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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24411, 24 September 1940, Page 4

UNDERTAKERS T H INGER & WILSON, kj Undertakers, Thames street, 1 Oamaru. -Phone 1812. Night and holiday calls: J. W. Stringer. 17 Arun street (phone 1344); Alex. Wilson. IS Nen street (phone 1336). FLORISTS GLOBAL WREATHS, BOUQUETS. ETC. ;i WM. T. SINGS. •,;. Two outstanding VEGETABLES for 1940; Turnip. PURPLE GLOBE. Beetroot, KITCHENER, BARREL- - SHAPED. Posted. Is 2d. % AMUSEMENTS Acknowledged'as Better Than His "East Side of Heaven." M-#- J- E •S . T I- 0 i FINALLY rO.-NIGHT I "THE STAR MAKER" Outstanding Musical Comedy, with Bing •'••' Linda Ned CROSBY ; ,WARE SPARKS (Approved fori Universal Exhibition ,) Commencing its Season TO-MORROW. Continuing THURSDAY and FRIDAY "NURSE EDITH CAVELL" Featuring ANNA NEAGLE (Recommended by Censor for AdultsJ I?ARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION The Members of the North Otago Early Settlers' Association are invited to AFTERNOON TEA in the Gardens on WEDNESDAY NEXT 25th at 2 o'clock: when the President will plant a tree, commemorating the Centennial of the Dominion. G. L.GRENFELL; .President. TOTARA, Thursday. September 26 Grand Concert in aid of Air Force Queen by Savage .Club Concert Party: admission, gentlemen 2s 6d. ladies basket: dance only. Is. DANCING VTEKAIKE V FOOTBALL CLUB SECOND ANNUAL BALL 4rTo be-Held in the KUROW HALL OCTOBER 10. OCTOBER 10 Proceeds to Soldiers'. Parcels. . GOOD SUPPER. Prices: Gentlemen 4s, Ladies 2s. SIMPSON'S ORCHESTRA. A NYE, Secretary, ■'} Social Committee. ARDGO.WAN HALL—Patriotic Dance, aid Air Force Queen, Wednesday, September 25; State Orchestra; gentlemen 2s ladies Is 6d. AHENO PUBLIC HALL. Saturday. *--. September 28, 8 p.m:. Dance aid of Air Force Queen; good night's entertainment. MEETINGS fIOLUMBA TENNIS CLUB. The ANNUAL MEETING of the COLUMBA TENNIS CLUB will be held in the Columba Hall on WEDNESDAY, September 25, at 7 p.m. A full attendance of members is desiredi BUSINESS:. Adoption of Annual Report and Balance Sheets Election of Officers, and General. V. NICHOLSON, Secretary. WAMOKO-.HALL, Thursday SeptemajL ber 26. MEETING of ,Awamoko- : Georgetown residents .to \ arrange Emerg- ; ency Precautions scheme; good" attendance essential. WESTON HALL— Meeting of residents on Tuesday. 24%, to discuss Emergency \ .. THANHS' > - THEIPSGENIX BOWLING CLUB Ladies wish to Thank all persons who madt donations and patronised their Market. Day. ' _ SALES BY AUCTION CLEARING SALE AT WIUTSTONE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER/26. 1940. ■■'■:'; : D ALGETY & COMPANY. LTD (Incorporated in England), in con■M have been instructed,%,'• Mr William Warnock,, his farm, to hold a Clearing .Sale.:. : of;tbe / ,whole of. his Stock Implements, etc.. as undent--..;i,-.'v v ''. >:^-": .'•:• ■'■■■■' ' : 100 6" and" B-tooth Romney cross Ewes and their lambs 70 6 and 8-tooth Romney cross Ewes and -their.lambs* '■" >, SO 6 and 'B-todth Romney,;Cross : Ewe3-and; : their 4ambs.;.' , 12 m.s. crossbred Hogge'.s 3 B.L. Rams 3 Southdown Rams 1 Romney Ram '% HORSES. 1 4-year-old Mare (chains) 1 9-year-old Mare (chains) 1 aged Mare (chains) 1 aged-Mare (all work) 1' aged Gelding (all work) 1 2-year-old Gelding (unbroken) 1 aged Hack (harness and saddle) CATTLE 1 Cow ;(3rd caiver; in prpf]t) 1 yearling- Steer : - ■' ■••■ '■»'.. 1 Calf. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES., 1 d.f. Reid and; Gray: plough, 1 M:H. disc plough. 2 r furrow,drill plough, M.H. grain drill,'l3-qQulter'(good order), M.H. binder (good working order), M.H.'; mower,'lnternational cultivator ' (9-tyne). :. M.H. Stiff-tyne cultivator. 9-t£ne (new). 1 drill grubber, potato" digger; Bft Cambridge roller; set. 9ft Tripod harrows, 4-leaf. set tyne, harrows, farm dray and frame, tip-dray: Bft Booth Macdonald disc harrows (as new), spring dray, wheelbarrows, 16ft ladder (new), 3 coils Cyclone netting. 2 coils sheep netting, blocks and chains, swingle and master trees, plough chains, 5 sets collars and hames. winkers, horse covers, saddle and breeching, spring cart harness, riding saddle (new), 190 sacks O.S. chaff. 30 sacks Algerian oats 6 sacks M.D. perennial ryegrass, 2 sacks black barley, 40 2-year-old hens, 1 good sheep dog, 1 young dog. FURNITURE. Kitchen table and chairs, sofa, 2 bedsteads and wire mattresses, 2 Sleepwell mattresses, dining suite, tables, electric cooker, electric kettle, mats, quantity good lino.. 5-valve Phillips all-wave radio (recent model), sewing machine, sideboard, writing desk, dining room chairs, stands, mirrors > Scotch chest, good violin and case, music stand, churn (as new), pots; pans, crockery and fundries too numerous to mention. OUTSIDE ENTRY. 1 rising four-year-old Gelding (spring carter) 1 rising five-year-old Mare (spring carter). LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED: f AUCTION— Furniture and Effects of Miramar Hotel, To-day, at 1 p.m. sham—Muiliean and Forbes, auctioneer*.