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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14221, 12 February 1917, Page 10

HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE SALE. THURSDAY NEXT. FEB. 15th, At 2 o'clock. — ! G. K Ml' LER Has received instructions from Mr "H. L. de Lautour to Sell I THE WHOLE OF TILS HOUSEHOLD VURNITURK .V EFFECTS, at his Residence, 269 Ormond Road, j Comprising 1 Handsome Oak Sideboard Rimu Oval Dining Table, Settee Monis Chairs, Dining Chairs i Occasional Tables, Fern Stands Carpet Square, Linoleum ' Ovenuante?, .Cui'tains, Pole and Blinds j Ornaments and Glassware Dinner Set, Cutlery Wooden Bedstead (complete) Wardrobe, Duchess Chest Washstand, Toilet Ware Medicine Chest, Rugs, etc. Combination diests, Single BedsteadsKitchen Table, Chairs, Saucepans Carpet Sweeper, Wringer, and General Utensils. NO RESERVE. G. K. MILLER 130 Auctioneer. TIXITIKI SALEYARDS. mHE NEXT STOCK SALE will be L held on SATURDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1917, At 11.30 a.m. Present Entries comprise : 4XOO Including 300 2-tooth Wethers • 300 4-tooth Wethers 300 2-tooth Wethers 600 Lambs 500 Dry Ewes 600 Ehves 400 2-tooth Wethers 150 4-tooth Wethers 350 2-tooth Wethers 600 f.m. Ewes TOKOMARU FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE COMPANY, LIMITED. WAIAPU FARMERS "CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY, LIMITED. T. G. BUCHANAN, 68 Auctioneer. EWE FAIR To be held at MATAWHERO SALEYARDS On WEDNESDAY, pEIBRUARY ]^ Present Entries : iW-Xj'UUlr Comprising 3000 Ewes 4590 2-tooth ' 1010 4, 6, and 8-tootli and P.F.M. 4100 2 to 5-year-old 300 Mixed Ages ' 4456 5-year-old 200 6-tooth 1300 4-year-old 1550 5 and 6-year-old 2000 S.F.M. -i K/Y R ' A M S 'jL.fJKI Including 52 2-tooth Lincolns 15 2-tooth Lincolns (first class) 10 4-tooth Romneys 20 2-tooth Romneys 40 Romneys 5 2-tooth Southdowns Only Fat Cattle and Raans other than 'Ewes "will bo offered at this 1 Sale. . POVERTY BAY. STOOK BROKERS' ASSOCIATION. ' . 731 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. On behalf of Messrs J. Clark and Sons, Will offer for Sale oh WEDNESDAY, 14th INSTANT, At Maiatfliero Yards : OQ ONSSELEjAII LINCOLN RAMS. G. R. WYLLIE, A. R. HINB, 132 . Auctioneers. KIORE ANNUAL EWE FAIR. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. Have received instructions from the Kiore Sheepfarming Company to offer for Sale, at the above Yards, on MONDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1917, At 11 a.m., ABOUT SfMUI FIB^ T - OLASS BREEDING Also A/o E. Murphy,, Esq., Panikau Station : 2500 Breeding Ewes (mixed ages) A/c J, Moore,, Esq., Tolaga Bay: 1000 Breeding Ewes, from 2-tooth to 5 years old. Full particulars later. Further Entries Invited. G. R. WYLLIE, A. R. HINE, 496 Auctioneers. TOLAGA BAY YARDS. SALE FIXTURES. MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. CATTLE PAIR. / APRIL 19th and 20th. TIE KARAKA STOCK SALE, MONDAY, 26th tfjEIBRUARY. MOTU STOCK SALE. FEBRUARY 23rd and MARCH 9th. MATAWAI STOCK SALE. FEBRUARY 24th and MARCH 10th. POVERTY BAY STOCKBROKERS' -ASSOCIATION. , .298 NOTICE. TO SHEEPFARMERS. ANY FARMERS desiring to SELL their FAT STOCK can obtain the HIGHEST LOCAL RULING PRICE by sending their Stock to the pOVERTY JJAY ], ARMERS' jyJEAT QOMPANY'S [O7ORKS. We have client buyers who are pre- ' pared to give top price without any deductions whatever, whether for seconds or otherwise, for any stock passing through our Works. Therefore, we request any of our clients, before allowing any of their stock to pass through other channels, ito communicate with us and arrange dates for killing, and we will undertake to arrange sale, • without charge, should the farmer so~ desire, at the highest ruling price, without deductions, or to put the stock through to the very best advantage on owners' account, at the farmers' option. ' Stockowners are invited to visit the Wofks and eee their stock treated. ' C. H. ELLIOTT, 649 Manager. ALL the leading Poultrymen in the Dominion use "A. and P.*; CHICK RAISER, because the prioe is nght and the quality ig the best and always the same. With it chick-rearing beoomes a pleasure. — obtain»Wa from William, and KefttU T*<* JOHNISTQNE AND SMTTH, for Men's Tennis and Neglige Shirts. Best ■lock li Gi-boms. Frcnn 4/6 M«h.