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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FURNITURE SALE. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR. J. TAYLOR, MEULI ST., ELTHAM. On THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, 1922, At 1 p.m. B. G. TAYLER. sell by auction as above — Pictures, 2 Child’s Chairs, Window Curtains, Casement and Hall Curtains xvith poles and rings, Fenders, Congoleum Mats, Ornaments, Easy Chairs, Cushions, Dining and Kitchen Chairs, Slip Mats, Carpet Squares, Vases, Carpet Runner, Box Ottoman, Toilet Sets, Medicine Chest, Small Tables and Covers, Kapoc Mattresses, Pillows, Cot, Screen, Sea grass Mats, Bassin- ‘ ette, Chest Drawers, Mirrors, Wire Stretcher, Kitchen Utensils of every description, Jam Jars, Gas Iron, Potts’ Irons, Cake Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Soup and Dinner Plates, Vegetable and Meat Dishes, Wine and Custard Glasses, Water Jugs, Afternoon Tea Plates, Cups and Saucers, Tray, 'Stool, Step Ladders, Mangle, Enamel Bath, Preserving Pan, Garden Tools, 50ft hose, and many useful sundries. Also, with slight reserve—“ Allison” Piano, complete Dinner Service, Sewing Machine, Sideboard, 2 Carpet Squares, Chesterfield Couch and 2 Chairs, Hall Stand, Copper Vase, 1 Bates’ Barometer, Panel Mirrors, Washstand, Toilet Cabinet, Wooden Bedstead with kapoc and box mattresses complete. Double Blankets 5 Bed with wire and kapoc mattresses, ‘Single Bed do. and Lawnmower. Most of the above are in excellent condition, TERMS CASH. FURNITURE SALE. REGENT STREET EAST, STRATFORD TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). 'J' I. LAMASON has received instructions from Mr. W. A. Woodward to sell the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, comprising:— One handsome Sideboard, Overmantel, several iSeagrass Chairs, Kerbs, Fenders, Carpet Squares, Pictures, Palmstand Ferns, Carpet-runner, Mohair Doorslips, Hearth-rugs, one 5-piece Bedroom Suite, Occasional Tables, Toiletware, Duchess, 4ft Wooden Bedstead, Tables, Dresser, Kitchen Chairs, Couch, Blinds, Curtains and Poles, Copper and Stand, Meat Safe, Wringer, Garden Tools, and quantity of useful sundries.

Sale at 1.30. MORTGAGEE’S SALE. yjESSRS. L. A. NOLAN & CO., Auctioneers, will offer by Public Auction on account of the Mortgagee, who is selling pursuant to the powers vested in him under Memorandum of Mortgage number 40784, Taranaki Registry, in their Auction Rooms, Devon Street, New Plymouth, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of September, 1922, at 2 o’clock — FREEHOLD PROPERTY r situate at Tariki, containing 90 acres 2 roods, fronting on the Tariki Road, and being part of Section 2, Block 5, and part of Section 25, Block 6, Huiroa Survey District. i Auctioneers’ Note.—Property contains eight paddocks, watered by stream, 50 acres ploughed, part drained swamp, all in grass and level; good dwelling of five rooms, cowshed concreted, implement and hayshed; quartermile to factory, two miles to school, handy to railway. Conditions of sale ean be inspected at the office of the auctioneers, Messrs. L. A. Nolan and Co.

GARTON’S HURST’S ROOT CROPS 'C'OR the coming season wi can offer a full selection of Soft Turnips and Swedes of High Germination & Purity. FROM HURST & SON, LONDON: TURNIPS.—P.P. Mammoth. G.T.Y. and P.T.Y. Aberdeen, Romney Marsh, Devon Greystone, and Hardy Green Globe. SWEDES. —Monarch, Champion & Crimson King. FROM GARTON’S. LTD., WARRINGTON: ‘ SWEDES. —Superlative and Grandmaster. We also hold full stocks of CARROT, MANGEL. KALE (Buda and Thousandheaded), DRUMHEAD, FIELD CABBAGE, JAPANESE MILLET, Etc., Etc. NEWTON KING LIMITED. NEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD, ■STRATFORD & KAPONGA.

L: A; NOLAN & CO,, HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE OCTOBER 10. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded on application.