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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16606, 9 December 1924, Page 12

WILLIAMS & KET UNITED. PASTORALISTS AND FARMERS' AGENTS WOOLBROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, And GENERAL MERCHANTS. Napier, Gisborne, Hastings, Waipawa, Dannevirke, Wairoa. AGENTS FOR COOPER'S SHEEP DIPS AND SHEARING MACHINERY Alpha-Laval Separators Reid.and Gray's Agricultural Implements. INSURANCE, Chief Agents for National Insurance Co. of N.Z., Ltd. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. v Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. I AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Sole Agents for GARTON'S Seeds.' Rape, Turnips, Mangels, etc. ;~, SPECIAL MANURES ''& For Every Crop. Woolpacks and Shearing Bequisltea. Mutton's Dip, Malthoid Roofing. Wilson's Portland Cement. LAND SALESJEPARTMENT. We have Properties of all sizes for sale. Inquiries invited from intending purchasers. We shall be glad to have particulars of property' from Farmer* wishing to sell. SALES OF WOOL, SKINS, HIDES AND 'TALLOW. AUCTION SALES OF STOCK EVERY WEEK. LIMITED. AMD CO.-, GROCERS PROVISION & GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, ' UNION BANK BUILDINGS, • Gladstone Road. CHRISTMAS HAMS. GREEN'S and KIWI. (Book early and avoid disappointment.) NEW SEASON'S FRUITS. Mild'ura Cleaned Currants & Sultanas, Seedless and Seeded'' Raisins. Figs—Cooking and Dessert. a Muscatels, Jordan and Sicily Almoiw French Crystallised Cherries, Angelica) NUTS. Walnuts, Barcelona, Brazil Soft Shell Almonds. ENGLISH & COLONIAL CON. FECTIONERY. HUNTLEY & PALMER'S BISCUITS. (Try these World-famed Breakfast Biscuits.) DESSERT FRUITS. PEAOHBS, PEARS. APRICOTS, APPLES * CORDIALS—AII Finest Flavors in Stock. PRESERVING SEASON Preserving Pans, Ball Special Widemouth Jars (in pints, quarts, and gallons), Spare Tops and Rubber Rings, Nests Jelly Jars, 1A and No. 1 Sugar, Brewers". Crystals. '> Try our SMOKED FILLET FISH. (Arrives every Friday morning.) GROCERIES of HIGHEST QUALITY. .Prompt and careful attention to mail orders. Telephone 824. P.O. 'Box 263. J. E. MCKINLEY & CO. TO STAND THIS V SEASON At' TH FAPARA. , The Fashionably-bred AUTUMN (No. 13). , v AUTUMNUS - EDNA MAY ll. * LIST FILLED FOR THIS SEASON. Applications Booked for Next Season. AUTUMN has sired Automne (winner of the Avondaile Stakes and Nursery Handicap against the cream of New Zea. land's 2-year-olds); also sire of Qolde Autumn and Vol tore. For further particulars, apply— H. GOSOOMB, Groom-in -charge. -Or D. J. BARRY. ! TO STAND THIS 'J SEASON r ' At MANGAPAPA, The Australian-bred Trotting Stailioo, DIXIE CHIME. Sire, Dixie Daly «- Dam, Lady Prince. Dixie Daly is the sire of Dixie s Chance (2 miles 4.33 unhoppled), Clarric Daly (1 mile 2.11). Lady Prince by Charming Belis, by Abbey Bells, grand-sire of Cathedral Chimes (N.Z. Cup winner); Charming Bell, sire of Bluff (1 mile 2.9), Strange Man K l{ miles 3.30). FEE: £4 4/- cash; £5 5s booked. Grazing 3s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. All fees must b# paid v before removal .if mires J. OREENTREE, •Upper Stoat St.. Manqapapa, ' ri Near Lytton Road.