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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4946, 22 September 1914, Page 8

PAHIATUA PIG, POULTRY, MISGLLLnNtuoo & PRODUCE. SALF HELD AT THE MART EVERY SATURDAY, AT 12.30. [Agont, for the National Insurance Co. of New Zealand, Ltd. Clearing Sales conducted in any part of the District. DAVID CREWE, Auctioneer and valuator. Established 26 years. SATURDAY, SEPT- 26,1914. Vt 12.80 p.m 10 weaner pigs 8 slips 5 store pigs 9 sacks oaten sheaf chaff 1 gig in good order 1 strong milk cart in good order, 1 lady’s bicycle in good order, 1 woolpress, 1 set Avery’s platform scales, go-cart in good order, 1 cultivator, 1 copper and frame. 1 milk cooler, 1 kitchen scales and weights, lawn mower. 50 sacks South Island Up-to-date seed potatoes, 7 sides bacon, in quantities to suit purchasers. Al>o well-grown cabbage plants. 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 7Toomed residence, comprising ■ Single and double iron bedsteads, matfresses, chest drawers, toilet sets, wash stands, 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 first-class 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. ■KETAHUNA STOCK BALE. At 11.80 o’clock. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1914. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell: SHEEP — 50 empty ewes 25 fat and forward ewes 80 good hoggets 100 forward empty ewes CATTLE.— 10 springing heifers, choice line 5 springing heifers, choice line 2 good dairy cows, on drop 8 springing heifers PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT —Annual— Spring Cattle Fair. EKETAHUNA SALEYARDS,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1914. At 12.30 p.m. D ALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd., have arranged to hold their annual Spring Cattle Fair in their Eketahuna Saleyards, on the above date. PRESENT ENTRIES : HEAD MIXED CATTLE. 325 Further entries solicited, and will be advertised as received. In an unsolicited, testimonial Amy Murphy E the popular operatic sing- | er, writes:— |S “ I have great faith in K FLUEUZOL ‘as a gargle ; and without 1 hesitation can recoin—--1 mend it to anyone who is 1 suffering from hoarse--1 ness or a cold. I have 1 written to my mother in ‘ Sydney to tell her to 1 recommend ‘ Fluenzol ’ ‘ to her singing pupils.” ./6 Sold Everywhere. That dryness and tickling; at the back of the tin oat is due to the presence of microbes, which are quickly driven out by 2 or 3 tr-aspoonful gargles of Fluenzol undiluted. Don’t waste time over narcotics an i mere soothing syrups -but ask your Chemist or Grocer for Fluenzol find refuse substitutes. I'D and 2/6. Singing & Voice Production. MR C. SPENCER COMPTON . (Organist St. Matthews’, Masterton), will visit PAIIIATEA weekly, and is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils for Pianoforte or Singing. Early application necessary. Terms amt all information from Mr Compton, “Grandford House,” Masterton TEA DRINKERS BEWARE! fTIHE enormous increase in the oonI sumption of TEA lies led, in many cri es, to common Teas being offered for sale that are absolutely unfit for use arid injurious to health. Therefore let your ‘‘Morning Clip” be——RED CROSS TFA PERK A- REF RES I UNO Ce.vlon’« be, t. direct, from the Cardens Pahintiia \ gent—F B I.ACOKSEN P/»Wtf?FV vum*”’ t TEA, COFFEE AND COCO \ IMPORTERS. WELLINGTON