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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10435, 5 January 1927, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. Pahiatua Mart PIG, POULTRY, MISCELLANEOUS AND PRODUCE SALE HELD EVERY SATURDAY, AT 1 P-M, District Agent for Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Clearing and Outdoor Sales conducted in any part of the district. Account sales with cheque rendered promptly. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1927. JD. C. CREWE will sell by pub- • lie auction on account of various clients: — FIGS. —-Entries invited. POULTRY.—B liens, 3 cockerels, hen and 10 chicks, lien and 11 chicks. IMPLEMENTS. —One leaf harrow, scarifier, stumping jack, 3 separators. FRUIT.—2O cases apples, 30 cases peaches, black currants, raspberries, loganberries, lemons, Is a dozen. VEGETABLES.—Peas, cabbage, new potatoes, onions, etc. Cabbage, cauliflower and brocolli iriants. FURNITURE. —Of all descriptions. Carpet runner, lino., hearth rugs, blankets, w.w. stretcher, bedding, etc. TOOLS AND SUNDRIES.—Erie grate, range, preserving bottles, jam jars, scales and weights, 10 plough collars, block dray saddle and britcliing, set gig harness, 3 riding saddles, 4 brass preserving pans, 8-day striking clock, safe, boiler, tea* urn, 3 large stone jars, 5 bird cages, etc., etc. ALSO 20 rolls bacon, 10 prime hams. FOR PRIVATE SALE.—SO heavy quality buckets, 2s 6d each. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE.

A Merrv Christmas W 7ISHING each and all a Merry Christinas and a Prosperous New Year, and expressing our thanks for all kindnesses during the past year. Yours faithfully, O. Pfioriarty For The New Year Get A Kodak START a snapshot album now and keep a picture story of all your good times in 1927. Without a KOI) A K you will leave behind the happy faces. the pleasant scenes and all your good times. Autographic Kodaks from 27s 6d, Brownie Cameras from 10s 6ci. J» H. Brown Photographer and iLodak Specialist. PAHIATDa. DYEING and CLEANING! NEILSEN’S DYEING AND FRENCH DRY-CLEANING WORKS, PALMERSTON N. 297 Main Street ’Phone 5353. OVERCOATS, Costumes and Gent’s Suits dyed or dry cleaned and pressed, equal to new, at reasonable prices. Go where you can get satisfaction. Enquiries solicited. J. P. NEILSEN DYER * CLEANER. 297 Main Street :: Palmerston N ’PHONE 5353 ’PHONE 6353

MANURES FOR AUTUMN TOP-DRESSING v \ I I> (i.bn | Agrirultur; I Analyst, Mr J). P. Sheppard will visit this district for a few days commencing January 10th and will l>* pic.i'ed to take samples of soil and test same free of clinrge and advise farmers as to the most suitable and payable manures. Farmers requiring Ins servilees should write or ’phone early to the—• W.F.C.A., Ltd , Seed and Manure Dept. ’PHONE No. 3. ’PHONE No 3.