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4. T. THOMAS AND CO, FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES SALE SATURDAY NEXT, March 21st. at 1.30 p.m. Near Allenton School. Messrs j. t. thomas and go., have received instructions from the Estate late J. .W. Rogers, to sell by Public Auction, on the premises (Winters Road, Allenton), at the above time, the whole of the Furniture and Effects, including the following : Sideboard, 2 wardrobes, chevalle, dining table and cover, carpet, 2 double and 1 single iron bedsteads, 2 sofas, carpet runner (27in.), 2 chest drawers, desk, liallstand, linoleum (o rooms), 4 easy chairs, 14 s.b. chairs, wicker, carved and seagrass chairs, 2 mirrors, carriage and marble clocks, bookcase, small tables and covers, 4 clocks, quantity pictures, curtains, china, blankets, rugs, cushions, table silver, linen, glassware, and kitchen utensils, el. iron, garden hose, wheelbarrow, lawnmower, grindstone, mangold cutter, 2 casks, '3 leaf harrows and bar, quantity tools, etc., etc., also Set Pony Harness, Rubber tyred gig, 10 Fowls, 1 Stack Hay. J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO, Auctioneers. N-Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD. FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTION MART. FRIDAY, 20th INST. v On Account Clients:— F:AT AND STORE PICS, POULTRY, ETC. Sale of Implements, Etc., on account Client:— Sawbench, Trolly, Disc Harrows, Grass Seed l Stripper, 2 Grubbers, Broadcaster, Tripod Harrows, 5-leafed Harrows, i2 Coils Sheep Netting, Quantity Stakes, Tools, and Sundries. Furniture Chairs, .Sideboard, Gramophone, Couch, etc., etc. Poultry Sale at 11.30 prompt. N.Z. EARMERS’ CO-OP, ASSN., 3 376 Auctioneers. A. H. FENN. A. H. FENN, Corner Tancred Street. WEEKLY MARKET, TO-MOR-ROW (FRIDAY), March 20th, at 1.30 p.m. Poultry, Fowl Wheat, 100 E. Chaff Sacks. . Furniture—3 Tub Chairs, Bell Organ, Edison Gramophone’ an'd' 100 Amberol Records, 2 Stretchers and Beds, Linoleum, 2 Copper Kerbs. Record Entry—loo Cases Tomatoes, Apricots, Nectarines, Plums, Pears, etc. Fruit Sale—2 o’clock. A. H. FENN, Tailored St. Corner, Auctioneers.

BUSINESS NOTICES. LOWER PRICES IN BOOKS. REPRINTS RECENTLY RECEIVED AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” ANEW Series of Cloth-Bound Fulllength Novels, selling at English Published Price—l/6 each. VSorrell and Son,” “Kitty,” “Three Rooms,” “Sincerity,” by Warwick Deeping. “Pimpernel and Rosemary,” by Baroness Orezy. “The Circle of the Stars,” “The Knot,” by Joan Sutherland. ‘.‘Mr Wu,” by Louise Miln. “The King’s Widow,” by Mrs Baillie Reynolds. “A Man. under ’Authority,” by Ethel Dell. “The Adventures of Jimmie Dale,” by Packard. “Devil’s Laughter,” by L. H. Breu-j ning. “The Game of Liberty,” by Oppenlieim. “Kazan, the Wolf Dog,” by Oliver Curwood. PAPER COVER. REPRINTS. 1/- each. “The Bridge Builders,” by Annie Swan. “Julia fakes her Chance,” by Concordia Merrel. “The Monster of Graumont,” by Goodchild. “Cottonwood Gulch,” “The_Bnr-20 Three,” by Mulford. “The Traitor’s Gate,” by Edgar Walalce. “The Evil Shepherd,” by Oppenheim. --‘-The Uphill Road,” by Ruby Ayres. “Helene,” “The Confessions of Anne,” by May Christie. “Michael O’Halloran,” by Stratton Porter.,. ' “The Four Feathers,” by A. E. W. Mason. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS. ’Phone 120. East Street. ZEALANDIA CYCLE AGENCY. FOR. BARGAINS in New and Second-hand Cycles, Tyres, and Accessories. Also Wireless Sets, Valves and Accessories of every description. We are agents for Columbia Gramophones and records. Come in and hear the latest Regal and Clifton Records at, 2/0 each. W. OSMAN AND CO., ZEALANDIA CYCLE WORKS, 121 Burnett Street, ’Phone 106. HOUSEHOLD ESSENCES. rjIRY the U.F.S. for Essence of Lemon, Pineapple, Raspberry, Orange, and Peppermint. BARGAINS in Every Line. We are overstocked and must clear our shelves. See our prices. No reasonable offer refused. Jones and Son, Ltd., Booksellers and Stationers.