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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22412, 7 May 1936, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION gALE OF jy/JODERN pURNISHINGS. Instructed by Dr. Boyd, of Epsom Avenue, who hnß left for the South, and also on account ol h Gentlenmn from Wnimnuku, who is giving up housekeeping. QEOKGE "YyALKER, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. IN THE DOWNSTAIRS AUCTION HALL. rpO-DAY rpHURSDAY. AT O'CLOCK. r yy HOLE OF THE ELECT pUKNISHINGS AND jgFFECTS. Including:— UPRIGHT GRAND LTPP PIANO. Full Iron Frame. Good Tone. Cost £lB5. COURTNEY CONSOLE WIRELESS SET. FREE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE. IMPORTED WALNUT TWIN BEDROOM SUITE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE. CEDAR CHEST. MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET. MAHOGANY OCC. TABLES. BLACK OAK DINING SUITE. LIGHT OAK BREAKFASTROOM SUITE. OAK EXTENSION TABLE AND 6 CHAIRS. 8-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE. In Tapestry, With Loose Cushions. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER. SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE 3-PCE MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD SUITE AXMTNSTER AND WILTON CARPETS. Sizes 15 x 11.3, 12 x 9. 10.G x 9. 9 x 7.6. AXMINSTER VESTIBULE, 10.6 x 4.6. As per full details in Yesterday's Papers. NOW ON VIEW. QEORGE yyALKER. JjTD.. THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, 219 QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. J. J ONES - LTDCITY MARKETS. §ELL BY RUCTION, (FRIDAY). AT A M > On behalf of a Client: 200 BLACK ORPINGTON PULLETS. 200 BLACK ORPINGTON PULLETS. 50 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. 50 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. 50 FIRST-YEAR HENS. f All just coming into lay. J JONES, L TD„ G TV V ERCOE AND C°" L TD " AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. fA MILTON "PJORSE Q^ALE. rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY). AT 11 A.M. HORSES OF ALL CLASSES AT 1 P.M., gALE ripROTTING Q^TOCK. On account of MR. WILFRED JOHNSTONE. Tamahere. Hamilton: Mare? in foal to "Peter Bingen —— "Eleawah" (Peterwah— Medway). "Winestra" (Ra venschild —Bellbird). "T:ranquil ' (Wildmoor-Casling). "Cornelian" (Author Dillon—Pearl Child). "Kohewab" (Peterwah—Edenchild). Bay Mare (Florizel— Huon Berlin mare) Gn»y Mare (Antonio—Dictator mare). Chestnut Filly. 4yrs (Peter Bingen—Cor nehan). Brown Fil'y 2yrs (Peter Bingen—Guiding Star). T , Bay Filly. 2yrs (Peter Bingen—Her Ladyship*. Bay Filly, 4yrs (Worthy Bingen—Advance oaare). Grey Filly. 4yrs (Peter Bingen—Antonio raare). . Grey Gelding, 2yru (Peter Bingen—Antonio cir Dictator mare). On Account Mr. K. Johnstone: 1 Chestnut Gelding (Gay Comet—Spalpeen mare). Good jumper. Entries Solicited. G„ W. V ERCOE ANl> C°" L TD " AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. READING gOUTHDOWN gTUD TO BE AT RUCTION yyiTHOUT RESERVE. OUTSTANDING STUD SOUTHDOWNS INCLUDING MANY FAMOUS ROYAL AND OTHER NOTED WINNERS. yyEDNESDAY. M AY 13< 1936. COMMENCING AT 10.30 A.M. Sale will be held under cover at the SHOW GROUNDS. FEILDING. THE FAMOUS T>ARIROA gOUTHDOWN gTUD. T>ARIROA gOUTHDOWN gTUD. pARIROA gOUTHDOWN gTUD, the property of'messrl: hugs ™ E BDI!RELL AND SON. PARIROA, FEILDING, And Comprising ann STUD EWES, ALL MATED TO IM--33 PORTED AND NOTED PARIROA 9 STUJ?IIRES, INCLUDING ALDENHAM 865 OF 1932 (IMP.). 226 STUD RAMS AND EWE LAMBS. (To be sold singly and in pens.) The Pariroa Southdown Stud is not only one of New Zealand's leading studs, but, m the opinion of the late J. B. Dare, who judged on three occasions at the English Royal Show, is one of the best in the world. It wps founded in 1907 and has produced many Royal Champions in New Zealand and Australia. Championships have been won by Parir.T- Southdowns at Auckland (Royal Show) Wangunui. Wairarapa, Hawke's Bay (including Royal Show), Feildmg. Canterbury (Royal Show). Masterton. Mannwatu (including Royal Show). Sydney (Royal Show), and total at least 100. while the number ot other prizes won is approaching four figures— record that indicates the high standing and careful breeding of the Pariroa Southdowns for well over a quarter of a cent.iry. Catalogues giving a complete history of this noted Stud, together with individual pedigrees of all the sheep to be sold. ond the matings of the ewes, are available from the Auctioneers. This is the greatest opportunity Southdown breeders in New Zealand have had to secure Southdown sheep of perfect conformation and outstanding quality. Commissions will be executed for buyers unable to attend the sale. Luncheon will bt ..vailable on the grounds. AUCTIONEERS: "yy RIGHT, gTEPHENSON AND jyMITED. WELLINGTON AND BRANCHES. AND IMITED, PALMERSTON NORTH. FEILDING AND BRANCHES. CHEMISTS CUREX Cream, wondertul cure Eczema, Red Nose, Pimples. 2s tfd. 4s 6d.—Clarke. Chemist, 116 Victoria St. RALPH'S Reliable Remedies (Ralph Sanft).—Prompt Mail Order Chemist. Dept H 201 Symonds St Auckland. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES " T ON3DALE " Medical Hospital.—Con•Li valescent home; medical treatment; dieting.—Sistel Kelsall, 24 Pah lid., Epsom. 20-ClB. ST HELIERS Convalescent Home. Sisters Mnndeno and Phillips.—Quolified Nursing Staff.—2o3 St. Heliers AITAKERE RANGES—Rest Home, invigorating air. attention; diets.— Miss Mueller, Nihotupu, Glen Eden. Phono 78M. Henderson. THAMES SHOPPING MEN'S Rubber Lace Boot*. Canadian make cleated soles, reliable. 16» 6d pair.—Danby's Shoe Store. Thamei.