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Northern Advocate, 24 June 1920, Page 5

AUCTION SALES. 5 SALE BY AUCTION. s AT the Farm of Mr H. Bowyer, I Wlhakapara whose lease is ex- ; piring) on WEDNESDAY, 30th j June, 1920, at 12 noon.— 21 mostly young dairy cows to > calve from end of August to beginning of October (mostly Sepr tember calvers), 3 Shorthorn heif- [ ers to calve in September, 45ga!. Domo separator in good order, 2 > six and 1 eight galilon cream can. Terms: CASH. 1 LUNCHEON AT 11 A.M. . F. & W. WAKELIN, Auctioneers. 731 fYN Account James Wright, Pako--1 tai,: we are instructed to se", at H. Millington's yards, Pakotai, on ' the 2nd July, 1920, the following \ stock:— 200 2 and 4-tooth wethers 250 2-tooth ewes 1 200 4 and 6-tooth ewes 1 130 Ewe lambs : 61 2 and 3-year-old steers DAILGETY & CO., LTD., ■ Auctioneers. 691 PUBLIC NOTICES. '. NOTICE. [ ■ _______ ' THE PUKENUI KAURI BUSH. MEETING will be held in ttie ; Town Hall Supper Room, Whangarei, on THURSDAY Evening, 24th inst., >at 7.30, of all those interested in the preservation of the clump of green Kauri Trees in the Pukenui Forest Reserve, which it is proposed to destroy. [ The attendance of both Town and Country people is desired. 860 POPULAR pOOTBALL J)ANCE —X AM O HAL L— j —X A M O HAL Lγ— YRI DA V Jj IG H T 'Buses leave Bank N.Z. Corner -*it 7.30 p.m., returning after Dance., ■ .. 755 pRINCEiSS-— 2-seater, in perfect mechanical order, 35 to 40 miles to gallon, new hood, good tyres and paint, any trial; £165. QAKIiANID— 4-cyl., good model and in best running order, tyres good, suit private or taxi, Delico starter and lighting, any trial. jtf EiTZ—-2-seater,. engine in good order, rest of gear wants overhauling; bargain for a mechanic; make an offer, pORD—I'9I4 model overhauled, new 1 paint and, hood, tyres firstclass condition, -guaranteed sound, any trial or inspection: £175. fi ENGINEERING • (JO., LTD., — Walton St. ; 744 HEADACHES ■JJINETY Per Cent. o f Headaches most authorities claim, are due to Eye-strain. The Cause of Eye-strain is commonly Defective Sight. If your eyes are troubling you in any way we can help you. We only advise wearing Glasses where they ar fi absolutely necessary, F.. A.. FARMER, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, D.8.0.A., Lond.Univ.(By Exam.) Foster's Pharmacy, Whangarei 778 I , , 1 gTRANGE EVIDENCE 500,000 BLOOD SUCKERS AT WORK. HTHE other day on a farm not a hundred miles from Auckland a milking cow was found dead, having fallen over a bank. It was noticed that dinging to the end of almost every hair of the cow's hide were innumerable lice. An effort was made to roughly estimate their numIber, and by taking a patch six inches square and counting them and multiplying the remaining space a conservative estimate put the number of lice on the cow in question at the incredible number of half a million. A farmer present made the observation that alimost half the cows In the Waikato were infected with lice in the Winter and early Spring, and also that in his opinion this reduced their milk yield at least onequarter. Just reckon the astounding waste: If half the herds in the country are infected with lice, and a quarter of their yield lost to the farmer, it means that thousands of pounds every year go to feed these hungry parasites. Here, then is a remedy: Buy a tin of "THOMPSON'S LICERINE" and smear a little down the animal's back. "Lieerine" kills them all. An absolutely new preparation—wonderful in its results. Effective on cattle, horses and pigs. For Cattle Ticks Apply small quantity on affected parts. Obtainable at all Stores, or 21b. sample tin posted on receipt of 3/6. Sole Agents: THE FRISCO & DOMINION EXPORT CO., Cook Street, —. AUCKLAND. 578