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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 535, 22 January 1913, Page 4

Clearing Sale. SATURDAY, 25th JANUARY, At 2 p.m. lAM favoured with instructions from Mrs J. P. MOORE to sell at her residence, King street, near Dr Zobel's, all her superior household furniture and effects, comprising new Spencer upright Grand piano catalogued at 72 guineas, large upholstered easy chair also settee, 1 hand some chiral duchess chest, also combination chest drawers, heavy Julian brass rail bedstead, hospital and stretcher bedsteads, wire mattress and kapoc, ditto linoleum for four rooms and passage, marble clock, pictures, nice lot of ornaments, wicker upholstered chair, dining and kitchen chairs, new kitchen dresser, curtains and blinds, flower stands, passage curtains. hat racks, book case, kitchen table, crockery, glassware, pots and pans, stores and homemade preserves, garden tools, copper and frame, complete wash tubs, wringer, perambulator, gent's, bicycle and all sundries usually found in a well equipped home. TERMS CASH. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer.

Auctioneer's Note. —The above are commended as being a nice lot of superior almost new, clean and well kept furniture, and every line must be sold. Exchange Sale Booms, SATURDAY, 25th JANUARY, At 1 p.nj. Inn CASES FRUIT, spring cart 11/U and sundries. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. Owing to Mrs Moore's sale at 1 p.m. same day, the mart sale will start promptly at l p.m. A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. THE following classes have been omitted from the schedule: and entries for the same will be received by the secretary :-rHereford -cattle. Special class for best foal sired by Robert Emmett, trophy value £2 ss, presented by Petch Bros. Challenge Cup, value £0 ss, presented by Dr Mcßae for the best King Country hack. L. C. HARTON, • Secretary. KING 'COUNTRY CENTRAL COLLIE CLUB, PIO PIO. A MEETING of the above will be beld at Pio Pio on Sale.Day (23rd inst.) All interested .are requested to attend. GEO. BROWN, Hon. Sec. The Coming Show. If you wish to secure prizes in the Romney Classes at the next Show attend the Unreserved Dispersal Sale THECLIFFS STUD ROMNEYS WHICH SECURED ALL THE FZRSTS, SECONDS AND CHAMPIONS in the Romney Sheep Classes A f THE LAST TE KUITI SHOW All those Sheep are for absolute SALE 1,100 Stud Romney Rams, Ewes and Lambs. 1,600 Flock Sheep from Stud Lincoln Ewes and high-class Romney Rams. 50 HORSES, comprising active Heavy Draught, Farm and Waggon Mares, 2 year old's, Yearlings and Foals. .SUREFOOTED, Stylish Heavyweight carrying Cobs,broken to saddle and harness, and . Polo Ponies. Ngaruawahia Sale Yards, Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 11 o'clock.

Catalogues from Auctioneers Loan and Mercantile Agency and Farmers Co-op; Auctioneering Co. Hamilton*

Mr GRESHAM English and American Dental Surgeon. TE KUITI. ' Otorohanga—lst and 3rd Thursday ~ V 4 TELEPHONE No. 2.

F.R.H. BEIGE Land and Insurance Agent Marton and Te Kuiti Exchange for small improved farm or unincumbered town property 800 ACRES unimproved first-class "" v country, close to Te Kuiti. F. R. H. BRJLCE, Agent; MARTON * and TE KUITI.