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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1438, 11 December 1919, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. stock& Furniture. Salesmen^ OAIMERSTON North WE HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO HOLD SALES (AT OUR COMMODIOUS AUCTION ROOMS) every day, TO enable us to cope with the continuous consignments that we are receiving l into our well kepi Auction I Rooms daily. j EVERY DAY IS A SALE WITH US. ! FURNISHERS WILL PLEASE NOTE j THAT WE ARE HOLDING A GIGANTIC SALE AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS TO-DAY, Commencing at 1 P.M. These huge consignments we are receiving are being consigned to us from the country, from farmers who have disposed of their country to the Government. TO-DAY’S LIST comprises;— SINGER DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE, MOST EXPENSIVE SUITE DINING ROOM CHAIRS, nearly new well made CHESTERFIELD SUITE covered in shadow tissue, beautifully sprung CHESTERFIELD COUCH IN SADDLEBAGS, 3-piece CHESTERFIELD SUITE covered old gold velvet, complete BEDROOM SUITE in stained rimu, 2 good rimu and mirror WARDROBES, antique all kauri MIRROR SIDEBOARD, kauri extension dining table, SOLID OAK BEDSTEAD, chesterfield in green velvet, suite high-back chairs with settee, large chiffonier and bookcase combined, dresser, 2 couches in velvet, easy divan chair, 2 oak Morris arm chairs, palm stands, tables, chairs, COMPLETE DINNER SERVICE, complete tea set, electro-plate OAK OVAL MIRROR DUCHESS, oak extension dining table with sideboard to match, SUITE OAK CHAIRS, oak tea tables, 2 full-size strong bedsteads, solid oak imported ice chest, cutlery, crockery, glassware, pots and pans, NEW VACUUM CLEANER, expensive piece wide hall runner, valuable camera and enlarger, valuable magic lantern with 100 slides, gramophone and records, host sundries. NOTE. —The above sale contains articles of furniture seldom met with at clearing sales, and ivill be sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, 1919. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., *“■ will sell at their Horse Bazaar, GREY STREET, at 12.30 p.m.:— OK DRAUGHTS, HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES. Also, on account of F. L. Jackson, Esq., at 1.30 p.m.— 9 3 - YEAR - OLD HALFDRAUGHTS AND . VAN HORSES. On account P. Hanlon, Esq., who has given up contracting:— 6 HALF-DRAUGHTS, broken to all work. IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES. THURSDAY, ISth DECEMBER, 1919 (ONE DAY ONLY) At 11 o’clock precisely. MILLER’S ROAD SALEYARDS, DANNEVIRKE.

antcliff, best, and svensen will sell by Public Auction, at the Miller’s Road Saleyards, on THURSDAY, 18th DECEMBER. HORSES— Comprising: Heavy and Medium Draughts, Serviceable Farm Horses, Spring Carters, Harness Horses, Hacks, and Ponys. ORDER OF SALE ; Unbroken Horses. Draughts. Harness Horses and Hacks. NOTE.—AII horses entered at the gate and sold in order of entry. Entrance fee, 2/6 per horse, returnable if horse is sold; 1/9 charged for halters where supplied. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AT THE FARM, TE MATAI. (Three miles from Palmerston North; ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1919, „A T 12.30 JA.M. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will soli on account of MR W. REMNANT, who has sold his farm: 1100 SHEEP, comprising; 20 0 woolly hoggets 205 shorn hoggets MS owes end lambs 550 fat and forward ewes CATTLE — I I M-yr steers 10 2-yr steeis S yearling steers 2 grade Friesian dairy cows 7 r.lt. Friesian weaner heifers (S.H.) registered 1 r.ii, Friesian weaner bull (H. I!.) registered 1 P.B. Friesian registered bull I grade Friesian bull, 15-mos. 5 draught marcs 1 dogcart marc (fast and N<)TE. -Slight reserve on milking machine ami shearing plant. LIU I IT 1.1 NC I I EON.