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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14237, 3 March 1917, Page 10

FURNITURE SALE. MONDAY NEXT, MARCH sth. At 2 p.m. MESSRS SAMSON BROS ' Havo received- iiistiuctions from Mr W. IA. Tait, No. 724 Aberdeen Road (near Nurso Votes'), to Sell, without reserve, l^K WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD . _■' UKN ITU RE & Including Handsome Sideboard (bevel mirror) Massive Dining Table (on castors) Duchess Pairs, Bedsteads, Bedding Toilet Sets, Mirror, Rocking Chair ', A.B. Chairs, Clock, Fender [ Linoleums, Kitchen Table, Cutlery Crockery, Crlassware (liirden Tools, Hose, etc. \ NO RESJSBVK. ; J. M. SAAISON, [ 623 Auctioneer. MATAWHERO SALE. WEDNESDAM, MARCH 7th, 1917. \ PRESENT ENTRIES: 1 OV/vll_l Coinprismg 500 F. and'F. EWes 280 2-tootli E.wes 1400 2-tooth to 5-year Ewes I 1500 4-year Ewe* 1700 4 and 5-yeai* Ewes 1000 4-tooth to 5-year Hues 150 6-tooth Bwes 300 F. and F. Wethers 200 Woolly Lambs 600 Shorn Lambs 200 Lambs 5 2-tooth Lincoln Bams 20 Lincoln and Romney Rams Ann "BAD OF CATTLE \_fl_jfl_l Comprising 4 Fat Cows 30 Prime Cows 27 2-year Heifers 30 2-year Steers 150 2 and 2A-year Steers 40 li and 2-year Steers 100 Forward Bullocks 103 F. and F. Bullocks 70 Head Cattle POVERTY BAY STOCKBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. 647 MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. i — WI3DNKSDAY, 7th MARCH. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. (Limited) | Will offer tive following Cattle : ■" 1 f\f\ FAT AN D FORWARD 3 AND , IUU 4-YEAR-OLD BULLOCKS 100 Forward 3-year-old Bullocks » 150 2 and 2£-year-o_d Steers ** 40 18-month and 2-year-old Steers G. A. RUNCIMAN, . 606 Auctioneer. , i. i SALE FIXTURES. r I MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. 3 CATTLE FAIR. I APRIL 19th and 20th. } MOTU STOCK SALE. J .MARCH 23rd. \ MATAWAI STOCK SALE. j _iL_RCH 24th. " POVERTY BAY STOCKBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. ; *ra ; NOTICE. TO BHEEPFARMERS. ANY FARMERS desiring to SELL their FAT STOCK can obtain the HIGHEST LOCAL RULING PRICE by sending their Stock to the I pOVERTY "RAY FARMERS* JJTBAT COMPANY'S fyTTORKS. We have client buyers who are prepared to give top price without any deductions whatever, whether for seconda or otherwise, for any stock passing through our Works. Therefore, we request any of our , olients, before allowing any of their stock to pass through other channels, ' to 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' aooount, at the farmers' option. .Stockowners are invited to visit tbe Works and see their stock treated. C. H. ELLIOTT, 649 Managfr. Shouting Prohibited! i «~_™ . — ' rTtHIS applies to the Hotel Bar, | X and not to the Tea Rooms and your "At Homes." Here yon may shout till you are hoarse. But see to it that when you shout j for your friends and acquaintances yon treat them to the BEST. t We unhesitatingly claim that Arcadia Tea is the Choicest and most Fragrant brand of Tea this Dominion possesses, and once tried you desire no other. SHOUT FOR ARCADIA TEA 2/- "• Patutahi ROYAL MAIL COACH IS now running a DAILY SERVICE between GISBORNE AND PATUTAHI. The Coach leaves the Post Office at Patutahi at 9 A.M., and on the Return I iournev departure as taken from the ler__ld Offioe at 3.15 P.M. j • Parcels .for delivery .en route must be ' left at the Masonio Stables not later I than 2.45 P.M. . J : Passengers and Parcels will receive ' every attention. j T' CIJ A FOR SA_____-^NteTli^ I .VJJjf. to-date Villa Residence, ' with sleeping verandah, electrio light, h! ( and c. watei*, sewered, etc., nicely-laid- | outg rounds, near Childers Rd. ; a grand ; opportunity; bargain; owner leaving; price £760; easy terms.— Apply to T. , C.. Lawless. Agent. j JOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men's Boaters, Panamas, and Felt Hata. New Benson's Stoeh jnst arrived JOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men's Ties, Braces, Underwear, Hosiery, Pyjamas, all new season's goods, just arrived.