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FURNITURE SALE ! I WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCT. 18th, ■• At 2 p.m. MESSRS SAMSON BROS. Have a-eceived instructions from Mi-s Olsen, Ormond R*"Kid "(opposite Masonic • Hall), to Sell-, without reserve — THE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD laJUNITURE <Sr KFFECTS. Compris-ing Sideboard (bevel mirror) Dining Table (on castors) Couch (in-Saddebags) M orris Chair to match 6 Tlig_.-back'Chau.-H (leather seats) Cr'aniophone, Cabinet and 60 Records (almost new) Drawing-room Suite (m silk tapestry) liasy Caiaivs, Rocking Chairs ' Rimu Table, Carpot Squares ■> Hearthrugs, Linoleums 1 Bookcase, Card Table Duchess Pairs, Toilet Ware Bedsteads, Bedding . , Child's Cot Medicine Chest Rimu Wardrobe, Wicker Chairs Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc. NO RESISRVE. J. M. SAMSON, ; 996 Auctioneer. THURSDAY NEXT, ' At 2 p.m. Shaip. SALE OF SUPERIOR HICH-CLASSJUHNITURE. MESSRS SAMSON BROS. Have been favored "with instructions * from Vincent Blake, Elsq., to Sell, without reserve, at his residence, i Barker's .Hill, off Balance Street — T3HE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD ' FURNITURE & JEFFECTS, Including ' DRAWING ROOM— Handsome Chesterfield Couch (m silk tapestry), 2 Langley Easy Chairs to match, Rich A__oinster Carpet (15 x 13), Silver, Mohair Hearthrugs, Lady's Writing Desk, Afternoon Tea Table, Unique Flower Stand, Fancy Chairs, Art Curtains, Art Cushions. , DINING ROOM—Heavy A__ninster I Carpet (16 x 14), Extension Dining ' Table, 7 Solid Oak Chairs, 2 Langley Easy Cliairs, Butler's Tray and Stand, Book Case, Book Shelf, Fancy 'Tables, Art Curtains, etc., etc. BEDROOMS— Carved Wooden Bedsteads, Kapoc Mattresses, Bedding, Duchess Pairs, Marble-top Washstands, Cheval Chest, Box Ottoman, Toilet Ware, Brussels Carpets, Tables, Chairs, etc. iaTCHEN— Kitchen Tqble, Chairs, Linoleums, Dinner Set, Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery, Aluminum Ware, and other kitchen utensils too numerous to mention. OUTSIDI_-G_rden Tools, Oross-cut Saw, Lawn Mower, Wringer, Hose, Vacuum Cleaner, Ladder, etc., etc. NO REBERVEL NOTE. — This is one of tbe nicest homes we have had the pleasure of selling for some time. Cards to view on application to the Auctioneers. J. M. SAMSON, 978 Auctioneer. MATAWHERO SALE. WEDNESDAY, 18th OCTOBER. \ PRESENT ENTRIES: Ift (\ HEA *> OF CATTLE lOu Comprising • 120 Empty Heifers ■-.'.- --50 Mixed Cattle v 10 Fat Heifers 1 *7flQ ® H BE P JL 9 I_JO Comprising 800 Hoggets 320 Hoggets (mixed) 100 Hoggets (ewe) 370 Wethers, 4-tooth , 63 Store Ewes • '50 Etoipty Ewes POVERTY BAY STOCKBROKERSASSOCIATION. , 920 MATAWHERO FELLMONCERY WORKS. CASH BUYERS OF gpN®, H 11 * 18 ' *J^ALLOW AND J^AT. , CARNOLD. telephone 1067, WON ITS FAVOR THROUCH ITS FLAVOR. MACKINLAY'S No. 1 Scotch Whisky. ■ I I S. ALLAN I GLADSTONE ROAD, LICENSED PLUMBER SB__ET-METAL WORKER COPPERSMITH, GASFITTER, AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. TO FARMERS: TRY MY PATENT WATER I TROUGHS . j For CATTLE and SHEEP. (The Best Thing on the Market.) ] Wind Mills and Pumping Machinery Erected. If you have a spring on your property, let me make use of it for you. Sole Agent Premier Economic Acetylene Gas. Generator; also for the only genuine Opening Skylight; suitable for all purposes. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF WORK. NO JOB TOO BUTOR TOO SMALL. Large Stocks of Galvanised Water Pipes and Fittings, Plain aiid Corrugated Galvanised Iron, DIR_JCT IMPORTER OF ALL TRADE SUPPLIES. Telephone 764. Private Residence 601. JJOYAL gTABLES. TAXI FOR BIBB— DAY OR NIGHT. 7-SEATE!R STUDEBAKER. _ 'Phones: Stables 911, Stand 953. t R. HENNAH, * 117 Proprietor. j