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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. SALE OF MODERN FURNITURE, WORKERS' SOCIAL HALL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. WEBSTER" BROS. Have received instructions from MR. ft W. HALL, who is leaving New Ply« mouth, to sell By Auction as above,—. THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE ANO EFFECTS, consisting chiefly oft DRAWING-ROOM AND DINING ROOM. A valuable Sheraton lillaid Rota* wood Suito of two Armchairs, and four Small Chairs, upholstered in Silk Tapestry, Rosewood Card Table, Folding Card Table of English Walnut, Wal. nut Occasional Table, Easy Upholstered chairs; Wall Gabl« net, a Very Handsome Dining Room Suite of Two Large Arm Chairs and Six Dining Chain of Solid English Oak, upholstered in Genuine Pigskin (all import* ed), Pretty Oak Dining Table, on extra top, a very uncommon 0«k Spring-seater Leather Coucn, Oak China Cabinet with Oalc Network over a Full Glabs» Front, Large Rimu Qlass-fronttd Corner, Cabinet or Book Case, .Tarrah Music Cabinet and Piano Stool, Mahogany Writing Desk, Rimu Writing Bureau, 4fl«, piece Dinner Set, 18 Very Old Fruit or other Plates and Fruit Stands (Buc« cleugh ware), Good E.P. Table Epergnes, Teapot, Fruit Dishes, Liquor Stand, Barometer, Pi<« tures and Paintings, Edison Phonograph and Fifty Good Plate Camera, Flower Vasts, Mats, Rugs, Cork and other Linoleums, Clock, Quantity of Books, Iron llall> and Umbrella Stand, Hall Seat, etc. BEDROOMS (THREE). A very handsome and uncommon F.S. Oak Bedstead with Wire Wove, Patent .'David McGra:h' and Kapok Mattrass, Oak Bed< room Seat and Box, Fine Large B.G.M. Combination Chest, 7* drawer Chest Drawers, Easy Chair, Two Marble Top and Cabinet Washstands, Long Mirror, Full Size and Single Beds, Woves and Knpoks, Corner Washstand, Toilet Ware, Muff and Linoleums in every gojsl order, etc., etc. KITCHEN, Etc. Extension Kitchen Table, Bentwoods, Lounge Chair, Electric Safe, Crockery, Wringer and Usui Kitchen Sundries, Garden and other Tools, Barrow-wheel, Rubber Doormat, Garden Hose, Pot Plants and Useful Sundries. The above has been inspected and is a particularly good collection of Modern House Furniture. On view Wednesday morning from 11 o'clock. Sale at 1 o'clock. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF LETHAM PEDIGREE & GRADE JERSEY HERD. On the Farm, LETHAM, No. 1 Line, WANGANUI. ON THURSDAY, 27th MAY, 1920. (At 11.30 a.m.) MESSRS. SMITH, WEBSTER, AND CO., WANGANUI, v In Conjunction with MESSRS. MURRAY, ROBEftTS* CO., LTD., JJAVE been instructed by E. J. TOSS* WILL, Esq., to Sell as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, tha well-known LETHAM HERD OF PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEY CATTLE, comprising:— 34 PEI)igr EE JERSEY COWS (Reg. in Herd Book) ' 10 2-I'ettr PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS (Reg. in Herd Book) 10 WEANER PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS (Reg. in H er d Book) 2 STUD BULLS (Reg. in- Qtrd Book) 7 fl-Month PEDIGREE JERSEY" BULLS (Reg. in Herd Book) '35' WELL BRED GRADE JERSEY COWS 28 WELL " BR ™ ri9 '4ff 2-yr. GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS 17 WELL-BRED GRADE JERSEY WEANER HEIFERS NOTE. All the Pedigree Cows, and the bulk of- the Grade Cows, have been pasturing with the Stud Bull "Grannie's Campanile Sultan" (a son of that great cow "Grannie's Girl") from Ist November, 1(110, and the rising 2-year Heifers with the young stud bull "Marua Wilful" from the same date, The whole herd is )ti tip-top condition, and as they are* to i be sold absolutely without reserve, tb« sale affords an exceptional opportunity for buyers to acquire high-class cattle of this popular breed. Catalogues, gMng pedigrees, etc., of all the regis* tered cattle, can be obtained on applU cation to Smith, Webster and Qb.| Wanganul. LUNCHEON PROVIDED