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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 6 September 1913, Page 8

Auotless. TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. .ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR. WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 to 27. T^NTRIES for above Sale are now JLU being received. Clients are particularly requested to forward their Entries early. No late entries will be taken. Entry forms on application. Entries positively close on September 13th. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. F. W. CAREY. Manager Hawera. WEBSTER, DOBSON AND CO.'S LIST OF SALES FOR SEPTEMBER— Tuesday 9 —Stratford Sale Monday 22—Stratmore Sale Tuesday 23—Stratford Sale STRATFORD YARDS. Tuesday 9—Springing Heifer Sale Tuesday 16 —Springing Heifer Sale Tuesday 23 —Springing Heifer Sale Tuesday 30 —Springing Heifer Sale ON THE PREMISES, PRINCES ST. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. At 12 noon sharp. SMITH AND EASTON have received instructions from the D.O.A. and Mrs J. W. Harding to sell as above— Household furniture and effects, comprising— YARD—Meat safe, J ton coal and box, axe, scuttle, coke, jam bottles, churn, lamps, gun, garden tools, tennis racquet, wringer, buckets, hose, brushes, Potts' irons, single iron bed, rope and halter, plain and barb wire, set English harness, gig and cover, hackney filly (6 years old), saddle and bridle, mower, scythe, clothes lilies and props, brush mats, barrow, steps, manure, pair bantams, 12 fowls KlTCHEN—Linoleum, 3 tables, 6 bentwood ' chairs, child's chair, 2 blinds, curtain and pole, trays, gas iron and tube, broom, carpet sweeper, fire shovel, 3 table cloths PANTRY—Set carvers, 2 part dinner sets, crockery, liqueur bottles, glassware, jams, groceries, cutlery, etc. SCULLERY —Enamelled preserving pan, pots, pans, kettles, washup basin, cake dishes, strainer, milk buckets and skimmer, spring balance, knife board aud sundries BATHROOM—Mirror, cork mat, linoleum, blind, towel, roller, etc.

HALL —3 handsome engravings, 9 x 14 Axminster carpet and 8 yards carpet runner to match, barometer, 10 yards passage linoleum, pair hall curtains and rod, hat rack, overmantel, pair horns, 52 yards glass cloth, walking sticks AVRITING ROOM—Brussels carpet square 15 x 13, oak roll top desk, 2 paper baskets, 12 files., office stool, office '.chair, typewriter (The Fox) and table, letter press, 2 curtain poles and fittings, 2 pairs lace curtains, cashbox and sundries, copper kerb, irons and dogs, 4 pictures, 3 pairs Venetian blinds DINING ROOM—2 pairs lace curtains, set curtain poles and fittings, Axminster carpet 16 x 12,' 10-piece leather suite, 4 palm stands and palms, semi-chester-field with loose cover and easy chair to match, cushions and loose covers, Samoan mat, 7 handsome pictures, vases and flower bowls, telescope table (large size), mohair table cover, music stand and stool, piano by H. C. Bock, copper kerb, fire irons and dosrs, 4 Venetian blinds BREAKFAST ROOM—I 2 yards linoleum, lace curtains and pole, Venetian blind, 5 pictures, 6 chairs, rocker, basket chair, table and cloth', rattan table, bamboo overmantel, b.r. fender and irons, fire screen, brass curtain poles and 2 pair curtains, 5 Venetian blinds STAIRS—23 yards stair carpet, Axminster felt stair pads, 26 brass stair rods UPSTAIRS HALL—B yards hall runner (Axminster), 12 yards linoleum, pair hall curtains and rod, pair lace curtains and pole, Venetian blind, collection of Maori mats DRESSING ROOM—Linoleum, curtain pole and blind No. 1 BEDROOM—Axminster carpet 15 x 20, hearth rug (large), carved wood bed, w.w., flax and kapoc mattresses, pillows and slips, bolster, mareella quilt, handsome bedroom suite (carved, and copper mounts), wicker lounge chair, 4 Venetian blinds, 5 curtain poles and fittings, 4 pair lace curtains, copper kerb, irons, dogs and ash pan, toilet set, electric shades, 5 pictures No. 2 BEDROOM—IO yards linoleum, carpet square, b.r. bed, w.w. and kapoc mattresses, 4 pillows and slips, duchess pair, toilet set, corner chair, 2 pairs curtains and poles, 3 Venetian blinds. 2 pictures No. 3 BEDROOM—II yards linoleum, carpet square 12 x 14, 2 children's wood cots and mattresses, single wood bed, w.w. and kapoc mattresses, 6 pillows and slips, 2 pairs sheets, 2 pairs blankets, dressing table, washstand, toilet set, chest drawers, 4 Venetian blinds, 3 pairs curtains and rod N.B.—Furniture will be open for insoeotion. all day Tuesday and morning of sale.

IF YOU ARE WANTING A WATCH IF YOU ARE WANTING A WATCH WHY not buy one from HAMMONDS, who knows the trade from A to Z. It pays him to sell a Reliable Timepiece, as he wants his customers to recommend him. Just think for a moment! Does it! pay anyone to over-charge or sell unsatisfactory articles or do unreliable wwk? NO! A thousand times, NO 1 Give i "P ~p TTAMMONDS A TRIAL; HE GIVES VALUE. THE RELIABLE WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. MANAIi,