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Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. PUNIWHAKAU SALE IN ME. THOS. HAYES' YARDS (By his kind permission). WEDNESDAY, 7th APRIL, 1920. At 1 p.m. 8 IS-month heifers, r.w.b. 20 IS-month i.e. heifers 10 30-month i.e. heifers 20 18-month i.e. heifers 12 IS-month steers, good 7 Romney rams 300 4, G and f.m. tooth ewes 50 4 and 6-tooth fat wethers 50 lambs 40 goats (mixed ages and sexes) ENTRIES SOLICITED. TARATA YARDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920, 150 head cattle 100 lambs ENTRIES SOLICITED. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920. L. A. NOLAN & CO.* TTAVE received instructions from Mr. FRED ASHER, to sell' by auction at the Good Templar Hall, HIS FURNITURE & EFFECTS, includingDining Room: Chesterfield Suite, i„ Green Velvet Saddlebags, Sofa upholstered to match, Green Velvet Pile Carpet (good order), Oak Music Cabinet, Large Kauri ( Sideboard (three mirrors), 4 h.b. Dining Chairs, Duet Music Stool, Copper Kerb with Fire Irons to match, fi.m. Fender and Brass Irons, Tables, Fern Stands. Hall: Handsome Oak Hallstand with S/>at. Bedrooms: Oak Bedroom Suite (four pieces neatly designed), Brussels Carpet, 12 x 9, Rattan Chairs. Throe-quarter Bedstead, Dark Kauri 3-piece Suite , (Wardrobe, Duchess and Washstand I, Single Bedstead, Kauri Duchess Chest, t.b. and m.t. Cabinet Washstand, Wire Mattresses, Carpet Runners, Pictures. Kitchen: Large Kauri Table with Leaf, Six Bentwood Chairs, Flour and Sugar Bin, Carpet Sweeper and Usual Mangle (new). Ball-bearing L Mower, Garden Tools, etc.; also Dolls' House (well furnished).

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1020. L A. NOLAN & CO. tXAVfi received instnictions from _ Mrs. A. R. LENNON to sell at the Good Templar Halt HER FURNITURE & EFFECTS, including—- ' Handsome English Oak Dining-rootu Suite (eight pieces), Oak Settee to match, Oak Dining Table, Oak Morris Chair, Superior Indian Carpet (Mirzaporc, 12 x 10.6), Two Upholstered Chairs, Rattan Ohaii;s, Lounge Chairs, Singer Drophead Sewing Machine, Axminster Hall Carpet and Rug, Axminster Runner, »Eight-day Alarm Clock, Curtains and Poles, Solid Writing Table (five drawers), Six Large Bool;enses, Piano Stool, Piano Lamp, Double Oak Bedstead, Oak Duchess Chest, Wardrobe, Chests Drawers, Toilet Ware, Corner Wardirobc, Pictures, Bentwood and other Chairs, Occasional Tables, Carpet Sweeper, Monarch Dinner Set, Garden Tools, Wringer, Preserving Pan, Meat Safe, Garden Hose, and a quantity of Sundries. Sale at 1.30 p.m. in conjunction with Mr. Asher. LAND BARGAINS BAY OF PLENTY. QAA ACRES; 320 grass, balance rough feed; sheep-proof fences; 2roomed cottage. Price £3 10s per acre; £SOO cash. HAMILTON, WAIKATO. 2'lo ACRES, half drained swamp, balance good country, carrying 130 head, including 58 dairy cows; f>-roomed house, milking shed and machines, barn, etc. Price £45 per acre. Terms, £2OOO , cash. I PUKEKOHE. 14-0 • ACRK, ' ; '> semi-volcanic, mostly ploughable; good potato and dairy land; 5-roomed house, good outbuildings. Price £32 per acre; £2OOO cash. t HAURAKI PLAINS. IAQ ACRES; now carrying CO cows and 45 mixed cattle and 3 horses; 5-roomed house, cowshed and milking plant. Price £loo* per acre; £2OOO cash. Sam Allison & co. 16 WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND. Daily News' car leaves Publishing Office, Currie Street, each morning at 4.20 o'clock for Hawera, returning from Hawera (L. O. Hooker's) at 7.0, Eltham 7.35. Stratford 8.5, and In.slewootl 8.20, reaching New Plymouth (via Egmont ?.oad) at o,lo.—Chas. Dvke?. proprietor.'