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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 467, 26 September 1919, Page 3

Auction Sale, Notices, Etc. Pukekohe. (FRANKLIN ROAD). SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 27th, At 1.30 p.m. T T. STEMBRIDGE AND Co., »'. Favoured with instructions from Mr A. Livingstone, will sell as above 2 Goats Leather Dining-room Suite, Bedsteads and W.W.M., Duchess Pair, Toiletware, Carpet Square, Hanging Lamp, Lino., Hall Curtains, Canadian Chairs, Sulky, Harness, 30 Fowls, and Sundries J T. Stembridge and Co,, 940 Auctioneers and Valuers. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. AN account of MR W McNALLY '' having sold his farm MESSRS BUCKLAND & SONS will sell by Public Auction, at their Yards, Pukekohe, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20th ths following - 6 Young Jersey Cows in full milk 1 Light Spring Trap and harness and Sundries Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. 952 Pukekohe, (DOMINION ROAD) /CLEARANCE SALE 1 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Ist at 1 p.m. J. T. Stembridge and Co,, Having received instructions from MISS BRETT, who is leaving the district, wiU sell as above—--4 Institution Bedsteads, Beds, Blanket 9 Pillows,? Stretchers, Mattresses, O.C. Table, D. Table, 3 Chest Drawers. Hallstand v Waeh-stande, Sea-grass Square, 2 Bydroom Slipper Pans, Bedroom Wp.re, K. Table, Couch, Oval Table, Cot, Lamps, and Sundries. J. T. Stembridge & Co. Auctioneers and Valuers

J. T. Stembridge A Co. LIST OF SAXES DOMINION ROAD— Furniture and Effects, of Miss Brett's, Wednesday October Ist AUCTION MART- Pigs, Poultry, Furniture, and Sundries, Friday, October 3rd EDINBURGH STREET- Furniture and Effects of Mr. Stone's, Wednesday, October Bth. AUCTION MART- Pigs, Poultry, Furniture and Sundries, Friday, October 10th CEMETERY ROAD- Cattle, Motor Car, Piano, Furniture, and Effects of Mr Dent's, Saturday, Oct. 11th. J. T. Stembridge & Co. Auctioneers and Valuers BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL r ■ LENDERS are invited for the -I- purchase and removal of all buildings on the Section known as Webster's Corner, King Straet, Pukekohe (next to Wm. lioulston's). Tenders, accompanied by onethird deposit, will be received by the undersigned up till SEPTEMBER 30th, 1919. The successful tenderer to have all buildings removed in 21 days from date of acceptance of tender, CHARLES CLARKE, Hotel, 905 Pukekohe NOTICE. IAKE NOTICE that on account - of the death ef the late Alexander Qrant the partnership lately subsisting between him and the undersigned Robert Henry McGough under the name or style " McGough and Grant " Land Agents Pukekohe is dissolved as from the 18th September 1919. All claims against the said firm are required to be sent in duplicate to Mr Percy H. Basley Solicitor King St. Pukekohe within thirty days from date hereof otherwise they will not be recognised and paid. All moneys due to the said firm are to be paid within thirty days from date to the said Mr Basley whose receipts therefore will be a sufficient discharge. Dated this 25th day of September 1919. R. H. MoGOUGH. Witness— Percy H. Basley, 949 Solicitor, Pukekohe. NOTICE.

THE undersigned Robert Henry McQouon will continue to cany on business on his own account as a Land and Estate Agent at the old address King St. Pukekohe under the namo of McGouou and Grant and will he pleased to see all old clients and meet new ones 950 R. H. McGOUGH. NOTICE. "URBE BRETT, late of Auckland, has opened a private Medical, Surgical and Maternity Hospital in Pukekohe. Patients may be attended by their own doctor. * FARMS WANTED. E have a large and constant enquiry for farms of both large and small areas. Possibly Yours May Suit. We are paying special attention to the district in and round Pukekohe. We have a firstclass farmer on our staff, who knows a farm, and is also an excellent Salesman. Sknm Particulars of Yours. We will give it prompt attention and early inspection. Full particulars to THODE 3ROS., 17 and 18 Phoenix Chambers, opposite Post Office, and Avondale. 'Phones 2102 a, 2880 3 rings, 3H71 4 rin^s. NOXIOUS WEEDS DESTROYED. AWING to increased business, Wheel- " ' band's Noxious Weed Company, Ltd., of 80 Pitt Street, Auckland, will shortly be opening a depot at Pukekohe under the direction of Mr H. Brown, who will be pleased to receive orders or give contract price for treating noxious weeds. As only a limited number of contracts will be undertaken, those desirous of exterminating their noxious weeds should make early application to, WHEELBAND'tJ NOXIOUS Weeds Co., Pukekohe. 943