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Taranaki Daily News, 30 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. CALENDAR OP CLEARING SALES. JULY. Thursday, 31—Wm, Bellamy, Brewer Road, Makahu. ON THE MANGAEHU ROAD, MAKAHU. THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1919. At 12.30 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., L^D. JJAVE been favored with instructions from William Bellnmy, Esq., who has sold his farm, to soli: WITHOUT RESERVE: 28 dairy cows, Jersey, Holstein, an Shorthorn cross, mostly 3rd anu 4th culvers, mostly calving Aug- , list and heavily culled. 10 springing heifers, Jersey and Shorthorn, close to profit 40 2-year-old Bteers, good colors 1 bull 50 2 and"4-tooth ewes in lamb 3 useful farm horses Also, on account of various clients, with tlio kind permission of Mr, Bellamy: 100 hoggets 130 2, 4, and G-tootli wetlierg ! 5 dairy cows Sundries: 1 set tine harrows, milk cans, 1 Gascoigne wool-press, 4wheel waggon, spring cart, buggy, harness, hillside plough, R. and G. s.f. plough, American plough, swingletrees, chains, 30 sheets of ducks, etc., etc. Furniture: Chest drawers, Bentwood chairs, Singer sewing machine, tables, bedsteads, washstands, and general sundries. ' Cars leave the Company's Office at 9.30 on the morning of sale. Light Luncheon Provided 12 noon. TARATA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. AT 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. jyiLL offer by auction: 200 HEAD CATTLE , including: 30 2-year empty heifers 12 3-year steers 45 2-year steers 30 mixed weaners 20 empty heifers 2 dairy cows, third calvers, G.S. 2 empty cows 1 purebred Shorthorn bull 30 lambs

FURNITURE SALE. AT THE MANSE, REGAN ST. WEST. THURSDAY, JULY 31. ' T. I. LAMASON JJAS received instruction from the Rev. Dawson Madill, who is - leaving the district, to sell the whole of his high-class furniture and effects STUDY—Carpet square 12 x 10 (Axminster), Encyclopaedia Brittanica, together with rotary oak case (reserve), Historian History of the World (with case) (reserve), roller-top desk in oak (reserve), study chair, 2 smokers' chairs, study table, curtain and poles. HALL—Corridor nig, hall stand. FRONT BEDROOM—ChevaI, chest of drawers, bedstead, wire mattress, bedding, basket cot, bedroom > cabinet, rocking-chair, linoleum. PASSAGE.—Carpet runners. BEDROOM—Duchess, 4ft Cin iron bed, wire mattress, kapoc bedSing, washstand, bedroom-ware, linoleums, 3ft wood bed, bassanette, tennis racquet, stretcher. DRAWING ROOM—Carpet square 18 x 12, mats, door Blips, 6 high back dining chairs, dining table and table cloth, 2 easy sea grass chairs, occasional table, side board, Chesterfield couch, Morris chairs, Ansonia clock, linoleums, piano (English) (reserve). KITCHEN, SCULLERY, etc.-5 kitchen chairs, table, stool, kitchen Utensils and crockery, plate rack and clothes rack, preserving jars and preserves, electric heater, sewing machine, breakfast table, high chair, step ladder, garden tools, enamel and galvanised bnllia, lfliwn mower and sundries. Also 1 Jersey cow duo to calve at an curly date.

The above articles aro all in excellent order, and are practically aa good as new. Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. 'iiab&naki iuAND, nmt,nmo invert. 1 MKNT SOCIETY. (Pefuitnent), t,. „ .® nT , Torm OWN HOME. Ihe Society lends money on Freehold or id proved Leasehold Linde. A bDtfoww may (elect hla own architect, plana and haild-r. The Bociefcy pay« coat ol preparing and reffiawortiray v £IOO of over. « div '°, ed equally amongtt borrowera ll« 0 Boaietv ia purely co-opefa-Based on tha calculation of the profits made during the# last few veara the time required to repav a loan la seven yeira. For example: A member borrowing £IOO (five of gg; each) would have paid In monthly inatatmenta ol £1 11a 8d In seven years ... £133 Q q From which, deducting the amount o! the loan 100 9 o Would leave aa paid I<* inierert " ths balance £33 0 e The- Societr toe a RBgBBVB FOND of OTsr £2OOO Director Messrs Richard Cook (Ohaimtßd), A, Bbuttleworth, W. L. Newman, Newton Klm. ' ft. Qoldwater, I. S. SkiDoei. Colonel SU*