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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 95, 22 April 1922, Page 9

apcttoh-. VW J OAN. AND -VTERCANTILB AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Bayers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CASH, unless arrangements for credit have beea previously made with the Management. 22 YI7AIAU T>A, T>ATUMAHOE. WEDNESDAY, A PRIL Ofi 1922 . AT 11.30 A.M. Under instructions from Messrs. B. and M. McLarin, of Katnul Estate, Waiau Pa, who have sold their farm, we will Sell: THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of 10 THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS. 2 YEARLING STEERS. 5 PLOUGH HORSES. 1 HACK. 1 COW AND CALF. 1 BULL. 1 M.-H REAPER AND BINDER. 1 M.-H. 11-COULTER DISC DRILL. 2 M.-H. D.F. DISC PLOUGHS. 1 CAMBRIDGE ROLLER. 1 SET 4-YEAF TINE HARROWS. 1 W. W. WOOD HAY RAKE. 1 McCORMICK MOWER. 1 SET CHAIN HARROWS. 1 CULTIVATOR. 1< FEED CRUSHER. 1 WAGON. 1 BIRMINGHAM HORSE CLIPPER. 1 SET PLATFORM SCALES. 1 20-GALLON "DOMO" CREAM SEPARATOR. HORSE COLLARS. CHAINS, SWINGLETREES, Etc.. FENCING WIRE. 18-INCH CIRCULAR SAW AND BENCH. 9 • 6-TON BOTTLE JACKS. PIPE STOCKS. DIES, AND VICE. 7ft. DRAG TOOTH SAW AND HAND SAWS. 1 1»16 MODEL CHEVROLET MOTOR CAR. 1 TANGYE ENGINE, 6 b.h.p. 1 FORD TOURING CAR, with pulley Attachment, 1916 Model. SUNDRIES. 1 2-TON STAR TRUCK (terms as arranged). Luncheon Provided. 23 T£AUKAPAKAPA YARDS. FRIDAY, 28, AT 11 A.M. -_Kf_ HEAD MIXED CATTLE: -_«JU Consisting of— 40 18-MONTHS-OLD CATTLE (mixed ■exes). 20 SPRINGERS. 30 CALVES. Also. Qi_ft S H E E P. «>W Including— 130 ROMNEY CROSS EWES, been running with Romney Rams. 20 FAT SHEEP. 70 SHORN LAMBS. 2 BAMS. Entries Solicited. 24 LIST OF COUNTRY SALES FOR APRIL. WHlTFOßD—Clearing Sale, Messrs. W. N. and G. WADE'S Live and Dead Stock, -"MONDAY, 24th. WAIAU PA—Clearing Sale of Messrs. B. and M. McLarin's Live anrt Dead Stock WEDNESDAY, 28th. KAUKAPAKAPA—FRIDAY, 28th. WEEKLY SALES. FAT CATTLE. SHEEP, CALVES, PIGS, Etc.—EVERY WEDNESDAY, at WESTFIELD YARDS. DAIRY AND STORE STOCK AND SHEEP —EVERY THURSDAY, WESTFIELD YARDS. ■JJ T_ OAK ■* >D AfBRCANTILdS

AGENCY. COMPANY. LIMITED. 25 PXHTZBTXT. fjBXTIST T) A V I E S FOR EXTRACTION'S AN© , ARTIFICIAL '."..". TEETH. 'Phone 3958. Wyndham Street, Opp. Gas Ca.'s Office. B T)ENT_BES DEFYING DETECTION WHICH ARE REALLY COMFORTABLE DENOTE THAT THE WEARER HAS BEEN TO ■pFERBEBT TaTALKEi;, . THE DEPENDABLE DENTIST, NEWTON. . B i"« E. L A M O N T, DENTIST, NO. 6, DURHAM STREET EAST. Hours:- 9 to 5 p.m. Open Friday Evenings, '. 7to 9. Other evenings by appointment. Telephone 990 A. B G. P. M URBAI DENTIST. Has Removed to Mennie's Buildings (Next'to Lyric), r SYMONDS STREET. Evening by Appointment.Phone 1168. Private Phone 1828. C A. P. Hp °° p E B DENTIST Specialist in Extraction and Artificial Dentures. 228, H.B. BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. A Reduction in Artificial Teeth during next three months. . Phone 1163. YfS /-tONSULT Mr. Howey Walker. No known process has given more general satisfaction than the method now followed by Mr. Howey Walker. Dental Rooms [Opposite John Court, Ltd.]

REBTAV-UUTTB, TEA ROO_T_. SANFORD'S DINING ROOMS Opposite G.P.0., Queen Street. FISH MEALS. FISH MEALS. Open from 0 a.m. until 7 p.m. daily. Sundays, 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. c TYBINKB TO PLEASE AT 3J STACET'S. __ Whether you want a drink hot or .—. cold yon can get on*-to enter at , _TAC_-'S. Special Tea -and Coffee Dainty Cakes, etc. Fruit Salad and .— Cream, lea Cream, and Iced Drinks. ■ Something to please one any time at STACEY'S. B 1. Queen Street. ELTEITH Dining" Rooms, Watson's Buildings, Wellesley St. The best meal nicest surroundings in town. 1/6. B PRIOR Still Leading. The Bert !/• Meal* la tewa.—strand Arcade Cafe. V