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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13814, 29 July 1908, Page 12

Sales oy Auction, T OUIS tewis, at TjiPSOM, pLAUDE TJOAD, "pMERALD TTILL, FIRST BRICK HOUSE, CLAUDE ROAD. NEAR TRAM BARN. rpiUS T)AY, rpras .-QAT. AT 12 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. On account MR. C W. ORAM, Epsom (who is giving up housekeeping). TO SELL BY AUCTION, TTIS ALMOST NEW FURNITURE. ALMOST NEW WALNUT PIANO, by WILLIAM O. THOMAS, London, good tone, firstclass maker; Bft EXTENSION TABLE. Canadian Dining Chairs, WALNUT OVERMANTELS. B.M. FENDERS AND BRASSES. 9 by 9 CARPET SQ... Sup. Hea. Rugs. Rattan and Rush OCC. CHAIRS. Occ. Tables. Clocks, Bric-a-Brae, EP. WARE. Tableware, Cutlery, SUPERIOR NEW PATTERN LINOLEUMS, WHATNOTS. A.B. Rocker, Lounges, 4-Fold Screen. TAP. AND PLUSH SUITE. Rubs, Pictures, Oil Paintings. Glass and China, etc., SUP. RIMU HALL STAND, Portieres, HALL LINO. Mate, SINGER HAND SEWING MACHINE, Linen Basket, HY. ITALIAN B.M. BEDSTEAD and Hangings, D.I. B.M. BED. W.W. MATRESSES and Best Bedding, COMBINATION DUCH. PAIR. LG. M. KAURI PEDESTAL, DUCH. PAIR, M. KAURI 6-DR. CHEST. Lace Curtains, Floorings. Bedi side Tables. Chairs. Toilet Sets, Hat Racks; also. GEN. KITCHEN UTENSILS, Dinner Set, Crockery, Kit. Table. LG- MEAT SAFE. Wringer, 18in PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER. Garden Tools. Good WHEELBARROW. STens. and Household Sundries. TRAMS TO EPSOM BARN. T OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, AND BUSINESS SALESMAN AND VALUER. aAMUEL pOCHRANE AND CON, T TD., 199, QUEEN-STREET. rpHIS T)AY, AT ii O'CLOCK. SACRIFICE OF TEIBH TINENS. £1000 WORTH T0 GO- - KELLY MUST CLEAR BALANCE OF HIS MAGNIFICENT STOCK iVI DURING THE NEXT FEW DAYS. EVERY LINE MUST GO, REGARDLESS OF COST. . DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. OAMUEL pOCHBANE AND QON. T TD. ALFRED 11. JONES. Auctioneer. •KTEW I7EALAND T OAN AND TUrERCANTILE AGENCY po.. T TD-, HAMILTON. , pAMBRIDGE QTOCK a ALE. FRIDAY, JULY 31. rjr\ HEAD PRIME BEEF 120 Calves and Young Cattle 60 Two to Si-year-old Steers 80 Fat Sheep.' pAMBRIDGE QPECIAL T)AIRY pOW ' S ALE. ' ;t " SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, at 10 a.m. 91 f\ CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. AW) all well in calf, comprising whole herds, from well-known dairymen 155 Choice Springing Heifers. 24 to 3J years 40 Good Dairy Cows, to calve August, September, and October. "VTGARUAWAHIA OTOCK CALE. •FRIDAY* AUGUST 7. Af\ THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS 35 Choice Springing Heifers (very quiet) , 100 One to 2-ycar-old: Steers, Matahura. TTAMILTON TTORSE pAIR. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 AND 19. f\f) USEFUL HORSES. OF ALL CLASSES. N.B.— original dates of this Fair have been altered as above, owing to the visit of the Fleet. * C. HUNTER, Auctioneer. TTAMILTON CTOCK OALE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), JULY 30. 40 Fat Cattle * 200 Fat, Sheep 150 Choice Young Cattle, i to 2yrs old 40 Good Dairy Cows. ' '' r\HAUPO CTOCK CALE. MONDAY. AUGUST 3. 100 Very Choice Dairy Cows 100 Quiet Heifers, forward in calf 500 Head Well-bred Young Cattle. TTAMILTON TTORSE GALE. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 and 5. QAA HORSES, comprising Medium and OUU Heavy 'Draughts. Hacks, Cobs, and Light Harness Horses. Also. On behalf of Messrs. Lovett and Tucker, who have finished their contracts, AT 1 P.M. ON FIRST DAY OF SALE, 20 Medium and Heavy Draught Horses, frill of feed and right out of hard work 3 Draught Stallions, well bred and staunch, good workers (pole or shafts) 2 Waggons. 9 Tip Drays, 1 Road Plough and 4-horse Gear, 9 Sets Shaft Harness, 9 Sets Lead Harness, 14 Collars, Barnes and Winkers, 6 Wheelbarrows, Men's Hut on Wheels, Endless Chain and Blocks; Horse Covers, Sundries, etc. SALE FIRST DAY, 10 A.M. SECOND DAY, ..... 9 A.M. - rpHE pARMERS' pO-OPERATIVE A UCTIONEERING pO., J TD. HAMILTON. ... .-,,■.:... G. F. McCULLAGH, G. W. VERCOE. Auctioneers. i - i ' . i ■—-a Green and Produce Merchants. ■pUBLIC "VTOTICE. ■jl/TESSRS. T>OBERTSON T3ROS., 0 GRAIN, FORAGE, SEED, AND MANURE ,'.'"-. " MERCHANTS, Have much pleasure in announcing to their numerous..-Clients and the Public generally that on and after MONDAY, the 13th of July, their HEAD OFFICE will bo at their New and Up-to-date Premises in Quay-street, situated fronting the Northern Steamship Company's Wharves, and in close proximity to Railway Station This position gives them unrivalled facilities for the prompt despatch, by rail or boat, of all orders from town or country Clients. Kindly Note Address— HEAD OFFICE AND DELIVERY-QUAY-ST. (Next Northern Steamship Co's Offices). Branches at SYMONDS-ST. AND NEWMARKET. ■ ———— ,*" j Q. R A P E S. Q R A P E S. SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR CHOICE GRAPES TO JAS. jyj-CTNDOE, QRCHARDIST, J OTAHUHU. \ Wedding Parties. Balls, etc.. supplied. j Plenty from now on and after Fleet week. LABOUR AND DRINK: What is Your Verdict?"—lsitt. Tabernacle; Tonight (Wednesday) Questions invited.— \ Chairman, Mr. Rosser.