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Northern Advocate, 15 November 1929, Page 10

AUCTIONEERS N.Z. LOAN AND' MERCANTILE |, AGENCY CO. LIMITED AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION SHIPPING & FINANCE AGENTS, VINE STREET. ;; PHONE 596. POROTI SALES. December 11th, FOR PRIVATE SALE. 4 2-Year-Old S.H. Bulls, Bred by the late Mr McLeod, Helensville. 4-HORSE TEAM, Any work, used to farm and road formation. May now be seen working at Kamo. FOR SALE. 350 GOOD SOUND MOUTH EWES, with Southdown Lambs. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. 144 ACRES, Situated at MAUNU, containing 32 Acres Volcanic, facing Maunu Road,- 30 Acres Drained Swamp; 82 Acres Sandstone Country. No buildings. We are offering this property at a reasonable price, and on very easy terms to a good man. Price and further particulars on application. MANURES, GRASS SEED, WOOL PACKS, WIRE AND ALL FARMERS’ REQUISITES. N Z L OAN & jj ercantile AGENCY CO., LTD., VINE STREET. WHANG ARBI. SALES BY AUCTION SALES ALL DAY SALES ALL DAY gATUBDAY gATURDAY rpHOMSON, JJAGLEY & (JO., £TD. Will Sell at Their Rooms, BANK ST. OPP. TOWN HALL At—--10.30 a.m. — PRODUCE: All Seasonable Greens. Cabbages, Cauliflowers, etc., 1 New Potatoes. Onions. I FRUIT; Lemons. Strawberries, Strawberries. 1.30 pan..— PIGS: Weaners. POULTRY: 60 Hens, Ducks, etc. 2 p.m. — FURNITURE and SUNDRIES, including: O.R. Sideboard, Oak Sideboard, Scotch Chest, 3 small tables, Icecream Churns, O.R. Dining Table, K. Tables, Lino, Chairs, 4ft 6in Beds and Wires, Window Fittings, O.R. Bins, Morris Chair, 9ft, Bold. Bed, Colonial Couch, Pres. Jars, Books, etc., etc. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT: rjiHOMSON, JJAGLEY & (JO., £TD THE AUCTIONEERS 814 QLEARI N G g A L E j JiHURSDA Y, 21 ST NOVEMBER, j 1929 i - Favoured with instructions from MR GEO. PALMER, we will sell at HIS RESIDENCE, 131, KAMO R.D., All his FURNITURE & EFFECTS:— 1 Morris Chair, 2 S.S. Easy Chairs, 1 Deck Chair, 1 Drophead Sewing Machine, 2 Congoleum Squares, 1 H.M.V. Gramophone and 50 Records, Fender and Irons, 2 Tables, 1 O.R. Writing Desk, 1 Wall Cupboard, Blinds, Chests of Drawers,, O.R. 4ft 6iu Beds and Wires, 6 Mats, Passage Lino, Lino in the Rooms, K/Dresser, Pots and Pans, Preserving Pans, Dinner Set, e.l. Iron, e.l. Griller, Tea Set, 3 Stretchers and Mattresses, Wringer, Wheelbarrow, Garden Tools, Lawn Mower, etc 1 ., etc. SALE STARTS AT 1.30 O’CLOCK. THOMSON, gAGLEY & (JO., gTD THE AUCTIONEERS, Phone 127 A. P.O. Box 95 j i i i SPORTS MEETINGS. i WAIPU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY, i WAIPU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. jJIFTY - j JJIGHLAND FATHERING &| | (JAMES, CALEDONIAN PARK, WAIPU, CALEDONIAN PARK, WAIPU, J JANUARY j "YY’EDNESDAY j JANUARY i 1930. i i !14 ATHLETIC EVENTS, Offering E\1 cellent Cash Prizes. |l4 EVENTS FOR ADULT PIPERS & ; DANCERS, Offering Splendid | Prizes and Awards. 20 DANCING AND PIPING COMP.E----j TITIONS FOB LADS AND [ LASSIES, Attractive Prizes & j The Hector McDonald Cup, to be I hold by winner who secures most i ’.points in Youths’ Games, until [ December 25, 1030. i NOMINATIONS FOR EVENTS 8 TO 12 INCLUSIVE CLOSE ON DECEMBER 14, 1929. Auckland Visitors may come by train to Maimgaturoto and from there by car, or by steamer, via Whangarei. For Timetable see N.Z. Railways and N.S.S. Company, Auckland, Bus Service from Whangarei to Games, Returning in the Evening. GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT, GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT, IN THE LIBRARY HALL IN THE EVENING. C. N, MeLEAN, 756 Acting Secretary, Waipu,