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j AUCTIONEERS j F. & W. WAKELIN { STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS LAND AGENTS. VALUERS, ETC. ■ NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK ST., WHANGAREI. STOCK SALES KAMO (MONTHLY SALE) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6th At 11.30. gQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE 50 Head Beef. : 30 Dairy Cowa and Heifers. 7 Good Grade Cows, to calve in . August. These cowa averaged on test 3001b. Butter-fat last season. 4 Berkshire Pigs, 3 months old. 25 Fat and Forward Hoggets. l 15 Good Springing Heifers. Also— 50 Fat and Forward Wethers. ) Fleshy Cows and Bulls will be Wanted at above Sales. AGENCIES. ' ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. ! < Fire, Accident, Marine. Etc. Representatives of Messrs THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (AUSTRALASIA), ITD j Frozen Meat Exporters, Etc. j Prices on Application. [ F. & W. WAKELIN Auctioneers 1 ■ j PROPERTIES FOR SALE \ H. T. SNBLLSTOCK, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER Harrison's Buildings, BANK ST., WHANGAREI. Telephone: 576. Private: 137 K. MAY BE LEASED FOR 12 MONTHS i - C-ROOMED FURNISHED HOUSE and j Outbuildings. Electric Light; H. | and C. Water, P.W.C.; together j ' 1 with 6 Acres Volcanic Land in I good pasture. This is only 2 Miles from Post Office. Rent Very Reasonable. 5 WANTED—HOUSES FOR LETTING. | BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS J A. S. B EVIN ' LTD--1 AUCTIONEERS ' RATHBONE STREET, WHANGAREI L j -j WE SPECIALISE IN r | gALES > HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED ' AND A PROMPT SETTLEMENT. i t 27V r jJEADNALL AND JJEYBURN E Agents for the Pick of America's CaTs: PACKARD. ELCAR. CHEVROLET — i 1 We have also a number of j s Good Used Cars For Sale. 1 TRY THIS GARAGE FOR AN OVERe HAUL OR ANY GENERAL REPAIRS 1 THE UNION GARAGE RUST LANE. 'PHONE 507. yyHAT QOUNTS You are a young man wishing to i ■ tage of oral tuition. Others may talk The problem of which school to study i under confronts you. } Some schools may stress the advantage of oral tuition. Other may talk about the number of students present- ' ed for the Accountancy Examinations. But remember this — It isn't the number of students presented that counts. It. is THE NUMBER OF PASSES 3 OBTAINED. T In the last November Accountancy > > Exams., 40 per cent, of the successful \ students for the whole of New Zealand . were Hemingway's students. j And for a number of years now the 1 greatest number and the greatest percentage of passes in the Australasian Accountancy Exams, have been secured by our students. Hero then, is conclusive proof of efficient tuition. Write today for our Free Book: " Accountancy," containing full particulars about examinations and much other valuable information. 1 JJEMINGWAY'S , CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. t gSSEX AND JJUDSON In Reliability, Petrol Economy, Hill Climbing. Sydney-Kiamba Route Trials result in . Wins for Essex and Hudson against all comers. Under the scrutiny of supervising ' officials of the Royal Automobile Association in Australia, Essex and Hudi son Cars again demonstrated theii - superiority in stringent reliability - tests under severest colonial conditions. - Reliability: Essex First and Third. - Hill Climbing: Essex Second and Third. - Petrol Economy: Essex First. Hudson Second. I Ask us to explain to you how it is possible for the Essex and Hudson Cars r to secure brilliant honours in every ' trial in which they participate. Call on us at your earliest —We Will be Pleased to Demonstrate. 3 R. G. MENZIES, NORTH AUCKLAND AGENT FOt !. HUDSON AND ESSEX CARS. il Many a backward step is taken by e standing still. Advertise and go for- ' j. ward.