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Taranaki Daily News, 3 September 1926, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP. J£ELLY'S RUCTION STRATFORD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926. J£ELLY and Son will sell at their Auction Mart, Fenton Street, on above date : 50 Cases Fruit (Apples and Pears), Fowls, Ducks, Turkeys, Cabbages. Kitchen Tables, Hall Curtains, Table Covers, Kitchen Chairs, Meat Safe, Wooden Kerb, Set Boxing Gloves, Stereoscopic Frame and Views, 1 Bicycle, 1 Set Harness (good order), 2 Saddles, Snigging and Sledge Chains, Churn, Farm Tools, 1 Lawn Mower, 1 Tarpaulin (16 x 12), Gig Lamps, 3 Sets A.W.R. Cups, 1 Grate, 12 Sheets 7ft. Iron, Firewood, and Quantity Sundries. 1 Motor Cycle, 3 speed Humber, English Automatic Feed, in perfect running order. SALE AT 1 O’CLOCK. QLEARING SALE of FURNITURE on account MRS. M. H. LEITCH, Cor delia Street, opposite Racecourse gates, on THURSDAY, September 9. R. G. COLLIER, Auctioneer. BIG CONSIGNMENT CANTERBURY POTATOES. (To arrive ex s.s. Progress). WEBSTER BROS. H AVE received advice of the Shipment on Consignment of:— 350 SACKS GOOD CANTERBURY TABLE POTATOES. Due early next week. These will be available immediately on arrival. FARMERS! EGMONT LOAN DEPOSIT A INVESTMENT, LTD. CAPITAL £20,000. POUNDS MONEY on farm implements, farm stock, chattels or furniture, also discounts mortgages. Loans repayable by instalments to suit borrower. Further particulars supplied at Company’s Office, 82 Upper Brougham Street, New Plymouth. A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 330 ACRES of Freehold Land, all in good English grass, but 2 acres of native bush. Nearly all ploughable. Very few noxious weeds.- Building consists of a good 6-roomed Dwelling-house, with hot and cold water, and all conveni- ' ences. Insured for £lOOO. Also a fourroomed Men's Cottage, insured for £4OO. Cowshed, and yards, concrete. Wool shed and sheep yards. Sheep dip, etc. Fourcow milking machine, can be taken at valuation. Close to railway. Home separation. Rural mail delivery. Price, £27 10/- per acre. Owner’s equity now £3OOO. will consider exchange for a Small Dairy Farm or Town Property. This property wintered 50 dairy cows and heifers and 400 big sheep. Apply sharp to — & (JO, PETRIE'S BUILDING, STRATFORD. VALUE IN USED FORD VEHICLES. I I Ford Touring, 1919 model, in splendid mechanical'order, good tyres and hood. Newly painted. A bargain at ——£s7 Ford Runabout, 1924-25 model, selfstarter, electric light, five good tyres and tubes. Everything in excellent order. This machine has been well cared for, and is real value at £75 Ford Truck, with Body, thoroughly overhauled and newlv painted—£7s Ford Truck, with new body and cab,, two new rear pneumatic tyres, and guaranteed in first-class mechanical order. Any trial £lOO ! H. DERBY & Co. Ltd. FORD DEAIER3 Devon St, New Plymouth. 'Phons 355 And at Inglewood. 'Phono 105 Hours: Week days 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. GENERAL CARRYING NOTICE. beg to announce we are now established in our depot at Waitara and goods of any description for delivery eu route to Awakino will be promptly col- ; leeted and dispatched. Our lorries leave New Plymouth almost daily for Mokau and Awakino and our special parcel and small goods service leaves Waitara at 8 a.m. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Goods from New Plymuoth collected by our own lorries the day before dispatch. For information 'phone 976 New Plymouth and 160 Waitara. WARREN & TREWEEK, General Carriers.