental./. I°= V St_ IZ S= l £ WILLIAM MAINE, CAME IRON STREET.