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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10501, 17 December 1903, Page 3

WANTED. — A Good General rush of parents to Isaac Brown &Co's Sbortland, to see their new stock of childrens'tricycles, just the thing for a Christmas-box

HIKUTAIA, 22nd December.

HORSES! HORSES! HORSES

23 Hend of Useful Up-standing Eorsea from the (Nlomfch, speolally selected for this District

READ, BILLESPIE & CO.

iHave been in*tmicitedl by Mr F. Kelly to sell by "auction at Hlkut«ii*,-on 22md inst. ' : 6 Weil-paiaed Haokis--10 Medium! Draughts (broken andi unbroken). 7 Light Haimeis® and Spring 1 Oairb Horses*

TUESDAY, 32nd Deoembei*.

LAND SALE AT HIKUTAIA.

313 Akjrea of Rich Ajnab'le Land; To :Be sold in three 'blookk Magmifioent AlTuvial Fliaifas. The Pick of itihe famous Thamesi Valley Land RoakJ anad river ißrontage. Close to raiilwayi,, wahooli and oreamery, A 'S'oumd Inivesiment. Free fronm Innui'diatiooi. —Ailso—i 81 Aiores oS pairtly improved land in ■the same locialityREAD, GILLESPJE & CO.

Haw been instruoted iby Messrs A., W-, and Chairl«ia Alley to sel by publici aiuotion >ait their Hiku*aia sale yards on (tihe 22nd inst., the above valuaible and oonvenientJy situated propertiesi. Tihe whole aireia is fenced, dleai-ed, andl laid down with th© bast English grasses, and), isi 'at.present depasturing 200 head of grown stock. The property has an extensive frontage to the main Tliamea riven amdl Hilcutaia stireaim. It is alll thoi'Ouighly di-ainedl and for quality of soil is .aaknowledged to be equal to. amiytliSig in tlhe <solonyIntendimg purchasers will be shown oven" either place any time prior to daite of saile by the vendons or JOHN BRAID, Auctioneer. TERMS AT SALE.

TUESDAY, 22nd December. HIXUTAIA MONTHLY SALE, THE LAST SALE FOR 1903----'XMASBBEF! 'XMASBEEF! SHEIEiP AND LAMBS. STORE CATTLE, SPRINGERS, AND MILKINiG COWSFARMING STOCK, POULTRY, PIGS' HORSES,. HARNE&S <fe VEHICLES, SADDLES, BRIDLES, ETC. NEW AND SECOND-HAND SETS OF BUGGY HARNESS. 10 Al WORKING BULLOCKS READ, CILLESPIE & GO. Will sell by pubic aiiotioii at tlieir yards, Hikutaia, on the 22nd inst., as above. ENTRIES SOLICITEI). A fortnight's supply of Butcher a Cattle and Sheep -will be sold as usual and a conveyance will leave Thames in time foi' the sale. All horses will be offered in the OTtteir-tihey are booked, whidh should not be lateir than 12 o'clocik oni 'day of sale. . JOHN BRAID, Auctioneer.

EXHIBITION. Palmer's 'Xmas Exhibition Will be of Hk Own MianiufaotureNO IMPORTED GOODS. GHAS,~PALMEE i Desires to thank his numerous Patrons and the Public .in General for Past Patronage .aindi begs ,to inform themi that, as usual, he IS STILL MAKINIG GOODS O'N| THE! PEEiMISEIS EIVEKY DAiY, so that they are GUARANTEED' to be FRESH, NEW, and CHEAPER, TDAN EVER. —ALSO— Ai VERY LAiRGE! STOCK OF THE PUREST CORDIALS'Of His Own Mamifaotuire, Such a« PURE LIMB JUICEi, LIME JUICE COiRDIAL, PEPPERMINT, CLOVE, KASPBEBBY SYRUP, LEMON, Etc-, Eta CHARLEI3 PALMER is preparing ■for ai very busy owisit.m;asi Seiaison aaid visitors will have a splendid opportunity of purchasing th© Best of Confectionery at the Lowest Possible Prkes. .

Chas. Palmer, Sugar Boiler & Confectioner, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. Christmas - Holidays. NEW LJNE9 OF WATCHES sAiND JEWELLERY At Pirioes to Suit the TimesIntending PiiPcihaisers Will Find HONEST? VALUE at this Establishment. a ripley, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, 'Next M. Whiteheaiclj Bootmaker, near Karaka Bridge, Pollen St. Chamberlain's Pain Balm! has vo equal as a household liniment. It is the best known Ttimedy for rheumatism, lame back, quinsy and glandular swellings, -while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds 1 it is invaluable- On© application give* relief. Tqr it.—Hamm Bra* and Co. fell it.