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iah r r a6iN v • 'b 3. SALE/WEDNESDAY, 2Stii APRIL. 107 Ewes* 60 S'.SL- Ewes, 100 F. Ewes, 80 Lambs, 50 Cnll Ewes, 240 Eitm, 30 2-tooth Ewes, 45 4- and 6tooth Ewes, 60 Lambs, »20 Fat Ewes, 30 Call Ewes, «) Fat Ewes, 70 extra good-2-tooth Ewes, 55 Fat Lambs, 8 Weaners. • ..'.■■ ON THE PREMISES, Claremont North Road. THURSDAY, 29th APRIL. At 1.30 p.m.TUALTEE SUMPTER » » has been favored with instructions from Mr PATRICK KELLY, to soil his VALUABLE FURNITUBE as follows— ■ Handsome Sideboard (fire bevel mirrors, liquor and silver drawers , Massive-legged Extension Dining Table (with centre support leg). Plush Cover, 2 Walnut Overmantels. 1 Walnut Marble-top (inlaid), Ladies' * Writing Bureau. Leather Arm Chair (good). Chiming Clock, Bra.ss Curb (dogs and lions), 4 Large Oil Paintings. Bevel Mirror Panels, Curtains and Poles, Silver Cruets. Hall Runner, Mirror Hallstand, Hall Curtains, Cheffonier and Bookcase. Combined Single Wood Bedstead and Win- Mattress, High-back Chair, H.H. .Chair, (i Large Mats. .'J Bevel Mirror Duchessc Chests, Mirror Wardrobe, H.H. Chesterfield and Loose Cover, Glassware. Japanese Tables, Cabinet Washstand. 2 Salt Glasses, Massive Brass-rail Bedstead and Mattress, Double Bedstead and Mattress. Kitchen Table with drawer. Large Oval Pot, Washing Machine, Large Garden Roller, 2 Whisky Octaves, 3 octal. Wickered Jars, Garden Seat. Large Iron Roller. Young Purebred Jersey Cow, Small Churn, Milk Bucket, Wire. Wire Netting. Firewood. Stack Hay. 4 Sacks 'J able Potatoes, Young Hens, and Sundries. 1 Double Breech-loading Gun. I Heifer in full profit I. Heifer coming to profit. This Furniture is on view on the morning of Sale; is for Sale WITHOUT RESERVE, and is of first-class quality. .' 523 pROPERTIE ' IN THE Splendid Milton District. A HANDSOME INVESTMENT. -g Q Uf\ ACRES F.H., Table Land; LOOLI grows excellent crops of Oats and Turnips; carries 1000 to 1300 Sheep, besides Cattle; very good fnnces 7 wire post and droppers; /9 Acre*'good Turnips, 15 Acres Rape; 35 Acres lurnips and Grass; 220 Acres 1-vear Grass. 20 Acres Older Pasture; balance good clean Tussock This property is very suitable for sheep-fatten-ing "or mixed farming. Buildings comprise good 4-roomed House and Senllery, Woolshed, Sheepvards. Barn, etc. " Situated 5 miles from Railway, 1 mile from School. PRICE £5 15s per acre. £2OOO cash required. This is absolutely the best .value offering at present. J. STANCER Milton.

XO.RTH OTAGO JOCKEY CLUB. \V IXT E R M E MAY 20th and 21 st. TOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS * CLOSE on THURSDAY, April 29th. at 7 p.m. NOTE.—Handicaps will appear in Morning Papers,. May 17th. Owing to Monday, May 17th. being a PublicHoliday, on account of the Royal Visit, acceptances for first day's handicaps will now close on TUESDAY. May ISih. at 7 p.m. C. M. PROCTER, On maru. Secretary. 8-2-2 OAMARU HARBOR BOARD. kTOTJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF TEN PER CENTUM will be ADDED TO ALL RATES which were payable on the 10th SEPTEMBER, 1919 and Ist XOYEMBER, 1919, and which remain unpaid on the loth MAY*, 1920. C. A. LA ROCHE, 2oth April. 1920. * TO AYHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

IK the Perches and Doors from my , Fowlhouses are not returned witnin 2-1 hours from date, further proceedings will he taken by FRANK COLLIER, Poultry Farm, S4G Beach Road. Oamaru. A REAL WINTER COMFORT Is a good HOT WATER BAG. It prevents many a cold, sleepless night, and in sickness it is an absolute necessity.. Get from the UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DISPENSARY the UNIQUE BAG, made by the North British Rubber Company, with the Cockbnrn stopper and reinforced seams. Prices according to. size. \ THE UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DISPENSARY. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS, THAMES STREET. All mail orders promptly attended to. SALE—About 4 Tons Oaten _J Sheaf CHAFF, qnarititv of MANGOLDS and HAY. Apply Andrew Wnilglv Knrow. Stjl |OR SALE—Single-seater 1915 L - Model BUICK MOTOR-CAR, in j Splendid Order. Jenkins' Garage. 849 j L < to 3ft Gin x 4ft; also Gate-legged Table, opens to 3ft 6in x sft 6in ; both light stained and practically new.— H. S. Paton, Till street. 832 [t ANTED KNOWN—We ; are buyers of Empty QUART BOTTLES, GALLON TINS and OIL DRUMS. JAS, CRAIG and Co., Ltd. ENOLDS*. CHAINS for jiU makes , of Motors at H. BROWN AND