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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 2, Issue 121, 22 August 1913, Page 3

CLEARANCE SALE OF FURNITURE. FRANKLIN ROAD, PUKEKOHE. T. B. HURLEY has received instructions from Mr "Win. Roulston to Sell by Auction, ON THE PREMISES as above on SATURDAY, August 23, 1913. At 1.30 o'clock precisely, THE CONTENTS OF THE RESIDENCE. Including : Handsome 8 . piece saddlebag suite in Utrecht velvet, 1) piece dining-room suite in American leather, extending dining table, mottled kauri sideboard with puriri panels and mirror back, 7 piece suite in Genoa velvet and plush, hall stand with mirror and tiled back, large bookcase fitted writing desk and drawers, fine tone pianofor'e in ebonized case (by l'aul Scharff, Berlin), handsome wardrobe with mottled kauri panels, kauri chest of 8 drawers, very superior duchesse pair in mottled kauri, 2 combination chests drawers, 2 collapsible wardrobes, heavy brass and iron bedstead, 2 b.m. J bedsteads, woven wire inattrasses, toilet ware, carpets, linoleums, brass-mounted fenders and irons, kitchen table, crockery, glass, lamps, curtain poles, large linen mangle and cupboard, sewing machine in excellent order, and miscellaneous items. On view morning of sale at Mr W. Roulston's residence, Franklin Road, Pukekohe. C. B. Hi.ne, Auctioneer

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Acting to the instructions of Messrs W. and I). Eoulston, Alfred Buckland and Sons Will offer for Sale on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17th. At Noon. Ofi CHOICE BUILDING MV3 Sections adjacent to King and Harris Streets, Pukekohe. Pukekohe. THURSDAY, Sept. 4 At 12 Noon. Alfred Buckland and Sons, Have received instructions from Mr S. McNally, who is retiring- from dairying, to Sell as above, The Whole of His Dairy Herd, &c 22 Freshly-culved young Grade Jersey and Shorthorn Dairy cows 2 Taniworth sows in pig, 8 slips 15 Cow covers (almost new) 2 Milk Coolers 13 20 and 1 10-gal. milk cans Also quantity Mangolds for sale.

This is a First-Class Herd and averaged 321 lbs of buttorfat per cow last season. LUNCHEON FEOVTDED. Alfred Buckland and Sons HURLEY'S AUCTION MART, DELL'S CORNER, KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. 'Phones, 23 and 30. Come to our usual weekly sale on FRIDAY NEXT, August at 2 o'clock For Bargains in— FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES VEGETABLES FARM PRODUCE POULTRY, &e. Send Consignments. Support the Local Auctioneer. COUNTRY SALES FOE AUGUST. WHITFOED : Monday, 25th. MANUEEWA : Monday, 2.3 th : Clearing Sale of Mr Frank Colbock's Live Stock. WAEKWOETH: Tuesday, 26th. WADE : Friday, 2Uth. TAKAFUNA : Friday, 20th. New Zealand Loin and Mercantile Agency Coy., Ltd. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS' FOOTBALL MATCH. AUSTRALIA v. AUCKLAND, 27th AUGUST, l'Jia. Holiday Excursion tickets 'will bo j issued from lvaukapakapa, Cain- J hridge, and intermediate stations to Auckland on WEDNESDAY, t-Tth j August, I'.tj;). available for return f un day of issue only. These tickets will be issued h\ the ' G..SO a.m. Kaukapakapu to Auckland 7.0 llelousville to Auckland ii.o"> and s.t) Mercer to Auckland 8.10 am. Cambridge to Auckland \ These tickets willpuot be available J on the Auckland-Wellington Express j trains. j A train will leave Kauknpukapa ' lor llelensville and Auckland a! 0..'i0 a.m. The usual -).!'■"» p.m. Aucklanu , Frankton train will run as far u« Mercer only. Tlie usual •">. li p.m. (rain ivill run through to Cam I iridic arming there < at 12 10 a.m. The usual 1.12 p.m. train Asitkland to Helensville will leave Aimk-1 land at 5,15 p.m. and run through if to Kaukapakapa. j A train will leare Auckland: to* Q