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FAT STOCK BUYERS MEAT EXPORTERS Buyers of All Classes of Stock. Phones: Office. 611; J. H. R. Egan. 1676; D. F. Hair. 22; J. R. Hair, 1224; J. McDonald. 444. Carriers for Pigs: M. Scragg, Patutahi, Phone 842 J; D. J. McKay, Ngatapa. Phone 4465; J. C. Smith, Makaraka. Phone 1057 A. Next Collecting Date for Pigs: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 R. V. POCOOK Poverty Bay Representative ALLEN & FINDLAY LTD. - N.Z. Aqents ARMOUR & CO. LTD. Buyers of Fat Stock at highest market prices. Phonea:: Office 1354. House 706. "COMMON. SHELTON & CO. LTD. Representing M. A. ELIOTT LTD. Buyers of MUTTON, BEEF and PIGS Representatives: "*" R. M. Barclay .. Phone 283 J. R. Shaw .. Phono 442 Office Phone 1852. Carriers for Pigs: E. Roe. Phone 70K; A. Hopps. 6555; L. G. Davidson, Rakauroa. FAT STOCK BUYERS PIGS NELSONS (N.Z.) LTD. Next Collecting Date: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. "PHONES: F. Mcßreen, 1823: J. Atkins, 842 R; B. C. Jeffreys. 117; Office. 1. THE N.Z. CO-OP. PIG MARKETING ASSN. LTD. Established and maintained by producers for producers. Local Agent: G. H. SCEATS, Phones 1134 & 416. FAT STOCK T. BORTHWICK & SONS (A/ASIA) LTD. CASH BUYERS MUTTON. LAMB, BEEF AND PIGS On Hooks. Kaiti and Tokomaru Works. PHONES: Office. 61 and 1000. After hours: H. B. Drummond. 1593: A. M. Des Barres. 1061: P. M. HodKe. 623; D. L. Watt. 704. CARRIERS FOR PIGS: T. P. Hojcan. • 1669; A. W. J. Ciayden. 31W; Te Karaka: N. B. Smith." 14. TolaKa Bay; J. A. Mullooly. Phone 9D. Te Araroa. # . Coasf* Representative: J. Oates. Phone 133. Tokomaru Bay. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO. LTD. 7<OR SALE.—Ticket Writing Cards, . assorted colours. —Herald Printing Department. "IWIL.K DOCKETS and Milk Record • Books, ready printed, at Herald Jobbing Department.

• SMARTEST filSll l «* * ;.: »1 MODEL MILLINERY Must Be Cleared during Next Few Days at Silly Prices! Long Sleeve AFTERNOON FROCKS S.W. to W. sizes. Splendid variety. Were 79/6 to sgns. Model Afternoon FROCKS! ENSEMBLES ! DINNER GOWNS! Priced from 84/- to 6gns. LADIES-HERE S NEWS ! ! ! ! ••' '' jc//? C/ZiflCh- sends MISS WHEELER, her personally-trained Beauty \ Specialist from Arden Headquarters, London. Her visit to \ Adair's (Sole Agnts for Poverty Bay), is for six days only, \ and appointments may be made for consultations, which are free of charge, or for a 10/- lesson taking I half-an-hour, showing how to apply that finishing touch which means so much to every woman. For \ 20/- Miss Wheeler can give clients a Home Treatment lesson, which means devoting an hour to each. > We anticipate a full book of appointments, and to save disappointment ring 57 or call at the Cosmetic I MISS WHEELER'S VISIT IS FROM MARCH 22. i ?>v v Assorted shades, with neat printed patterns. Jk i \ Double—l6/11. Now " \ Linen Finish PILLOW SLIPS v \ y .■■ Heavy quality. Full size. Usually 1/6. Adair's Sale, Gy for C% / Q / / PURE LINEN CLOTHS \ \ / ' / A heavy quality pure linen, with attractive fancy \ \ \ / / borders in guaranteed colours. \ J .'' '( , \ M / 36 x 36in—4/9. Adair's Sale <T ' WBk SPOTTED CREPE hkohm! A beautiful new range of shades :| in this favoured material. Neat ~M-y "Pin" and "Pea" spots of White i V on coloured grounds, including I Wine, Navy, Black, Brown, sal/ BKBv Ql fa I «L>»^ Saxe, Green. Sale Price SILK LINENS and LINETTES Plain shades, in good washingqualities. French Pink, Fawn, Saxe Blue, Powder Blue, Coral Pink, and White. 1/11 to 2/6. CRUSHPROOF CREPES Plain shades of Navy, Brown, Rose, etc. 4/6, 4/11. £& ?:■•' I* Adairs Sale 2/6 ? d In Shasta, Linen and Tennis. Usual Prices 29/6 to 49/6. eaci • .■■■■■-■■■■,■-- '■ v.' ,:;■. : :■■ ■, ■"