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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18116, 14 June 1922, Page 4

Sales by Auction. /-ILEARING QALE AT <K HPE TTAUWHATA. (Close to Station). M onday7june 19j AT NOON. Favoured with instructions from MR E. ROYTHORNE, who is giving up Dairying, we shall Sell, on the Farm, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising: — Of\ DAIRY COWS (mostly Jerseys), dua \)\J July, August and September. In call to Jersey Bull. 9 HEIFER CALVES. JERSEY BULL. , x 4 DRAUGHT HORSES (work anywhere) 5 BERKSHIRE SOWS. YORKSHIRE BOAR. 5 WEANERS. Massey-Harris' Drill. 11-Coulter; McCormack Mowing Machine, Hay Rake. Quantity Corrugated Iron, Cambridge Rcllor. M.H. Disc, 14blade; 3-Leaf Tine Harrows, Set Chain and Tripod Harrows. Disc Plough, sinsrlo or double; D.F. Reid and Grey Plough, 2 S._Ploughs. Chaffcutter (power), 1 TipDray and Harness, 4-Bottlo Testing Outfit, 1 Circular Saw and Bench, Grindstone. Wheelbarrow, 6 Cream Cans, Set Blocks, 4-horse; 6 Sets Plough Chains, t-Ton Chaff, Pig Trough (Concrete. 10ft.), 4-Plant Milking Machine, Anderson Engine, 2}-hp.; 35-Gal. Alfa< Laval Separator, International Engine, 3-h.p.: Tubs. Barrels, Farm Tools. ALSO HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Luncheon Provided. /CLEARING QALE AT TIJATATOKI. fryEDNESDAY. JUNE Ol AT NOON. Instructed by MR. F. MARTIN, we shall hold a Clearing Sale at Mr. H. F. Billington's Farm, Matatoki. and shall sell the following.— KH JERSEY-SHORTHORN DAIRY Ol) COWS, duo July. August, and SeptAlso, 7 PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE. 30 WEANER HEIFERS from abovo herd. HORSES. PIGS. AND FULL RANGE OF IMPLEMENTS; MILKING PLANT COMPLETE. Full Particulars Later. Luncheon Provided. HPHE FARMERS' TlO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD. HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. QALE OF DAIRY HEIFERS. CAMBRIDGE YARDS. "JTHURSDAY, JUNE OO AT NOON. Favoured with instructions from MessrsW. C. Morgan and Son, we shall Sell, at the Cambridge Yards, on the above date, 3AA VERY CHOICE SHORTHORN OUV DAIRY HEIFERS. _.All the above heifer 3 are in tip-top concntion, and showing well forward in calf. The majority have been running with Jersey bulls. These were paddocked with the cows about tho middle of October, and a few at the beginning of November. TIHE FARMERS' pO-OPERATIVE / AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD.. HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. Professional Cards. J JJAVE MADE WONDERFUL pURES TfiJ-TH J ADIES' J\ISORDERS. The organisation, being more deli-' cately constituted than that of the - male, is therefore more sensitive to ill-health. The Calvi-Freeman Treatment, together with experienced lady attend* . ance, has none of the crudeness too often a characteristic of the orthodox methods which prevail. Consult me with an unfailing confidence that I can help you. F /~1 ALVI - FREEMAN. 54-7. WATSON'S BUILDINGS. Corner of Queen and Wellesley Streets. AUCKLAND. I DRANK VAUGHAN, MASSEUR AND MAGNETIC HEALER. Patients Visited. Success Guaranteed. Write BOX 311. . G.P.O. jyjßS*. M_ORRELL IS HERE, And has, at her Consulting Room. No, 21, Foresters' Buildings (3rd Floor), Albert and Wellesley Streets, a Really Remarkable Electrical Apparatus for the successful treatment of Neuritis. Rheumatism (joint and muscular), and all Nervous Troubles. No case is too hopeless. Hours; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Consultation Free- Fees. £2' 2s per week. MR 8. J. E. WHEELER, , CHIROPODIST AND FOOT SPECIALIST (Late with .Rosier, of Melbourne) Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and Deformities treated. Expert advice given os all matters regarding Foot Comfort. 69. BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS (Opp. His Ma.ieptv's) Phone 430 A. Queen Street I ■■ "" a) Dress and Fashion. ACCORDION Pleating—The latest, in five different styles.—The CrcthaU Way Co.. 137, Symonds St. EVENING Gowns, Artistio Handbags, Children's -Wear, Boudoir Novelties.— Doreen Day. S, Commercial Bank Bldge. LADIES'. Gent.'s Felt Velour Hats cleaned, dyed, reblocked.—The Crothall Way Co.. 137. Symonds St. MAISON KARlNE—Dressmaking department now under supervision of dressmaker of exceptional ability.—Watson's Bldgs., Ist floor. LADIES IN AUCKLAND DISTRICT requiring the most etylish, serviceable Tailored Coatfrock and Costumes need have no demur entrusting their order to the execution of MRS. ELLIS, late of Commercial Bank Building, now at 175 a, Symonds Street, opposite Lyric, ~. , , a Dentistry. A. ¥. H°° f E * DENTAL SURGEON. ' H.B. Buildings, 228, Queen St. Announces for the next three months ARTIFICIAL TEETH AT REDUCED FEES. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ' Toilet. OUPERFLUOUS HAIRS AND MOLES. Ladies who are visiting Sydney and desire to have their unsightly blemishes removed should call upon me. I will demonstrate free of charge how the growth can be permanently removed. SCALP. FACE AND NECK MASSAGE, i My system of treatment of each of these is exclusive, and every modern appliance I have installed I am the only Woman Specialist in Sydney who has practised twenty-one years. MISS MAUDE MADDOCKS, j Swiss Studios, Bernard Buildings (Take Elevator to Fourth Floor), 387, George Street, Sydney Phone 193, City. Opp. Strand Arcade. pLECTROLYSis. MADAME LORRAINE. Specialist, Removes Superfluous Hairs. Moles and' Birthmarks with her up-to-date I-needle method. Patronised by the Medical Profession Address: Room 4. H.B. Buildings. 'Phone 2158 A"" QUPERFLUOUS HAIRS—The Disfigure- I P ment I,ra1 ,r an _ b l R f m ?, v l ed . b3 f RADIO, an J Improved Method of Electrolysis, penna- ' nently. and is. characterised by its Painless- * ness or Non-mjury to the Skin. Recom- l mended by the Medical Profession. ExDert * Treatment of all kinds of Skin Blemishes * and Hair Troubles. ca " MADAME AMIE, Late of London, Paris, and America i 'Phone 4344. 23. Smeeton's Buildings. { MISS - McELWAIN, Toilet expert _7_ ) Queen St. ('phone 254). also Watson's ' Buildings (phone 3766). . MRS. COLLEDGE. Expert. H.M. Arcade; Ist floor—j_adies', Gent's. 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