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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16475, 20 October 1927, Page 12

AUCTION SALE FURNITURE I'IANO, UHAMOVHONR, ETC’. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW At 424 GLADSTONE ROAD.. Commencin'!; at 1.30 sharp. CATALOGUE comprises: Waldemar I’iann (good instrument), Oval Table, 4 IT.B. Chairs, Sideboard, Kerb. Easy Chair, Eire Screen, Singer Drophead Machine (late model, as new), Table Cabinet Gramophone (good instrument), O'vermantle, Bookshelf, Ornaments, Glassware, Books, etc., etc. Sittingroom: Chesterfield and 2 Divan Chairs (new), S.CL Settee and Table, Easy Chairs, Kerb. Screen, Pictures, One.' Tables. Bugs, Ornaments, etc., etc. Hall Stand, Cni-pot Runner, Mats, Pictures. Three Bedrooms have: Double and Single Beds and Wires, Kapocs, Duchess Chests, Pedestals, Pillows. Linos, Chairs. Pictures, etc. Kitchen: Table, Chairs, Dresser with Glass Doors, Couch, Crockery, a'd all Usual Kitchen Sundries. Outside: Pennsylvania T.awnmower (good), Meat Safe, Lady’s Cycle, Garden Tools, Sundries, cte., etc. NOTE : A Nice Piano and Good Furniture. FEED BARWICK THE LIVE AUCTIONEER. 487 MATAWHERO SALE. tO-MORROW TO-MORROW 310 Ewes and Lambs. 300 Hoggets. 25 Fat Ewes. STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN. 507 SPRING HORSE FAIR ORMOND SALEYARDS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1927. Present Entries : 30 Unbroken Horses. 65 Hacks and Harness Horses. 25 Draughts. 1 Draught Colt, 2yrs (by McCormack’s Fride-Te Aute Bell). On account E. M. Hutchinson, Esq. 7 4-vear-old Draughts (unbroken). - WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. 378 FARMERS!_ FARMERS! NEW SEASON’S Grain & Produce SECURE TOP MARKET RATES BY FORWARDING YOUR PRODUCE TO US FOR SALE. All Charges Moderate. One Month Free Storage. Advances made against Consignments. For Sale, Grass and Clover Seeds, White Cross (English) Fencing Wire and Staples. Superphosphate, Basic Superphosphate, Grain Manure, Blood and Bone, Page’s Wire Strainers. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD To stand at Bushmere, and to travel the surrounding districts. Fees £4/4/Single Mare. HUMOURIST Born Oct. 21, 1924. ARTEMUS WARD, STRATHBOGIE BOSE, ARTEMUS WARD, 826 Vol. Foaled November, 1916. Sire, Ruchlyoie Favourite (imp.), 155 Vol. 1 (16955), N.Z.C.S.B. Grand Sire, Royal Favourite. Great G. Sire, Royal Gartly. Dam, Jess Shepherd, by Shepherd Boy, Vol. 1416. Grand Dam, Pride., bred ny Walter Bluckie, by Shepherd Lad. Great G. Dam’ Craigie Vav (imp.), 2 Vol. STRATHBOGIE ROSE (New Year). Clydesdale Willie-Mag General Gordon. Bred by Mr. W. Henery. First Prize at Hamilton as a two-year-old ; also the Winner of the Clydesdale Medal. , Third Prize at Royal Show at Auckland as a three-year-old. 1926. Also Government Certificate for soundness. Te is a massively-built colt with splen--1 action, standing nearly 17 hands ;h. C. SEWELL, Bi"* J uue’’e. AUTUMN (13) Ak TO STAND THE JBp SEASON I® 1 !® At KAHUTIA LODGE. TARUHERU. THE PROVED YOUNG SIRE, AUTUMN Sire Autunmus, Dam Edna May 11. The Musket-St. Simon cross is recognised as one of the most successful in the Dominion, and Autumn has two strains of Musket and two strains of St. Simon, and is carrying on the work of this well-recognised branch of the thoroughbred family. WITH LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES AUTUMN HAS SIRED: Aatomne, Threadneedle, Red Autumn, polden Autumn, Ngawati, Automaton. Blue Jay, Cool Card, Carniola, Single ton, Jen, and Vol tore—all winners. TO MEET THE TIMES AUTUMN will serve a limited number of approved mares at the EXTREMELY MODERATE FEE OF r £lO/10/-. Grazing®) Dry Mares 5/-, Wet Marcs 7/6. Any mare proving barren will be taken for £5/5/- next season. First-class paddocking, plenty of she) ter and water. All care taken but no responsibility. Anply to Groom in Charge, 11. GOSCOMB, or to I). J. BARRY, Owner. Telephone 175. All Fees to be paid on removal of marea. ON SALE AT HERALD OFFICE. CONFETTI Large Packets,