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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143772, 22 April 1912, Page 7

Two Guineas tor four lines of poetry! Head Ton king’s Linseed Emulsion intimation every Saturday amongst nows items. Life is teal! Life is earnest, This is not an empty jest— If von smoke —smoko good tobacco. ‘‘Royal Standard” is the best! Talking about crooked spines in females it is an astonishing fact that this disease is prevalent to an alarming extent amongst workers of sewing machines in factories, etc. This is because the operator cannot sit upright at her work; she cannot sit opposite the treadle and needle-bar at the same time. An absurdly simple invention has been brought out by the Standard Sewing Machine Co. whereby this serious defect is obviated. Tfco needle works right opposite the eye of tho operator, and she can' sit perfectly upright. This remarkable invention should bo hailed with delight bv all interested in the health of girls. The J-P- Hardware Co,, Devon Street, are tho sole agents, and tho price is £lo.*

SALES BY AUCTION. CLEARING SALE. . PUKEARUHE (URENUI). WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. N EWT 0 N Has received instructions from Mr. W. J. Parsons (who has sold his farm), to sell by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on WEDNESDAY, April 24: The whole of his live and DEAD STOCK, lx., comprising: 100 Dairy Cows, mostly 2nd and 3rd ealvers (duo Augast-Soptem-ber) 24 2 and 3-year Choice in-calf Heifers 9 Store Cows 34 Wearier Heifora 4 2j-vear Steers 3 Jersey Bulls 35 2-tooth Ewes 3 Sows with litter, 3 Sows in farrow,, 1 Devon Sow. 1 Devon Boar, 28 Porkers, 2 Rams, 1 Draught Horse, 1 Halfdraught Mare, 1 Gig Horse, 1 Hack, Fowls, 'Turkeys, etc. IMPLEMENTS: Alfa Laval 100-gatlon Separator, Hornsby Mower, Hay Rake, Gig, Spring Tip Dray, D.F . Plough, Sot Tine Harrows, Churns, Butter Worker, Chaffcutter, 2-horsc-powcr Boiler, Babcock Tester (complete), Cans and Buckets, Harness, Chains, Swingle Trees, No. 5 Gould Ram , 50 foot 2in. Piping, 3 Moveable Pig Styes on Runners, Circular Saw Bench and Saws (complete:, Hand Seed Drill, 1 Horse Cultivator, Tools, 100 Puriri Posts, stack Oaten Hay, and all Farm Sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Superior Bookcase and Sideboard combined (a very fine piece of furniture), Roller Top Office Desk with 23 Drawers (S.R.I, 4 ’Wardrobes, Extension Dining Table, Children’s School Desk, Sowing Machine, Oak Hall Stand, Overmantel. Duchess Pairs, 90-candlc-power Lux Lamps, Kerosene Lux Prima Stove, Bedsteads, Bedding, Tables, Settees, Austrian and Easy Chairs, Linoleums, Carpets, and all necessary House Furniture, Mangle, Ten Sot, and a largo list of Sun-, dries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 11 a.m. Sharp., AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Mr. Parson’s Cows have been very heavily culled by the Babcock test, and can be highly recommended. All tests will bo given at time of sale. Crawford’s Coach will leave Waitara on arrival of 8 o’clock Train, returning after the Sale. Buyers will please book seats.

WAIWAKAIHO. FRIDAY, APRIL 26. EWT 0 N K I N G AVill sell at his yards, Waiwakaiho, on FRIDAY, April 26; 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Sale at 12.30. b 33

fames JTJ qampbell, D.8.0.A. (London), by Exam SIGHT SPECIALIST,—I MAY be consulted at rooms upstairs in A.M.P. Buildings, NEW PLYMOUTH, EVERY TUESDAY (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Appointments may bo made with Messrs. Bennett or Skeates, Jewellers, New Plymouth. CONSULTATIONS FREE. JENKINSON AND c°CARRIAGE BUILDERS. NEW PLY MO UTS AND WAIIARA.