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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 February 1912, Page 4

AUCTION SALES LEVIN FURNITURE, FRUIT AND PRODUCE SALE. At the Central Mart, Levin. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1912. At 1.80 p.m. The levin auctioneering CO. will sellOn «ooolint of a family leaving Levin, the contents of a cottage 1 pianoforte, 1 sewing machine, 1 duchess ohest, chest drawers, waah stands, wardrobe, bedsteads, mattrasaea, obAins, crockery, kitchen uteoaila, oto., etc. 1 outside brooder, 1 green bone cutter, 1 spray pump. Also— Apples plums, peaches, etc. !. A. B. HUDSON, 137-t.d. Auctioneer. VVAIK.ANAE STOCK tfAi/E. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1912. Abraham and williams, LTD., and DALUEII AND KJSJ., LIU., will eell ao above, at l p.m. 780 s.in. breeding ewes (in lots), ft) 4-tooth eves. 85 tat ewes. 50 tat and forward ewes. 100 2-tooth ewes. 250 2-tooth wethers (in lots). 160 mixed 2-tooths. 80 mixed weaners (in lots). 10 2-year steers. 7 16-month steers. 10 fat cows and heifers. 12 fat and forward cows. 7 fat and forward bullocks. 15 IS-month and 2-year heifers r.w.b. 1 2-year Holstein bull. 63 fat wethers. 8 prime fat heifers. 8 2-year steers. 6 Jersey cross heifens in calf. 300 -1-year ewes (good line). 200 4 and (i-tooth ewes. 100 2 to f.f.in. owes. 50 woolly lambs. 30 18-month steers. 10 18-month cattle. 15 4-year Roniney rams. 50 4-tooth wethers. 200 s.m. ewce (off l'ukerua hills). On account of H. R. Elder, Esq., Waim&hoe, Waikanae, bis annual draft:— 180 prim* fat wethers. 170 2, 4, 6 and 8-tooth Romney ew«. 230 good wether lambs. 140 mixed lamb*. 4 f.m. Romney rams. 8 4-tooth Romney rams. Oil account of A. Mock, Esq-, Fernbank, Reikiorangi (annual draft)— 800 6-tooth and 4-ye»r ewes, 150 forward mpe lambs. 100 2 and 4-tooth iretbera. On aooount of Messrs McLean Bros., Parapareamu (annual draft)— 100 4 and 6-year ewes. GO 4-tooth ewas. 144-t.d. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. WEDNESDAY," FEB RU ARY 14. 1 p.m. I! llCiilMO, MAAlxlNb AbV J-A CO., LID., are favoured with instructions from J. W. Reading, Esq., to sell on the farm, Arapaepae road, as above, the whole of his Furniture, Live Stock and Effects as follows

DRAWING KOOMOccaaiobai chairs, piano (iron frame, by Kixkmau, Loudon), Asm uister carpet, tables, couch, mirror, oil paintings and water oolours, lamps, curtains and ornaments. DINING KOOMHandsome suite in red plush complete, dining table, overmantle, very handsome sideboard, curtains, pictures, White sewing machine, linoleums, cutlery, etc. BED ROOMS (three).Handsome brass-mounted double bedsteads, wire-wove mattrasses, duchess chests, washstands with marble tops, curtains, pictures, linoleums, toilet sets, etc., etc., hall-stand. KITCHEN— Table mangle, dinner set, tea sets, oooking utensils of all descriptions, orockeryware, etc., ato. ALSODog oart, horse and harness, spring cart, horse and harness, 1 dray and. harness, lawn mower, cb&ffcutter, garden plough, 16 hives bees, White Leghorn fowls, garden tools, and many other articles too numerous to particularise.

Auctioneer's Note.—We can confidently oommend this sale to all intending purchasers; the furniture ia all in first-clus order, and with the exoeption of the piano, there will be no reserve on anything. 147-t.d. GET EID OF THAT COUGH. Bight to-day is the time to get rid of that cough, end not after it is settled, deep seated and hard to move. Do not wait to find you are in danger of pneumonia and other troubles that require time and the doctor's attention. Chamberlain's Cougih Remedy will relieve you quickly and without inconvenience. It is a safe and sure remedy for coughs and oolds For sale everywhere. -id rt CHILD WAS CHOKING. " For the first six months of my daughter's life she was continually attacked with oroap and was often black' in the f soe from choking," writes Mrs Elisabeth Davies, 19 Browning street. Bth Yarra, Vie. ''We dia not know what to do. the Lodge medicine having failed. I then gave her Chamberlain's Ooagh Remedy and ws have had no trouble sino§." For ask ewssywhere. _ I#*!;