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Bush Advocate, Volume XIX, Issue 778, 27 July 1907, Page 8

W. ROSE. ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE. GREAT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF BANKRUPT STOCK OF DRAPERY. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES Purchased by C. J. Marshal! at 6/8 in the £. i WROSE has received instruc- j , tions to sell b^ pub..? auc- j at the Marl, Dannevirke OB j "" " MONDAY & TUESDAY, j July 29fch and 30th, I Commencing at 1 o'clook each day. The following are a few only of the lines to be offered — Irish linen*, damask, lace curtains, linen, sheeting, towels, cretonnes, splendid range of dress material, tabling, quilts, ladies' jackets (very latest), flannelette blousing, flannel, etc.; gents' suitings in great variety, tailor -made box suits, saddle trousers, underwear of all description, boots, shoes, etc. Remember there are hundreds of Other lines to be offered. I * ' ■ W. ROSE, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Su«NS-STREET,DAtfNEVIRKE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 Ist, At 2 p.m. WROSE has heen instructed • by Mr A. Risdon, who is leaving the district, to sell by auction on the premises as above the contents of a well-furnished 5-roomed house, comprising— Dining room suite in leather 9 pieces, sideboard, dinner service, dining and other tables, fenders, linoleums, > large wardrobe with mirror front, duchess chests and washstands, ware, double and single bedsteads, box Ottoman, kitchen and cooking . utensils, and a multiplicity of minor effects. NO RESERVE. j See red flag at gate. On view on i morning of sale. DANNEVIRKE HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3bd, At 1 o'clock. Tir ROSE will sell by public aucVV • tioa at his yards, next Masonic Hotel stables.— On account of a contractor who is giving up busmess — 1 draught gelding " Jack," 9yr old, good shafter 1 draught gelding " Bill," Byr old. good shafter 1 draught gelding " Lofty," Byv d\d, good shatter and leader 1 draught mare "Nell," 7yr old, shafter aad lender I. draught mare "Nellie," 4yr old, chains only 1 draught gelding " Dick," syr old, chains only A!sq«" 6 heavy, medium and light draughts 3 good hacks y 2 light harness horses 1 gig mare DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th. WROSE will sell by auction at 8 1.30 o'clockS6 latewes 30 fat wethers 150 s.m. ewes in lamb to Bomney tarns • 6 fat bullocks j 6 fat heifers i 6 springing heifers 4 good dairy cows (at the drop) 4 first-class springing heifers (at the drop) 2 guaranteed dairy cows (at the drop) On account of Mr J. Roulston, of Norsewood, who is giving up dairying— 12 first-class dairy cows THE GREATEST DRAPERY SALE .EVER HELD IN HAWKE'S BAY. BANKRUPT STOOK OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES To be. cleared by auction. ALFRED PERRY has received instrnctions from Marshall and Co., who have purchased the above stock at 6/8 in the £, to sell at the Hall, ORMONDVILLE, On Wednesday and Thursday, July 31 and August 1, at 1 o.clock sharp. The following are a few only of the lines to be offered: — Irish linen, damask sheeting, qnilts, curtains, towels, tablings, dress material, blousing, ladies' jackets, umbrellas, - gents' suitings in great variety, bos suits (tailor-made), underwear of all description, rugs, blankets, saddle trousers, shirts, ladies' and gents' boots and shoes. Remember there are hundreds of other lines to be offered. JOHN F. PERRY, Auctioneer. i " t. DONT FORGET to go to H. M. RIES & SON'S for a good VEHICLE — over 60 to choos* from. Prices are, the cheapest in town. Don't . fail to give this firm a' trial. GO to Bennett's for Pearson's Peptochlor. This means a doll ticket. \TOU; CAN GET IT AT MAOKAY Jl f and \