... had > a finer lot to offer, all bought last December when wool was at a very low price. Since that time it has gone steadily up and is still going up, but in spite of that we have our selling prices on that of \ last year, so you can easily see how right \ the value is. For instance, we have ...

... FAT CATTLE. SOU FAT LAMBS. Aisu several VEAL CALVES & POK&. PIGS Further entries solicited. THOMAS CLARK, Auctioneer. JOSEPH LONG STAFF, secretary. Mart office: Market Place, Morpeth. NEW~HIRST. SATURDAY, December 11th, 19C9. of liouseJiold Furniture, Small Harmonium, Old Table Piano, Patent Washer, Corn Bin, Pair Lamps, Trap Cushion, &c. MESSRS. WATERS & SON respectfully announce instructions ...

... .Priday, May 4 Branch, Alnwick Farm, Morpeth Saturday, May 5 Seturday, May 5 eae Monday, May 7 Cowstand, Threestone Bera, Wooler Thureday. May 10 ednesday, May May 11 Saturday, Forth Y. Store Cattle an RY avoTion MART SPECIAL Monday, April 16 Perm pale of Milch Cows and incaiving Monday, y 14 ‘Term fale of Store Bale of Store Wednesday, May 16 oat ee Thursday, March 29. Hall Cowpen Hall Actos ...

... SECTARIAN SOPHISTRY. We trust that the ratepayers of su land fully realise the importance issue to be determined by them to-m% ot The question is: Are our Board a which under Unsectarian management at taken so proud a position among the ele? tary schools of the country, to be it and developed, or to be checked bY _, Sectarian party which has always pe them with disfavour as successful ri¥ is ...