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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 393, 27 March 1937, Page 8

AUCTIONS CLEARING SALE AND SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ON THE FARM, PEMBROKE ROAD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. -J- HE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. S. Cook, who has leased her property and is leaving the district, to sell as above, without reserve: YOUNG DAIRY COWS, to calve August and September) 1 50Gal. Alfa-Laval Separator (as new) 2 Cream Cans Buckets, Farm Tools and Sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including:—. 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite in velvet, Kauri Sideboard (bevelled mirror), Lehdlight China Cabinet. Wilton Carpet 10 x 12, as new (S.R.), 4 Good Morris Chairs, Dinin i-room Suite (upholstered in leather), Settee, Kauri Extension Dinin:? Table, Rosewood Sideboard, Glass Cabinet, Singer Sewing Machine, in good order; Large Quantity of Linoleum (as new). Oak 4-piece Bedroom Suite (as new) (S.R.), Rosewood 4-Plece Bedroom Suite, 3-Piece Single Bedroom Suite, Oak Cabinet, 2 Single Beds, Occasional and other tables, 27ft. Carpet Runner, Carpets and Rugs, Large Quantity of Crockery and Cooking Utensils, Quantity Preserved Fruit and Jam, 16ft. Ladder (new), Lawnmower, Garden Tools, 10 Laying Fowls and Pullets, and Sundries too numerous to mention. Essex Super 6 Sedan Car (S.R.). 7-Valve Radiola Wireless Set, complete with poles, etc. (S.R.). The above furniture has been well cared for, and is in first-class order, being free from borer. SALE STARTS AT 12.15 P.M. SHARP.

BUSINESS NOTICES. NEWTON KING, LTD Carry Full Stocks of All STATION AND FARM -REQUIREMENTS, including: Government Certified Grass Seed, “Mother” Akaroa Cocksfoot, Italian Rye and Clovers. Special “Sterling ‘£* ” Fertiliser Mixtures, for grass, turnips, etc. Super, Basic Super, Pure Bonedust, Blood and Bone, Potash, Kainit, Sulphate of Ammonia and Iron, etc. Horse, Cow, Pig, Calf, and Fovzl Feed, including Eclipse and Borthwick’s Meat Meal. Green, Sykes’, and Chamberlain’s Stock Drenches. Sterling, Leslie’s, and Lixit Salt Licks. Cooper’s, Little’s, Murton’s and Quibbeli’s Sheep Dips; Vacmark and other Branding Fluids. British Fencing Wire and Netting in all gauges, sizes and mesh; Staples. Wilson’s Cement; “Anvil” Paints; Saddlery and Harness; British Corrugated Iron and Nails. McPhail’s “Cleanso” & Cooper’s Lamb and Sheep Drenches; Cooper’s Worm Tablets. NEWTON KING LTD STRATFORD.

Do you save up your dottles? A writer in a London weekly (a medical man) condemns this practice as “Very unwise,’’ and says the scrapings of a pipe-bowl, “the dregs of a fill,” as he puts it, are quite unfit to be smoked over again, adding: “The smoker’s slogan should be 'safety "first’.” It should, but very often it isn’t. Dottlesmoking is doubtless “very unwise,” but is the smoking of tobacco containing a large percentage of nicotine any wiser? Yet such brands are as common as house-flies in summer, and may wreck the nerves of a smoker or attack his heart or throat. The really safe way is to smoke “toasted”; toasting rids this beautiful tobacco of most of its nicotine and leaves it pure, sweet and wholesome. It has a fascinating flavour and is the most fragrant and comforting of all tobaccos. The only genuine toasted brands are Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold, and Desert Gold. But there are several worthless imitations about. Beware! “Y>EAVER” is the only Sauce I dare give father. Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zea-land-made.