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Northland Age, Volume VI, Issue 3, 6 September 1909, Page 4

VERNON REED, KaWI.KA.WA. A, Q. QUARTLEY MAMOONUI. Reed & Quartley, Bauristem and Solicitors, MANGONUI. r / Solicitors to to Settlers’ Office. f \ <:■*' ' f Solicitors to County Council. Agents jfate FhrelnAtrftnee. Patent \ Kaitaia, • /Abipara, I Houhora, Whangaroa and Kaeo Courts regularly attended. Attendance at Kaitaia on first day of every month. Attendance at Kaeo on second Saturday of every month. Money to Lend on all classes of security. Notice. TENDERS are invited for the removal and re-erection of about tea chains of wire fencing at the Oruru School and also for the clearing of the school ground. Specifications may be Been on application to the undersigned. Tenders must be received not later than Wednesday, 15th September, and must he marked distinctly “Tender for Fencing and Clearing” Wd be addressod to the Commi&f sioner of thevruru School, Omni. Neither the" -lowest nor any tehder JOegA necessarily bo accepted. JOHN GARTON, ‘ Commissioner Oruru School. For Sale. APIARY 20 Colonies ol Bites less), SO Bee Hives, 1 Hon|y Honey Tanks, Uncapping Can! and finma,' All in good order and condi To be sold in one or^eoaiute'lot.s, Por price and particulars apply to THOMAS REEKIE, Elbury Cheese Factory, Awa nted. k/in houaeworl A YOUNG G] iX Apply ■o % MRS. REID, Church-street, Mangonui. STOCK SALES KAITAIA, Thursday, 23rd September \ \ 300 Head BROADWOOD, near Mr. G. Harris’s, Saturday, September 25th:130 Head of Cattle, so Horses, Auckland Farmers’ Union, Ltd. A, R. CRANE, Manager. L. W. NELSON, Auctioneer. 1 TREPHINE will be at the service of all breeders for the ensuing season. \ By Auric from Oeean (full sister to The Harvester and dam oMome Ashoro) by Sheet Anchor (winner of Melbourne Cup) from Springtime (dam of The Yeoman) by Fireworks, from Spring Blossom, by Fisherman from Minnette (Wp-) by Faugh-a-Ballagh. The Harvester Winner of tho Y.R.C. Derby and St. Ledger. Auric by Bill of Portland (imp., son of the celebrated St. Simon) from Aura, dam of Auraria (winner of the Melbourne Cup) and Aurum (winner of St. Ledger) and Aurous (winner of Futurity Stakes.) W. H. EVANS & W. 11. MARIA, Owners. Notice. All are cordially to be present in Mr. McKays Hall, Mangonui, on Thursday, 16th September inst. at 3 p.m. 1 when the TESTIMONIAL subscribed by the electors of the Bay of Islands will bo presented to Mr. R. M. Houston, formerly the Member for the Electorate. GEO. WILKINSON, County Chairman. Dance to the music of the best brass bands in the w6rld. An Edison Phonograph enables you to do this. Get one —it’s not an experiment —it’s a lovely fact. From £3 10/W. E. HOLDEN, Box 772 G.P.0., Auckland. Clansman Passengers. Passengers by last Thursday’s Clansman were : for Whangaroa : Miss Elkin ; Mesdames Hare and Nisbet. For Mangonui: Mesdames Masters and Halliday ; Messrs. Wheeler, Halliday, McKay and Fry. Passengers booked outward by last Clansman were : For Whangaroa : Mr. J. Penney. For Auckland: Messrs. H. Johnston and D. Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rowe and family.