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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 6307, 3 November 1915, Page 2

TOAPEKA stock SALf. THUKBDAY. 18th NOVEMBER, 1816 At 1 o'clock. JOHN THOMPSON will hold lii.s next Sale at the Tuapeka Saleyards, Lr.wrenop, on the above date at 1 o'clock iharp. 90 Oossi red Ewe* and Lambs 8 Bead Stwe Cattle 1 Sow, with 6 yonng Pigs ||Partica desititijj to 6Her slock or Implements :ti theihove Rale are iet|uested to •end particular* to the Auctioneer as earlv as poxsib'i'. ' Telephone No. 24 SOUTH OTAGO' FREEZING COMcompany, ;/n>. "Kl LUNGS." Purine thr "plow season" a staff is *etflii'ed nt ihe-e works milHcipni to handle D'Tirally the following .stocks per diem t 30 heiil ealt'e or 250 x sheep. .1 A.ME.i STEW A KT, Giiirral Secretary Itoli'lktha, 15th Oeii her, 1915 IX/ANTED PURCHASE. - FRUIT ** I'AIJM acres. Particulars.—" FRUIT,'' Box 63, Invprcarpill NEW ZEALAND PAD,WAYS Christchupch Show and Races reih to i:!ili NOVEMBER. EXCURSION "ARKS. HOLIDAY EXCURSION FAKES to CliriMcliiueli will lie issued from Clinton .1 Stations North of Clinton 4th toll ill Nom'milhm'. A vailaUe for return tip tn and iivliKlint; SATURDAY, 27th NOVEMBER 191") l!Y ORDER. THE FINANCE ACT. 1915 Land-Tax Payable Land •■Hid TncdiiiP T;»x flftipe, Wellington, 26th October, 1915 BY OKDKR in Council, made am! issued by lli« Fxretlenr/y the.Governor in fVmiril on ilw ]]ih day 'if under the authority of the <'ibovf» AH, il wn. detf l 'mined that the repprc-jvc diHn-* I»y wny of hind-tax, and of mi flier "i! Hun! IpviaMe und<>v the «--\A Act sjionhl V»o paid in one Plliu on Mnuluy, tii" lij'li (l;iy of Novellher. 101", ;i l t[ . }Jj<v (if flip (\tlil|ll!S«iir>llPl of Taxes, (iove Mn'Mit HniMings, Wellington ; :ind. in j'fcnnlnfn'P w irh snch Ordnr in lii'Mpiiy irivt' rmtiep th t the s;>id duties will Uf nrcorrlinyly. 1 \\ G. CLAKK. i uui uf Taxw. THE GREAT WAR HAS NOT RAIM-D TDK PliK'E OF NIGHTCAPS i, t'riule M;ivk) Nuts and COAL Dross Supplied on the Railways of Southland, Otago & Canterbury On TRUCK ill .NIGHTCAPS 1 rade Oi.lei--em li. The Nightcaps Coal Co., 'Ltd., Inverc?xrgill, IVinplly Telephoned li. Nightcapiltti lailed 1.0 any Siding RKT.MLKIj BY ,M I, Cn.AI. Mt'lt'ltAN TX EXAMINATION 101; DREDGEMAS" TERS' CERTIFICATES. AN rxnniiiiation of candidates foi c. itilicates as Diedeeinasteis undei "Tin Miiiin<; Act, will be held on Tuesday, 14th December. 1111 ■>, at Gveyinotiih and Clyde. All applications, with necessary peililipates and tpi; of £'i by pn-t-nllicp onlpr, should hp addressed to 'Tin' Sci ret a rv, Hoard of Examim rs nndpr tin' Mining Act, Wellington,' and iiium It teceived on or before Hip '.!2hd Novemiui. tll|;'>. I'onus of applicalion iimv be obtained from Inspector!, of Mine, We-iport, Reefton, and I lunciliii. 11. E. KAIHT.IFFF., Seciptaiy 'o Itojiid nf Examiners. Mines Heparin enl, WrllinI<i/i, iSnl .Sepleini/er, 1914. Nu'lK-No cainliilaip ill hp permitted to piPK-i.t he holds an authority from the Secretary stating thai lir- ci'itilicales of service have teen accepted l.y the lioanl. EXAMINATION FOR MINE-MANA-GERS' AND BATTERY SUPERINTENDENTS' C E RTIFIC A T ES. EXAMINATIONS of Candidates foi -L-< eertilicates as First-class uid Second-class Mino-iiiaiiagers and But ten Superintendents under "'lhe Mining Act, ISKW," and First and Secoml-clast under " The Coal-minef Act, 1908,' will l.e lielijl on Tuesday, 14tli Dfcemher, lDlf>, and following days, at Thaines, Waihi, Keeilon, and Dunedin. All applications, with necessary certilicates and fee of i'l hy pcist office orderj shonl.l he addrpssed to il The Secretary, Board nf Examiners, under the Mininp Act [«i- Coal-mines Act |, Wellington,'' and must he received on «v heioie lhe '22, id Novcmi'Pr, 1915. Eornii of application and eertilicates o sarvice may lip ohtaineti at, any School „ Mines and fiom Inspectors of Mines. 11. E. HADCEIFFE, Secietaiy to the. Hoard of Exaniiners. Mines Departiuent, Wellington, 2;ird Sepemher, 1915. Notk.—No candidate will lie permitted to present himself for examination unles." lie holds an authority from the Secretary stating I iial. his certificates <.f seivict liavg been accepted by the Hoard. 0 STAND at Owner's Stable, Witilalmna, The Purebred Clyde-dale Colt TAIERi CHIEF Taieri Chief was bred Wra. Patrick, Esq Dam, Bell: g dam. Princess, Imp, Sire, Newton Chief, Imp. Terms- Full guarantee £3. Grazing for mares at Is 6d per week. Mares sold or •xchanged charged for, a. m. McMillan, W'aitahuna. T TO SAND at Owner's i!ox, Lovells Flat; at Railway Hottl Stables, Balclutha ; and at Craig's Stables, Lawrence, from Monday night to Wednesday »t mid day, during the Season, ITHE AMERICAN BRED RACING STALLION KINETIC SSire, Kintore (imp); g-sire, Honesty Dam, Fair View, by Berlin KINETIC cornea on the sire's side from the best trotting (tains. of America, • while the Berlin line is too well known to need recapital&tion This is the first year that KINETIC has been put to the stud. On the track he has won over a:l distances in record time, and won a one-mile race in Christcliurch in Sl4 1-5 sees., establishing a New Zealand uddle record KINETIC is a symmetrically-built bay koißestanding 16 hands 2 inches, anb is 7 yeareold. Be possesses a docile temper, and il just the sort needed here to get good troop horses and pacers from. He was shown as a stud horse for the first time at the 1915 Balclutha parade, where he was awarded first and champion in light horses TERMS-,£5 sa(half guarantee) payable January 1,1916, balance on September 7, 1916, ii mare proves in foal Groom's fee, 'i'.. " Biaiw sold pr exchanged, owners . 'time of first service held responsible Full (tartlcnlars from t£?C - (A. ROBINSON, i l.j Owner, in Charge, Lovell's Flat