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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 April 1914, Page 4

AUCTION SALES, i OTAKI STOCK. SALE. TUESDAY, APRIL j'th, 1914. D algety and company, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m. 200 4-tooth wethers. 100 shore lambs 15U fat and forward owes 100 shorn lambs 100 4-year ewes 05 fat and forward wethers 20 18-month steers 50 mixed weaners 20 2-year steers 10 yearling' heifers 30 "2-year steers G fat cows 10 mixed cattle 32 ( J-3his OTAKI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, APRIL Tlh, 1014. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.; — 00 fat ewe's 40 wethers 40 2-tooth ewes 50 good weaner steers 20 weaner heifers 5 store cows 332*il "TSYINS'TO'CK SALES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1914. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, will sell at 11.30 a.m. 1000 s.in. breeding ewes (lots) 200 2-tooth wethers (good line) 150 lambs (oil hills) 150 4-year ewes .(oil' hills) 70 mixed 2-tooths 140 fat wethers^ 100 fat ewes

40 18-month steers 8 S.ll. heifers m calf to S.II. bull 12 young S.II. cows 5 2A-year steers 8 yearling heifers 10 young store cows 10 springing Holstein cross heifers 10 vealers 4 fat cows. 338-3 100 woolly lambs 10 18-mont-hs steers 20 8-year bullocks. 80 woolly lambs 20 2-year steers 12 yearling -Jersey cross heifers 25 store cows (lots) 10 store cows, station bred .10 goorl vealers 40 well-bred forward bullocks. LEYIN STOCK SALK WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1914

A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 200 wooly lambs, off hills, one earmark 150 fat ewes 100 lambs 25 weaner steers 20 yearling steers 39 mixed weaners 25 weaner heifers .5 prime fat cows 13 Jersey heifers r.w.b. G springing heifers 4 fat cows G vealers 341-3 GO fat sheep 5 prime fat. cows NOTE.—Pigs, baconers, porkers. stores and weaners will be sold at 12.30 sharp. 347-2 Unreserved Clearing .Sale MITCHINGS HAMUNS AND CO., LTD., have received instructions ironi P. H. Harper, Escj., who is leaving tiie district, to sell at his residence, Queenswood Road, on TUESDAY, 7th APRIL, at 1.30 o'clock, the whole of his valuable furniture and household ellects, comprising: LARGE BRASS STANDARD LAMP, HANDSOME DRESSING TABLE, DOUBLE BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEAD, 2 SINGLE WOODEN BEDSTEADS, BEAbTIFUL COLLECTION OF PICTURES, LARGE ASSORTMENT of BLANKEIS SHEETS, ETC., EAS} CHAIRS, CHEST DRAWERS. Also :— _ r ,

Washstands, Bedding, Mattrasses, small Tables, Linoleum, Fenders, Easv Chairs. Austrian Chairs, Hall-stand, Book shelves, Sofa, Carpets, Hooks, Stretchers, Toilet Ware, Wringer, Brassmounted Fender. Kitchen Utensils, and a whole lot of articles too numerous to particularise. Y. E. ITTTCHINCxS, 342-2 Auctioneer. T ADIES ! The delicious MILITARY PICKLE is not better than the best; but better than the rest. We would like your opinion. Price reasonable. Buy a bottle to-day. XT OU ;SEWIVE^T!- ■If you love your husband give him ft taste oi the delicious MILITARY PICKLE. Suits all palates. Price reasonable. Buy a bottle to-day from T. Broome s. JAM LABELS! Jam Labels! Gummed: Ready for immediate use. Packets of 50 for sixpence each. Ten kinds assorted if req.uired.--At Chronicle office. LADIES!— The delicious MILIT Alt Y PICKLE is the most tasty condiment in the worldsuits all palates; price reasonable. Buy a bottle to-day. mnrSALl':. Chatt, toil lots, J- t':! 1 ">.s : truck lots. £o lOh : al stark. Capper, Queen street, or < is, Arapat'pae "Merit will tell" is a truism especially applicable to Edmonds' Bakin>» Powilcr. It has been tin- greatest friend of the ho isewite for over 33 years. Merit, that's it 1 'Twill tell! 34 l POWDER,