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ASHBURTON SALES PUBLIC AUCTION DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1 p.m. -ON THE PROPERTY— J. Trevor Thomas & Co. Have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate W. W. Carruthers to offer and sell by Public Auction the Residential property known as:— 44 GRIGG STREET <32.6 PERCHES) This attractive home built of concrete and brick on a sunny corner section contains two bedrooms, sunrooms, drawing room and living room together with the usual kitchen, laundry, and bathroom arrangements. Wall-to-wall carpets of good quality are fitted and these are to remain in the house unless otherwise stated at time of Auction. The whole property has been well maintained over recent IX ar, /, by bolh the ,ale Mr and Miss Carruthers. The situation is most desirable being only a ■hort walk from Domain, Hospital, Churches, Library and main shopping centre. Well fenced, with a brick garage and tool shed and concrete paths, the new owner will have little to do other than enjoy his new home Properties of this calibre in Ashburton are seldom offered for sale and we unconditionally recommend it to prospective purchasers. Perpetual Trustees and Agency Co.. Ltd, Trustees for the Estate, Charles, Doig, and Urquhart, Solicitors for the Estate. ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE To be sold directly after the Land Sale, On account ESTATE R. J. CARRUTHERS Round Walnut Dining Table, on tripod base; Queen Anne Period Furniture, Including Couch, one small and one large Fireside Chairs; Four Dining Chairs; Josephstein Iron Frame Piano; Pye Portable Radiogram: Mahogany 4ft Coffee Table; Sea Chest; Prestcold Refrigerator; Electrolux; Scotch Chest; China Cabinet; Panel Wall Heater; Wardrobes; Single Beds; Innerspring Mattresses: Gilt Frame Paintings; Beatty Washing Machine; Dinner Service; Four and 5-drawer Tallboys; Vono Under Bars; Electric Cake Mixers; Singer Sewing Machine; Table Lamps; Vases; Dishes; Cutlery; Standard Lamp; together with a host of other household furniture and garden tools; Copper Kettles: Silver plated Cream and Sugar Set, Brass Candlesticks, E.P. Tea Pot and Water Jug. J. TREVOR THOMAS and CO., ASHBURTON. B9ll TINWALD SALE Tuesday, September 3, 1968. Special entries include: A. W. McKAY, “Three Springs,” Methven--65 Romney Ewe Hoggets. ‘ In full wool. R. J. COOPER, Westerfield: 60 Romney Ewe Hoggets. In full wool. ACCOUNT CLIENT: 100 Romney Wether Hoggets. ESTATE J. McQUILKEN, Eiffelton: 62 Romney Ewes. 80 South Dorset Down Cross Lambs (tailed). 80 Romney Ewes. 96 South Dorset Down Cross Lambs (tailed). CATTLE: ESTATE J. BONIFANT, WAKANUI: 17 2-year-old Friesian Steers. 17 15-month Hereford Steers. 5 15-month Aberdeen Angus Shorthorn Cross Steers. 5 15-month Aberdeen Angus Shorthorn Cross Heifers. N. A. SCHMACK, Wlllowby: 5 2-year-old Aberdeen Angus Friesian Cross Heifers. 23 Yearling Aberdeen Angus Heifers (suitable for breeding). L. S. MCDOWELL, Hinds: 10 Yearling Friesian Steers. 10 Yearling Friesian Heifers. H. A. WOODS, 6 18-month Friesian Steers. MR G. KALMA, Mount Somers: 1 Friesian Cows, Ist calver. 2 Friesian Cross Cows, sth calvers. (Good butterfat test.) 1 Yearling Friesian Bull. 2 Yearling Friesian Cross Bulls. SPECIAL ENTRY; COMPLETE DAIRY HERD On Account: MR M. J. LAFFEY, Westerfield: Who is retiring from farming. Comprising: IS Shorthorn Cross Cows, 2nd to sth calvers. Due September to Shorthorn Bull. 4 Shorthorn 2-year Heifers. Due September to Shorthorn Bull. Auctioneer's. Note: This offer ing represents Mr Laffey's comClete herd, very quiet and can e recommended to intending purchasers. Cattle entries will be sold at the conclusion of store sheep sale. DALGETY AND NEW ZEALAND LOAN. LTD Auctioneers, ASHBURTON. 3617 © TINWALD SALE Tue.day, September 3. 1988. We will offer: On account MR J. B. MORROW. Montalto: 150 S.M. Romney Ewes. (Due to South Suffolk Rams 12/9/88.) 3620 "THE PRESS" "THE PRESS" Has a team of trained operators who will be pleased to help dr advise you on all aspects of— CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For a nominal cost, "THE PRESS" daily readership of MORE THAN 70.000 FAMILIES ensures that your measage reaches the right people at the right time, at a price you can afford BUSINESS OR PERSONAL DIAL 50-109. "THE PRESS” "THE PRESS” >