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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22546, 13 April 1935, Page 20

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS RANTED PURCHASE, Good Seaworthy FISHING LAUNCH. Spot cash. Apply BOX 152, OAMARU. ELECTION NOTICES. OROUGH OF OAMARU. ELECTIONS. In the matter of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1933," " The Harbours Act, 1923," "The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1926," "The Electric Power Boards Act, 1925," "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925," and their amendments; and in the matter of the Oamaru Borough Council, the Oamaru Harbour Board, the Waitaki Hospital Board, and the Waitaki Electric Power Board, I Hereby Give Notice that an ELECTION will be held on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May, 1955, for the purpose of Electing a MAYOR and TWELVE COUNCILLORS for the Borough of Oamaru; FOUR MEMBERS of the Oamaru Harbour Board; FOUR MEMBERS of the Waitaki Electric Power Board; and THREE MEMBERS of the Waitaki Hospital Board; and I hereby appoint the OAMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL OFFICE, Town Hall, Thames street, Oamaru, as the place and WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of April, 1935 {before NOON) as the last day for the NOMINATION of Candidates for the respective offices. Each NOMINATION PAPER must be signed by at least TWO ELECTORS and by the Candidate, and accompanied by a DEPOSIT OF TEN POUNDS in cash for the office of Mayor and THREE POUNDS in cash for each of the other offices. Dated at Oamaru this 13th day of April, 1935. J. BRANTHWAITE, Returning Officer for the Borough of Oamaru. SALES BY AUCTION CLEARING SALE. HERBERT. THURSDAY, APRIL 18, AT 12 NOON. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. (incorporated in England), will offer on account of Mr Wm. AITCHISON the whole of. his Live and Dead Stock, comprising:—. • SHEEP. 106 four-tooth Romney cross Ewes 200 s;m. crossbred Ewe's 100 f.f.m. crossbred Ewes ■230 m.s. rape Lambe 2 one and two-shear B.L. Rams 5 four-shear B.L. Rams 3 two-shear S.D. Rams. 1 five-year-old draught Mare 1 nine-year-old draught Gelding 1 draught Mare, aged 1 draught Gelding, .aged 1' aged Mare, with foal 1 aged half-draught Mare, with foal 2 three-year-old draught Geldings (unbroken) 1 aged Hack 1 yearling hack Filly. CATTLE. 8 milking Cows, second, third and fourth calvers 4 empty Cows 1 two-year-old Shorthorn Bull 2 li-year-old Heifers. PIGS. 6 breeding Sows, in farrow 2 breeding Sows, with litters 5 Slips 1 Middle White Boar. Quantity two-year-old FOWLS. IMPLEMENTS. M'Cormick binder, M.H. grain drill. Cambridge roller, M.H. three-furrow diso plough, D.F. plough, Booth Macdonald disc harrows, six-leaf tine harrows, International cultivator, tripod harrows, broadcast sower, Macalister ridger, 2 farm drays and frames, spring cart, dray with tank, drill plough, swing plough, Planet Junior, iron scuffler, Petaluma incubator (250), egg crates, 7 sets collars, hames, winkers, 4 sets leading chains, 2 cart saddles and breechings, 1 set spring cart harness, 7 horse covers, set blocks and chains, 6 pairs plough chains, 6 swingle trees, 3 two-hor6e master trees, 2 three, five and 6ix-horse bars,,and sundries too numerous to mention. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT PEEBLES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND - MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD.* have received instructions from MESSRS RIDDELL AND MITCHELL (who have bought a tractor) to hold a Clearing Sale of Horses and Implements, to commence at 1.30. HORSES. 1 five-year-old Mare 1 eight-year-old Mare 1 nine-year-old Mare 1 11-year-old Gelding 1 two-year-old Filly 1 aged Mare. i.. IMPLEMENTS. 1 three-furrow Booth Mac plough, 1 double-furrow Reid and Gray plough, 1 9ft set discs, 1 grain and fertiliser drill with turnip and rape attachment, 1. horse rake, block chains, har-: ness, covers, trees, etc., for six-horse team, 1 Stewart horse clipper, 1 horse feeder. , The above. Horses and Implements are for UNRESERVED SALE. " " ON THE PREMISES. TUESDAY, APRIL 16, at 1.45 p.m. MULLIGAN AND FORBES, IML instructed by MR G. P. MOLLISON, will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION Household Furniture and Effects as under: — Chesterfield suite in art tapestry, odd easy chairs, Morris chairs, couch in. moquette, couch in tapestry, carved cabinet in walnut, music Canterbury in walnut, corner cabinet in-walnut, hand-painted fire screen, occ. tables, tea wagon, antique coal box, pictures, cushions, ornaments, linoleum, Chenille table cover, oak dining table, oak couch in leather, kerbs, single oak beds, mattresses, gal. iron, doors, and sundries. ALSO: 4 Chippendale chairs. CENTRAL AUCTION MART. THURSDAY, APRIL 18, At 1 p*m. MULLIGAN & FORBES will sell by public auction, on account of Mrs E. Gerrie: FREEHOLD LAND, Sections 9-13, Block 111, Kakanui North (area 1 acre), together with house and outbuildings situated thereon. Auctioneers' Note. —This property is admirably suited for Vineries, the growing of early vegetables, or for subdivision for building sites. ROWING The following crews have been selected to represent the Oamaru Boating Club at the Queenstown Easter regatta:— Youths' Fours. —A. M'lntosh (str.), A. Tempero (3), A.Hollands (2), J.White (bow). Youths' Pairs.—A. M'lntosh (str.), A. Stichman (bow). Maiden Fours.—R. Morris (str.), A. Stichman (3), R. M'lntosh (2), D. Millar (bow). Maiden Pairs.—R. Morris (str.), A. Stichman (bow). These crews gave a good account of themselves at the recent Otago regatta, and with the solid training they have been undergoing are confident of r.iaking a good showins: at Queenstown. Jack-knives were used 1000 years aso. In Germany, archaeologists have just uncovered a knife with a folding blade which they estimate is at leant 10 centuries old.