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Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1921, Page 8

SALEt BY AUCTION. N.Z LOAN & M.A. CO TARATA SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1921. At 1 p.m. 200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, ■SHEEP, Etc. 100 dry ewes (shorn) 40 15 months e. heifers TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), At 1 p.m. WEBSTER BROS. WILL sell at their Mart— < - Fowls, Ducks and Cockerels; Household Furniture and Sundries; Gent’s Bicycle (in perfect order), large Mirror, 'Perambulator, Fruits and Vegetables. TO-MORROW. L. A. NOLAN & CO. W ILL sell at their Mart—--11 a.m.—Vegetables and Shrubs. I p.m.—Poultry of all descriptions, (including 25 W. Leghorn Hens, and 12 Pullets. 1.30 p.m.—Lawn mowers, ladies’ & gents’ bikes, pair gig wheels, garden tools, fishing nets, meat safes, iron beds, w.w. mattresses, lino., stand and hanging lamps, 2 carpets in goqd order, kitchen and dining tables, chest drawers, kitchen dressers, washstands, dressiing tables, lace curtains, sideboards, s.g. chairs, toilet covers, etc., aluminium saucepans, e.p. cruets, jam dishes, oak bookcase, fancy crockery, and large quantify useful Household Sundries. —ALSO—. Contractor’s Plant, including:— 10 sheets Arctic 4ft x 3ft, roll building paper, carpenter’s bench with 2 vices 10ft x 3ft; 16ft Oregon ladder, floor cramp, door cramp. 4 doors, I set iron blocks, 1 set dies and drills, 1 blacksmith’s vise, 1 galvanised iron chaff bin.

The captured and elusive fragrance of Sweet Lavender—in happy combination with Rose and Orange Blossoms—is just what “52 Lavender” represents. Ladies recognise in this a delightful addition to their toilet which enhances their charm <ad AtUaetiveaeM.