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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 5 March 1920, Page 3

OTAKI CLEARING. SALE, At the OTAKI AUCTION MART. Including plain but good order Furniture, ladies' and gents' bicycles, rata fuel, cut iu S-incb. blocks. SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 6th, At 1 p.m. JLJR G. ANDERSON, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Las been instructed to sell by auction large quantity of Household necessities and furniture. At 1 o'clock. Fresh vegetables, tomatoes, fruit, potatoes, poultry, jam, pickles, cut flowers, wheelbarrows, ploughs, potato diggers, tools, pig net, saddles, scythes, harness, blinkers, second-hand grain sacks (like new), new square milking buckets. And 10 bags superphosphate manure. At 1.30 .—2 ladies' bicycles, freewheel, back pedal brake, 1 gent's bicycle, (f.w. and b.p.b.), all good tyres; 12-inch wringer like new, 3 perambulators, sewing machines, hanging lamps, lino. 12 x 12 (like new), portable copper and boiler, setting pans, butter coolers, patent milk strainers (new), Minima* lire extinguishers, step ladders, clothes-horse with pulleys. At 2.30. Bedroom suite, wooden double bed, handsomely finished (like new), wardrobe, duchess chests, tiled washstand, double and single brass bedsteads (to be sacrificed), diningroom suite, mirror sideboard, high-back chairs (upholstered plain, but like new), whatnot, kitchen dresser, kitchen chairs, easy chairs, lace curtains, pictures, 5 sofas (to be sacrificed). kitchen utensils, buckets, toilet sets, rugs, brass-railed fender and fircirons iu perfect order, china cupboard, etc., etc. Phaeton, in first-class condition. G. ANDERSON.

OTAKI MART. THOROUGHBRED MARK. SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH Olli, At 1 p.ni. R O. ANDERSON, Auctioneer and Land Agent, who has been instructed by the owner, will oiler for auction — The Thoroughbred Marc "CAREER." 6yra old, by Campfire out of Artist mare. OTAKI AUCTION MART. RATA FIREWOOD. At 1 o'clock, SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 6th. JiiTR G. ANDERSON will offer by auction about Three Cords Rata Firewood, 8-inch blocks, guaranteed, in lots to .suit purchasers. Auctioneer's Note. —As firewood if likely fo become scaicc as winter approaches, householders should not let this opportunity of stocking up slip by.

CLEARING SALE HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. ESBRS A. L.~WILSON AKD CO. Trill sell on behalf of Mr W. Tompsitt (who ia leaving; Otaki), on SATURDAY, 6th MARCH, At 1 p.m. The Contents of it WELL-FURNISHED 7-ROOMED HOCSE. DRAWING-ROOM. Handsome Chippendale Suite, 7 pieces, Pedestal Overmantel, Piano Seat to match Bell Piano, in splendid condition. rr '" : is a rich-toned instrument.; e opportunity Handsome carved writing table, solid oak; 1 rosewood table. 2 occasional tables, valuable hand-painted Japanese draught screen (a real work of art), firescreen to match, 1 !an;e handpainted mirror. 1 hand-painted panel, J " iwing-room lamp in perfect order, 1 U4 ass-rail fender and fire iron*, 1 Chesterfield, 1 black mohair hearthrug. DIMNG-ROOM. Diaing table, 6ft x 3Jft; 6 chairs, large oak sideboard, book-case, .-mail table, solid marble 8-day clock, handsome sofa (saddle-back). 2 pedestals. 1 Foley tea-set, 1 blue tea-set. oak salad bowl and biscuit barrel, pictures, ete. HALL. Hall seat, hall stand, curtain?, pictures, door slips, hall lamp, what and knicknacks. BEDROOMS. 1 handsome brass bedstead and draping?- wardrobe, duchess set*, waahatands, bedroom sets, chests of drawers, 3 single beds, 1 double bed, 1 wire-woven .stretcher. KITCHEN". 1 kitchen table, closed-in dresser c *air» kitchen utensils, crockery masgle, wringer, clothes horse, chum, .roarator. tool,, lady's bicycle. WAUCH'S CHAMPION DAFFODILS.

TTJArGH'-S Daffodils are the result oi -"- tt e study, --are and ezperiesie of the best hybridists of the OM World. We have all the newest arid best varieties, aa well ai the old favoorites. Sesd your orders earlr to THOS, WAUGH, HUIT VJLLLIi' KUBSEBIE& T.o-xer Holt - u ©*S*t