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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 26 April 1920, Page 3

LEVIN SALE, TUESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1920. »-*-» -Hi rpHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell as above at 12 noou: — 260 fat sheep (lots) ISO store owes (lots) bOO lambs (.iots) tiO ewes iu lamb GO 4-tooth wethers 10 fat bullocks

Bacouers, porkers, stores ami weane figs nni3l be yarded by 11.10 sbarj OTAKI SALE. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28,'IUL'0. AUCTIONEER! 11-50 woolly lambs (lots) 100 f.f.m. ewes 100 mix sex 2-tootbs SO 2-tootb wethers 70 fat and forward ewe? 30 choice Jersey cross heifer?, due July and August (estra good) 20 4-ycar bullocks 30 18-montlis steers 12 fat cows (G.E.) 9 weauers (good) 12 18-iuouths heifers (r.w.b.) 20 20-mouths stoers '5 heifers at drop. 1 p. 1... Jersey bull. IS mouths 2 pedigree Jersey cows 1 G-tuontbs pedigree Jersey heifer 1 grade Jcrsev heifer in milk 3 1 horse, block dray and harness 1 bridle and saddle.

A. V. BRIGHT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, If you have properties for salo bond along particulars. If in wunt of a nice farm or a snug residential property consult me. FAEMS OF' VARYING SIZES. Household Properties in all parts of the district. 1 Ofi AC'RE.S, first-class land, situuto at Otaki. Quick sale, £7O. NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY. SHORTAGE OF PAPER QWIIsG to the shortage of paper, Daily Paper.-, Weeklies, etc., "'ill in future be supplied only to regular subscribers; therefore the public ore F. ISHERWOOD, lATEBNITY HOME, OTAKI. A NEW Maternity Home has beer. opened at Otaki for the Horowhenßa district, and intending patients should apply for further particulars to M7BSE PATTERSON. Mouterc Ilouse, Otaki

OTAKI AND ACROSS THE TARARUAS. r£UL above Booklet, just publisher, coital::-.- au interesting description of the Tararua mountain t.-sscl tro.n. Otaki to Grey town, together with a short account of the early history of Otaki, and brief meat ion of a few of Otaki ’i beauty spots. Printed on art pa pc? and profusely illustrated. S-03IE PEfl-S NOTICES: “Nc-,v Zealand Time?.” —“It is a taster ally-arranged publication, bright ly written, and splendidly illustrated. Palmerston “Evening .‘standard.” — “The compiler of the booklet i.- to be congratulated upon the success of la* labours, for the publicstion i.- bound to attract considerable attention freer: ; those well acquainted tvjth the district. T.htle it will prove an abundant source of information to those who have no: vet had the opportunity of visiting th<- ] seaside at Otaki or making the jour.'.”;- | over the ranges. . . . There are sore* j fine illustrations of mountain scenery and mountain flora, and the journe.is described v/itb a wealth of detail Of Otaki itself there is also a splend.b collection of views, giving an excellent 1 idea of the nvnsbip and its environ*.” Poston ‘-Herald.” —“The booklet contains valuable information and advice to prospective tourists . . . and should help to advertise what in the near future will be one of our grandest attractions to tourists. . . . Mr Penn i; to be commended for publishing tht-b-.-sklct- 1- an endec-•«oar to advertise this national us-et.. .. We r‘.commend the booklet to every lover of nature.” •neeare m copy and help to a-ivertii.-: . your town an-i district 1 Post :i copy to your friends. They •will hke it! For bale I ‘o7 aFT I'i.Uh ’ : OJire and' ail Booksellers '"xins? ,» . . Is &£,