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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 273, 8 May 1917, Page 3

Pukekohe Auction Sale WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th -At 1 p.m. HARRIS STREET, PUKEKOHE J. T. Stembridge and Co Have been instructed by Mr Aspden, who is retiring from business (and leaving for active service) to sell by auction at his residence, Harris st., Pukekohe, confectionery* stock, and household furniture and effects, lollip jars, confectionery, mirrors, showcases, n.p. urn, a.b.w. chairs, tables, and crockery. Perfection stove (now), double bedsteads, w.w mattrasses, kapox mattrass, 3 sewing machines, meat safe, copper and stand, tables, chairs, lino, lamps, kitchen utensils, and sundries. This should be a splendid opportunity fur the trade to secure confectionery and lollie jars. J. T. STEM BRIDGE & Co., 1754 Auctioneers. Messrs J. T. Stembridge & Co THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 10th, At 1.30 p.m. MANUKAU ROAD, PUKEKOHE Having received instructions from Mrs GibsoD, who is giving up housekeeping on account of ill health, we will sell as above the whole of the household furniture and effects, comprising : Bedsteads, w.w. mattresses, kapok, duchess pair, combination chest, washstands, chairs, tables, hallstand, bookcase, Carpet square, cupboard, dinner set, tea sot, table maDgle, wringer, Perfection stove, blinds, rollers, curtains, lino, kitchen utensils, garden tools, and sundries J. T. STEMBRIDGE, I 7. r >3 Auctioneer.

PUKEKOHE, SATURDAY. MAY 12th. At 1 p.m. J. T. Stembridge and Co. Have received instructions from Mr J. G. Russell, who is giving up house-keeping, to sell by public auction at his residence, Harris Street, Pukekohe, the whole of his household furniture, etc., comprising : Chesterfield couch (Ulricht velvet), sideboard m.k., music stand, music stool, duchess pair, m.t. chest-drawers, toilet ware, tables, 2 b.m. bedsteads, mattresses, pillows, sewing machines, k. dresser, wringer, cutlery, crockery, lamps, chairs, fender and irons, gal. baths, lino., oilcloth, churn, milk pans, garden tools. A large quantitv of vases and sundries too numerous to mention. J. T. Stembridge, Auctioneer 1767

BLACKLEG. An officer will be in attendance at the following centres and dates for the purposo of Inoculating Culves against blackleg. FOR MAY. POLLOK—Mr D. Munro's farmWednesday, 9 AWHITU SOUTH —Mr C. N. Hamilton's Farm, Thursday 10 AWHITU CENTRAL-Mr Jno. Irwin's Farm, Thursday 10 AWHITU WHARF-Mr H. Anderson's Farm, Thursday 10 ORUA BAY Messrs Coulthard Bros. Favm— Friday 11 PAL J AKURA—Mr James Walker's Farm - Saturday I*2 W. R. BROWN, 1.594 Inspector of Stock

PIGS. PIGS. Messrs W. & R. Fletcher (NZ) Ltd., Westfield, will be buying Pigs as follows MAY RUNC'iMAN—Tucscl.iv L"> PUKEKOHE-Wednesday lb JOHN JJEATTY, Telephone -10, Pukekohe. Buyer

Pigs. Pigs. The N.Z. Farmers' Co.op. Bacon & Meat Packing Co., Ltd. The above Company will receive Prime Baconers, Porkers and Choppers as under MAY BUCKLAND -Wednesday V POKENO-Thursdav 10 ONEWHERO, Monday 14 Tl'AKAl'. Tuesday 15 TE KAUYVHATA, Wednesday 111 PAPAKURA, Thursday 17 RU.NCIMAN, Thursday 17 HOURS : 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. except at Papakura 9.30 lo 12 Xoon and at Runcinun 12.15 to H p.m. Weight SO to 150 lbs. N" Stags or Boars accepted. At the request of farmers we have now allotted Is per head for insurance Buyer—VV. A. HARRIS, Pukekohe Telephone \o. 112, Pukekohc. Farmers, Support Your Own Company !

COUNTRY SALES FOR MAY NO ATE A —Wednesday WARK WORTH -Fiida.v 11 in xnr.ksox- Mmidav 11 PA PA KI K A H-ise Suli—M..ndav 14 WAll.'lvl' S ttur.lav 19 K AIH U— Sh tMI >. >' 19 Will ri-'oHD—M-mby il ARA P< MR' 10 Wednesday 2;} TUAKAIJ. ri]in>day J1 MA l! N(} ATI ROT( > Friday '!'> CLEVEDON -Saturday. "J6 KAIWAK V —S;i!nid.iv ,'b TA KAPUN A— Monday COROMANDEL—Thursday .M New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Ltd.