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Waipa Post, Volume XX, Issue 1127, 11 August 1921, Page 8

Public Notices. BOYCE & FAWCETT (Successors to uawson & Swain, Ltd.) THE MART, TE AWAMUTU. MART SALES EVERY SATURDAY at 10.30 a.m. CLEARING SALES CONDUCTED in any Part of the District. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF FURNITURE, etc., in any Quantities. FOR SALE:— Two First-class Suites of Diningroom Furniture Several Tables in good order One Dehorner, as new One 49-gallon' Globe Separator, in perfect order, pheap One Double-seated Buggy One Single-seated Buggy and Harness One Spring Waggon, 11 tons, £2B cash Totara Posts, Strainers, and Battens A Quantity of Galvanised Iron Piping, 11-inch Seed Potatoes in any quantity Horse Covers at 10 per cent below cost; all sizes Crockery, Tinware, Enamelware One New |-shafter Gig, half price Saddlery and Harness Lime-Sulphur Spray for trees and gardens Burnt Lime in hermetically-sealed tins Several Coppers All Kinds of Beds and Bedding, new and second-hand One New Double-burner Perfection Stove; latest pattern and reasonable offer Ten-foot Gates, rimu, white pine, and bluegum 500 feet 4x2 Flooring, etc., firstclass. Register Grates, Baths, and Porcelain Hand Basin. 2 Good Gigs and Harness. 2 Farm Waggons, 15 and 30 cwt. FURNITURE. Bedroom Pair, Duchess, Dining Table. New Singer Machine, etc., etc. A Few Iron Bedsteads and Wirewoves at gift prices. FARM REQUISITES. Milk Cans (20 gallons), Coolers, and Strainers. 160 and 45 gallon Vats. Saw and Spindle, r 160 gallon Alpha Laval Power Separator, full guarantee, to quit at £2O. Totara Posts, £l2. Matai Posts (Owhango), £8 10s. Strainers, 15s. Battens, split, 22s 6d; sawn, 12s 6d. Special quotes for truck lots at station. WANTED KNOWN— % Keen demand for Good Poultry. WANTED— Trio of White Ducks; also Young Indian Runner Ducks. Let us know what you have to sell, AND WE'LL QUIT IT ! Let us know what you want to buy, AND WE'LL GET IT ! We are now prepared to give you a price for your Skins and and promise you top market value. Bring them along and turn them into money. Every little helps. Those having Firearms at the Mart kindly take note that as we learn it is necessary for us to have a license to sell same .we wish them to be, removed, as it is not our intention to take out a license. PRELIMINARY IN order to make room for enlargement of premises. Messrs Boyce & Fawcett have been instructed by the rpiMBER QO., J^TD., to Sell by Auction (Without Reserve), at the Mill, Ohaupo Road (four miles from Te Awamutu) — 70,000 p T- ! 70,000 FT - ! 70,000 PT ' ! (approx.) of All Classes of BuildingMaterial (Pinus Insi'gnus). Large and Small Lots. Arrangements can be made for removal. Sale starts at 1 p.m. on npHURSDAY. IgTH > jfHURSDAY. IgTH ! J. W. BOYCE, fiO Auctioneer. MRS E. J. WARNER, ALEXANDRA ST.. TE AWAMUTU, STOCKS THE BEST Fruit & Confectionery. CHOCOLATES. LOLLIES. FRUIT, PRESERVED GINGER, CORDIALS, DERATED WATERS. VEGETABLES, AND GROCERIES. MODERATE PRICES. v CIVILITY AND ATTENTION. Telephone No. 157. MAILS FROM OTOROHANGA. Main Trunk, north. 5 p.m. Main Trunk, south. 5 p.m. Auckland and North. 10.20 a.m. Wellington and Sou'th. .5 p.m. Kio Kio. Te Awamutu. Hamilton and Thames. 10.20 a.m. Hangatiki. Te Kuiti. Mangapeehi. and Ongarue. 3 p.m. Otewa and Taihaia. trap. Tues.. Thur. and San 11.30 am