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AUCTIGN SALSS - AUCTION SALE T SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1946 1 p.m. nt the residepice Cr. QUEEN STREET EAST and BAR-XHOLOMEfW ROAD, LE.VIN. * pHE Auction Mart has been f avoured ' with instructions to sell the contents of Mr. -C. J. Dempsey's bome,' comprising superior modern furniture as follows: — ' 3-PIEGE CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Moquette, 10ft 6in x 12ft CARPET and under-f elt, -Oak Dinner Wagon,, Oak Cocktail Cabinet, Silky Oak 6piece Dining Suite, Firescreen with oil-painting, 4 Cushions, 3 WALL MIRRORS, AFTERNOON TEA SET, WATER SET, assortment of best CROCKERY, 3 Teapots, 4 Glass Fruit Bowls, Jug,.Plates, etc.,.Qfiiaments, Vases, 8yds 27in CARPET RUNNER, 3 ~ MATS, WALNUT VENEER BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Wardrobe, Double Bed, Duchess and Stool, 7x4 INDIAN CARPET, Alarm Clock, BEDSPREAD, -Blankets, Pillows, EIDERDOWN QUILT, Mattress, 3 Cream Glass Lampshades, .Bed and Wire, § Mattress, Household Linen including Sheets, Tea Toweis, Toweis, Curtains, Twin Singie Beds and Tallboy, Mattresses and Blankets, Garden Hose, 2 Brooms, CARPET SWEEPER, Kitchen Table, 4 Austrian .Chairs, Leather-covered Sofa, Gutlefy including Stainless Knives, Spoons and Forks, ELECTRIC IRON,, Kettle, ALUM-INIUM STEAMER, Pots and Pans, Axe, Meat Safe, 2 Bird Cages, Palm Stand, Pot Plants, 2 Jardineers and Sundries. Auctioneer's Note: — For. those contemplating home-making this sale comprises some of the best quality gqods obtainable, all of which are as new. Seldom has such an cpportunity as this" been placed befofe the pubiic. See and judge for yourself. Goods on view from 7 to -9 p.m. each evening prior to the sale. SATURDAY, MARCII 30, AT 1 P.M. E. TOMLINSON, Auctioneer. ' . SHANNON SALE MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1946. At* 1 p.m. ^BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above: — 30 fat ewes 60 wether lambs 9 fat P.A. cows 10 fat cows, ex dairy 15 store cows 12 weaner heifers LEVIN SALE TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1946. At 11 a.m. 180 fat wethers ■100 b.f. two-itooths 110 fat ewes '130 fat lambs 8 fat bullocks 6 fat P.A. cows 5 fat P.A. runners 35 P.A. vealers 15 fat cows, ex dairy 11 3-year bullocks 20 forward P.A. cows ■15 P.A. cows, r.w. Hereford bull 16 Hereford cows, r.w. P.A. bull 6 P.A. co'ws and calyes 5 3-yr springing Jersey heifers 1 7 -year thoroughbred mare (good hack) 60 porkers and baconers 60 store pigs 100 macrocarpa posts 300 battens 1 6-cylinder Hudson Coupe, tyres in good order. WAIKANAE SALE THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946. At 1 p.m. 100 forward 2-tooth wethers 60 4-tooth to 4-y'ear ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 50 forward lambs 140 store lambs 15 weaner heifers *■8 fat cows, ex dairy PUBLIC NOTICES Town .or Country Work a Speeialty WALLiS & FOX, Bath Street West : : Levin. PAINTING, P APERH AN GiNG AND ALL CLASSES OF DECOR ATIN G. Estimates Free. Telephone 485 While P@uS-try Fopd is Short MEN$ MUST Be Ke.pt Heglthy The .piescnt .ehprtage of poultry foods ha* come at a time when, with the moulting icasoQ approaching, it is of the greatest importance that hens shotald receive special care.ki diet to ensiire the rebuilding of thgir hfghest standard of health for the seasqn ahead. If.shortagc occurs io. diet, .the health of the birds must be safeguarded by adequate ' yitamin and mineral content in the food. The easiest and best way to cnsure this .in .correct propoijtiqns is by giying Laymor Poultty Tonic .regularly in the daUy inaah. This valuable Tonic Prescriptipn is obtsipable from Produce De^lera t-22 © *. ' ' * 4