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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23145, 17 September 1938, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION J)RELIMINARY OTI CE. '/ gEPTEMBER 29 AT 12 NOON. E. C. D iY ' LTDAUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. Have been instructed by the Official Assignee in the Estate of George Meredith, trading as MEREDITH MOTORS. COLLINGWOOD STREET. HAMILTON, to sell by Public Auction on tho premises tho 7 LEASE, STOCK. PLANT, OFFICE FURNITURE. USED CARS, Ss the above Estate. FuH Particulars Later. ALGETY & QOMPANY, J^IMITED (Inrorporaeil in England). K °PU gTOCK gALErpUESuAY. gEPTEMBER 9Q 1935. At' 12 NOON. X A HEAD C A T T L E, /, Comprising: •io Dairy cows and heifers. 60 HEAD BEEF. 50 HEAD MINED CATTLE. ALSO: 150 , * 1 G s JBACONERS, PORKERS. STORES AND WEANERS. "YyESTFIELD gTORE gALEJJHURSDAY, gEPTEMBER I<J3S ' AT 9.30 A.M. •J r A HEAD CATTLE. LLOU Comprising: 13 3-YEAR P. A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. 20 2-YEAR S.H. STEERS. 10 2-YEAR P.A. STEERS. 20 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. 10 HEREFORD COWS (r.w. Hereford and P.A. Bulls). 30 2-YEAR S.H. AND lIOLSTEIN HEIFERS (r.w. S.H. Bulls). 30 SHORTHORN EMPTY COWS. . 10 S.H. COWS (forward condition). rpUAKAU gPRING QATTLE JpAIR. fjpUESDAY, gEPTEMBER 2J 1938 ' AT 12 NOON. :OAA 'HEAD CATTLE, Comprising: 60 3 AND -1-YEAR P.A. STEERS. 27 3-YEAR P.A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. „„„„ 100 2 AND 3-YEAR P.A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. 123 2-YEAR P.A. STEERS. 40 YEARLING POLLED HEREFORD AND RED POLL STEERS. 160 YEARLING P.A. STEERS. SO YEARLING P.A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. 14 YEARLING S.H. STEERS 13 2 AND 3-YEAR P.A. HEIFERS. 20 2-YEAR RED POLLED HEIFERS. 20 YEARLING RED POLLED HEIFERS. 41 YEARLING P.A. HEIFERS. 5 YEARLING P.A. AND HEREFORD HEIFERS. 32 YEARLING S.H. HF.IFEKS. 10 -P.A. COWS (r.w. P.A. Bulls). 1 3-YEAR P.A. BULL. 6 P.A. BULLS. The above offering comprises Genuine Farmers' Annual Drafts from Oncwhero, Pukekawa, Wairamarama, Glen Murray, Port Waikato and Tuakau districts. pOLVILLE gTOCK § ALE - gEPTEMBER 20 f iOSS, AT 12 NOON. KB.—PLEASE NOTE ALTERATION IN DATE OF SALE. OFA HEAD CATT.LE. jZOU Comprising: 50 P.A. AND S.H. STEERS. _ 60 HEAD MIXED RUN CATTLE. 50 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS 20 BULLS (all breeds). QOROMANDEL .-gTOCK gALE. x ■pRIDAY, gEPTEMBER . 1938, AT I*2 NOON. > _ T N.B.—PLEASE NOTE ALTERATION IN DATE OF SALE, or A HEAD CATTLE, OOf Comprising: On Account H. McM. Bull. W T hangapoua: 40 2-YEAR HEREFORD AND P.A. ' STEERS. „ On Account T. G. Bunting. To Rerenga: 70 2-YEAR P.A. STEERS. On Account S. B. Allen. Coromandel: 40 YEARLING P.A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. ALSO: 100 ,/MIXED RUN CATTLE. 50 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. 40 BULLS (all breeds). (Incorporaed in England). NURSES AND NURSING HOMES I A ROHA Convalescent Homo, 2 Bassett Rd.. Remnera; trained staff. Ph. 16-904. CARMADENE, 65 Epsom Av„ select, quiet, trained staff. Night attention. Ph. 13-S(>». aV-A-DENE, Select Convalescent Home, jJ 313 Mt. Eden Rd. (2nd sec.). Ph. 46-bO9. Spacious rooms. Every care and attention. /\UI-E-TA Convalescent Home, 35 Parkside V* Av., St. Heliers. —Phone 25-084. SANATORIUM, Morrinsville, for Chest DisO eases; prospectus on application. Ph. 40. TpHE NOOK," Rest, Convalescent Home. JL 30 Owens Rd., Epsoin. Moderate. —15-677. fFHE LUXFORD NATURE-CURE HOME J. (Registered) Private Hospital, 17 Chamberlain Av., Mt. Euen. —L. G. Luxford, N.D., D 0 Ph. o.; JJ W Luxford, N.Z. Registered INnrse. Telephone 14-(i!)9. Elderly ladies and gentlemen offered home apd attention. High and elevated, on Shore of Devonport. Every comfort. View unexcelled. Fees moderate. PHONE 22-104. 11 TUDOR ST. CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL. "Well appointed and completely up-to-date, eituated in beautiful grounds a-.va.v from noise of city traffic. Cheerful surroundings, with best of care and attention for patients. TRAINED NURSING STAFF DAY AND NIGHT. Write or Phone 22 Araionga Ave One Tree Hill Phone 10-523. CHIROPRACTIC AT. REDDELL, Palmer School Graduate • Treatment given in the Home.— Plione 41-HIB, Mt. Albert. Consultations Free. CHIROPRACTIC Institute, Lionel Duggan. Principal, <i:i Winstone Bldg.; 4-1-W2O. DUGGAN, Miss Froda (Palmer Graduate), N.Z.C.A., Winstone Bldg.—Ph. 404 14. GILES & GILES, Palmer Graduates, Mem bers N.Z.C A , Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 45-525 PERCY * HAM BLIN, Palmer Graduate, in yrs.' American exper.—Col Mut Bides 42-244

n 'id So many off my shoulders MY sincerest thanks are due to you," writes one client to the Guardian Trust, "for taking so man/ cares off my shoulders." For here is an institution with many years of accumulated experience and a staff of highly trained men suited In every way to bear the heavy burden of estate administration. Let the Guardian Trust assume the burden and remove it from the shoulders of those who, from the circumstances of the case, are least able to bear it. At a time of distress and confusion it is unfair to burden the widow with the harassing worry of all th# multitudinous details that must be attended to for her protection. It is better—it is more considerate, to appoint an executor or trustee, such as the Guardian Trust, which will take over the entire responsibility for thd> successful administration of the estate. If you seek further information on this important subject, a confidential interview with the Manager can easily be arranged at your convenience and without obligaCapital £ I 00.000 invested in N.Z. Govt. Securities. Additional liability oj Shareholders £IOO,OOO. Assets under administration exceed £ 13,000,000. Over £1,000,000 new business last year. "•GUARDIAN TRUST . AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. • ' '' eM\ (Incorporated by Special Act 0J Parliament, 1883} directors: Mr. S. Austin Carr, Mr V. J. Lamer, Mr. K. B. Myers, Mr. E. R. N. Russell, Mr. P. H Upton, Mr. W. R. Wilson, Mr. R, N-K. Swanston. General Manager: Mr. R. F. Ward GUARDS & GUIDES Head Office: South British Insurance Building, Shortland Street, Auckland. Branches and Agencies throughout the Dominion.