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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 107, 21 September 1912, Page 1

CJALE OF ■ .lH^l^ll* TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 24. WEBSTER BEOS JJAVE received instructions from MRS. BUCHANAN, who is leaving New Plymouth, to soli by Auction at her Residence. Cuvric street, WITHOUT RESERVEALL HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting ehieflv ' of— Piano by "Robert Meissner" (S.R.), very handsome Overmantel with 8.G.M.. Side Mirrors and 4ft x 3ft Centre Mirror: Singer S.M.,Table Billiards (complete outfit), 9-piece Suite in solid leather, large Din- . mg-room Extension Table, nice Sideboard with 3 B.C. Mirrors. Combination Chests and Marbletop and Tiled-back Washstand, with B.C. Mjrror, Brass-rail and Pearl -.centre • Bedstead, Wire Woves, etc., large Wardrobe with kauri and rimu panels and B.C. Mirror. Chests of Drawers, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Child's Cot and Mattress. Tables, Mirrors, Office Table and Pigeon Holes. Music Rack, quantity Linos, and Runners. Platform Rocker. Kitchen Dresser. Wringer. Mangle and Utensils. Part Set Harness and large lot ot useful sundries.

gALF* OF JJOrSE piURXTTURE. WEDNESDAY, NEXT, SEPT. 25. WEBSTER BROS JJAVE received instructions from MRS. H. A. H. CLARIDOE, who is leaving New Plymouth, to sell by auction at her residence, St. Aubyn Street (opposite Hill's Store). WITHOUT RESERVE,— HER HOUSE FURNITURE, ETC., comprising chiefly;— Large Chesterfield in Oriental Saddlebag, very heavy Axminster Carpet Square about 15ft. x 12ft. and in very good order. Card and other Fancy Tables, nice Pictures, Fern Stand, two Easy Chairs upholstered in Saddlebag, six High-back Dining Chairs ;in kauri and green plush, large well-made Sideboard with B.C. mirror and mottled kauri fronts, Fender and Irons, Bookcase. American Oak Rollertop Office Desk (good order), heavy 2 , / s in. Pillar Brass and Iron Bedstead. Wirewove, Hair Mattress, etc.. Combination Chest ana T.B. and Cabinet Washstand, Toilet Set. Linoleums. Hallstarid, Kitchen Dresser, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, and a quantity of useful sundries.

EVERETT ROAD. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO. JJAVE received instructions from Mrs. S. A. Bishop, who has sold her farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the abore date.— THE WHOLE OF HER LIVE AND DEAD STQCK. comprising: Jg COWS, in profit and to calve 1 bull 3 yearlings 2 horses 1 buggy and harness. 1 tip dray, 1 s.f. plough, tine barrows, timber jack, two wheelbarrows, milk cans, churn, butter-worker, tools, good d.b. gun, sundries, etc. Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock.

I.NGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO. WILL hold their usual weekly sale in their Inglewood yards on the above 250 AEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at 1 o'clock. Under the auspices of the TARAXAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL be held at the following centres: RAllOTU—SeplomHcr 24. at Mr. X. Kind's Saleyards. at 1 p.m. XF.W PLYMOUTH—September 2,3 next, at Mr. J. W. West's Stables, at 1 p.m. INGLEWOOD—October 2, at Messrs Matthews & Bennett's Saleyards, at 1 p.m. WAITARA—Oct. 12 (about centre of town), at 1 p.m. ARTIIFR CUFF, 424 ACRES FREEHOLD J)AIRYIXG LAND. Surveyed into three Sections, with good frontages close to Factory. Price only £l4 per acre. Owner will take first mortgage or a good second mortgage in part payment and will arrange balance. This is a rare opportunity. MeCLUGGAGE & CO..