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Northern Advocate, 8 October 1920, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. FITCHETT & REES, SOLICITORS, AUCKLAND, Have Money to Lend At Current Rates On Good Security. 489 piCCADILLY J^OUNGE Bank street. above Lounge is now under entirely new management, and is being renovated throughout. The public can now rely on being catered for in the 'best possible manner. TEA AND LIGHT REFRESHMENTS At AH Hours. FRUIT, LOLLIES, and CHOCOLATES. Watch for our Special Lines each week. T. KENDELL, ...... Proprietor. 'Phone: 354. 487 TAP THE FOUNTAIN-HEAD OF BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE. ; TN these strenuous days of competition only trained men are selected for influential business positions —men who have tapped the fountainhead of knowledge. Our Correspondence 'School ,is that fountain-head. By its add you can become a fully qualified ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER or PROFESSIONAL LAWYER DON'T delay, write to-day. It's of the utmost importance to your future success. We shall be pleased to* send prospectus , of our Home Study methods of any of the above subjects. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Ltd. Union Bldgs., Customs st. E., P.O. Box: 516, AUCKLAND. 569 I FOR BETTER CATTLE, Use QUIBELL'S Special CATTLE DIP i It immediately destroys par- ' ■asites amd worrying insects of every description. Makes soft and glossy coats—the sign of good condition: Means Ibetter values in the Sale-ring—the ultimate test. | you will lTkFquibell s Because it's economical: lib. makes 16 gallons of dip. Because it leaves no bad after-effects. Because it's in paste form— easy to mix; never hardens or deteriorates in the opened tin. Obtainable from all stoves, and • DALGETY & CO., LTD., AGENTS. 370 WHANGAREI A. & P, SOCIETY. gfiOW THURSDAY & FRIDAY, Dec. 9th and 10th. SPECIAL DAIRY CATTLE COMPETITION. A .SUM of £75 having been subscribed by a number of gentlemen anxious to encourage Dairy Farmers in the North to improve their herd's,' the following competitions have been arrangod by the Whangarei Agricul- • tural and Pastoral Society in connection with the Annual Show;— (a) Best Three Shorthorn Dairy 'Cows.—First prize £20, second £5, third £2 10s. (b) Bedt Thitee" Jersey Dairy Cows. —First prize £20, second £5, third £2 10s. (c) Best Three Frtiesian Dairy Cows. —First prize £20, second £5, third £2 10s. CONDITIONS: 1, (Entries close SATURDAY, October 16th, 1920. 2, At least four entries for each of the Classes from separate owners or no competition. 3. No owner restricted to number of entries. 4, Cows must reach ground by 10 a.m. on Second Day of Show, In the event of cows not being shown guarantee fund may be forfeited. Cows in these Classes can compete in other Classes. 5. A bond of £3 to accompany entry, to be refunded if cows are exhibited. 6. Should insufficient entries be received for any one of the three Classes the prize money will then be given to another Special Class to be decided by the Sub-commit-tee. «• JUDGING : Cows to be milked at home, evening and morning day (unknown to competitor) within a fortnight of the Show, in the presence of an official who will weigh the milk and take samples. Bottles will be sealed immediately. Testing to be done if possible under supervision of three local dairy factory managers. Results to be handed on second day of Show to judges, who will then make the awards according to their judgment, the production to be taken into consideration. * "Cows must be true to type in the opinion of the judges, but need not be Registered. NOTE. —The day on which samples are to be taken will be the same for every Competitor. B. HARRIS, 228 s Secretary.