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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 258, 30 March 1914, Page 8

WEDNKSIMV, Al'ltlL 1, i»u. ' WEBSTER BROS H A * K r< ' tf, ''vcil instructions from JJR. «EOR(!B W. SUUE (who is leav- '"" Xow P'yinouili), to sell by auctioHTllK WHOLE OF HIS Fl/RXnTKE, Handsome Oak Sideboard, qiuinl design, bevelled mirrors, eentr* <-«l>l>oard with i,, 1(1 glass door, tiii'cc large drawers, two cupbuards, centre recess, and autiiju* AUiiiKs; Solid Oak Dining-roomr Suit.- of 0 chairs and 2 Carver?, all in leather; Solid Oak Table, 7ft x 4ft (iin; Oak Overmantel, hovelled mirror; Solid Oak Morris Chair, upholstered tapestry; Pictures, all oak framedj Plush Table Cover, Carved Table; Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces, consistin" of Wardrobe, with bevelled' mirror, fancy carved panels and antique fillings; Dressing Table, Willi bevelled mirror, two Jarg* drawers, fancy fronts, oxidised Ikliiijrs; Washatand, with tile* back, full-sized clipboard, carved panels; Toilet Sets; Double Bed* stead (wood), inlaid panels; Wiic and Kapoc Mattresses, Pit-. lows, etc., Curtain Poles, Cur» tains, Double and Single Iro« Bedsteads, Combination Duchess„ Ilallslaml, fitted with bevelled! plate mirror, drawers, trays an* ,_ hooks; Axminster Hall Linoleums, Mohair and Carpel ' Mats, Folding Tables, Flower Stands, Kitchen Dresser, TabU and Chairs, Complete Semiporcelain Dinner Set, Crockery,. Wringer, Meut Safe, Mower, Harrow, Harden Tools, aadt household Sundries. ~< XOTIv The Furniture, will U« ope» for infection this afternoon from 2..' H o'clock.

T K 0 R 1) J-JOUSE JjUltt.. pLIKXTS plciiM' note that my Jlors* Fair advertised (of l'riday anil Saturday, A|»ril 3 and 4, will be held on SATI'UDAY DMA', to commence at 11 n.m. sharp. Horses to be offered must be yarded not later than 10.80. NEWTON KING

STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, MARCH 31. NEWTON KING TOILr. sell b 4 v public auction as aViOTe;. OXQ HEAD -MIXED CATTLE. .„ ". 20 fat and forward 3-ycar-oti'' buly locks 40 guaranteed empty 11-joar-ojd. Ucifcvs ' ■W*<§ : ~\£f 3j 2'/;-year-old steers ~,. , 80 20-moiitliaold steel's . V - 50 store cows 00 '2O-montbs huifers . ;,»■ . i 10 fat cows ' f. \ 200 mixed weaucrsj . i "*T* 500 f.ni. cwea '' ' > ■' 100 2, 4 and 0-tooth ewea\ 200 2-tooth wethers 100 lambs •;

Sale at 1 o'clock. Entries, now being received. WAIWAKAIHO AUTUMN HORSE FAIR I THURSDAY APRIL 2. ' ] NEWTON KING yy ir - [ ' liolil Ins Annual Autumn-Horse' Fair at the Waiwakaiho.Yards asaliovc and will offer—--150 ,llU:sK ' :i (broken ami unbroken),. Draughts and Halfcdraughtß,. l'onies, Hacks, Hunters Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. Entries have now closed. NEW ZEALAND WAS &, MERCANTILE AGEXCY CO., LTD. LIST OF SALES. *- MAKCII - .■-!»■■! •', -Monday, M-Opunako " ' "" Tuesday, 31- -Manaia APRIL- --•»!-. • Wednesday, I—Kohuratahh '' Monday, ft—Kinkaramca. " ' Tuesday, 7—Stratford. Tuesday, 7-Stratford Wool andUidc Salo Wednesday, B—Eltham. J i»! Wednesday, B—Te Wera. ' "' ■"' Thursday, fl-Hawera. Tuesday, 14—Manaia. Wednesday, 15—Autumn Cattle Sale, Opimake. Monday, 20—Kakararapa. Tuesday, 21—Stratford. ' " Wednesday, 22—Eltham. ". Thursday,' 23—Hawera. " ~"" Mondav, 27—Opunake. Tuesday, 28-Manaia. Wednesday, 29—Kohuratcui.