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Taranaki Daily News, 21 September 1931, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP. MANAIA SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. Store and Dairy Cattle, Pigs, etc. JUM—D lIMI—■H—WMill IHlllllliill llOillll HT O. LOO & MERCOTILE. KAKARAMEA SALE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1931. 15 Dairy Heifers. 15 Cows and Yearling Heifers. 2 Sows at profit. 1 4-Year Draught Ge’ding, broken to chains. 1 4-Year Draught Mare, broken to lead. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. NORTH TARANAKI CALF POOL. - COLLECTION OF CALVES. J) ATES of collection-by the STRATFORD MOTORS are altered herewith and will operate as follows:— MONDAYS only. Waitui, Bristol Road, Lincoln Road, Huirangi and Lepperton. TUESDAYS only: Kaimata to Zig-Zag, Ratapiko, Tariki and By-roads. THURSDAYS only; Hursthouse'" Road, Dudley Road, Egmont Village, Kent Road. D. LeC.. MORGAN, Representative.

IRISH LINEN! IRISH LINEN! IRISH LINEN I MONSTER AUCTION SALE. AT SHOP LATELY OCCUPIED BY WARD & CO., Ironmongers, Devon Street, New Plymouth. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 24, 25 & 29< Commencing at 11 a.m. each day. WEBSTER BROS. A CTING under instructions from MR. DARCY FORD, the well-known Linen Merchant, will sell as above a MAGNIFICENT CONSIGNMENT OF PURE IRISH LINEN direct from the Belfast Mills. This is a great opportunity for Hospitals, Homes, Hotelkeepers and those desiring to replenish ,their homes with the world’s finest materials. The consignment consists of the following:— Irish Linens,' Hand-woven Sets, Cloths and Napkins to match in Scalloped, Hemstitched, Plain; Linen Forfars, Glass Cloths, Linen Pillow Cases, plain and hemstitched; Linen Sheets, plain and hemstitched; Hand-worked Linen Bed Spreads, Quilts, Shams, Piece Linens in all widths, also Piece Sheeting, Twill and Plain, in the famous Raleigh and Shamrock brands. These goods will be sold in lots to suit buyers and the sale is TOTALLY UN.’ RESERVED. The consignment will be open for public inspection on Tuesday and Wednesday next from 9 a.m. NOTE CAREFULLY THE DATES OF SALE: THURSDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 24, & FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 25 & 26. WEBSTER BROS.,

WAGE BOOK FOR FARMERS. yyAGE BOOKS, specially drawn up for farmers’ purposes, to conform with the new unemployment tax, and approved by the Department of Labour, may be ob- s tained from the Jobbing Department, Daily News, New Plymouth. PRICE 3/6, CASH WITH ORDER. CHIROPRACTIC During the temporary absence in the United States of Mr. H. A. Jenkins, who will study recent important developments in Chiropractic work, the practice is being conducted by Miss Meta Barr, Palmer Graduate, on four half-days weekly, as follow: —from July 10: MONDAY ...... 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. TUESDAY .... 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. THURSDAY 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. FRIDAY ..... 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 'PHONE 1355. DEVON BUILDINGS. CONSULTATION FREE! 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. S. HARTNELL & CO. THE FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. STATIONERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. Central Devon Street. Clean, new stock. Owner selling for health reasons. . Low rental of 55/- week. Good Lease if. required. A great opportunity to buy right. Price only £165. See us early for this snip. If you are buying or selling, come and have a chat with us. A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 15 words 1/-, three consecutive insertions 2/6.