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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 123, 26 May 1936, Page 12

AUCTION SALES CONTENTS OF REFRESHMENT ROOM'S LATEST MODEL SINGER DROP HEAD, SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES TO-DAY' (TUESDAY), MAY 2G, AT 1.30 P.M. JOHN COULL’S SALE ROOMS, MARIA PLACE , 3Q NEW CHAIRS, 12 SQUARE TEA 3 TABLES, coconut matting, linos y all glasA, crockery, mirrors, scales s show cases, hot water urn, teasets y trays, jars, etc. REALLY SUPERIOR LINE OF FURNISHINGS, comp, late - model Singer drophead, med. sized oak sideboard, duchess chests, wardrobes i hall table, Morris chairs, double anc single wood beds, 3 sg. chairs, couch in silk poplin, oval din. table, oak tea 5 waggon, dining chairs pictures lady’s and gent’s bikes, ornament.'' . and sundries. ALL REALLY FIRST t CLASS STUFF. ? JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. i UNRESERVED CLEARING , SALE 1 MILE FROM BULLS. WEDNESDAY'. MAY 27, 1936. 12 NOON. i THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DIS ' TRIBUTING CO., LTD., and DAL- ' GETY & CO., LTD., have received in ' structions from Mr. F. Hart to sell, without reserve, the whole of his Bran 1 don Hall dairy herd, comprising:— ! 74 Jersey cows, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, due August, September, ”.w. bul), Woodlands Felice blood. 19 2yr. Jersey heifers, bred from Woodlands Felice blood; due August, September. r.w. p.b. Jersey bull. 10 sows, Devon and Berkshire, r.w. Tamworth boar since April. 30 store pigs. 1 draught gelding, all work (slight rcI 3vr. draught gelding, unbroken (slight reserve). Gane 5-cow plant. 90-gall. Alfa La'al separator. 2 h.p. motor, switch board and condenser, 5 h.p. Lister engine, and general farm implements Light. Luncheon. This herd, which was started from stock purchased in the Taranaki district, has always been well farmed, nothing but high-class butter-fat-pro-ducing sires being used. Consequently we are now offering to the public a herd of young high-grade buttcr-fat-producing cows and heifers whicii should do even better when taken on to heavier country, as the farm on which they have been running is of a light sandy nature. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY HERD OX THE FARM. -J Mile from Mataroa Bailway Station. OX FRIDAY, MAY 29, AT x P.M. SHARP rpHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DIS X TRIBUfING CO., LTD., have received instructions from G. L. S. Dunn, Esq., of Mataroa, who is going out of dairying, to sell without reserve the whole of his herd, comprising: 35 2nd and 3rd calvers. 10 3yr. heifers. 16 2yr. heifers. 3 heifer calves. 2 steers. 1 4-cow Wallace milking plant (s.r.), 1 Alfa-Laval separator (s.r.). 56 fully-paid shares Taihape Co-op. Dairv Co. The above cows are all out of purebred Holstein cows that are in the Stud Book. They have ben pasturing with pedigree Jersey bulls. The cows are due August-September and the heifers July-July. On account of another vendor: 15 Syr. Jersey-cross heifers (due Aug.). 3 3rd calvers (due Aug). Light Luncheon provided at the sale. FRANKISH BROS. MART Reg. Valuers on Furniture Etc. FOR SALE-Xcw Single Beils. 2S' , Mattresses. 13/6. D.S. Cot and Mattress 30/-; Kitehen Tables from 14/-; Cream Cans from 12/6. Bikes, Chairs,, Tools, etc. H. ALP. Mart Manager & Valuer. MR. FARMER Australia’s Champion Station St ,-ck Whip Maker. Stock Whips, Riding Whips, Whip? if All Descriptions made on the nn'ii’ises A. BYWATER & SON, 136 GUYTON STREET. CASH BUYEK wool, SKINS, HIDES. HORSE HAIR and TALLOW. TRY US FOR HIGHEST PRICES. WrLe, or ’phone for us to call! 44 TAUPO QUAY. H. MAY Phone 5142. Wanganui. Night 5278 gTON E ’ B WELLINGTON. HAWKE'S LAY AND TARANAKL Coromrreial, Municipal and Getera! DIRECTORY and NEW ZEALANL ANNUAL.— for 1935 Forty-fifth Year of Publication. Royal Bvo., containing about 185 i pages, corrected to date, the wbol< handsomely bound ir e’otk, gib lettered PRICE: ff oidered before puojicaHor., f] 5? (Payable within 7 days of delivery). If ordered after puoucatiun. £J 10a gTONK, gON A (JO.,