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AUCTIONS. H. SIATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE AT OXFORD. TO-DAY. TO-DAT, At 12 o'clock. H3IATSOX an*i CO., having sold th« pro- • perty, are instructed bv MR T. MEHRTEXS, to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, the whole o£ hie LIVE and DEAL STOCK. 7737 H. MATSON and CO. I LITTLE RIVER. ' TLTEfDAT, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1018. 1 fSTE SHALL BE PI.EASED TO REI V> fiVE ENTRIES FOR THIS FIXs TUItE. , 773G H. MATSON and CO. i — ; D D 1 N Cr T 0 X SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY. On Account of ISAAC ANDREW, Ellesmcrc, , 30 Eigkteen-months'-oid Store Cattle, rr.ost- [ _ ly Shorthorn Cross Heifers. An ezj ccllent lot. i ENTRIES INVITED. 773;5 11. MATSON mid CO. • r jp ATTERSALL'S SALE. SATURDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of MR ,T. GARDINER, i llahaia, 1 Man?, by Euclid, dam Lrtdy Oiezoin, broken to siiddle, Cyra, untried. Entered in Stud Book. Account W. THEOBALD. 1 D. Mare, Bjt3, broken farm work; any trial 1 Tbree-vour Colt 1 Yearling Draught Colt, by Baron Sandy FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 7733 11. MATSON and CO. CLEARING SALE AT HORNBY. HMATSOtf ar.d CO. hav c received in- • structions from MR THOMAS DAWSON, "CABBAGE TREE FARM," to subrnit to Public Auction, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th. At x p.m.. THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. The List includes; — HORSES— 3 Draught Horses CATTLE.— 3 Cows, two to calvo October, ono calved three weeks 1 Yearling Heifer 1 Veal Calf PIGS— 1 Sow and Litter 4 Largo Store Pigs Quantity of POULTRY. IMPLEMENTS, Eto. 1 Winnowing Macliino, 1 doublo furrow Plough, 1 Single furrow Plough, 1 doublo mould Plough and Grubber combined, 1 Duncan Drill, 1 McCornikk Binder, Cooper and Duncan j Grubber. 2 Draya and Frames, 2 TipOartfl and Frames, 1 Spring Dray (nearly now), Gijf, 1 set Hanows, ' Scarefier, set of Drill Harrows, Mowing Machine (McCormick), Seed and Manure Drill, 1 Cambridge Roller, 1 Wooden Roller, Wool Prees, 1 largo Vyce, Lot of Harness, Dairy Utensils, Scrap Iron, Empty Casks, Stack of Oat Sheaves (about 12 tons). ALSO SUNDRIES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 7T09 H. MATSON and CO. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. MoKENZIE AND WILLIS, [ AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (NEXT POST OFFICE). THE BEST ECONOMY IS SHOWN BY CABEFUL BUYING. BUY YOUR FURNITURE AT THE RIGHT PLAOE. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING HERE. We can supply you with NEW ifUHwITURE OF BEST MANUFACTURE, IN OAK, at the price of Stained Rimu oW where. INSPECT OUR Handflomo Oak Sideboards at 10^ Duohcese Chests at 39s od. Oak High-baok Dining Chain at 13a Gd. Stained Walnut Sideboards from £4 10s. Kitchen Tables at 14s 6d. Kitchen Chairs at 4s Gd. Chesterfield Couohea at £8 20s. Oak Roll-top Desks from £5. 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Of Every Description, Diningroom, Hall, and Kitchen Furniture, in Oak and Rimu, to suit all tastee and puioee. We can furnieh your mansion or 1 your cottage—and save you. money. .' AXMINSTER CARPET HALL RUNNERS, Grand Quality, 27in wide, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, and 12s fid per yard. 1 TAPESTRY RUNNERS from Se 9d per yard, j CARPETS- , . . i We oarry a Very Choice Stook of Ax- j minster, Mirzapore (all-wool Indian), , Wilton Pile, Brussels, and Tapestry Carpats, and can etill quote you at nearly t pre-war prices. HEARTHRUGS AND SLIP MATS— ( A Fine Stook to choose from at' low a prices—from a Kitchen Rug at 3s 6d to a best Axminster for the Drawing-room ] at 87s 6d. We h»vo a very fine range of the latest designs of LINOLEUMS 1 LINOLEUMS!! At' Lowest Prices. As largo a stock as any in town to choose from. DACE CURTAINS— Three yards, latest patterns, 5s 6d per pr, Meo, BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUILTS, TOWELS, BEDSPREADS, at Loweat Prioes. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO MAKE AN INSPECTION Df our Goods, and compare prices and luality... We fool confident the result will J irovo satisfaotory to you and ouiselvcs.' d EASY TERMS OF PURCHASE IF DESIRED. p If you are not in a position to pay spot 2 >aeh, give us a call and we wQI diaouss oar my time payment system with you. o )PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, 7 p.m. to 9 pjn. McKENZIE and WILLIS, V Auctioneezs and House Furnishars, ••= CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Nest Post Office). X IcK 6277-368 I POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS TO NEUTRAL COUNTRIES AND U.SJL. ["TNDER Ihe Postal Regulations Now». U papers addieeeod to the United States if America and to Neutral Countries .re not forwarded UNLESS DESPATCHED B :HROUGH 'J.HK PUBLISHING OFFICE )F THE PAPER ITSELF. Readers of "THE PRESS" and "THF VEEKLY PRESS." who have been sendSi op ice of those papers to friends resident <n bo United States of America or in any neu- • ral oountry, can ensuro futuro forwarding >y communicating with tho Jhriat church Press Co., Ltd., Cathedral ajuwe. I