AUCTIONEERS F. & W. WAKELIN STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS LAND AGENTS, VALUERS, ETC. NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, BANK ST., WHANGAREI STOCK SALES KAMO SHEEP SALE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th. 1000 MIXEI> SHEEP ; ' 7; Two-tootli Shropshire Rams' 4 Four-tooth Southdown Ranis Entries Solicited. j FOR PRIVATE SAKE Southdown and Shropshire Raffia, j Pedigree Hereford ; Bulls, and Stidd. Representatives of Messrs. THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD. Frozen Meat Exporters, Etc. v AGENCIES ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. Fire, Accident, Marine, Etc. F. & W. WAKELIN : AUCTIONEERS SALES BY ~AUCTTON pUBLIC RUCTION Under instructions from the Trustees we will Sell by Auction at our SALEROOMS: RATHBONE ST. On gATURDAY, JfEBRUARY At 1 p.m. MELDRUM ESTATE SECTIONS MELDRUM ESTATE SECTIONS MELDRUM ESTATE SECTIONS KAMO KAMO SECTIONS Terms of Sale, Plan of Sections, Etc. at Our Office. gTEWART, J>AIN AND QOY RATHBONE STREET, WHANGAREI 610 ; PEDIGREE CATTLE SALES GREAT DISPERSAL SALE GREAT DISPERSAL SALE of gILVERDALE pEDIGREE JERSEYS pEDIGREE JERSEYS To be Offered by Public Auction" on ggAt 11.30 a.m. At the Farmy "SILVERDALE," WHAKAPARA On behalf of GEO. HODGSON, ES% 46 515 46 Comprising: 33 FEMALES AND 13 MALES Catalogues "will be Available ' Shortly. This Sale is of vital interest to Dairymen generally, and presents a unique opportunity of securing QUALITY animals. A. S. B EVIK ' L m ■ AUCTIONEERS WHANGAREI 34? ■OPPORTUNITY JS JJERE ; MR. RUSSELL (Of A. R. Russell & Co., Opticians, Queen Street, Auckland) OPTICIAN ; and may be Consulted at- 'Mr. Middleton's Photographic Depot BANK STREET, WHANGAREI On a Date to be Advised Later.. 776 JJOTEL THE NEW PRIVATE HOTEL. CORNER WALTON STREET AND MAUNW ROAD. Is Now Open to Receive Guests, • either Casml or Perma»ent. The Windsor is new and up-to-date with jevery naadern conveaience, aad capacity to accommodate 60 guests. Airy Bedrooais, fitted with built-in ! wardrobes. ' Excellent Chrisine. Lounges on both floors. Spacious Baleonies, also comfortabl® Sittingrooaas for geeats. ' TERMS: Permanenta, 27/6 and 30/-. Casuals, 8/- Per Day. 'PHONE 88. P.O. BOX 103. Advertising ehang-es jeep-rooted habits. Advertising croatos new desires. Advertising sets iuew and better standards. And all this is done with amazing swiftness—for advertising speaks to millions simultaneously.
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Northern Advocate, 9 February 1925, Page 8
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