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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14892, 15 October 1918, Page 2

AUCTION SALES. SPECIAL CATTLE SALE. Richmond" yards, OCTOBER 16th, fit 12.30 sharp. TheC.D.O. (Shortly to b* re-n.-ii'j-d "NELSON FARMERS' •>'-H'. > I.Tl)"j Will Sell by Public. Auotion. QAA HEAD ifIXMO CATTLE, OVU comprising I,he followiag— 60 2 and 3-ye-ir Steers 20 Mixei Yparlin, b 15 2 ani 2.J y^.-u- Hhers X 2.\ear Hoi 2o hhurthorn Y<w lings 10 Forward Bullocks 15 '• earJini s 15 2-year '-Uxod C^fclo 3U H und 4 yutr •■lr-,r* 30 2 «-nd '.^-v-tir Si^yrs 10 Heifers ' 8 Cows 10 Mixed Yearlings 2* YeailiDg3 1 :-yej,r Siecr 3 2-ymr JI. i;'():•? 1 Springing •' o-r 30 Mixed Cattle - . 2 J«raey Cows jvint =11 profit 2 Purebred 2-yeas- Holsteiu Balls ' ■ Also. 20() Fat. Huf Wethers . 25 Pat Sheep 50 Hog^t, 70, vs-r-i .\ a .L.iuifcv; ". 15 Stare Wet;?« Set iirarr-uiovmteA il ••mess Further entries iuviu-d. A. LESSEE, 4314s Auctioneer. SALE OF A. & P. ASSOCIATION'S PRIVILEGES. SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 Noon. HHHE C.D.C.,'short! v to be renamed A "THE Nl£Lbl>.\" FARMERS' COOP., LTD.," acting under instructions from the Nelson A. :uu{ P. Association, will sell at the Exci'-jjn^u Rooms, Hardy street, the Associsuicjii's Privileges, a« follows:— No. 1. Grandsfca:!',: Bar. No. 2. Outside Lkiused Victualler's Booth. No. 3. Grandstand Luncheon Room., No. 4. New Ovjisiii'" .Luncheon Room. No. 5. Outside I'cir.^shment Booth. The Licensed Bi.o'Ju; will be subject to license being ginntod by the Licensing Committee. Further particular-.-, i.n date of sale. ;. A. LESTER, ....... 4423 Auctioneer. "WE SUPPLY RIBJIER STAMPS] of tho J:kv-.t Qa,!>li;.y without vex-j atious delay. ! "Tho Colmrisf' Jobbing Department, j Exoteng© Hotel, BRIDGE STBEF.f - ... NELSON J. D. MOIMABY? (Proprietor). MR J. l>. MORIAKTY (formerly of | ihe Proviruir-.l Hotel) informs his; friends and tho LV;-s veiling Public that he I h. s taken, qver tin-; ■ up-to-date Hotel, j vrhich has bevu yen vated thvuughout. I Every Comfort; and Convenience. Moderate T'ißif:-1. ■• Telegrams and <<?Tt*vs attended to. ! Local Ales and Speight's Beers i r Always oat Tup. . y Phon« No 337. ;4313 Masonio Hotel, : kelson. HENRY B&i&gi*?, Proprietor, Has muo: p}s.-i3iire •iv informing . ; thetraveUi/ijf pnhi'ic that-he has resume-, fa Wmduet ot this old-. ' . '. >r-i^>-iiisb.«d Kbfei. First iiiass AosomnVodaiion. Excellent SulsJno. letters a a.* elegrtans promptly attended to • Telephonn :-is P.O. Box 34. iEWATIi is the Scourge of Thousands. in In c ♦![ ,? gC3 since -msn commenced to live «f JZ?¥ ATI£M has. been noticed. Hundreds »;Z ? n aS° S he.anc3«at Egyptians, who w«re Z 1 1 2v I?edicin<?- astonished tho ancient world by diacoTering a remedy for this terrible disease, which rendered helplo 33 their ■oldwrs and their civilians alike, and struck wL™,, lability of the ancient civilisation. Stl y ' «he* E»y.Pl)an3 declined to part th tho secret which gave them so much advantage, a ? d the Greeks determined to & lv rt' f A iUer Credible adventure! and »eril a one of them succeeded in obtaiuing tlw iw ed 6CIPO -and ret«ni«l to his native l«^f<; *. "c reclPe. wa? embodied in one of tho ancient manuscript books of the time, and made many marvellous cures. Ultimately it '"X' a. nd was again discovered und^r xomantic circumstances in New Zealand, lhat is why the great remedy, * RheuntalineOxygena | is available 1o the people of this (avonrecl | 4»nU. It reaches out virtually a voice from tn© past 10 lead sufferers into the path which i«atU to a perfect cure. This wonderful story aa told at length in our Free Booklet. "The imEUMATISM should obtain a copy. A!J tfaat is necessary is to v/r-.to" and ask for it ! using the Coupon attached. ' FREE COUPON. 1 '- TO THE DOMINION RHEUMATIC I i CURE PT\'., LTD.. I ! Hellaby's Buildingrs, P. 0., Box 3C9, I ' \ AUCKLAND. .1 j Please-.send me thY Free Book abouf J ! JKheumatism mentioned in the f i I ■'.]■■■ .'; .* ;'■ ''. -y.87.'; rl Name. I Address. 1... ■