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Taranaki Daily News, 23 September 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD CLEARING SALE AT OAKURA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 37, At 10 a.m. Sharp. NEWTON KING, LTD., JJAVE been favored with irortructaonaT from Mr. G. H. Adlam, w aell byf auction, Without Reserve— I house cow, house, gig, and 2 harness, set of Avery saddle and bridle, grindstone, hammer and wedges, <Tro9s-cut> eaws, sewing machine, kerosenoi stove and heater, and quantity ■of’ farm tools, aundriea, “household furniture. HIDE AND TALLOW SALSS. NEWTON KING, LTD. NEXT SALE, OCTOBER 11. Advice cards and labels on application., TO-DAY. L. A. NOLAN & CO. sell at their mart: — II a.m.—Vegetables and ehrubc. 1 p.m.—Poultry of all 1.30 p.m.—4o sacks eating potatoes, 20 sacks barley, wheelbarrow, crosscut sawh, gents’ bikes, picket gutw. lino, wire woves, iron bedsteads, lira pump, milk cans, noddle and. bridle (new), treadle sewing machines, corner sideboard, chesterfield, carpet, cabinets, tables (dining and kitchen), kapoc matticoses, pie-# Turoe, and large quantity useful household sundries. Also— Fur coat, silk shirt, dress (crepelj 0 mob caps. AT LAMASON’S MART. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. ’ Poultry! Poultry! Poultry! MILK Carts (1 tip.), sei milk cart? , harnes-s, Orion range, chaff-cutter* 14gal. Unique copper and stand, milk cans, tools, upade, swingletrees, Trewhell® jack, cross-cut saw. pair heavy high leather boots, wood and braes railed bedsteads, cots, high chair, dressing tables lamps, bicycles, and sundries. Also 1 truck of prime meadow hay. Alflo a large quantity of firstbedding for private sale. 4 Salo 1.30. WANTED TO EXCHANGE PIRST MORTGAGE of £2OOO for li SMALL DAIRY FARM, 30 to acres. WANTED TO EXCHANGE: TWO HOUSES for SMALL FARM. TO LEASE: ACRES, 1$ miles from township, Good buildings. Carry 24 cows. Further particulura apply— NEWTON KING. L 1 f Land Department, STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD. MOTOR TYRES we beg to notify Motorists of Tara* naki and surrounding districts that we have ju installed the very best and latest tyro repairing plant, arid are now prepared to handle any class of Tyre re* pairs, no matter how’ badly burst. IXL. TYRE REPAIRING DEPOT, DEVON STREET. R. WHALE, PROPRIETOR. Phone '33. P.O. Box-,222. Opp. R< Post, New Plymouth.

NETTOYAGE A SEC. WAVE your Old Hat cleaned and rei blocked, new ribbons and leather necessary. Also Costumes, Suits and Coats dVoJ / or Cleaned and Pressed. White FurJ ' made nice and fluffy. Raincoats dye« and pressed like new. Sports Coirte dyed the most beautiful shades. MTULLOUGH x Opposite McNeill’s Grocery, NEW PLYMOUTH ’Phone W7. r