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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14891, 14 October 1918, Page 2

AUCTION SALES. "' ' I = "—■ ir mi SPECIAL CATTLE SALE. [ RICHMOND YABJ>S, OCTOBER 16th, at 12.30 sharp. The C.D.O. (Shortly to b« re-named "NELSON FARMERS' < O-OP., LTD •») Will Sell by Public Auction. OAA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, %J\J v/ comprising the following— , 60 2 and 3-year Steers 20 Mixed Yearlings 15 2 anil 2s-yeac Steers 8 2-year Heifers 25 Shorthorn Yearlings 10 Forward Bullockß 15 i'earlinps 16 2-year .Mixed Cattle SO 3 and 4-year bteers 30 2 Mid 2£-year Steers 10 Heifers 8 Cows 10 Mixed Yearlings 20 Yearlings 1 3-ye*j ;>te«r 1 *-year Steor. 3 2-year Meiferß 1 Springing Cow Also. • 200 Pat and *oi*ard Wetbers 25 Pat Sheep 60 Hog^e.ts 70 'wes-vid Lambs 15 Store Wefcliecs ". Sat Krass-iiiounted H-irness Forfclier entries invited. A. LESTEE, 4314 Auctioneer. Joint Auctioneers. NCATIMOTI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1918. D ALGETY & CO., Ltd., and N-Z. LOAN & MEECANTILE AGENCY GO.l Ltd., will offer— i'£ 2 tooth Wetlv rs in wool 166 M.S. Wo .l)y Hoggets 170 Shorn Wethers 30 3 and 4-y<-ar Steers (lots) 26 3-ytiar Steers and Heifers „ 75 2-year Steers and Heifeis ~ 14 M.S. Yeatlijpisß 1 4-year Draught Gelding (sound and etrtiinch) Quantity Corrugated Iron, Buildtug Timber. YViaJow Frames, Weight", etc. 2 Well-bred Shoep Dog Paps 3 Medium Daaught Horsea, soun,d and 6tau= eh Plirther entries solicited. 4803 FOR SALE. \f)NE L.K.G. Milking Machine, _ together with 4 h.p. Electro, Oil Engine and accessories. All in. good order. Easy terms can be arranged. Apply to C W. BIRD, 4359 Richmond. Eiotiange Hotel, JBEIDwE STRSSRI' .... NELSON Undar ?Jew ME J. D. MORI4WY (formerly of the Provincial Hotel) informs his Friesnda and the Travelling Public that he hag taken over the management of thia up-feMiw.te Hotel, which has been renovat§(l throughout. Ev«ry Coiaforl- and Cosveniasjce. Moderate T asiff. Telegraoia and ]otWe attended to, Cocai ;fi.?ss and Spslght's Boars Always on Tap. Phonn No 337. ■ 431S KELSON. .HEW ■BA3G£sn;. Proprietor, H«v-: tune* pi**~«u« m informing tit tort-r^lling' pub;is' feat he haa tatnxn.vA tha conduct of this eldftsfcabliaiied Hotel. Fss*st Class Aatjpmmadatjon, Excellent iSuistae. .let-tore an.^ ek'^iMaia promptly attosadfid to Telephone &H P.O. Box 34. is the Scourge of Thousands. . In all ages since man commenced to live in settled communities, the prevalence of RHEUMATISM ha 3 been noticed? Hunldi ot. years a^o the ancient Egyptians, who w»re ■vfiao in medicine, astonished the ancient -iby dl3C<>vering a remedy for this teriiblo -disease, which rendered helping their ■oldiers and their civilians nliko, and struck ?t 1 .the stability of tke ancient civilisation. ■Naturally, the Egyptiang declined'to part wl"i the secret -which gave them ao much advantage, and the Greeks determined to obtain ]t. After incredible adventures and penis one of them succeeded in obtaining the wi'ed rocipe and returned to his native •land. The rocipe was embodied in one of the ancient manuscript books of the time, and made many marvellous cures. Ultimately it ■was Joßt, and was again discovered under romantic circumstanoes in New Zealand, lhat is why the great remedy. Oxygena is available tp the people of this favoured iand. It reaches out virtually a voice from, th© past to lead sufferers into the path which , l«atl« to a perfect cure. This wonderful story is told at length in our Free Booklet, '"The Broken Crutch." and every sufferer from KHEUMATISM should obtain a copy. AIJ that is necessary is to -writo and ask for it, using the Coupon attached. FREE COUPON. § TO THE DOMINION RHEUMATIC I CURE PTY., LTD.. | Hellaby's Buikiinys. -P. 0., Box 369, 1 -■.-.■■ AUCKLAND. - | : Please send me the Free Eook aboulj Kheumatism mentioned in tha "{ ..-/. 87 _ 1Nam0......... I • Address .'... 1