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i Auctions j j CLEARING SALE | I livestock AND PLANT j SPRINGS.JUNCTION 1 i MARUIA ! FRIDAY MARCH 26TH. 1932 I 1 Commencing 12 noon. . WRIGHTSON NMA have been : favoured with instructions ■ i from Mr. A. M. Blackadder to 1 : conduct a clearing sale of Live- i : stock. Plant and Sundries on i the above date. i Order of sale - Livestock i followed by Plant LIVESTOCK: To be offered in B. A. Hutton's I stock yards, across the road ‘ from vendor's property. j SHEEP: j 250 Mixed Aged Romney > Breeding Ewes. I ■ CATTLE: | 70 Mixed Aged Hereford ( and Angus breeding cows, mated Hereford ' : and Angus bulls 1/11/82. i 67 Mixed sex Calves. 11 18-month Heifers. 2 Angus Bulls. • 1 Hereford Bull. . PLANT: ' To be offered on vendor's pro1 perty:— .■ David Brown wheel tractor 885: j W.D.6 International wheel j tractor; 3-furrow 14in.Duncan I 3pl Plough: set chain Harrows: I set Duncan Discs; Inter- . national Mower; 2-tonne ; trailer with truck wheels; car i trailer chassis and wheels; 1961 I Honda motor bike, as is, going ■ order; sheep tip spray and ■ pump: dble horse float; set dog j motels for 4 dogs; 1961 Jaguar ' motor car: 1965 Morris Minor I body; 1956 Vauxhall engine and i gearbox; Austin A4O block (en- • gme); old Morris side valve I , motor and sundries. Outside entries are invited. Please contact Jack Hix. ■ Waimangaroa 718 or Stock Dept., 7193. WRIGHTSON NMA., LTD, AUCTIONEERS. GREYMOUTH. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION EARLY I COLONIAL FURNITURE AND , I GOOD QUALITY I HOUSEHOLD ! FURNITURE AND EFFECTS i AUCTION SALE TO BE HELD ON THE PREMISES ■ 37 MASSEY CRESCENT I ST ALBANS I WEDNESDAY ' NEXT MARCH 24 AT 10.30 A.M. I ON ACCOUNT OF I THE VENDORS WHO ARE ; GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING I A most attractive and wideranging offering of quality lots, we thoroughly recommend your attendance at this auction. Inspection from 9 a.m. day of sale. MAIN ITEMS: Kauri Scotch chest, Kauri wardrobe, Rimu dressing table, Oak sideboard, Oak round dining table with extension leaves, set of 6 Edwardian dining chairs, small Oak sideboard, Oak chest, 2 Oak pedestal cabinets, 2 commodes, old travelling trunk in splendid condition. selection of old chairs. i Antique sewing machine, Oak I double bed, old French clock, i bedside cabinet. 2 bridge i chairs, 1 lady’s chair, display ; cabinet, delightful china cabi- ; net, 3 piece lounge suite, hall ; table, nest of tables. 2 bedroom > cnalrs, camphor chest, 2 flre- ' side chairs, 5 piece double bedi room suite. 3 piece double bedroom suite. 3 piece single bedroom suite, various mat- ; tresses, compactum, wardrobe. Electrolux, electric heaters, Oak dinner waggon, divan, blankets, linen and towels. i rugs, record player with ' speakers, B and W TV, interesting old prints and pictures, valuable old books, old pieces of china, very old silver tea service, large selection of glassware, crockery, ornaments, various kitchenware, pots and pans, cutlery, Kenwood cake mixer, electric toaster, electric jug, electric Iron, Leonard fridge freezer, small refrigerator, washing machine, gent's cycle, excellent selection of garden tools, Lawnmaster motor mower, hand mower, wheel barrow. ladders, and sundries too numerous to mention. I AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: I A most interesting and I varied offering of early ; Colonial furniture which sei- j ; dom come up for Auction and ; : good quality household furnl- I ■ ture and effects. DON’T MISS THIS AUCTION 1 ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE | Further particulars from: I ALBERT SPROTT I AUCTIONEER MGAANZ Phone 799-910 : I l I imr IB 'i i - i Preliminary Notice i CLEARING SALE AT OXFORD OF . PLANT AND SUNDRIES j ON ACCOUNT OF : t t OXFORD ENGINEERING i TRANSPORT LANE, . i - ■ on ; I Friday, April 2, 1982 ' COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. FOR full particulars, please see Saturday. March 27. 1982 issue , of the ’'Press.” i | CHRISTCHURCH