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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LXII, Issue 19, 11 March 1941, Page 1

I AUCTIONS. | CLEARING SALE AT KILLINCHY MONDAY, MARCH 17 at 1.30 p.m. ACCOUNT MR A. ADAMS T\7"E have been favoured with in- . * structions from Mr Arthur Adams, who has sold 'his farm, to hold a Complete Clearing Sale of his Live and Dead Stock on the above-mentioned date. Particulars are as follows:— LIVE STOCK 140 Four and six-tooth i-bred Ewes. 3 Southdown Rams. 1 Aged Gelding, all work. 7 Cows in profit, one August. 1 Yearling Jersey Bull. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES Allis Chalmers 3 furrow Row Crop Tractor (practically new), 3 Furrow Ransome Plough, 9 Tyne Cultivator, Farmer's Favourite 15 Coulter Drill, McC. Binder, Tractor Lorry, Trolley, Corn Crusher, Potato Digger, 2 Row Horse Hoe, 4 Leaf Harrows, Farm Tip Dray, Spring Dray, 5 Coils Cyclone Pig Netting, 3 Coils Cyclone Sheep Netting, Plain and Barb Wire, Stakes, Double Pig Stye 16 x 8, Whare on Wheels 10 x 6, Breaking down Timber and Firewood Bench Complete, Forge, Anvil, 50-Gal. Alfa Laval Separator, 2 Heavy Steel Petrol Drums, Grindstone, Power Driven Emery Stone, Scalding Trough, Stack Oat Sheaves 10-12 Ton, 30 Sacks Chaff, Empty Sacks, 5 Sacks Grass-seed, Quantity Tools, Sundries, small quantity Household Furniture. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. of N.Z. LTD., Auctioneers. LEESTON SALE, NEXT FRIDAY Account of a CLIENT— 5 Well-bred Romney Rams. H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. LEESTON SALE, NEXT FRIDAY Special Entry, Account MR. F. A. WAGNER, Doyleston: 14 Down Rams, two-tooth upwards. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. Assn. Ltd. Auctioneers. ANNUAL LEESTON HORSE FAIR MONDAY, 7TH APRIL TfINTRIES are invited for the An•nual Horse Fair which has been fixed for the above date. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. Assn. Ltd. Auctioneers. j- ; : ANNUAL LEESTON HORSE FAIR will* be held on MONDAY, 7TH APRIL XT MATSON & CO. will be repre- • sented as usual ahd will be pleased to receive particulars of entries in order that they may be judiciously advertised. H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. The pages of a rambling will, mementos and newspaper cuttings have enabled the authorities at Cambridge, Mass., United States of America, to piece together the story of Mrs Jennie Ray, aged 87, who was found dead in the cellar of her home, where for years she had lived as a recluse known only as "Mammy Ray." It has now been established that she was originally Jennie Tishauer, a New York society beauty of 70 years ago, who was educated at exclusive schools and presented to Queen Victoria. When she was 18 she cut herself off from her family and married their negro coachman. She had not left her house for the last ten years. Just so long as love for one's mate is a part of human nature— so long will men use life assurance as a permanent provider to carry hope and courage and the will to go on to their widows. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. . Works Wonders for Coughs, Colds.