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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1924, Page 8

1 SALES BY AUCTION. JJIGH gTREET JfART. ELTHAM, ’PHONE 262. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 20. At 1 p.m, sharp. WARE will sell by Public Auction as above:— Prime Ox Beef and Mutton. 5 Porkers; 2 Store Pigs. u-5-seater Buick Car in good order. Fowls, Ducks, and 3 young Turkeys. Quantity Ma tai Posts, load foot‘Wood; Milk Cans; 5 ton Baled Jjucerne Hay, Mangolds, Potatoes, etc.. National Cash Register, Planet Junior (good order), 30-gallon Tor Separator, 3 other Separators, Sewing Machines, Single and Double Bedsteads (wood and iron), Seagrass Prams, Push Chairs, Wall Paper, Set Scales, Phonograph and Records, Tins Honey, Wash Stands, Harness, Saddles, Cow Covers, Gentlemen’s Bikes, Churn, Swingle Trees. Also Apples, Cauliflowers, Onions, etc. Drapery, including Ladies’ Coats, Children’s Waterproofs, Oilskins, Socks, etc. GREAT AUCTION SALE. PEOPLE’S JJART. ! STRATFORD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924. 0 LEIGHTON will sell by Auction as above:— : Large quantity of Fowls, Ducks, Firewood, Spring Cart, 2 sets Harness, Riding Saddles, A.W.R. and L.K.G. Cups, Piles, Registered Grates, Range, Milk Cans, Duchess Chests, Single and Double Wooden Bedsteads, B.R. Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Shake Down, Dining and Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Easy Chairs, Gramophone and Records, Hall Settee, Occasional Tables, Couches, i Jam Jars, Sewing Machine, Lino., j Carpet, Ladys’ and Gents’ Bicycles, Doors, Saucepans, Enamel Ware, i Trays, Palm Stands, Boots and Shoes, Stone Jars, Pictures, Books, i Travelling Bags, 20 dozen Gents’ Soft Collars and Sundries. Also Factory Cured Hams and Bacon, Prime Heifer Beef, Fresh and Smoked Fish, 10 Tons Table Potatoes, South Island Apples, 5 Sacks Mangolds. Note Time of Sales—Fish 10.30 a.m.; Meat 11 a.m.; Furniture, etc., 1 p.m. For private sale—SeM Potatoes, Sutton Supreme, Dakato Red, New Era, British Queen, Up-to-Date, Gamekeeper. Also Palmer’s Fowl and Chick Food. C. LEIGHTON, Auctioneer.

RAPE AND LUCERNE. the two great money makers for the farmers. It is most important that you .sow the best seed that is available. A few pence per acre is as nothing compared to having the best quality. COOPER’S are t selling (as usual), the finest quality and highest germinating seed. This has been two or three times dressed by our wonderfully fine machinery. Thousands of farmers in all pans of New Zealand have had splendid crops from COOPER’S SEEDS ‘‘The Seeds of Success.” F. COOPER, Ltd. WELLINGTON. (We buy and sell seeds for “quality”— not price.) Obtaiable from Merchants, Stores and Seedsmen all over New Zealand, but be sure they are from Coopers.

SHIPMENT DUE AT END OF SEPTEMBER OF—“Ephos” Basic Phosphate Every farmer knows the value of “EPHOS,” and the splendid results obtainable by using it. Ideal for use with all Spring Sown Crops, Crain, Turnips, Rape, Kale, Mangolds. Substantial saving in cost can be effected by placing orders NOW for deliverj’ DIRECT FROM STEAMER TO RAILWAY TRUCKS. This opportunity does not often occur. Obtainable from all mercahnts —2