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Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1931, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 1.30 p.m. S. HARTNELL & CO., (THE FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS) 'O'AVE been favoured with instructions from G. P. EDWARDS, ExQ, to sell THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS. Dining and Sitting Rooms.—Upright Grand "Collard and Collard’ Piano in rosewood case, Queen Anne design Oak Dining Suite (six pieces), 9 x 12 Axminsier Carpet, Massive Chesterfield Lounge with loose cover, Palm Stands, Rimu and Oak Gateleg Table, Chairs and Settees, Rugs, Oak Sideboard (fumed), “Atwater Kent” Wireless Set, nine valves, in handsome walnut console cabinet, China Cabinet, Copper Kerbs, H.M.V. Portable Gramophone (late model) and Records, 9 x 10ft 6in. Axminster Carpet. Bedrooms. —Rimu Bedroom Suite i.e., Wardrobe and Duchess (with shaped mirrows), Pedestal, Panelled Beds (full size),' Oak Bedroom Suite (i.e., Duchess Oval Mirror, Panelled Bedstead, Pedestal and Wove), Double Oak Beds and Bedding (single and double), Duchess Chests, Old Cedar Chest of Drawers, Cabinets, Stretchers, Carpet Runners, Bedroom Rugs, 2 Rimu Wardrobes, Dropside Cot, Seagrass Chairs, Pictures, Dressing Tables and Washstands, Etc. Kitchen. —Extension Table and Chains, Drophead “Singer” Machine, Rimu Buffet, Child’s High Chair, Settee and 2 Carver Chairs, Clock, Pictures, Books, Stainless Cutlery, Oak Cake Stand, Odd Crockery, Clothes Basket, Stool, Writing Desk, Etc. The above is Modern Furniture, tastefully selected. Buyers are advised to attend this sale. NOTE. —Furnishings can be taken from other vendors for this sale on early application to Auctioneers. ,

NEW Home Beauty ““’CONCRETE JjMj In seeking for more expression and §gg||/ IS beauty in Homes,S Architects are turning more and more to CONCRETE as the most convenient and economical -AW X/ I material available. Concrete made from Hl HI S'' Wilsons Star Brand Portland Cement ®, « is usually selected by Architects and Builders by reason of its consistent qualities and its — assurance of 0 r- • permanence. A*)—- ' -— Guaranteed to exceed -- 1 the requirements of the British Standard 2r~~~ Specifications.

FARMERS! PROTECT your cows from CONTAGIOUS MAMMITIS, and increase your returns by INOCULATING the whole herd with our combined and tested VACCINE. Vaccine costs 2/6 per dose (a dose contains three treatments). Syringe 10/6. Needles 1/- each. Write for Booklet. HAMILTON VACCINE CO., LTD., P.O. Box 181, HAMILTON. Fred Pratt, Manager. nPHE . INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE X BACON CURING CO., LTD., will receive PIGS from BOTH SHAREHOLDERS and NON-SHAREHOLDERS as follows:— Urenui. —Monday, June 1 and 15 (last day of season). Auroa.— Monday, June 1 (last day of season). Stratford. —Monday, June 1 and 22 (last day of season). Toko—Monday, June 8 (last day of season). ■ Douglas.—Monday, June 8 (last day of season). Pihama. —Monday, June 8 (last day of Tariki.—Tuesday, June 9 (last day of season). Kapuni—Tuesday, June 9 (last day of season). Waitara—Tuesday, June 16 (last day of season). Matapu.—Tuesday June 16 (last day of season). Midhirst. —Tuesday, June 16 (last day of . season). Inglewood—Every Wednesday only. Smart Road—Every Wednesday only. PLEASE NOTE WE ARE RECEIVING PIGS AT INGLEWOOD AND SMART ROAD ON KING’S BIRTHDAY. NOTE.—An allowance of 1/- per pig towards cartage will be paid in respect of all pigs delivered at our stations on the dates as above. PRESENT ADVANCESBACONERS 105/1501b. 3Jd per lb. Until further notice the company will purchase only Bacon Pigs from 105/150Ib. in weight. Porkers will be received on Owner’s account and rates of advance (with recourse) for the time being may be had on inquiry from the Company’s office or from the Company’s buyers. We sell Barleymeal, Pollard and Meatmeal. Order from our buyers, or ’phone No. 12.