PP. ELIMINARY NOTICE. KAPONGA WEAXER FAIR AND CATTLE SALE. [ FRIDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 1914. KING will hold his Weaner Fair and Cattle Sale at his Yards ou above date. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. ALEYAIU).THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. (HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANI» MERCANTILE AGENCY, CO., Ltd., will sell by Public Auction as above— FEAD MIXED CATTLE. Including—--80 forward find -.tore cows ."!() 3-year steers 80 mixed tveaners 25 15-month steers 30 heifers in calf 35 10-month empty heifers 300 -I and G-tooth wethen 300 full-nioutb ewes 450 woolly lambs 150 fresh f.m. ewes 200 shorn lambs inn shorn lambs 20 pigs Sale at 1 o'clock.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TOWN RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, T" I. LAMASON has boon instruct- • ed l»y F. H. WILKIE, Esq., who is removing to Wanganui, to soil as above, at his Residence, Ariel St. (just off Regan St.) — v-ACRE SECTION, 6-ROOMED RESIDENCE, With bathroom, water laid on, electric light and 'phone, well-kept lawn, gardens and hedges, largo shod and fowlhouse. Further particulars at Mart. Also, Without Reserve, the whole of his Furniture and Effects, including— Large halistand, piano (Collison 1 ) and stool, 4-piece drawing-room suite (inlaid), dressing, fancy dining tables, 3-piece bedroom suite (Duchess, washstand and wardrobe), wicker, upholstered, and dining chairs, 1 pile draw-ing-room carpet square 12 x 12, best quality and practically new, 1 bedroom ditto 12 x 1 2. Duchess chest and toilet sots, double and single wooden bedsteads (latest models) mattrasses, door mats, hearth rugs, etc, pictures, whole of the dining and kitchen requisites, including large Perfection oil stove in perfect order (guaranteed), dinner set, grocery canisters, saucepans, and host of sundries; also wheelbarrow, )£\j yards garden hose (new), large lawn mower and lot of garden tools, etc. Also, 20 fowls.
AUCTIONEER'S XOTE.—We have mentioned above some of the lines to he offered. All the furniture" is practically now and offers to those fimiishing a splendid opportunity to do so. Our instructions are to sell. Watch for the flag. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. IXGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. "ATTHEWS, GAMLIN and Co. - will hold their Weekly Sale in their Inglewood Yards on the above late :_ 200 head nifxo'l cattle. Sale at 1 o'clock. SATURDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. iTEBSTER,, DOBSON and Co. 1 * have received instructions from VfR J. DONALD to sell at the Crownj stables, Stratford, the whole of his Liverv Plant, as under:— gigs, breaking-in gig, 5-horse drag and harness (complete), Cortland -waggon, saddles, bridles, capping machine, harness, rugs, and usual sundries. Pale at 1 o'clock fARATA SHEEP FAIR, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12. THEWS, GAMLIN and Co. ill hold a Sheep Fair in their Yards on the above date. " " Including—-2-tooth ewes ewes (mixed ages) 40(1 lambs (in lots) 250 I'.in. ewes (in lots) 300 ones (mixed ajjes) Sale at 1.30 o'clock. sale will not be When yon want Xmas Cards, Picture Postcards, Rose Bowls, Haud Bags, a.uA Silver Goods, go to James', Cash
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 34, 10 February 1914, Page 8
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