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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1920, Page 8

SALES Bit AUCTION. OPUNAKE. MONDAY, MAY 3. JA 2-YEAR STEERS 10 fat cows 40 forward and store cows 60 2Vi-year in-calf Shorthorn heifers 15 2-year in-calf Holstein -heifers 4 2-year in-calf Jersey heifers 4 springing heifers 7 choice grade Jersey weaner heiferjs 10 grade Jersey weaner heifera !)0 weaner heifers 50 mixed weanera C bulls 80 fat sheep 1 thoroughbred mare, Oyrs, by "Papakura." 5 bags onions 6 sacks table potatoes On account of Tai Bishop, Oaomii—--14 acres swedes with run out of 10 Also on account of Mr. T. J. Mildenhall at 12 noon, next Mr. A. H. Moore's office, the following furniture, etc:— 3-piece green plush dining room suite, Singer sewing machine, chest of drawers, carpet square, sofa, washstand, ladies' and gents' bicycle, 27-gal. "Diabolo" separator, chairs, tables, etc. CLEARING SALE, FURNITURE, ETC. TO-MORROW, ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. WEBSTER BROS. tTAVE received instructions from MK. ~N. A. CHRISTIANSEN (who is removing to more central premises, next tj Gndd's),'to Sell by Auction at his present shop in Devon Street— THE WHOLE OP HIS SURPLUS STOCK-IN-TRADE OF HOUSE FURNITURE AijD FURNISHINGS, consisting of— Handsome B.G.M. Rimu and Mottled Kauri Sideboard, Several Combination Chests, Chests Drawers, Cabinet Tiled-back and Plain Washstands, Three-piece Leather Suite, 0 Almost New High-back Dining Chairs, Dinner Wagon, Couches, Cheffoniers, Large anil Solid Rimu Bookcase, Ollice Tabled, Bedsteads and Wire Woves in all sizes, Mattresses, Cabinet Drophead Singer and Bonita Sewing Machines (guaranteed), Hall Stands, Linoleums, Mats, Fifty Bundles Books, Kitchen Dressers, Mangle, Wringers, Meat Safes, Pair Jockey's Boots, Motor Bike Side-chair, Large • Quantity Good and Useful Tools, and a Variety of Numerous Useful Sundries. AL3O- - Gold Chains, Two LadieV Goll Watches, and Sundry Pieces of SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. SALE OF GOOD MODERN FURNITURE. TO-MORROW. WEBSTER BROS. XT AVE received instructions from Mrs. Ernest A. Walker and Mrs. D'Arcy Robertson, to sell by Auction at their Mart, for convenience of sale— A very handsome Oak Bedroom Suite, consisting of: Large B.G. Mirror Wardrobe, Combination Chest, Marble Top and Tiled Back Washstand, Liberty Bedstead and Wire Wove, and 2 Bedroom Chairs, to be sold as a suite; Morris Chair, Easy Upholstered Chair, Hall Stand and Table, Occasional and Card Tables, Oak Writing Desk, Corner Cupboard and Bookcase, Combination Mattress and Pillows, Mats, Brass Vase, Crockery, and Sundries. NOTE.—The above Suite and Furniture are particularly good, and well worth inspection. QWING to a Sale in the Mart at 11.30, and a continuous Sale in Devon Street of Mr. Christiansen's Stock at 12.30, our Poultry Sale will commence on Saturday at about 12 o'clock noon. WEBSTER BROS. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. THE IMPORTED ENGLISH-BRED SIRE GAZELEY (Grey Leg—Lygia). WINNER of First Prize and Champion wherever shown, including recent Shows at New Plymouth, Stratford, Hawera, and Wanganui, beating all-comers up to date. Sire of Mummer, Gaziqne, Lorcto, Gazette, Master Timi, Gayciutn, Hcxton, Con, King of Athol, Pearl Marie, Spectral, Flash Lady, Otara, Rosevcar, Woodrow, Karemu, Some Girl, Lady Gazeley, Waiuku, All Grey, Orawia, Admiral Codrington, and other winners. A splendid investment for a stud-mas-ter, Particulars from A. Gleave, Accountant, P.O. Box 180, Gisborne. The overwhelming experiene; of thousands testif- to the ,'alue of "Nazol," as an effective precaution influenza, etc.