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Opunake Times, Volume XXII, Issue 774, 19 September 1905, Page 3

/.| E 0 R G E rpiNDL. AUCTIONEER, GeNREAL COMMISSION A GENT, SEED and Produce Merchant, OPUNAKE. STOCK SALES. July ... August September October November December Opunake. Monday. . 3 17 81 . 14 ,28 . 11 '25 . 9 23 . 6 20 . 4 18 Private sales held throughout the district. Agent for the Government Accideut Insurance. Agent State Fire Insurance Office. HORSE FAIR, OPUNAKE. (In Yards adjoining Mr J. Miller's Hotel.) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. At 1 p.m. .EORGE rpiNDLE Will sell by public auction as above, Hacks, Coachers, Draughts, and Trap Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Saddles. OPUNAKE SALE YAEDS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. At 12.30 o'clock rj.EORGE /TUNDLE Will sell by public auction as above — 25 mixed yearlings good 6 springing heifers 19 yearlings 4 fat cows 10 springing heifers 20 mixed yearlings 13 18-month steers 80 mixed yearlings 12 springing heifers 6 store cows 17 mixedjyearliugs 6 springing heifers. RAHOTU. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. EWT 0 N IKG Will sell by auction at his yards as above:— 75 mixed jearlings 40 calves 70 2-year-old steers 25 18 to 20-month steers 15 2-year heifers 12 springing cows 20 cows and heifers 10 store cows 100 mixed yearlings, Hnlstein, by imported American bull 2 Holstein bulls by do. 20 3-year half - bred Jersey heifer?, springing Sale at 12.30 o'clock. GREAT SPRING HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 6th and 7th OCTOBER. undersigned a,re now receiving entries for above. Entries close on SATURDAY, the 28rd September. Entry forms on abdication. NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Auctioneers.

PUNAKE MEAT BAZAAR. PBIME BULLOCKS. 2 and 4-TOOTH SHEEP. DAIRY-FED PORK. WALTER C. DUDLEY, Opunake. K«Xiiisite Blended. Tea. In the Indian and Ceylon gardens the tea leaves are gathered every eight or ten days all the year round. If the climatic conditions were the same all through the year even theu the leaves would not be of equal strength and flavor, but the climate varies, and ao the teas are varied in quality. It ii only by blending that a standard quality tea can be maintained. CRESCENT BLEND TEA. The Wholesome Tea. Ifl blended by a Tea Connoisseur, and it is not unusual for 10 or 20 different teas to be manipulated. Teas from the Darjiielii'g and Ceylon tea gardens are used exclusively—the former possess robust body and strength of liquor, while the Ceylon Teas are delicate in flavour and aroma. Crescent Blend Tea is free from all impurities. Sold toy Storekeepers. A.t ?3s per lib. The Winner of the Cop The man who wins in the contest is admired by his entbuiastio friends. He has worked hard to attain his superior power and deserves their applause; but he alone knows what suffering the effort has cost him. Many a winner of the race giveß the crp/lH o' bi 3 success to Chamberlain's I'.i.*l>.uui. The good training whica be undergoes brings stiffness and soreness of the mubcles and often sprains and swellings. One application of this remedy gives immediate relief and for cuts and bruises it has no equal. It is the favourite liniment among prominent athletes. For sale by Harwood and Treeby.