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KAIRORO SALE, f TO-MORROW TO-MORROW . At H am | Present Entries : 1 QUA SHEEP lOUU Including 120 Fat Ewes 350 Forward Ewes 200 2-tooth Wethers j 250 Lambs | 200 Erwes (in lamb) QKn MEAD OF CATTLE OOLJ including 70 Hereford Cows, in calf to Ped. Hereford bulls (on account "Te Hau" Station) 50 2 -year Hereford' Heifers, in oalf to Ped. Hereford bulls (on account "Te Hau" Statjon) ! 35 Mixed 18-montn Hereford Cattle i (on aocount "Te Hau" Station) , 40 Mixed Catt'.e 100 P.A. and Hereford Weaners 9A 12-month Steers j 25 Cws (in calf to Hereford hull) j On, account- of R. D. Dymock, Esq. : ! Thc -whole of his Pure-bred Hereford ; Herd. (Full- particulars later.) , Further Entries Invited. ftisborne Farmers' Co-operative Company v Ltd. j J. G. BALL, 4 • Auctioneer, j FURNITURE SALE. NEXT WEDNESDAY, MAY 22nd, At Waverley Street, Te Hapara (off Childers Road), 7> Commencing at 1.30 p.m. Sharp. FRED. CRAY, Auctioneer, Has been inetructefi. by Mr 11. Stockley (who isleaving for Auckland), to Sell, without reserve — THE WHOLE OF HIS FURXITURI3 AND HFEECTS, , Namely : Sideboard, Expert Sewing Machine Dining Table and Chairs, Couch Duchess Pairs Double and Single Wood Bedsteads Wires, Kapocs, Sheets, Blankets Quilts and Rugs, Linoleums Curtains, Poles and Blinds Toilet Ware, Hearth Mats Kitchen Dresser, Crockery Cutlery and Potware, Garden Tools. Also Huntaway and Lead »heep Dogs and i 5 Puppies. , NO RESERVE ! Ng> RESERVE ! FRED. GRAY, 62 Auctioneer. FURNITURE SALE. NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 23rd, At No. 56 Russell Street, Whataupoko, Commencing at 1.30 p.m. Sharp. FRED. CRAY Auctioneer, lias received instructions from Mr S. Smitli to Sell, .without reserve — THE! WHOLE OF HIS FURNITURE. AND EFFECTS, being contents of a- Well-furnished Dining Room, Hall, 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Pantry and Scullery, namely : DINING ROOM — Piano (Kirchner . iron frame and almost new; snip here). Stool with Music Cabinet, Singer Sewing Machine (good order), Sideboard (beautifully designed, latest model, . polished rimu, large bevel mirror), .Silvei* and Glassware, Combination Bookcase and Cupboard and Books., fining Table and Coverj Dining Chairs, Wicker Eiasy Chairs-, Settee, Morris Chairs (in Rexine), Dining Oiodk (in oak), Copper Kerb and Irons, Eire Screen, Palm Stand and Jardinieres, Pictures (nice selection), Lino^leums (in every room and almost new), Centre Carpet Square, Hearth Mats and) Door Slips. HALL— HaII Stand (polished rimu), Fern Stand, Runner and Lino. BEDROOMS No.'s 1, 2, and 3.— A1l furnished with Duchess Pairs and Cabinet Tile-back Washstands and small Tables to match (polished rimu,art green finish), Twin 3ft Bedsteads, Wires, Kapocs, Bolsters, Pillows, Sheets, Blankets, Quilt* and Eiderdowns, Curtains and Poles. Kn'CHElN.— Table and Cover, Chairs, Crockery, Cutlery and Potware. SUNDRIES.— Lawn Mower, Wheelbarrow, Wringer, Verandah Blinds Carpenters Bench, Carpenter's Tools, Wire Netting, Garden Tools. NO RESERVE! NO RESERVE! NOTE.-— The Piano is a gbod one. The Furniture is first-class and Specially made. Linoleums are almost hew and Nairn's manufacture. Will be open for inspection on Wednesday, 22nd, from . 2 p.m. I FRED. GRAY, 63 Auctioneer. ALEX. THOMSON SEEDSMAN & FLORIST, 129 GLADSTONE ROAD. .('Phones 199 and 363) FOR NOVELTIES & SPECIALITIES IN FLOWER AND VE6ETABLE SEEDS TN QD AND gD PACKETS. Also in Bulk. 'T^iOßi SPRAYING MATERIALS for ;JL eveiy pest, consult US, and we will supply the CORRECT THING, at Lowest Prices. FOR CUTTLOWERS AND FLORAL WORK WE CAN GUARANTEE SATIS. FAOTION. our flowersTare always fresh. wejbow our own, NOTE ADDRF^S: ALEX. THOMSON, 129 -GLADSTONE ROAD. ' FOR YOUR COWYARDS/ BAILS ANO TAT£WAYS. Milburn Cement IS THE CHEAPEST AND EASILY THE BEST. Af AKES DAIRYING A PLEASURE. FOR SHEEP DIPS, DRAINING, 'FLOORS AND CULVERTS, MILBURN CEMENT IS WITHOUT EQUAL. R. Robb, AGENT, 113 GREY STREET. JOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men's Shirts, newest designs, in Neglige or Tennu*. from 4/6 to 11/4.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14609, 20 May 1918, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14609, 20 May 1918, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14609, 20 May 1918, Page 8