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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14592, 16 February 1921, Page 4

LOUGHLIN BROS. JgROS. Will Sell_ at the Mart, opposite Post Office, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 11.30 a.rn. QUANTITY of Circular Saws, Band ' c * Saws, Leather and Balala Belting, Carpenter’s and Cabinetmaker’s Accessories. BELTINGS. —56ft. of 3A inch Leather Belting, lift, 5 incn Batata, 31ft 3 inch L. and R. Belting, l.'ltt, 7 inch L. Belling, 67ft. 2 inch L. Belting. CIRCULAR SAWS.—) 38 inch, 3 27 inch. 1 19 inch, J 17 inch, 3 17 inch, 2 13 inch. 3 12 inch. BAND SAWS.—I 15 x 1A 3 15 x 1, 1 15 \ I. 1 13x9, 1 15x4. 1 15 x i. 92ft. on 8 Band Saw, and 15ft. of 3 inch do. ALSO Hand Boring Machine, Pulley Blocks, 1J inch Plummer Blocks, Blow Lamp, Augers, Circular Saw, Spindle, Vycc, Wrenches. Sledge Hammer, Paint Brushes. 36 Files, Bell Fasteners. Oil Slone, Cramps, Carborundum Slone. Spanners, Spindle Culler, and Numerous Other Sundries. AT 1 P.M. Full Pons of Poultry. Laying Hens, Table Birds, White Leghorns. ALSO Full Mari of High Grade Secondhand Furnishings, including Hie contents of a 5-romncd house removed to our Mart for convenience of sale, being too late to advertise, and the usual list. Large Rimu Sideboard, 3 Dining Room Suites. D.S. Halisland, Couch, Exl. Tabic, Upholstered Couch, Chefonici-, D.S. Duchesse Pair, Ore. Tables, Washstands, 7ft. 6in. Rimu Red and W.W.. Copper Plated, PicI lures, D.S. Overmantel, Duchesse Pair. I D.S. Sideboard, Stretcher, Chest Drawers. Bookcase. Writing Desk, Rimu Bed and W.W.. Bedding, 7ft. Iron Red and WAV., Stretcher. Rocker, Overmantel, Chairs, S.G, Chairs. Fender and Irons, Col. Couch and Squab, Linos and Floor Coverings. Two Wheelbarrows, Spray Pump. 3 Rolls Rubberoid and Numerous Sundries too Numerous to Advertise. Terms Strictly Cash. T. J. LOUGHLIN, Auctioneer. Don’t miss this enormous clearance sale starting at 11.30 a.in. 337 J^OUGHLIN AUCTIONEERS FURNISHERS Rapid Sellers 1 Liberal Buyers! Good Sound Values aro Always to be found at their Big Mart, of FURNISHINGS, BOTH NEW AND SECOND-HAND, that satisfy every reasonable requirement. Their THURSDAY SALES leave little to be desired. FOR CLEARING SALES they claim to give satisfaction under any condition. Gauge a firm's present ability by its past record and place your SALES with absolute confidence in Hie experienced hands of the LOUGHLIN3 and their capable and staff. 'TOU GHLIN y> R 0 S. Opposite P.O. 'Phone 1035. HAMILTON. B R 0 s -’ MOTOR CYCLING. SATURDAY, JpEBRUARY 2(J } 1921 - THE MOST THRILLING EVENT OF THE YEAR. jyyoTon qycle jaaces. AEROPLANE PASSENGER FLIGHTS. And by Special Arrangement, EXHIBITION OF WONDERFUL AERO STUNTS, Including Looping the Loop, The Roll, The Spinning Nose Dive, The Half j Roll, The Falling Leaf, etc., by Capt. I A. C. Uphain, in an Avro Aeroplane, j You’ve Heard of these Stunts, But You’ve Never Seen them Per- i formed, Have You? This is Your Great Opportunity. The Dav » SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1921. The Place is— CLAUDELANDS RACECOURSE, HAMILTON. First Race 1 p.m. Afternoon Tea on Ground. Music by Hamilton Municipal Band. Ten per cent, of Net Proceeds [ Donated to Hamilton Fire Brigade | Accident Fund. Admission to Course Is 6d. Grandstand 2s. Passenger Flights are now being j booked by the Secretary, and Passim- ; gers will bo taken up in order of booking. P, J. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. I Box 72, Hamilton. 285 | o?Ttc«i„ H Q. ROGO TT, F.S.M.C. (London), F. 1.0. . (England), Fellow of the Institute of Ophthalmic Opticians, England, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Address; MANNING’S MAIN PHARMACY, HAMILTON. ARCHITECTS. g ° tton a~R Fni— A.1U.1i.A., A R C H I T E (1 T. Next to Library, Victoria Street, . HAMILTON. A few shillings spent m trie free use I of Nffzol to protect the mucous membrane of the mouth, nose and throat ! from Goughs, Colds and Sore Throats, i etc., is better than hours of suffering. |