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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5496, 7 December 1907, Page 2

THUB&DAY, 19th DECEMBER, 1907 1 At 1 o'cloojc sharp. Tuapeka Stock Fair. First and third Thursday in each month. JO H X B. ~T~H OMPSON will hi Id his nextf Sale at the Tuapeka Saleyards, Lawrence, on the above date at 1 p.m sharp. Present entries : Parties desiring to oiler Stock or Imp ements at the above Sale are requested to send particulars to the Auctioneer as early m possible. WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1907 At 2 o'clock. On the Premises, Waitahuna. JOHN B. THOMPSON has received instructions from Mr John Murray (who is removing to Pleasant Point) to sell by auction at the above time and place a Large Quantity of DRAPERY Consisting of Gentlemen's Shirts, Underpants, Singlets, Socks, etc. Also, a lot of Fancy Goods. Empty Flour and Chaff Sacks. Also, on account of Mr F. Martin— Horse Collars, Bridles, Pole Straps, and numerous other articles in the Saddlery line. WITHOUT RESERVE.

- GREAT - CLEARING SALE. R. M'KAY, WHO has been carrying on business in Lawrence for a number of years, begs to notify the General Public that on - account of his wife's failing health he intenda disposing, of his DRAPERY BUSINESS here, and will offer the whole of his Stock at a BIG REDUCTION. Sale Commences TUESDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, and will continue until further notice. REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. D W E H L O I L C E I AND S O O U M 'TIGER' TEAS. When you buy "Tiger" Tea you get the best value obtainable for your money. It is impossible here to fully describe the quality and goodness of it — you must use it to realise its purity and fragrance. It is a TEA— a blend of the best of Ceylon and Indian Teas in proper proportions, and embodying the distinctive q ualities of each. There are many teas on the market, and it is only by trial that you can know which is best. When you use " Tiger" Tea you will like it — you will use no other. G I G E " E R R ALWAYS T ON T E TOP E A A 8 S

FARMERS WANTINC RELIABLE SEEDS FOR the forthcoming season should forward their order to us. We guarantee to execute it carefully, and to supply Seeds which may be depended on to give the best results. All our Seeds have been thoroughly tested. They come from the best Home growers, and we get tributes to their excellence from all over the Dominion. A Grand Stock of CLOVER SEEDS, Cowgrass, Red Alsyke, and White. GRASSES, Pacey's Perennial, Rye and Italian (all machine dressed). MANGELS, Mammoth Long Red, Yellow, Inidrmediate, axd Orange Globe. _^ SWEDES, Champion, Elephant, Tait's Best of All TURNIPS, Aberdeen, Yellows, Romney Marsh, and Hybrids. WRITE TO-DAY. HOWDEN AND MONCRIEFF, Seedsmen and Nurserymen, 51 Princes-street, Dunedin. WHY NOT have your MEDICINES and PRESCRIPTIONS dispensed by E. A. MANNING, M.P.S., Pharmaceutical Chemist (by exam.), And be sure of having them ACCURATELY, HONESTLY, and SCIENTIFICALLY compounded ? All DRUGS and CHEMICALS are specially IMPORTED from the BEST LONDON FIRMS, and their quality is imaranteed to be absolutely in accordance with the BRITISH PHARMACOPOEIA. My Specialities are Dispensing Doctors' PRESCRIPTIONS and Supplying NURSERY, SICK-ROOM, and MEDICAL APPLIANCES, including Hot-water Bags, Trusses, Enemas, Douches, Syringes, and Elastic Stockings. , Fresh supplies of Stock Department i POLLARD POISON weekly. Also, large stock of Phosphorus, Toxa, and ELP. RABBIT POISONS. ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. LET your gifts be practical 2 A splendid .Christmas present is a box of the renowned " Hondai Lanka " Tea. YOUR BABY WON'T BE LRETFUL or waKeful either if it is fed ou ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY. This ideal preparation is perfectly adapted to the digestion ot infants. It never turns sour in the stomach, but keeps them healthy and strong, and nourishes them into fine, sturdy boys and girls. All Grocers. A CONDIMENT ABOVE SUSPICION! A IS KEEN'S MUSTARD. \ It is recognised the world over as the ideal of Purity in Condiments. Meats of ' all kinds, including mutton, bacon, fish, and eggs, are improved in taste immensely by the addition of tbis delightful mustard, j ' " TJOOTS, ay, mon ! Folks wi' gurapJJL tion ken that « Cock o' the North ' is an awfu' tasty tea."