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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16186, 24 July 1923, Page 10

MATAWHERp SALE. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW Lou hwe.-, \ai lamb) 520 Breeding IvTve; 'SO 2 tooth 1150 Hogget? ISO Fat Sheep 18 Dairv \"',,ws an ,j Heilet 15 Pal. C'ows 1 Dairy Bull 15 Pier. STOCKBROKERS' ASSN.

HORSE FAIT?. MATAWHERO YARDS. FIRST DAY—MONDAY, 30th JULY. 50 Light (Unbroken) 1 Torses 70 Heavy (Unbroken) Horses. SECOND DAY—TUESDAY, JULY 31 60 Light (Broken-in) Horses 85 Heavy (Broken-in) Horses. be numbered and offered i which thev arrive at tlie STOCKBROKERS' ASSN.

Corner Gladstone Road and Derby Street WE INTEND QUITTING OUR STOCK OF SEAGRASS PRAMS AT BKDROCX CUT PRICE THOSE INTERESTED KINDLY VIEW OUR WINDOW 252 Gladstone Road.

Tho Wapganui Harbor Board holds the proud and unchallenged position of not merely being the most financial local body, but also of being one of tho few local bodies in Now Zealand able to save rnonev out of revenue, states the Wanganm Chronicle. The healthy progress of the hoard's affairs merely reflects the growing business of the port, and the official figures disclose that the progress has the great, merit of consistency. The total public debt of the board is £383,000, consisting of three seperate loans maturing in the years 1930, 1944, and 1950 respectively, and on which tho accrued sinking fund already amounts to £26,380, while £24,851 is invested in gilt-edged securities returning interest ranging from 5 to 6| per ces^