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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15956, 18 October 1922, Page 12

TO-MOEEOW TO-MOEEOW AS 22, Salisbury Road, Victoria Township, at 1.30 p.m. FURNITURE SALE On account of Mrs. A. B. Waugli, Namely: TANDSOME RTMU SIDEBOARD, .Li Dining Tabic. 6 H.B. Chairs, 2 Morris Chairs, 2 S.G. and Morris Juvenile Chairs, Overmantel, Tea Table. Books and Shelf, Kerb, Pictures, Glassware, Ornaments. Five Bedrooms contain : Double and Single Bedsteads, Wire and Ivapoc Mattresses, Duchess Chest, Chest Drawers, Linoleum (throughout). Kitchen Table, Chairs, Dresser, Crockery. Pot-ware, 2 Baby High Chairs. Outside' Sundries are : Nickel-plated Gas Stove (Champion; almost new), Rocking Horse, Tricycle, Carpet Sweeper, Gas Iron, Meat Safe, Tram, Fly Doors and Window Screens, Game of "Bobs,'' Lady's Bicycle (good). Carpenter's and Garden Tools, etc. All in good order. FRED GRAY, LEADING POPULAR AUCTIONEER. 250

FRIDAY NEXT. FUKNITURE SALE At No. 7, Le'th Street (off Disraeli St.), Commencing at 1.30. On account of Mrs. M. Benson. The List comprises: W;ALDEMAR PIANO (old model, still good tone), D.H. Singe* Machine (late model), Music and Carrier, Rimu Sideboard, Morris Chairs, Couch, Dining Table, Chairs, Dining Clock (8day), Tea Tabic, Whatnot, Folding Easy Chair, Palm Stands, Wicker Padded Chairs, 2 Congoleums and Linoleum ("throughout), i-plate Camera and Developing Outfit, Silver Cornet. Three Bedrooms have Double and Single Bedsteads, Wires, Kapocs, Duchess Chests, Toilet Pedes.tals and Ware, Scotch Chest. Kitchen Tabic, Chairs, Uresser, Crockery, Potware. Outside for Lawn Mower, Set Stillyard Scales, Grindstone and Stand, Emery Wheel, Drills, Augers, Shovels, Crowbars, 7ft. Saw, Maul and Wedges, Garden Tools, etc. Ail a good, clean lot. FREDGRAY. LEADING POPULAR AUCTIONEER 296

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1922. At 11 a.m. SALE OF PROPERTY AT TINIROTO. OALCETY & Co., Ltd. Will offer, as above, MR. A. W. PARKINSON'S PROPERTY, comprising 738 aores, situate Tiniroto (658 acres Freehold, 80 acres Native Lease at £7 per annum). Well subdivided and permanently watered by creeks. About one quarter ploughablc, balance easy hills. Good, healthy sheep country, wintering capacity easily 1£ dry sheep, besides cattle. Buildings include 5-roomed House, etc. Full particulars from — OALCETY & CO., Ltd. Gisborne. 292

CLEARING SALE On account of Mr. W. T. Wils.on (who has sold his Farm and is leaving the District), To be held on the Farm, Graham Road, Orniond, on TUESDAY, THE 31st INST., Commencing at 11 a.m. -i (* FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS Xv) (mostly Grade Jerseys) 6 Yearling Heifers, 6 Calves 1 Jersey Bull, 1 Holslein Bull 2 Breeding Sows, 1 Maiden Sow 2 Porkers, Weanera Also 1 Harness Horse, Spring Cart, and Harness 90 Gallon Titan Separator 30 While and Brown Leghorn Fowls. Sundries. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd 297

MATAWHERO SALE. IHERE will bo NO SALE at the Matawhero Yards, during Show Week. STOCKBROKERS* ASSN.

NOTICE TO FARMERS ON and after NOVEMBER Ist, the undermentioned Rates of Commission for Stock Sales will be charged: On Flock Sheep and Cattle up to £IOOO (at the Y.ards), 4 per cent. On Flock Sheep and Cattle, £IOOO and over (at the Yards)j 3i per cent. On Flock Sheep and Cattle (in the Paddock), 3 per cent. STOCKBROKERS' ASSN.

r OOL AND IN CALL'. A WOOL ODDMENT, SKIN, AND HIDE SALE Will bo hold in Gisborno on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. GISBO R.N B WOO LB ROK ERS' ASSOCIATION. 28 AUTUMN (13) Edna May 11. Autuinnus (14) AUTUMN i* a dark chestnut horse, standing 16 hands, of true masculine physique, and tracing, as he does, to many of the most celebrated families in the stud book, his breeding is of the highest. His sire Autumnus proved himself a great racehorse, and is the most promising young sire in the Dominion. Edna Alay 11. is a descendant of the great Slyria family which has attained such a high position in New Zealand and Australia. For further particulars see posters. Autumn, like many successful stallions, has never raced, having met with au accident when six weeks old. He is a horse of fine physique, and has n beautiful temper and good action Breeders should avail themselves of th* opportunity of mating their mares wit! Autumn, who last year, in bis firs' reason, proved a sure foal getter. TERMS : £lO 10s. Paddockisg 6s. per week. All car* taken, but no responsibility H. GOSCOMB, Groom.in-eharge D J Barry. Owner i pAPER FOR .SALE. 'ING 1509, HERALD JOBBINO ; DEPARTMENT. VJC quantities, for sale at Herald Job bins Departmut.