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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 260, 1 April 1914, Page 8

gALE OF gUTCHER'S pLANT -MONDAY, AI'IUL (i. NEWTON KING r|-[AS received instructions from tlie Mortgagee in the above Estate to sell by Public Auction at Messrs ToplUs ijros.' premises, Waitura,— 214-b.p. I'nion Kngine, Sausage Machine (l)otii with any trial), Sausage Filler, 3 Butchers' Carts, 1 Spring- Trap, 3 Sets Harness, ;j Butchers' Cart Horses, l'.iitelicrs* Scales and Weights, Hopes and Chains, Slaughter-lionse Tools and Duteliers' Shop isuiulries. Sale at 10.30 a.m. ghart

ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.' LIST OF SALES. APRILWcdnesday, I—Koliuratahi. Monday, o—Kakaramea. Tuesday, 7—Stratford. Tuesday, 7—Stratford Wool and Hide Sale Wednesday, B—Eltham. Wednesday, B—To Wera. Thursday, 9—Ha wera. Tuesday, 14—Manaifl. Wednesday, 15—Autumn Cattle Sale, Opunake. Monday, 20—Kakaramca. Tuesday, 21—Stratford. Wednesday, 22—Eltham. Thursday, 23—Hawera, Monday, 27—ppunake. Tuesday, 28—Manaia. Wednesday, 29—Koliuratr.hi. WEBSTER, DOBSOM .& CO. J LIST OF SALES FOR APRIL. Stratlimore—Monday, April fl. Stratford—Tuesday, April 7. Stratford—Tuesday, April 21. fHE' FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION' SOCIETV OF N.Z. LTD. LIST OF SALES FOR. APRIL— Wednesday. I—Eltham Thursday, 2—Hawera Friday, 3—lCiponea Tuesday, 7—Manaia Monday, 13—Okaiawa Wednesday, 15—Eltham Thursday, 10—Hawera Friday, 17—Autunm Horse Fair Saturday, 18—Autumn Horse Fair Monday, 20—Auroa s Tuesday, 21—Manaia Monday. 27—Okaiawa Wednesday, 29—Eltliam Thursday, 30—Hawera HAWERA SALE. AT THE CLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. THURSDAY, APRIL 2. At 1 p.m. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION- SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, will sell by Public Auction as above—--40 good empty 18-months heifers 100 fat *ni forward cows 50 2%-year steers 40 18-months steers 00 2-year steers • 75 20-months steers 35 store eows 150 mixed weuners 210 4-year ewes, in lamb to B.L. rai 1200 mixed lambs 350 cull lambs' 300 4 mid G-tooth wethers On account of Mr. J. R. Corrigan,— 00 good-conditioned 3-year bullocks 80 3-year steers On account of Mr. J. H. Baker,— 150 mixed aged ewes' Free Luncheon Provided. I SALE OF HIGH-CLASS OAK . FURNITURE. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1914. WEBSTER BROS fJAVE received instructions from MR. . GEORGE W. SLADE (who is leaving New Plymouth), to sell by auction— THE WHOLE OF HIS FURNITURE, comprising,— Handsome Oak Sideboard, quaint design, bevelled mirrors, centre cupboard with lead g-lags door,

three large drawew, two cupi i s> ceil (. ro rceoSSj (lm j .(utjquo Solid Onjl Dining-room Suite of (j chairs and i Carvers, all in leather; Solid Oak Table, 7ft x 4ft Bin; Oak /ivcrmantel, hovelled mirror; Solid Oak Morris Chair, upholstered tapestry; Pictures, all oak framed;. Plush Table Cover, Carved Table; Bedroom Suite. 3 pieces, consisting of Wardrobe, with bevelled mirror, fancy carved panels and antique "fittings; Dressing Table, with bevelled mirror, two large drawers, fancy fronts, oxidised fittings; Waahstand, with tiled back, fvtWsized cupboard, carved panels; Toilet Sets; Double Bedstead (wood), inlaid panels; Wire and Kapoc Mattresses, Pillows, etc., Curtain Poles, Curtains, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Combination Duchess, Hallstand, fitted with levelled plate mirror, drawers, trays and hooks; Axminster Hall Runner, Linoleums, Mohair and Carpet Mats, Folding Tables, Mower Stands, Kitchen Dresser, Tahlc and Chairs. Complete Semiporcelain Dinner Set, Crockery, Wringer, Meat Safe, Mower, Barrow, Garden Tools, and Household Sundries. j 6al«ai2»*clMlcit,M. lITI'I