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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 September 1916, Page 4

CLEARING SALE OF HIGH-OLASS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS .'.T THE FARM, MAIN ROAD, WEIIAROA. i ( d WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, at 1.30 p.m. t c Messrs parker and vinoent i have received instructions firom s D. Sutherland, Esq., to sell his £ house, furniture, poultry, etc.. prac- t tically without reserve. 1 Upright piano by John Spencer (good instrument). saddle-bag ' chesterfield and armchair to match. i iairge extension dining tiablc, superior sideboard (nice design and mirrors), cheval dressing chest, j duchess pair, three-seated gig and | dogcart harness, book and china cabinet, upholstered chairs, largo , mirror dressing table, marble-top , washsta.nds, octogan table, tlTree ( large chests of drawers, music cab- , inet, sofa, tables bentwood and kltclien chairs, kitchen dressers (2), , grocery bins, pair birds and cage., gent's saddle, wheelbarrow, washing machine, fender, mangle, firescreen, lawn mower, gent's bicycle, poultry, etc., The furniture is a superior lot and in excellent order. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, at 1.30 p.m. PARKER. AND VINOENT, 948-5 Auctioneers. LEVIN STOCK SALES. A GENERAL MEETING of Fwrmers will be held in the Town Hall, Leviin, on FRIDAY, the loth inst., at 11 a.m. to receive the report of the Committee. * A full attendance is requested. CHAS. BLENKHOR.N, 960-0 Cliairman, LEVIN SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1916. -|yfEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE Agency Company Ltd. fill oTer for sale a*. 12 o'clock.— 90 prime fat wethers (lots). 33 extra prime heavy wethers 18 well- bred 3-yr steers (good condition). 7 2i-year steers (3. fat cows 8 store cows. C springing hoi Furs 3 Jersey cross heifers at drop. 10 3-year steers 10 weaners. Bnconerg. porners. stores and weaner pigs All pigs must be yarded by 12 o'clock sharp. LEVIN SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 191 G. D ALGETY AND CO.. LIMITJBD will sell at 1 p.m.— 120 prime heavy wethers To fat shorn wethers 150 hoggets 30 fat ewes. 2o ewcis in lamb 10 18-months steers 4 fat cows. Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner pigs. All pigs must be yarded by 12 o'clock sharp. j CENTURY HALL-NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. First Annual Presbyterian Concert Presenting the Following Specially •Selected pROGRAM: God Save the King.—Company. Song. — "Cam ye by Athol."-—Mrs S. Kennedy. Song.—"The - Toreador." (Carmen. — Mr W. Hughes. Highland Fling.—Miss Evans. Song.—Mrs Halliburton, j Song.—''March of the Cameron Men." Mrs Halliburton. Harry Lauder songs.—Master Winston McCarthy. Duet.—"The Crookit Bawbee," — Mrs S. Kennedv and Sir Goudie. Recital.—"King Henry V. before Haifleur."—Mr Kenneth Aitken. Song.—"Joy Bird," —Mr Herbert F. . Wood. Pipes.—Mr Robert Burns. Song.—Mrs Halliburton. Song.—Mr Goudie Harry Lauder songs. Winston McCarthy. Song.— Mrs S. Kennedy. Song.—Mr Herbert F. Wood. Sailors' Hornpipe.—Mr Robert Burns. Duct.— "Battle Eve,"—Messrs H. F. Wood and Goudie. "God Save the King." Accompanist.—Miss A. Thomson, PRICES 3s, 2s, Is. Doors 7p.m. Onuv DISTniEDjJgL jL Vs IN I | ; in HOLLAND