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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLV, Issue 13438, 1 May 1918, Page 4

THURSDAY, 9th MAY, 1918. Commencing at 12.30 o'clock. SALE OF HIGH-CLASS MARES AND FILLIES, COLTS AND * GELDINGS. At the Homestead, "Aorangi," NEAR MAHENO. MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. (LIMITED) iiavo been directed by Mr WILLIAM MACAULEY (of Maheuo) to offer, at hi.s Homestead, bv public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, his ENTIRE STUD OF CLYDESDALE MARES AND FILLIES. COLTS AND GELDINGS. As tinder:— 1. (173) EMPRESS, aged ; sire Agitator, dam Queen. 2. (175)-RUBY, aged; sire Agitator, dam Mag M'Arthur. 3. (176) JEANNTE DEANS' (1907): sire Roval Dorbv, dam Mona. I. DUCHESS (1010); sire Black Knight, dam Empress. r,. PRINCESS MAGGIE (1910); sire Black 'Knight, dam Mac Wallace. 6. FLORA MACDONALD (1911); sire Sir . Thoniley, dam Jcaniiio Deans. 7. WINSOME RUBY (1911); siro Baron Winsome, dam Ruliv. S. AORANGI PRTNCESS (U)i:i); sire Baron Bold, dam Maggie Wallace. !). AORANGI LILY (1913): siro Baron Fwie, dam Lilv Paterson (imp). 10. DUCHESS IT. (1913); sire Black Knight, dam Empress. 11. AORANGI JEAN (1913); sire Agitator, dam Jeanrde Deans. 12. DARLING (1913); sire Black Knight, dam Violet. 13. JESS (1914); sire Clan Ronald; dam-Jess. 14. AORANGI FLORA (1916); sire Morocco ; dam Flora Macdonald. 15. AORANGI RUBY (1916); sire Baron Bolo\ dam Ruby. 10. AORANGI WINSOME (1917); siro Baron Wigton, dam Winsome Rubv. 1.7. LILY EVEREST (1917); siro Baron Everest; dam Lily Pa torson (imp). IS. LILY PATERSON (imp). COLTS. 19. Unnamed (1915) ; siro Scotland's Conqueror: dam Lily Paterson. 20. Unnamed (1916) ; sire Morocco : dam Jeannie Deans. 21. Unnamed (1916); siro Scotland's Viceroy, dam Ruby Moray. 22. Unnamed 091.7): siro Baron Wigton, dam Flora. Macdonald. GELDINGS. 2 3 years: siro Baron Bold. I 2 years ; siro Scotland's Conqueror. 1 5 years ; siro Pride of Moray. 1 6 years: sire King's Commander." 2 aged ; siro Agitator. 1000 Forward LAMBS. •40 Fat and Forward BULLOCKS. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. E. A. FOX, LAND AGENT, THAMES STREET. PROPERTIES FOR SALE-£6SO~-"-R"om.od HOUSE, J-acrc. Tees street, overlooking the harbor, sunny situation ; gas laid on ; hot and cold water, bathroom, scullery, washhouse. A good home. Terms can be arranged. 5475 —Good 5-rooined HOUSE, hot and cold water, bathroom, tubs and boiler built in, all in iirstclass order, within 5 minutes of Post Oflice. 5275—1-roomed HOUSE, Leasehold Section, Iwiler and tubs; rent and rates on this place amount to 2s 9d per week. Can he let at 12s 6(1 per week. 1y; VDLCKMAN has ' STARTED PRACTICE at NGAPARA. lie attends at Ivurow Every Holiday, between 12 and 3 o'clock; Duntroon, 10 to 11 Everv Monday. PIUVATE HOi: at NGAPARA. OAMAHU 11 ARMOR. BOARD.

"jvto'hce i, Imt-Ij.v given that j ADDITIONAL CHARGE TEN PER CENT, will be ADDED ALL RATES which were payable < the il-Jtli July, 1917, and Ist Novel bur, 1017, ami which REMAIN V. PAID on tho loth May, 1918. 0. A. LA KOCHE, Secretary. 26th April, 1918. T E. MOSES, of Christchurch. Expert Boot Repairer, has started a BOOT REPAIRING BUSINESS in KUROW, where all goods received by him will receive prompt attention. WE, the undersigned FRUITERERS beg to notify our Numerous Patrons that we have arranged to CLOSE our Business Premises al ONE O'CLOCK on THURSDAYS during the WINTER MONTHS, commencing THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, till Thursday, August 29th, inclusive:--(Signed) JOHN MAIN. WILLIAM PERKS. W. J. GRAY. J. E. EWING. J. ROBSON, W. !i. SHUGG, L. SMITH, NAISH BROS W. C. CUNNINGHAM. DASH'S CARRIAGE WORKS LIMITED. ;s, etc., £1.2 M>s -Disc Plough. -Cls—Stylish Little Pony (Jig. £2o—Rubber-tyred Dainty Pony (Jig CI!) —Governess Car. £l6—Elliptic Spring Gig. £2o—-Throe-spring Basket Gig. ClS—Double Buggv. C2o—Dogcart. £l2—Dogcart. £s—Rough -Cart. L' I f>—Kpringra rI, 1 V\v t. CM—Creamery Cart. £24— Nearly New Half-ton Call. £B—Gig. £B—Ton Cart. £7—Express to carry 1 'Jon. LNYTHING ON WHEELS—BUY, SELL. OR SWAP. DETECTED BY THE CAMERA. J.'\. hand is on active service in Samoa recsntly sent hihi a phdtogrnph of herself, ,and was somewhat astonished, *!thoug!t' very pleased, on receicing a letter from him saying, "I was delight sd with photo, but, tell me, what lifts become of. your-grey hair; it has entirely disappeared. It certainly is- n <:rcat improvement.". Her answer wbb, ''l am using Dr Wilson's Regenerator, it has not only restored the color, but it is thicker and longer than ever before. Several friends here are using it on my recommendation, and are simply delighted with it." i Procurable in Oamaru from tho Polytechnic, N.O. Farmers', Herbert's, and all leadimz chemists. Price 3/6 bottle.. IHRIFTY HOUSEWIVES prefet "MELHTTISH'S" BA.UOE.