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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXII, Issue 6700, 18 October 1905, Page 3

I Friedlander Bros,, Ltd. SATURDAY. Oct. 28, 1905. 304- Aero rnrm at 304 (HI iinr* d XXJLJLIULsb FKIPDLANDER BROS.. LTD,, have received instructions from Mr Thomas Addis to sell on above date, At their West Street Salerooms, Hisi 3?arn), being Lot 5, Lagmbor Sale Plan, situated on the Maronan Koad, close to Hinds River, and containing 304 Aoies. The T and is nil in English Grsss witli the exception of 65 Acres, which is in Wheat stubble nnd ready for crop of Turnips. It is substantially fenced and subdivided. , Mr Addis having purchased a Farm at Winchmore, is desirous of disposing of this Block. Full particulars at Sale at 1 p.m. E. FRIEDLANDER, 10 228 . Auctioneer. HORSE FAIR. OUR NEXT HORSE FAIR will be held on Thursday, Oct. S6ilt, 1005, .., for which we shall be pleased to receive Entries. Friedlander Bros;, Ltd". E, FRIEDLANDER, 10148 Auctioneer Massey-Harris Binders. A S our Expert ia now in attendance to <ck. overhaul Machines, early application for his services is necessary by Clients to ensure prompt attention. Friedlander Bros, Ltd., Local Agents Seeds. > , Seeds. WE are now offering New Sen sou's COWGRASS RED CLOVER WHITE CLOVER AL3YKFBBOADLKAF ESSEX RAPF, Etc. Also, choice Double Machine Dressed RYEGRASS, COCKSFOOT, Etc., Of highest Germination, at lowest market rates. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. i . ! David Thomas i . | ARCADE HORSE FAIR. MT Next Horse Fair will bo held in the Arcade on .FRIDAY, OCT. 87,1905. And throughout the Year on the Following Dates, viz. •. — FRIDAY, NOV. 24; and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. DAVID THOMAS, 6 331 Ashburton. The N Z Farmers' Co-opera-tive Association of Canterbury, Ltd HXXfcSEJFAIRS OUR next Horse Fair will be held in Our "West Street Auction Mart on FRIDAY, DEC. Btfe, 1905, For which we are now Booking Entries. The above "will be followed by Fairs during 1906 on the SECOND FRIDAY (when possible) in eaoh Month, as follows:— January 12fch, February 9th, March 9th, April 13, May 11th, June Bth, July 13th, August 10th, September 14th, October 12th, November 16th, December 14th. T. F. GIBSON, Manager. 9 273 H. A. LLOYD, Auctioneer Public Notices. Chertsey Saleyards Company. SHEARING SHED. A LL Booking Orders during the present x3L Shearing Season will be received by the Yardman (Mr W. Laraman), who will be in attendance daily at the Yards connected with the Shed. JOHN STRINGFELLOW, 10 213 Seoretary. Methven Yards Company. mo BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on account of the Methven Yards Company, owing to extensive alterations and renewals,— A Quantity of Battens, Posts, Gates* etc. To be Sold after the Stock Sale on THURSDAY, October 19th. 10 192 G. H. ALINGTON, Seoretary. About Specs •gflHfe The Public are being Htl^^HP educated to a fuller reUl^^P cognition of the necessity for skiUed help in the selection of spectacles. Formerly, people were content to select their own glasses, with an arrogant selfconfidence born of want of knowledge, often causing themselves suffering. With fuller knowledge, 6elf-confidence is disappearing, and a greater tendency is evinced to rely on the help of skilled opticians. Having made a complete study of the eye and its defects, and having installed the very latest appliances for sight-testing, I can fit glasses to remedy any error of refraction, OPTICIAN, SOMERSET BUILDINGS. '. Children's eyes carefully tested. ' Charges Moderate, I ; Triangle Bakery. "O" AVINGr Purchased the Business lately carried on by MR H. W. ROBINSON, I hope by strict attention to business to 1 secure a share of the public custom. CAKES & SMALL GOODS A F SPECIALTY. M, PRIEST, TO LET. -j^TEW • Cottage, fronting Alford Forest IS Road, just above entrance to the . Woollen Factory. Apply to T. BULLOCK, TO LET E y^OTTAGE of 4-rooms, Nelson Street > \j Hampstead. T. BULLOCK,