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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXII, Issue 6700, 18 October 1905, Page 4

i Friedlander Bros., Ltd FOE PRIVATE SALE. ISTSTE have be«a instructed to Soil by v 9 Private Treaty the following Plants all in thorough working order :— 1 6-H.P. Traction Engine, by Burrell, 1401bs pressure, Empire Chaffcatter, Travelling Hut, Dray and Tank. 1 8-H.P. i'ouble-crank Corap. Engine by Burroll, 1751bs pressure, Travelling Stiwbonch, 2 Hnts, Dray and Tank. 1 Threshing Plant, comprising 1 8-H.P. Engine (Burreli) f 1851bs pressure, 1 Combine (sffc drum), with Elevators attached, 2 Huts, Tank and Dray. Also— 2 10- ton Wagons, Coopor and Duncan, 2 6-ton Wagons. Corncrasher, Elevator, and Bagger 1 10-inch Chaffcuttes (Andrews and ■ Be van) 1 Oil Engine, 3&-H.P., by Reid and Gray Also, on account of a Client, — 1 8-H.P. Traction Engine (Fulton) 1501b pressure, with Hood over full length ' of Engine. 1 Andrews and Bevan Double-bagger Chaffcutter, 14inch mouth 1 Combine (Fulton), double sectioa 6ffc drum, Elevator and Feeder, by Duncan, Men's Whare, 1 6-ton Wagon, Cook s Water Cart. The above Plant is in first-class order. Full particulars on application to FTJIEDLANDER BROS Ltd, . Auctioneers. Ryegrass, Oats, and Wheat. T7(OE Prompt Delivery* we are CASH BUYERS, At Highest Market Rates, of .New Season' Ryegrass, Oats, and Wheat. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. BUSINESS NOTICES I^TOW OPENING—New Season's Goods XI for eaoh Department. Specially selected and Imported Direct. . The Prices will be striotly in accord with our Motto— "Sterling Value, Fair Profits, Quic Saleß." H- C. BARRETT'S Drapery, Clothing, and Boofc Warehonß© " War \J*B I Ants **ucJp CHILDRENS'^OMPEHTIOir; WANTED-Every Boy and Girl to ask their Grocer for a Circular giving full information-about a most interesting? DRAWING and WRITING OompetitionT SEVENTEEN PRIZES, One of ... £2 0 Q Two of ... £i 0 o each Four of ... £010 0 each Ten of ... £0 4 0 each If your Grocer can't supply yon -with particulars and conditions, write to the following :-— Address: ....'. "THE TIGER TEA, JUVENILE LEAGUE," P.O. Box 111, Dunedin. Master Bakers! "VTOUR Business will be incresFed. JOURNEYMEN your yoke is made easy by using ■ * NORTON'S Celebrated "DORASE," No sour bread, qualities are excellent/ Highest awards and testimonials pbtameai Bead Professor: Jago's (London) and A' Biokerton's (Christchuroh) reports. Send along for full particulars to Norton, Lyttelton, (a I Summer Oold v Caught after over-exertion > is to be dreaded^ You don't give much, heed to .-'■.; I it, and think it will go ' away of itself. However, it takes firm hold of the \ \ system, with untold suf- | fering as the result. Keep j a bottle of ! BONNINGTON'S (Carrageen) IRISH MOSS in the house and take a. dose if you feel the teast sign of a chill. It i s pleasant to take, and gives Instant Relief. All Chemists and Storekeepers. Don*t take one of the many imitations, but Asktbrßonnihgtbn's ' L-- — „„ ■■ 11 ,..i, M |.,..,^|..,,|!f;''' • k PRUDENT Investment will bIS ex. you good results, Try Norton* Premier Egg Preservative 8 221 Me wmaa's Livery Stables (Behind Somerset Hotel);, A>hb«tton Saddle Horses aXvmjrt on hire. Beat accommodation for visitom from town or coontry. Wedding and Pionic Parties catered for ' Charges Moderate Cab« meet all Trains. Stand for Bioyolei<Horses clipped as arranged" Telephone No. 40. J." MEWMAm : Proprie^ ■;