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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 82, 6 March 1909, Page 3

Auctions. A. H. Atkinson «ntf Cs., Lt& FIRST QUALITY FARM SEEDS. ITALIAN and PERENNIAL RYES— Colonial Grown Clovers. AGENTS : McCormick and Deering implements — Drills, Discs, Harrows, etc. Cooper and Duncan's Plough, Rollers, etc. Lawes 1 Sheep Dip. Westfield Manures, and high-grade Basic Slag. Chaff, Oats, Barley, Wheat v Peas, etc. A.. H. ATKINSON AND CO., LTD. INSURANCE, LAND and PRODUCE AGENTS, FEILDING. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. West street, MONDAY, Bth MARCH. 2 p.m. AH. ATKINSON AND CO., 0 Ltd.. have received instructions from MKS A. COHEN, who is leaving Feildiug, to soil on the premises, Westeet (top of Manchester-street), the whole of her high-class furniture, etc., comprising, — Rattan tables, settees and chairs, large upholstered spring lounge chair, and upholstered kauri piano stool, Axminster carpet, cork linoleum, oak coal box, flower stand and ornamental glass, fine hall stand, Italian D.B.R. bedstead (two inch pillars), D. and S. B.R. bedsteads, W.W. mattresses, Duchess chests, walnut and marble washstand, fine walnut bedroom suite, and marble top washstand, Ottoman, large rimu sideboard, choice brass fender and irons. Full dinner set, kitchen and other utensils, lawn mower, etc. LOOK OUT FOR FLAG. GREAT UNRESERVED SALE OF BOARDINGHOUSE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT. WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH. At 1 p.m. TJREVENA'S BOARDINGHOUSE, Kimbolton Road, Feilding. AH. ATKINSON AND CO., • Ltd., acting under instructions from Mr H. D. TREVENA, who is giving up business on account of illhealth, will sell on the premises, absolutely without reserve, the whole of the furniture and effects contained in up to date boardinghouse of thirty-one rooms, comprising, — Piano by "Gors and Kallmann." Leather dining room suite, 5 dozen Austrian chairs, lounge chairs, and leather couches, largo solid Rimu dining-table, and 5 other tables. Cheffonier. 40 dozen knives, forks, spoons, plates, cups and saucers. 6 cruets, 7 bread Hoards and knives. 24 yards inlaid Linoleum in good repair. 8 large paintings. One fine stag's head. Overmantles, What-nots. 2 dozen sugar, jam, and butter dishes. 50 single and double iron bedsteads. 50 wire woven mattresses. 50 kapoc mattresses. 60 pairs blankets, sheets, pillow slips, and quilts. 15 Duchess chests. 30 washstands, looking-glasses, bedroom sets, and chests of drawers, Venetian and other • blinds, curtains, linoleums, large mangle, 2 wr^gers, kitchen utensils and crockery. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE: We have carefully examined the whole of the articles enumerated above. The furniture is sound and in good order, the cuttery, etc., of good class, and the bedding and linen thoroughly clean and serviceable. The sale is absolutely unreserved and every lot offered will be sold to the highest bidder. CHEAP TROUSEES. DARK TWEED TROUSERS, 5b lid; Strong Hard-wearing Saddle Tweeds, 7s lid; All Pure Wool New Zealand Tweed Trousers, 8s lid. . Fine Dark Worsted Trousers for best wear, 8s lid, 11s 6d, 14s 6d. ■jVEAJJ* CLOTHIER, SPECIALITY HOUSE FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEARABLES. FERGUSSON-STREET. BOYS' and Girls' Straw Hats, sale prices 6d, 9d, Is and Is 6d each. Boys' Washing Hats 6d, 9d and Is each. Men's Straw and Panama Hats all reduced one third. Boys' Washing- Blouses and Washing Suite all reduced 33 ■ 1-3 per cent, at SPENCE and SPENCE'S Stocktaking Bale. WANTED KNOWN.— That GEO. TURNER, Beattie-street, Feilding, next Advocate Office, is a Sanitary Engineer, Licensed Plumber, and Drain Layer, Gas and Water Fitter. Electrio -Belts fitted up. Repairs in •11 braaoheft. Estimates siren.