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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16447, 28 May 1919, Page 7

SALSS BV AUCTION. KELLY HOAD, LEPPERTON MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1919, At*l2 o’clock sharp. fIIHE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE JL . ORGANISATION SOCIETY; OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, have received instructions from AIR. EVAN HAINE, who lias soldi his farm and is leaving tlie district, to Sell hy Publid Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE,— on YOUNG JERSEY GRADE COWS ' (August and September calvere) 4 SELECTED CHOICE 2-YEAR IN-CALF HEIFERS, by PedM gree Bull 8 HEIFER CALVES (selected) 1 PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE BULL 2 BULL CALVES 3 Three-quarter Draught Farm Horses, good in all harness 1 Child’s Pony (quiet) =-' : 25 Pat and Forward Sheep 2 Sows and Litters, by Pedigree Berkshire Boar 1 Purebred Berkshire Sow, close to profit 1 Purebred Berkshire Boar Disc, Chain and Tripod Harrows, Cambridge Roller (nearly new), Reid and Gray S.F. Lever. Plough, Double-seated Buggy (nearly new), Spring Cart andi •• : “--Gig-(in-good order),- -3owt. Nitrate of Soda, Milk Cans,; Quantity Good Corn Sacks, Cow "Covers, Sheep Skins, Light and Heavy Harness, Tools and Sundries; also 10 Young Purebred Bronzewing Number of White Leghorn. Pullets and Ducks, and 6. Small Quantity of Household . Furniture, We have inspected Mr. Haine’s herd, and any dairyman wanting good quality young Jersey cows need go no further. The sale of good Jersey cows has been very heavy this autumn, but in Mr. Haine’s herd there is still a chance for dairymen to secure' some of the best cows procurable. Tire cows are all in calf, mostly to a pedigree Jersey bull, and the balance to a pedigree Ayrshire hull. . ’ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. c 670 MISCELLANEOUS. NEW PLYMOUTH FIRE BOARD. THERE are vacancies in the New Plymouth Volunteer Fire Brigade for several active young men. Excellent free quarters are provided at the new Fire Station. Candidates are invited to aommunicato with the Superintendent, Mr. F. C. J. Bellringer. L. M. MONTEATH, Secretary. c 633 VOGELTOWN DAY SCHOOL. OFFICIAL OPENING. THE New Day School at Vogeltown will be officially opened on THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 2.30 o’clock. Vogeltown and Frankloigh Park residents and all interested _ are cordially invited to be present. ■ Children’s Sports frdni 1.30. - , H. V. S. GRIFFITHS, Chairman of Committee.; N. ALLEN, ’Secretary. c 664 PUBLIC NOTICE. WE beg to notify the public of Taranaki that we have ,801 d our Men’s Clothing and Mercery Business (which has been conducted in the present premises, Devon Street, Now Plymouth, next Hannah’s Boot Shop, for 29 years) to Messrs. Norman and Alfred Howell, of this town, Mr. Norman Howell having managed the business since hia return from the front/ •’ We take this opportunity of thanking the public of Taranaki for their generops and continued support, and cordially solicit a continuance of that support for the soldier boys. Our Millinery, Costumes, Mantles, Underclothing, General Drapery and Furnishing Departments will be conducted in our present central drapery business, where all trams stop at “call.” No effort on our part will be spared to merit the continued generous support of the Taranaki public. AMBURY BROTHERS, New Plymouth. May, 1919. cm PUBLIC NOTICE. WE beg to advise the public of New Plymouth and the surrounding district that we have purchased the old>-established Retail Clothing and Mercery Business hitherto owned hy Messrs. Ambury Bros., Ltd. By courteous attention to the requirements of all customers we hope to bo favoured with a fair .share of support from the people of this town and district. (Signed) HOWELL & HOWELL. Norman B. Howell. Alf. H. Howell. c 640 NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. ALL persons found trespassing on my property will be prosecuted, and dogs destroyed. b 974 E. D. ANSFORD, , Omata. i Now Open.—The cwmal Pharmacy, [ opposite A.M.P., Devon Street.