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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 September 1924, Page 1

AUCTIONS —i—j.i— SAI.E OF DAIRY STOCK. TOTARA FLAT SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND x AGENCY COY. will, sell as above:— Account Mr Fred Watts, Mawheraiti: His DAIRY HERD, comprising 58 COWS at point of calving. Average test of herd last season 4.4. Account Canterbury Client: 1 Truck SPRINGING HEIFERS and COWS. Other entries comprise : — 12 SPRINGING COWS 6 SPRINGING HEIFERS 20 MIXED CATTLE 20 EWES with LAMBS at foot / This sale gives intending purchasers a great chance of securing their rc.luirements, and the above will be sold singly to suit purchasers. Further entries invited. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE LOWN PROPERTIES, GREYMOUTH AT AUCTION ROOMS. FRIDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER. At 11.30 a.m. Q W. MOSS AND CO., .instructed * by the District Public Trustee, is Executor of the Estate of Mary Ann Josephine Foot will sell by public auction as above: — LOT A. —Leasehold Property, containing 3 decimal 1 perches (more or less), being Lot 3 of part of sections 65 and 64, Tainui Street: 4 together with BRICK SHOP and improvements thereon, occupied by W. H. Bennington. LOT B. —Leasehold Property, containing 4 decimal 3 perches (more or less), being Lot 2 of part of section 64, Mackay Street, with TWO-STORIED BRICK BUILD ING and improvements thereon, occupied by Gunnerson, Ltd. LOT C — Leasehold Property, containing 4 decimal 6 perches, being Lot 1 of part section 64, Mackay Street, with SHOP thereon, occupied by T. H. Butcher. The above properties are in the centre of the pick of Greymouth’s business sites, and offer a splendid opportunity, for acquiring first-class investment. For conditions of sale, and all particulars, apply to the District Public Trustees at Greymouth and Christchurch or from G. W. MOSS AND CO., Auctioneers. PUBLIC NOTICES. “SEAFORTH” SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. , CLASS OR CORRESPONDENCE TUITION. /CANDIDATES for Government Examinations in Marine, Stationary, Locomotive, Traction and Winding Engineering, should consult P. MACKENZIE, M.I. Mach.E., late Inspector of Machinery, Surveyor of Ships and Examiner of Engineers to the N Z. Government, who has opened a School for the above subjects. Address :—“Seaforth, ” Weston Avenue, Palmerston North'. ip T). Your Prescription. Have * * it dispensed at the oldest Pharmacy on the West Coast.—Han well Williams and Baes, Chemists.