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toburnarttcnt —*■' a Jbcautiful cigarette. There is no finer tobacco grown than is used in Tournaments. They are quality in every respect—• and delightful. In Boxes of 10 - - « -1/. - - - . 2/6 Also in Air-tight tins of 50. From principal Retailers. Manufactured by R. J. LEA, LIMITED, Manchester, England. N.Z. Representative : Mr. J. Sykes, P.O. Box 1394 Auckland.

V ernin UM 22 Cal. Rifles and Cartrid eS The 22 calibre rifle is the most widely used of all sporting arms. For small game, at week end outings, in competitive shoots, this small bore rifle reigns supreme. ‘Remington 22 calibre rifle 3 are very accurate* easy to take down, strong and durable. for Shooting JfigixA We recommend the Remington UMC 22 Long Rifle cartridges for distances up to 200 yards. Send for our special booklet on 23 calibre rifles and car- ' tridges. It will interest you. Posted free upon request REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc. Th. de Cchryver, Ltd., New Zealand Representatives, Auckland and Wellington

IN THE MATTER OF GREAT COBAR LIMITED. Sir Arthur F. Whinney, K.8.E., Receiver and Manager, London. William Horner Fletcher, Local Receiver and Manager in New South Wales. TENDERS are invited by William Horner Fletcher, the Receiver and Manager in New South Wales for the Debenture Holders of Great Cobar Limited, for the purchase of the following assets, namely : Freehold Leaseholds, Rights, Machinery and Plant, Tools, Stores, Rolling Stock and Sundries, Trade Marks, Goodwill, Business and Undertaking of Great Cobar Limited as existing at the date hereof excluding Live Stock, Book-debts, Cash and Bank Balances and Records but including: Freeholds and Leaseholds and Copper, Gold, Silver, and Coal Mines and Mine Plant, Tools, etc., Offices and Cottages at Cobar, Wrightville, and the Peak, County Robinson, and at Lithgow, County Cook, Leaseholds and Freeholds at Cobar, Wrightville, The Peak and Lithgow. Railway Sidings at Cobar and Lithgow. Vendors reserve the right to sell any asset by private treaty before tenders close and to elect whether tenders shall be accepted (1) As a whole. (2) By lots. Tenoeis are being called for simultaneously in England and Australia. The Lots are more fully described in the schedule which, with Conditions of Sale and forms of tender, may be had on application to the undersigned, or to: — Messrs David bell and Co., Equitable Building, 350 George Street. Sydney. George Ross, Esq., Lambton quay, Wellington, N.Z. . Tenders endorsed as provided in the Conditions and addressed to the Receiver in the case of tenders from Great Britain and Ireland, or the Local Receiver foxtenders from else where than Great Britain and Ireland, must be in the hanut'of the Receiver or Local Receiver (as the case mav be) not later than noon on Fifteenth day of June, 1921, The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Gated at Sydney this First day of February, 1921. Equitable Building, " \y. H. Fletcher, 350 George St., Sydney. Local Receiver and Manager in New South Wales.