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Northern Advocate, 2 May 1919, Page 4

gTOCK AND QJENERAL AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS, VALUERS, ETC. COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK STREET, WHANGAREI. STOCK SALES. HUKERENUI, SATURDAY, MAY 3. MAUNGATAPERE, MONDAY, MAY 5. gQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 12 Bullock Beef. KAMO SALE YARDS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 500 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 20 Young Pigs. UiENCIES: Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Fire, Accident, Marine.,, etc). "Perfect" Separators. F. &W. WAKELIN .. Auctioneers. If you want to do business, advertise. If you want to do more business, advertise more. It is a simple plan, and efficacious always. J. R. Reybu^ SHIPPING, INSURANCE and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. A(tENT~N.Z. CARRYING CO., NORTHERN COAL CO. PROPRIETOR — HIKURANGI AGRICULTURAL LIME WORKS. Brick*, Sand, Cement, Lime, Smithy Coal anu Socket Pipes always on hand. Ground Raw Limestone available from now WHANGAREI TIMBER' COMPANY TOWN WHARF. Office Telephone 80. Orders Taken for All Classes of Joinery, Mouldings, and Boxes ALL CLASSES BUILDING TIMBER j ETC. AT CURRENT RATES. f£AURI fIMBER QOMPANY'S JfILL, The Kauri Timber Company are now in a position to supply from this mill, timber for House Building, Bridge Building, Butter j 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. KAURI TIMBER COMPANY, WAIPUNA.

THE PEOPLE'S MART Boycl & Nut&ford, 1 GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. BANK STREET (Opposite Town Hall). Telephone 127. P.O. Box 57. MART SALES EVERY SATURDAY of FURNITURE, PRODUCE, PIGS. POULTRY, ETC. J. BOYD Auctioneer. x&fugfas end || Coldbs:mxistiK>t H 8® ° ' ' . ' Ij fur they may result in seriout M trouble. Bonnington'a Irish 0 Moss has enjoyed popularity ||| with throe generations. This \U standard family cough ram- m JP sdy has been handed down like gra HJ an heirloom—to-day it is used t|| JP in tens of thousands of homeu. g^g Wj contains no opiates or harmful M| M drugs—thus it may be safely *M m uiven to the youngest or most &.; M 'ielicate person. It quickly !| puts the cold to rout. Bon- %$ fta nington's has been tested and £s« || proved best for young and Mj |m old. Refuse imitation and in- |s| Sβ ferior eubstitutes and insist $£$ A on the genuine Bonning- p| ton's Irish Moss. 158 £$?

If you want to do business, adver"lt's just as logical to stop adver- tiset v want to do more bugi . —. more. It is a B impl<, Mirror." plan, and efficacious always. How Much were you chopped up for before MAINE came here ? SMILE ! OH, SMILE ! Men's Chrome Shooters .... 16/82 10 to 13 2-Bar Shoe 10/9 Men;. Box Calf We.ted 28/111 Women's .. ..... J/6 Men's Tan Cookhams, stitched . 32/ f Women > s Glace 1-Bar Black . . 18/Men's Chrome Derby 22/- Women's White Kid, 1-Bar 8/6 Youth's Ch Derby 3, 4 and 5. . 16/9 Women's Soft Leather Slippers 7/6 1 and 2 15/9 Women's Lace Shoe, pat. cap. . . 15/6 Women's Dairy Boots 13/3 Women's Tan Kid Derby Boots 25/Women's Black Derby Kid 18/- Strap Shoes 10 to 13 10/6 Women's Tan Derby Shoe 23/6 Maids' Strap Shoes 11/6 Women's Tan 1-Bar and Court 23/6 Men's Tan and Oxblood Shoes . 32/6 Men's Box Calf 25/- 3to 7 Women's Chrome Boot.. 15/Men's Cookhams 27/6 Men's Bluchers 10/9 Men's Welted Derby 26/3 Men's Shooters 18/6 Men's Tan Derby Welted .... 32/6 Men's All Kip Shooters 22/Men's Box Calf Welted 30/- Men's All Kip Fern Tights 27/Men's Romeos 15/9 Men's Greenhide Shooters .... 26/Men's Tan Derby 30/- Men's Sunday Boots .. 19/9 & 22/Women' 3 Patent Bar Shoe .... 23/6 Women's Leather Strap Shoes 13/6 Women's Patent Court Shoe . . 22/6 7to 9 Chrome Boots, pat. cap . . 11/3 Women's Patent Derby Shoe . . 26/- 10 to 13 Chrome Boots, pat. cap 12/6 nhiMrt'ii's Leather Anklo Strap 4/6 1 and 2 Chrome Boots, pat. cap 13/9 111 Cj WHANGAREI.