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Taranaki Daily News, 15 September 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS CO-OP AUROA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 150 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, SIfEEP, Etc., including—--16 choice grade Jersey yearling heifers 10 choice springing heife'M (subject to sale) 100 good hoggets 1 good milk carter FARMERS’ CO-OP, STRATFORD. SKIN AND HIDE SALES. NEXT SALE OCTOBER 11, 1921. \ Advice Cards and Labels on application to any of our Branches. Skin and Hide Shed—Davey’s Stables, Broadway South. FERTILISERS QRDER NOW. FROM YOUR OWN FIRM. STOCKS OF—BONEDUST SUPERPHOSPHATE TE PAPA MANURES EPHOS BASIC SLAG ISLAND GUANO PATEA MIXTURES. ELTHAM MIXTURES WAITARA MIXTURES -OX HAXD. FARMERS’ COOP; ALL BRANCHES. FURNITURE SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. At the Residence, Pembroke Road,

T. I. LAMASON HAS received instructions from Mr. S.

Sharp, who is leaving the district, to sell the whole of hie household furniture and effects, comprising: Dining Room.—One handsome oak side-board, oak table, 3-piece chesterfield suite, 4 high-back and 2 carver chairs (oak), axminster square (12 x 9), mats, over-mantel, eight-day qjock, E.P. ware, piano stool, pot plants, fern stands, couch, etc.

Front Bedroom. —Wardrobe, couch, duchess, 4ft Gin wooden bedstead, wire mattress, kapoe bedding, pictures, bedroom cabinet, 3 mats, linoleum. No. 2 Bedroom.—Bedroom ware, duchess pair, 4ft Gin wooden bed, wire mattress and bedding. 2 mats, large mirror (4ft 6in x 3ft), oil painting. Hall.—Hallstand, mats, etc.

Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, etc. —Kerosene cooker, vacuum cleaner, box mattress, elec. Hot-Point iron, small table, comodes, towel racks, wringer, washboards, mirrors, kitchen table, fenders, clothes basket, 6 kitchen chairs, cutlery, pots and pans, and host kitehen utensils and sundries, tools, 60ft hosing, lawn mower, small roller, rock, horse, wheelbarrow and sundries.

Also (reserve) 1 solid oak diningroom table and four upholstered chairs to match. One English piano, guaranteed good orjjer. The above furniture is practically new, and is the best, and prospective buyers would be well advised to attend the sale. Sale 1.30 p.m. FOR SALE. 560 ACRES, freehold: A complete farm of the finest undulating turnip country in Taranaki, all in grass and nearly all ploughable. Average turnip crops will carry 50 lambs or 7 cows per acre for 3 months. Will now carry 50 cows and 150 store cattle. No buildings. Four paddocks, all permanently watered, 1$ miles from factory, school and P.O. The greatest bargain in Taranaki. Price, £l6 per acre; terms, 15 per cent cash, 10 per cent in twelve months, or equivalent in buildings, or will erect house if required, 75 per cent 5 years at 6 per cent. Apply to— A. BRETHERTON, Owner, Toko. FOR SALE. JJATA, Tawa or Maire Firewood, and Rimu o- Hinau I'onr’ng Posts; on truck at Inglewood or delivered by arrangement. Apply—- [ SCOTT, General Carriers, Inglewood.