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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 123, 26 May 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS TO-MORROW TUESDAY, MAY 27th, at J'p.m. CLEARING SALE, BRIGHTWATER. ALFRED GOULD, acting under in. structions from MB WILLIAM NEWTH, will mII on the above date—--1 Light Waggon 1 Tip Cart and Harness. -■ Set 3-leaf Harrows, 2 Ploughs, Small Scarifier, Hand-power Chaffcutter, Set Tram Wheels, Wire Netting, Fencing Wire, etc., etc. Also, Quantity HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. t Tables, Chairs, Couch, Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Bedding, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, Toiletware, Wire Stretchers, 2 Cupboards, Linoleums etc., etc, ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer. RICHMOND YARDS. , WEDNESDAY NEXT, 28th MAY, a* 1.45 p.m. Present Entries: 8 Fat Ewe®. 8 Fat Lambs. 20 Fat Lambs. 30 M.S. Woolly Lambs. 1 8-year Hack, broken to saddle and Harness 4 Forward Steers and Heifers. 1 Fat Cow, 2 Store S'esrs. 1 Jersey Heifer, just calved. 2 5-year Unbroken Draught Horses. 1 4-year Express Hors© {unbroken). Vendors please advise NELSON FARMERS ’CO-OP., LTD,, Auctioneers. TAPAWERA SALE. s THURSDAY NEXT, 29th MAY, 191f I i ' . . Present Entries • 20 Ewes a v ;l Wethers 30 Aged Ewes 15 Ewes. 15 Lambs. 20 Fat Wet-hem, Vendors please advises. NELSON FARMERS' -OP., LTD., Auctioneers, CLEARING SALE. , THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY GO., LTD., have been instructed by MR FRANK HARFORD, who has disposed of his property, to oiler for gale by Auction {Without Reserve), ON THE FARM, AT MATARIKI, On WEDNESDAY, 4th June, at 12. Noon, he following STOCK, FARM IMPLE MENTS, Etc.:— 1 Heavy Draught Gelding 1 Heavy Draught Mare, with Foal foot. / 1 f-Draught Gelding. / 1 Mare. f 1 Gig Horse. * 1 Hack. y 10 First-claea Picked .Dairy Cows (due to calve in September and October). 1 Cow (in profit). 1 Fat Cow. : ;.r 11 Calves. IMPLEMENTS. Farm Waggon, Tip Dray, Heavy Spring Trap, Light Trap, Wool Press (Donald), Single-furrow Duncan Plough, 2 Hillside Ploughs, 45-gall. Dome Separator, Garden Plough, quantity o! Tools, M.H, Disc Harrows, Tine Barrows (3-leaf), Harness (IJght and heavy), and a large quantity o. Farming Utensils. FURNITURE. The whole of the Contents of a Fiveroomed House, ' tight Luncheon Provided. E. A. EBBETT, Auctioneer* 4 CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE sth, 1919. At 1 p.m ON THE FARM, AT BELGROVE. Messrs cann and Walter have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of James Price, Beigrove, to sell by Auction, as above: 200 S.M. Breeding Ewes. 30 Ewes. 52 Wethers, 2-tooth and over. . 99 Mixed Lambs. 2 Comedale Earns (2-tooth). 1 Eqmhey Raw I Horse; Tip Dray; set Harness. 1 Pair Dray Wheels (4in tyres) nod Axle. V Pair Junker Wheels and Axles. Sundries E. CANN. Auctioneer.. Declining appetite S It often a sign of u poor state oltC; health. When it ia -accompanied J by other symptoms sueh 'Jm headt l aoha, biliousness, a feeling J fulness after eating, sleeplessness f at night, drowsiness during the ' day, and less of energy—the eaueb A of the trouble is generally to bo f found in a disordered digestif & system. The proper course tfe,? pursue in sueh a easels to seek m the aid of a reliable digestive med- £ ieine. There ia no better than ( Beeoham’s Pills. Beeoham's Pills J arc a specific of great value. Th#y 1 exorcise a highly benefioiel aetioa £ upon the stomach,# liver ■ bowels and speedily bring abovt£ a great change for the better. ■ Beeoham’s Pills go to the root of W the trouble at ones, and aperient, corrective and restore- * tive properties aeon re-establish d the health upon a sure foundation.. * Disorders of the digestive system rarely fell to disappear under the * eurative influenee of d I BEICHAM'S PILLS am suitable let Females «i all. la boxes, labslled IOJd, 1/11*1/11 I Nip that cold in the bud by ir|at) it iaatantly with H Na*oJ.” Taken W|*f« lajxafed, **Naioil M |m«r !&Bft