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Taranaki Daily News, 9 November 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. STRATFORD SALEYAEDS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. TS/ILL o/i'er by auction: OKQ HEAD CATTLE, including: 20 store and forward cows 45 yearling to 15-montli steei'9 50 yearling heifers (in lots) 15 15-month Jersey heifers 35 choice 2 and Z year springing ELTHAM SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOV, 13/ THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. \X7iLL sell by auction as abovel Oft FORWARD AND STORE COWS 5 fat cows 15 yearling Holstein heifers (good) 40 yearling heifers 20 yearling steers 8 2-year Shorthorn bulb (good)' C Jersey bulls 20 springing heifers 50 hoggets ./ THE MART, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9< T. LAMASON YyTLL sell: Poultry, vegetables and general produce, etc. Platform scales, sideboard, logging chain, etc.; quantity of farm sundries.

lington.—Tlic' contents of ten-roomed house, comprising: Two sideboards, C duchess chests, 4 Morris chairs, 2 settees, lounges, box ottoman, wicker and leather arm chairs, couches, six-piece drawing-room suite in Utrecht, chesterfield suite (in saddlebag and velvet), loose-bottom high-back chairs, single and double bedsteads, bedding, blankets, sewing machine (Singer), several carpet squares and runners, umbrella stand, patent dropside table, wardrobe, kitchen and dining table, oval table, wire mattresses, and sundries. Also one piano. Also one enamel bath (new, slightly damaged). Also a quantity of boots. , Sale at 12.30 p.m. ' . B.ILFORD STREET, ELTHAM.

JJIGH-CLASS Furniture and Effects to be sold by Smalley and Co., Eltlmm, on account of Captain Parker, on the premises, Bedford Street, Eltham, Thursday, November 14, at 1 p.m.: Double walnut bedstead and mattress, 2 single oak bedsteads and mattresses, handsome duchess pair, mar-ble-top washstand, 2 toilet sets, 1 chest drawers, wood fenders, 1 handsome inlaid writing table, 1 .handsome inlaid cabinet; - handsoma din-ing-room suite in ox hide, oak tausic stool, walnut flower stand, fancy chairs, fire irons, letter cabinets, L. C. Smith typewriter, window poles, fittings, Jap matting, linos, Singer hand machine, walnut sideboaftl, overmantle, bentwood chairs, tables, carpet runner, 4 clocks, lamps, ornaments, pictures, Edison phonograph and 132 records, 2 step ladders, Lyon lawn mower, garden roller, plate glass mirror, hook-shelves, kitchen utensils, crockery, garden tools, wringer, mason jars, etc., and sundries. A. E. SMALLEY, Auctioneer. ESTATE; 631 Acres: Land Transfer Title.

ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction with BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD., have been favored with instructions from the vendor to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY. 13th NOVEMBER, 1918, in the KING'S THEATRE, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON, At 11 a.m., the Famous BRUNTWOOD ESTATE, comprising gQI ACRES of RICH DAIRYING or FATTENING LAND, subdivided into 10 compact DAIRY FARMS from io to 100 acres. Nearly the whole area is in EXCELLENT PASTURE. Well watered, and sheltered bv CHOICE PLANTATIONS. Handv to BRUNTWOOD RAILWAY. THREE DAIRY' FACTORIES; also the LARGEST GLANO FACTORY in the DOMINION, and only S miles from HAMILTON. This property is admitted to be the finest LUCERNE GROWING LAND in the WAIKATO.

There are houses on five sections, the HOMESTEAD being a NEW MODERN UP-TO-DATE CONCRETE RESIDENCE of BEAUTIFUL DESIGN.

TERMS: Lot 0. Homestead Being, 10 per cent day of Sale, JO per cent day of possession, 10 per cent in 12 months. Lots 1, 4, 5, 0, all having cottages 10 iter cent day of sale, 5 per cent clay of issesison, 10 per cent in 12 months. Lots 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 5 per cent day of Sale, IS per cent day of posscsisoii, 1(1 per cent 12 months, balance for ;"> years at , r >f per cent. Possession 4th December. IMS. flans now available, Inspect early, Motor Cars always i'f;u)v. Fullest particulars from — ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., HAMILTON, Or BARRAUD AND ABSAHAM, LTD., TE KUIT.I.

(Wanganui), broken jaw and injured iicad; Henry McCabe (New Plymouth), broken leg: Mrs. A- Carter (Castlediff, Wanwnui), seriously hurt. Two others slightly injured include Mr. A. J. Paton, of Masterton, and of Wellington.