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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4945, 19 September 1914, Page 8

PAHIATUA PIG, POULTRY, MISCELLANEOUS & PRODUCE SALE. HELD AT THE MART EVERY SATURDAY, AT 12.30. [Agent for the National Insurance Co. of New Zealand, Ltd. Clearing Sales conducted in any part of the District. DAVIDCREWE, Auctioneer and valuator. Established 25 years. SATURDAY, SEPT. 26,1914. At 12.80 p.m FOR PRIVATE SALE. 1 Double-seated Buggy, with pole and shafts; 1 light gig mare and harness —for sale cheap to clear. Unreserved Sale of Household Furniture & Effects. WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 23, At 1 p.m. On the Premises, Mangatainoka Street, Pahiatua, near Presbyterian Church. DAVID CREWE has received instructions from Mr F. PUNCH, who has left the district, to sell by public auction, on the premises, as above, the entire contents of his 7roomed residence, comprising : Single and double iron bedsteads, mattresses, chest drawers, toilet sets, washstands, dressing tables, book case and sideboard combined, tables, chairs, lamps, crockery, saucepans, kettles, pot plants, tools, jam, etc., etc. NOTE.-—The whole of the furniture is of excellent description and in firsUclass order. To those about to furnish, or in want of really superior furniture this sale affords a good opportunity. As Mr Punch is leaving Pahiatua everything is for absolute sale. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1914. The associated auctioneers will sell in the Farmers’ Association yards at 11.30 a.m. : ■HEEP.— BATTLE.— 17 mixed weaners 14 2-year heifers on the drop 13 2-year steers 7 heifers, in calf 5 empty forward cows 2 Holstein bulls 1 Jersey bull 1 heifer, on the drop ■KETAHUNA STOCK BALE. At 11.30 o’clock. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1914. The associated auctioneers will sell: ■HEEP—CATTLE.— THE BEST YET IS THE OPINION of those who have used our COW COVERS. ~We can convince you that OUR COVERS are BETTER VALUE than you can get ELSEWHERE. If you are out to SAVE MONEY you cannot do better than visit J SWIGGS. Where you can always rely on getting satisfaction. A VISIT WILL REPAY YOU. It is well known that what we promise can be relied on. J. SWIGGS. THE LEADING SADDLER.

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