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Home James, " ' and don 9 t spare *. the horses With all the parading and patrolling, the lectures and the drill on cold, wet, winter nights ... you get a fresh perspective on simple homely comforts. The well banked fire, the deep, easy chair, the warm bed, assume a real importance . . . you forget your load of sorrow coming home. For there is power in a comfortable home . . . there is serenity and relaxation and peace and quiet. There is warmth and friendship and the symbols of everything we fight for. For fifty years, Scoullars have concentrated on the simple art of making a house a home. In wartime that is still an important job, much more important than it may appear at first thought. Which is why we again remind you that here and now we are showing a host of fine and friendly Easy Chairs and serviceable little Tables and Lampshades and Couches and Cushions and Bedspreads, and all the other items which mean so much to your comfort and your morale. , Need we say that they are made in the Scoullar manner for long, true service. DEMAND YOUR CHANGE Cl . ?a -.°HA L 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, Also at Hastings and Blenheim.

auctions. REMOVED FROM WILLOWBY ST., LOWER HUTT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN OUR MART, TODAY, 1.30 p.m. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. SILVERSTONE & CO., Auctioneers, 110 Lambton Quay (opp. Occidental Hotel). A 635 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, SPRINGS ROAD. SHANNON. TOMORROW. FRIDAY, JULY 31, at 12.30 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by Mrs. R. M. Terrill, whose property has been sold, will sell as above, her complete herd, comprising:— 58 JERSEY, JERSEY CROSS COWS, 20 recently calved, balance due August, September, to P-b. Jersey bulls. 25 springing Jersey heifers 23 yearling heifers 2 Jersey bulls 2 draught geldings IMPLEMENTS. ETC., S.R.—4-cow milking machine, 70-gallon separator, spring dray, gig. tyno and disc harrows, Planet Junior scarifier, drill, hay tedder, tumbler, sweep, lever plough, harness, cream cans, sundry tools, etc., 15 tons baled hay. NOTE.—The herd is. in good condition, and cows are of good dairy type, having been bred up by the vendor for a number of years by the use of good bulls. 3 sows to farrow 30 store pigs 20 hens 10 ducks haymbwer, elect. water heater, and skim milk pump. Light Luncheon Provided. A 623 STORTFORD LODGE HORSE FAIR. TOMORROW (FRIDAY). On a/c T. J. THOMPSON & SONS, LTD--25 HORSES, comprising:— Ponies, Cobs and Horses three years old to aged. Height 13.2 hands-16 hands. This attractive consignment are off steep country and are well withered, quality animals, possessing first-class walking and weight-carrying ability. All are broken to saddle and all have been, in harness a tew times. ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS. A 629 CARTERTON SALE. TOMOR.ROW (FRIDAY), At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. 30 fat sheep 15 fat and forward cows 5 cows on drop 10 springing Jersey heifers 75 pigs, weaners, slips, and, porkers 1 50-gal. Diabolo separator A/C. MRS. E. E. WILSON, who is giving up Dairying: 10 Jersey cows, close to profit ■ A 634 IMPORTANT SALE OF LAMBS AND DISPERSAL SALE OF STOCK. ON THE FARM, JUDGEFORD, PAHAUTANUI, On THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1942. At 12 Noon. IVRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late EDWARD DRAPER,, to offer for sale as under:— THE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising 205 acres, situated in the Moonshine, approx. 9 miles from Pahautanui. This is hilly country, with a good sole of English grass subdivided into 5 paddocks, with a whare, sheep yards, car shed, and small woolshed. The goodwill of the leasehold land on the Haywards Road, comprises 2ao acres of undulating to hilly country, the fences being in fair order, with a whare, woolshed and yards. ■ . The goodwill of the leasehold land at Judgeford, comprises 37 acres of flat to undulating country, subdivided into 4 paddocks, with a five-roomed house and all necessary farm outbuildings. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS—- . 282 m.a. ewes, Rom. rams S 7 m.a. ewes, S.D. rams 63 wethers, 50 w. hoggets, 65 ewe hoggets, 8 rams, 13 18-month dairy heifers, 10 store cows, 5 dairy cows. 10 m.s. weaners, 1 horse, spring dray and harness, l-ton manure, 6 sheets iron, sheep dip, 1 50-gal. Lister separator, churn, cow covers, wheelbarrow, tools, and household fat* nlture. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The property will be offered at 12 o’clock sharp, followed by the Stock and ments. Aooo PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE, AUGUST 6, 19-12. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, UTD. have been instructed by MESSRS. W. SON, KIMBOLTON HOAD, FEILDING, whose Farm him been Sold, to offer their COMPLETE HERD OF DAIRY COM S. BREEDING EWES, FARM IMPLEMENTS AND PIGS. FURTHER PARTICULARS

SAMPSON, Basil C.. Pte. Aire. A. B. Sampson, P.O. Box 5, Fitzroy, New Plymouth (tn) NAVAL CASUALTIES 'L'he following naval casualties were anno uneed ye-s(o rday : — FORSYTH, Eric W„ A. 8.. lost, overboard, presumed dead. Airs. Patricia A. rArsyt.h. 193 Tinakori Rd., AVelilngton (w) MARSDEN, Harry, Able Seaman, previously reported missing, death now presumed. Mr. E. Marsden, Pa.tera.ngl R.D>, Ohaupo (D