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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. gUPERIOR AND IpUENITURE. BY AUCTION BY AUCTION BY AUCTION BY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1019. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1910. Under instructions from DR. H. B. LEATHAM, who is giving up housekeeping, WEBSTER BROS. Will sell by auction in the Good Templar Hall, as above. 'DRAWING ROOM.—Four Carpets (including two large heavy Axminsters, one old rose, 14ft x 10ft, one blue 14ft x 10ft), also several rugs, dies, terfleld and cover, Upholstered Easy Chairs and Window Seat, Book Cases and Cabinets, Brass Fender and Set Brass Irons, etc. DINING ROOM.—Dining Table, very handsome Sideboard and Writing Table (alUin real oak), Eight Dining Chairs in real oak and red leather, Dumb Waiter, etc. HALL.—Hallstand, Linoleum, Vacuum Cleaner in very good order. BEDROOMS.—Four Complete Bedroom Suites (including two in real oak), with Wardrobes, etc., Five Single Beds complete with Mattresses, etc.. Box Ottoman, Occasional Tables, etc. KITCHEN—TabIe, Dresser, Chairs, Good New Mangel, Quantity Crockery and General Kitchen Utensils, and Lawn Mower. NOTE.—The above Furniture is all new and much of it designed and made to special order, Salo at 1.30.

FARMERS' MILKING MACHINE; 2-Cow plant complete with fl JA Greensdale 2J-h.p. silent engine The most sanitary and easiest cleaned machine on the market. Will deliver milk any height, or FOR TESTING will deliver milk into open pail or kerosene tin. It is the only machine that allows you to alter the squeeze instantly to suit either a tough or easy cow. If a set of cups 'or more) are kicked off it does not affect the other cups as each bail works independently of the other. The milk is in air the whole time from the teats to the can on stand. No vacuum tank, no vacuum pipes, no automatic pulsators nor releasor troubles. Milks 20 cows an hour, and delivers the milk right into the separator or factory can. »\?nte or call and make an appointment and our representative will take you to see this wonderfully simple and efficient machine at work on the cows. Taranaki Agents— J. H. BODLE, EKham. LIGHTBAND & WANN, Stratford. GEO. GUDGEON, Inglewood. JfARMERS' o°., LTD.; High and Princess Streets, HAWERA.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH. The Imported' Horse CAMPFIRE l 5) By CARBINE (2) j dam, REVEI.KY (5). CAMPFIRE i 9 a brown horse, landing 16 hands, and comes from the same brancn of the No. 5 family as Doncaster, and is closely related. CAMPFIRE Is the sire of the following wellknown horses: Depredation {winner of the To Awamutu Cup, the Auckland Cup, JOOO sovs.), Royal Dragoon (wlnenr of the Reofton Westland Jubilee Cup), White Uluee (winner of the Waverley Cup), Lady Louisa (winner of the Connolly Handicap, and three times runnerup In the Otakl-Raukawa C-ups). Others of his progeny are: Lady Nolan. Topic, John Willie, Bivouac, Flying Camp, limpuna, Wait!, Cinders. Embers, Carbine, Ilopye. Shandon Bells, Camp Kettle, Torchlight, Ar.lka, Moutoa Camp, Bell o' Thy Camp, Generalissimo, Klckapoo, Evening Glow, and Wonder. Terms: £ 10 IQs. Good Grazing free till December 31, 1919. All care taken, but no responsibility. Jor further particulars Gill Street, New Plymouth. J. BOND (Owner),

TO STAND AT THE FARM, WAITOITOI, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, gYLVA, (By Sylvia rarlt—Pauline.) SYLVA having great bone and a splendid constitution cannot he beaten for getting roadsters and useful farm horses. Apply to: CHA!». MUSKER, Urutl. TO STAND THE SEASON IN STRATFORD AND DISTRICT, THE BLACIC PONY STALLION. QOCIC 0' irjHU j^TORTH. FEE: £2. Apply: CLUB STABLES, STRATFORD. TO STAND THE SEASON AT STRATFORD, « And Travel the Surrounding Districts, THE CELEBRATED SIRE, ADVANCE (PRINCE IMPERIAL-HOSE). ADVANCE is a jet black, ,n<l.s 16.2, was bred by J. C. N. Grii.% tioneJSach, and raced t : h a three-year-old. TERMS: £6 6s, if paid December 31, 'J.119, and if paid alter £7 7s. For further particulars apply—\Y. HAWKE, Swnmwclal Stables, StnMotS,