While sonic Natives were waiting for thai judge's arrival .it tho Native Land Court nt Gisborne last week they hold a meeting, at which they subscribed £BO for the patriotic funds.
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. y&TAXTKD (for North Island County » » work) —1 MAN. charge road (rrader; 12s. 1 GRADER DRIVER; lis. 1 ROAD PLOUGHMAN; lis. 3 SURFACEMEN; 10s._ Constant job suitable men. .Must be ineligible for service. Particulars Witness Office. J. G. MAHOOD, Wairoa County Council Overseer. Napier, Hawke's Bay. 13d TS7" A, R N I N 31 THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY (LTD.). Owing to false statements and rumours having been made and circulated to the effect that a trust, generally designated as the American Meat Trust, is, directly or indirectly, interested in or connected with the business carried on by the New Zealand Refrigerating Company (Ltd.) in the dominion and elsewhere, and in particular in the Imlay Works recently erected at Wanganui, notwithstanding the absolute denial which has been published by the Company; we have been instructed by the Company to give notice that if at any time, hereafter it shall come to the notice of the Company that these false statements and rumours are being maliciously continued to be made, circulated, or published, FO'R DAMAGES against the persons mak< ing, circulating, or publishing such statements will be taken by the Company accord* ir.gly. GEORGE HARPER, SON,. & PASCOE, Solicitors to the Company. Christchurch, 6th December, 1916. 8d AUCTIONS. ALTERATION BHRNSIDE STOCK SALE; There will be NO Sale at Burnside Yardf PET WEEN CHRISTMAS AND NEWj EAR, The Sale preceding Christmas will be hel< as usual on WEDNESDAY, 20th December, and the Next Sale will be held on THURSDAY, 4th January, 1917. "\UNEDIN STOCK AGENTS & WOOD J BROKERS' ASSOCIATION. 9d FRED ARCHER, Secretary. THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1916, \t 2 o'clock. At Dalgety and Co.'s Wool Store. Dunedm, Exceptionally easy terms: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 5 per cent, on possession. 5 per cent, on 30th March, 1918. 5 per cent, on 30th March, 1919. 5 per cent, on 30th March, 1920. Balance on 30th March, 1922. Interest, 5£ per cent, on unpaid puw chaso money. ONLY REMAINING BLOCK OF MOUNT ROYAL ESTATE. —J ALGETY AND COMPANY (LTD.), -"' In conjunction with W' RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LTD.) have received instructions from the Trustees of the late John Douglas to sell, as above, 374- acres 1 rood .01 poles of arable land, lots 3 and 7 on plan of Mount Royal Estate, with substantial House and outhouses thereon. The land to be sold is that part of th< Estate to the east of the Main North road; and through which the Main Trunk Rail* way runs. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or DOWNIE STEWART & PAYNE, Solicitors, Liverpoool street, Dunedin. DISPERSAL SALE Of AND STUD BORDER* !-t.-r SHEEP, At Elderslie. near Oamuru. The date to be fixed about end of January or beginning of February, 1917. TESSRS WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & xtjL COMPANY (LIMITED), associated with IMTESSRS PYNE & CO. (LIMITED), tJL Christchurch, are instructed by J. B. R.eid, Esq.. of Elderslie, to conduct the sale of all his stud longwool Sheep, without reserve, at the above time and place. The Sheep comprise: 400 Romneys all age's, including stud Ewes, stud Rams, and flock Rams, and the champion Romucy Ram at Christchurch, 1915 110 Border Leicester*; all ages. As Mr Reid is. entirely giving up breeding longwool sheep, the flocks are for unreserved sale. Full particulars in later issuo. 13d
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Otago Witness, Issue 3274, 13 December 1916, Page 25
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