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Northland Age, Volume 14, Issue 32, 19 April 1917, Page 5

Joseph Evans and Sons, Gumbuyers and General Storekeepers, Dealers, etc., Waipapakauri, Houhora, Waiharara, Te Kao. CASH BUYERS OF KAURI GUM AND ALU OTHER KINDS OF PRODUCE. NORTHERN JEWELLERY and Watch Company KAITAIA For Wedding Presents, Jewallery, Clothing, etc., etc. WE DO REPAIRS Give us a Trial. Satisfaction Guaranteed J. FINLOW Painter and Papebhanoer MAIN . STREET, KAITAIA Estimates given for painting, paperhnnging, signwriting, glazing. On sale—wall-paper scrim, tacks, varnish, mixed paints, glass. Owing to business in Auckland Mr. Finlow will be absent for some weeks. Any enquiries apply Age OFFICE. T. M. LANE & SONS LIMITED, Sawmillers, etc., Totara North, Have on sale all descriptions of Sawn and Dressed Timbers, also Mouldings, Architraves, Gum Poxes, Fish Poxes, Fruit Boxes at lowest current rates. Strong Sawn Puriri Posts from 60/- per 100 (when in stock) 6 x 1 Heart Kauri Palings, from 21/- per hundred palings. Cash Buyers of Kauri Logs. Try our New Ceiling. Cheaper and better than old Btjle. No battens. Anyone can fix it. Send for sample. T. M. Lane & Sons, LIMITED.

=^KAITAIA= IN THE WINTERLESS NORTH “ I regard Kaitaia as the most prosperous Town in the Far North.”—Mr. G. J. Anderson, M.P., Mataura. ‘‘The richness of the Kaitaia District was much commented upon by the Southern Visitors, they not expecting to see such fine land and Stock. The district is the richest dairying region in North Auckland.” “ The anoroach to Kaitaia already indicated rich flat lands, with large herds of fat cattle and numbers of sheep. The visitors were much struck by the richness of the land and stock, and voted the country the most fertile yet seen.”—Press Representative, Parliamentary Tour. Help your Empire and the Wives and Kiddies of the Men of the British Navy by buying a Ticket in the Kaitaia Tiavy League ARTUNON PRIZE LIST FIRST PRIZE-Business Site in centre of Main Street, Kaitaia, valued at £l5O presented by Colonel Allen Bell SECOND PRIZE-Residential Site in Main Street, Kaitaia, valued at £iio, presented by Mr. F. H. S. Matthews THIRD PRIZE-Section in Seaport town of Awanui, valued at £IOO, presented by the Awanm Estates FOURTH PRIZE —Section in Kaitaia Town, valued at £95- presented by Mr. Geo. Bonnett FIFTH PRIZE —Section in Kaitaia Town, valued at £9O. presented by Mr. K. L. Matthews. SIXTH PRlZE—Section in Kaitaia Town, valued at £75, presented by Mrs R. Wild. SEVENTH PRlZE—Valuable Oil Painting of Admiral Jellicoe, presented by Auckland Navy League EIGHTH PRIZE —-Valuable Oil Painting of Admiral Beatty, presented by Auckland Navy League NINTH PRlZE—Valuable Oil Painting (Horse’s Head), presented by Mrs. Mary Morton Masters Also 2 Prizes of Stock valued at £2O each. 6 Prizes of Stock valued at £lO each. 20 Prizes of Stock valued at £5 each 50 Prizes of Stock valued at £1 each. Valuable Bedspread, presented by Auckland Navy League £IOOO FOR ONE SHILLING E. J. SAMUEL, Hon. Sec. BOX 42, KAITAIA