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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION THOROUGHBRED HORSE SALE. TATTERSALL'S, HAWER.A. THI'RSDAV, FEBRUARV 14. AI 'J a.m. THE M.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCV CO., LTD. \JUILL oiler at. their Thoroughbred Horse Fair, on account of wellknown breeders, as above: Bay gelding, 5 years, Cheshire— Marrie mare Brown mare, aged, Tarina, by St. Clements Bay mare, aged, Miss Advance, by Advance—Courier. Dark brown gelding, yearling, Foremost—Tarina Bay gelding, 3 years, St. PaulCourier Brown gelding, Tirana, S years, Coronet—Tarina Brown filly, 3 years, Husbandman —Generosity Brown gelding, 2 years, Husbandman —Contralto Brown filly, 3 years, Husbandman— Proculla Chestnut gelding, 4 years, Husbandman—Phylos Chestnut gelding, 3 years, Husbandman—Flying Wind Brown filly, 2 years, HusbandmanBeautiful Star Brown filly, 3 years, Foremost— Beautiful Star Brown gelding. 2 years, Husbandman —Crossgnard Chestnut mare, aged, Chasseur— Weka Brown mare, aged, Contralto, by Sylvia Park—Madam Cole Brown mare, 7 years, Campfire— Miss Conan Brown colt, 1 year, Guianforte— Miss Conan Bay marc, •; years, Winning Post, Signor—Trueshot Mare, 5 years, Sylvia Park—Amy Mac Mare, .'! years, Formby—Hinerangi Gelding, 2 years, Gold Circle—Amy Mac Brood mare, Howitzer—Maid of Honor Brood mare, Sister Francis (No. 2 family), Seaton Delaval Agatha Filly, 2 years, Husbandman—Marsuma Filly, 4 years, Husbandman—Marsuma. Bay gelding, 2 years, Husbandman —Foulshot mare Bay mare, li years, Pergola, by Marble Arch—Caller Ou Chestnut gelding, Henry Clay, 5 years, Signor—Ami Bay gelding, Crystal Palace, 3 years, Husbandman Lady West Chestnut gelding, 2 years, Rothschild—Dear Dolly Bay gelding, 8 years, Signor—Heleil Portland

FRHIT SALE. FRIDAY, AT 1.30 P.M. WEBSTER BROS. sell, as above; ; 050 Boxes Choice Auckland, Hutt and Hastings Peaches, Pears, Plums (100 boxes), Cooking and Dessert Apples, Tomatoes (50 sauce), Grapes, Kumeras and Cucumbers. FURNITURE SALE. TO-DAY. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. HAMLET ST. SOUTH, STRATFORD. WITHOUt"rESERVE/ ' T. LAMASON JAS received instructions from Mr. Sac'dler, who is leafing the district, to sell the whole of his Household furniture and Effects, comprising: Piano (Slight Reserve), Sideboard in Oak (new design), Music Cabinet (oak), Couch, Easy Chair, six High-Hack Chairs, "Music Stool (oak), Singer Sewing Machine (practically new; small reserve), Extension Table (oak; practically new), Kitchen Table, BookCase, Wooden Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Duchesses, Washstand, Chest Drawers, Quantity Pictures, Hat Rack, Curtain Poles, Linoleums, Hall Runner, Crockery, Silver and E.P. Ware, Garden Tools, Kitchen- Utensils, quantity Jam and Bottled Fruit, Stores and Sundries, Sale at 1 o'clock, The abovo furniture is mostly oak, and a lot of It is practically new and well worth inspection, U7ESTFIELD FREEZING CO. (W. & R. FLETCHER, LTD.) will receive pigs at: FEBRUARY! Douglas—Monday, 25th. Toko—Monday, 11th. Stratford—Tuesdays, 5, 12, 19, 26. Midhirst—Wednesday, 20th. Tariki —Wednesday, 27th. [nglewood—Monday, 18. Smart Road—Monday, 4. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. C. R. MIDDLEMISS, Local Agent, Stratford. A WX SHEARER. Smith—"How did young Barnard manage to shear 250 a day out there?" Jonea—"Oh! they supplied ARCADIA : TEA, and he reckons he can work better ou that'