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SALE OF SUFSRIOR FURNITURE AT " TIROHANGA," VOGELTOWN. (Opposite the Park Tennis Lawns.) WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7. WEBSTER BROS TTAVE received instructions from MR. T. C. SCHXACKENBERG to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his residence, as above, WITHOUT RESERVEALL HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising, among other articles: — A handsome 4ft. 6in. Sideboard, with 5 bevelled glass mirrors, 3 drawers and side cupboards; Upright Iron-framed Piano, almost new, by Arthur Allison, London,, (S.R.); Piano Stool; Kauri Extension Table, in very good order; Buffalo Leather Couch; handsome Drawing-room Suite, 4 pieces, in rewa rewa frames, and upholstered in peacock blue plush and tapestry; rewa rewa Octagonal Card Table; Rattan and Easy Chairs; Hand-painted Flower Stand; Fire Screens; good Hall Carpet Runner; handsome large Combination Chest, with large B.G. Mirror, and Marble-top Tiled-back Washstand with mottled kauri fronts to match; 2 Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Wire Woves, etc.; large 8-drawer Chest, with mottled kauri drawer fronts (a really chest); Child's Cot and Mattress; Child's Chair; 11. G.M. Duchess Dressing Table, and M.T. Tiled-back Washstand (a pair); Swing Mirrors; Linolecnberg by the Tonson Garliek Co., ums; Wringer; Lawn Mower (in good order); Garden Tools; Kitchen Utensils and sundries. This furniture is all practically new, and was specially made for Mr. SchnackAuclcland. The furniture will be open for inspection on Tuesday afternoon. OPUNAKE SALE YARDS. ' MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. At 12.30 p.m. rPHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell by public auction as above — 300 CATTLE ' incluiiin § : 80 15 to 18-month' mixed cattle 30 IS-monbh heifers 25 store cows ' 30 18-month steers 14 fat cows 12 springing heifers 10 bulls 20 .tore pigs. " THE AXEMEN'S - CARNIVAL ELTHAM. DECEMBER 26 AND 27. PROGRAMME OF CYCLING EVENTS: First Day. HALF-MILE HANDICAP, of £<s; first prize £4, second £1 10s, third 10s. * Nomination, 4s; acceptance, free. CARNIVAL WHEEL RACE, of £2O (Handicap), two miles; first prixe, £ls, second £4, third £l. Nomination, ss; acceptance, 10s. FIVE - MILE HANDICAP, of £ls; first prize £lO, second £4, tkird £l. Nomination, ss; acceptance, ss. YOUTHS' RACE (under 17 years of age), of £l, one mile and a-half; first prize 15s, second ss. Nomination, Is. Competitors handicapped on ground. Second Day. ONE-MILE HANDICAP, of £6; first prize £4, second £1 10s, third 10s. Nomination, 4s; acceptance, free. THREE-MILE HANDICAP, of £6; first prize £4, second £1 10s, third 10sNomination, 4s; acceptance, free. BOYS' SOLE HANDICAP, of £1 (under 15 years of age); first prize 15s, second ss. Nomination, Is; acceptance, free. Handicapped on ground. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of £3, one mile and a-half. For all cyclists who have not won prize money at the meeting to the value of £4 or over. First prize £2, second 15s, third ss. Nomination, 2s. Post entry. Cycle Events will be run under Athletic Union rules. Competitors in Boys' and Youths'* Events must produce proof of age before stakes will be paid out. Nominations for all above events close with the Secretary at 8 p.na. on SATURDAY, December 10. Last 12 months' performances (or last sis starts if no performances within 12 months) required., Cash must accompany entry. Handicaps declared about December 14., Acceptances close at 10 a.m. on each day of Sports. The winner of any event after declaration of handicaps may be re-' handicapped. Winners on first day of Carnival will be re-handicapped for Second Day. F. E. HARDY, Secretary, Eltham. "CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY" JS a book wtaieh is veTy particular to set out the Gospel that Jesus preached, and to give chapter and verse for the same. It fully reveals "The Kingdom of <3«d," which "flesh and blood cannot inherit," but which is hereafter to be established upon earth. Why the Jews survive and what is coming through them to the world is unfolded by "Christendom Astray." The book alsa plainly shows the error of religious teaching everywhere around us. Search and see! For loan from Mre. C. ANDERSON, Regan-street East, Stratford. MONEY. INVESTMENT on approved firstclass freehold mortgages. Interest' on sums up to £IOOO, at 5 per cent.; on £IOOO and up to £2500, 4% per cent.: on £2300 and over, 4% per cent. R. CLINTON HUGHES.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 201, 3 December 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 201, 3 December 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 201, 3 December 1910, Page 1

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