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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17347, 19 December 1919, Page 5

'.'■ ■_.'-;:•-.' iiaJes foy Auction.-^T^ v \y QLEARINGf' OALE. "WHAKAPIRAU. gaturday "QECEMBER *>q AT 12. NOON. T\ALGETY AND riOMPANY, T TD., Have received instructions from Mr. B. I?.. Thorbum. of Whakapirau. 10 Sell bv Public Auction, , *~ ■ ' jJJIS JjmEEHOLD pROPERTY, CONSISTING OF ABOUT 2205 ACRES. BUILDINGS— House. 8-bail plied, and all necessary outbuildings. Sub-1 CU»is»d into 13 ' paddocks, well watered.! a'-- "net two a.-**/, from wharf, school, and j ■»«<■'.». and for miles from MtiKw^nrote; Xaih'ay statior. i Fill particulars can be obtained from lbs | Avi-Poners. J Also, ! qtHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND 1 .- DEAD STOCK. Consisting of 40 MILKING COWS, in milk and coming into profit. 90 DRY COWS 10 CATTLE, 2 years, mostly steers ■20 CALVES ' 1 BULL 30 SHEEP 6 HORSES ~ „ v 4 PIGS 1 Double Buggy. Folc and Shafts, 1 Gig, Quantity Harness, I Oliver Plough. 1 4-eow " Treloar" Milking Plant, Sjh.p. Engine, 45-e&ilon Alfa-Laval Separator. 6 Cream Cabs, 40-ga.Uon Cream Vat, 200gallon Tank (uewi. 1 New Water Pump. Circular Saw and Bench, Grindstone and Stand. Wheelbarrow, 2 New Sieves, all. Furniture-; Bcwt Brown Top, 1 Sack Paspalum. Quantity 2in Piping. Full Assortment Tools and Sundries. I. Luncheon Provided.. T\ALGETY AND rtOMPANY, J TD., AUCTIONEERS. Publications. TNTERESTING "NT BW OERIAL. rPHE QNARE OF r^OLD. STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE. STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE. Publication will be commenced in the) columns of the New Zealand HERALD on SATURDAY NEXT of a fascinatins serial story, entitled, !J<HE ONARE OF Q.OLD, By J. J. BELL. J. J. BELL, This splendid ~seri.il. from the pen of J. J. Bell, the well-known • author, whoso former work, "Wee MacGieegor," was so widely read, is another' interesting and diverting work which well sustains the reputation, of Mr. Bell. This new aerial provides an inexhaustible fund of humour and romance, and the characters created ore to the least* 'imaginative, wholly alive. All. lovers of modern "fiction should not miss this opportunity of perusing a remarkably good story. "; THE SNARE OF GOLD, THE SNARE OF GOLD^ BY J. J. BELL. J. J. BELL. The opening chapters of this splendid Ferial will be published, in the .columns of the New Zealand "HMKALD. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. Dental. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTION. ' Possesses Many and Great Advantages which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS' 1, NO PAIN. -•• > "~™- 2. NO NEED to come back the second lima or oftenei. as under other ntethcli. 8. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No irks teeth <-r turnos left ii> the rami 4 PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages'. I ran safely use it on a patient of 80 years 6. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART or are suffering from other complaints it will not affect you. e. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. - •7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 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Saddle, of every ricscrintion and stylo. They look « well, wear well, and satisfy all buyers or j liters Try one .yourself. Prices are very i reasonable. \RK your Employees Insured? Telephone 07. National Insurance Co., 101, Queen fi'-rret. \'mah PRESENTS. ' . -A. Great Variety. •"'• Karangahape Rd. COMMERCIAL Mer..- Accidents ar.a Sick / sees may overtake you. Perfect and < heat protection.— National Insurance Co., »01. Queen St ] TjV UTl'HOMl'SONrSewlnu Machine Ex I. - pert, cleans- and adjusts all makes of i sewing machines; !>s. Agent for New Homo. . -8. i-Mrnnd Arcade. ' T7URNITUttE 10 beilf— Then send it to 1 1 Vcre. Futon and Co.. High St. "Phone ldß \fERE. PATON ANrFcoTTopular AuoV tlnn< - v '-'- High St. 'Phone 2383, \rERE. PA TON AND CO~YW favourite '" V Am inn Rooms.—High bit 'Phone 2388JJIANOh on easy terms Exchanges made. Large: stock for selection.—E and F. ' Piano Agency. I-'d. S. Coldicutt, Manager. "J7STEY Organ?, the World's boat Reed OrJL'J ejus. Send 'or catalogue.—E. and V. P' no ARpncy. Ltd. S Coldicutt. Manager. DO you know th« Newton Supply Agency. !'_>?. KaranjialiaiJo Ro'id, supply the ia.test in l'honosrapht. Cramaphones, and Records. Repairs promptly done Also best (inality Furniture. Cash and terms.'Phona 210! \. \l'K Buy used Furniture, »ny quantity: x * li'ggost prices given.—Vcxe. Pa*an and Co.. High St. 'Phone gggg. ("1 OING Away/ — bend fo? George Vore. X Auckland's Auctioneer ''Phone 238&. OOTVV E.UL — Unheur'd-oi Bargains. 1 Women's Sboeft from ; 3s lid, Boots 5s lid • At White's Boot ,'Store. opp. St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell,' " tut E m O R i A L' cards. NEW STOCK JDST ARRIVED. Waakno Branch. St.. Hamiltos. i