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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 5000, 15 October 1918, Page 8

AUCTION 'NCmCES. CLEARING SALE DAIRY COWS, CALVES, PIGS, FURNITURE, Etb. NEXT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, Cormnencing at 11 a.m. (sharp). Mr. G. W. Reeves, Hexton (old Slaughter House Road, next farm to Mr. 'G. R. Moore’s), lias .instructed me to Sell by Auction, without reserve — THE following live stock x AND SUNDRIES 8 Jersey-Shorthorn Cows (in profit since Ist September only) 3 Cows and 1 Heifer' (springing) 4 18-month Heifers 2 Heifer Calves 9 Cow Covers 4 Berkshire Weaners White Leghorn and White Rock Fowls Domo Separator (35 gallons) Milk Pans, Buckets, Aerators Churn, etc. 200 gal. Galvanised Square Iron Tank ' Chaffcjiitter (Andrews and Bevan) Planet Jnr. and Plough Scythe and Hay Knife Carpeifter’s Bench, Garden Tools 600 Biicks, Wheelbarrow Bradley Gig - r j. 60-egg |Hot-water Piano |aso (tin^lined) Canaritfe and Aviary AND SUNDRIES. Piano (Byfnsmead, London), almost Singer Sewing Machine Sidebpifrd, Extension Dining Table H.B/ Chairs, Secretaire Bookcase and Cabinet (Star Can- / a da. material), Seagrass Arm / Ohairfs\ ■'Padded AViclc#- Chair, Coal Vase Leather Coj^rr—>3l£hatnot, Pictures Occasional Silver and Glasswa^ Floor Rugs, Carpet Square (Brusrunner, Duchess Pairs) Toilet Ware, Chest Drawers Wardrobe Double and Single B.R. Bedsteads, Wires and Kapocs Kitchen Furniture, Crockery Cutlery, Potware Table Mangle and AA T ringer NOTE.—The Cows are a well-se-lected lot, and have been well fed and rugged during the winter, and are milked by the female members of the family, being perfectly quiet and guaranteed sound. Buyers will not be disappointed with these Cows. The Piano, Furniture, and Sundries are in splendid order. NO RESERVE! NO RESERVE! Sale starts at 11 a.m. (sharp). _ Sale starts at 11 a.m. (sharp) with the Live Stock first. Luncheon will he provided. Also, on account of Svdnev Jones: 3 PEDIGREE STUD BOOK JERSEY BULL CALVES. FRED. GRAY Leading Popular Auctioneer. SPECIAL' ADVERTISER*ENTS. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT f I BEG TO ANNOUNCE that ■I have been successful in 8 ACQUIRING THE BUSINESS Ox F. S. MALCOLM & GO. AUCTIONEERS, And purpose carrying' on under the old name a GENERAL AUCTIONEERING and FURNISHING BUSINESS. I am prepared to conduct OUTDOOR SALES in Town or Country at Lowest Board of Trade Rate s and Guarantee -Satisfaction. 1 WILL BUY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and SUNDRIES in Any Quantity for Spot Cash at Highest Market Yalue. I am prepared TO RECEIVE EOR SALE Farm Produce, Fruit. Furniture and Sundries, Cand purpose holding' Regular AUCTION SALES every SATURDAY. NO Receiving-, Delivering or Storage CHARGES made. If You Want , FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS at a Reasonable Price consult me. _ By Straight, Honest Business Methods J hone to merit a fair proportion of your patronage. G. D. MALCOLM, AUCTIONEER

LOOK! 3300 ACRE'S (FREEHOLD) 1000 GRASS, REST BUSH FERN AND SCRUB. ALL RIDEABLE. " • IVELL FENCED AND WATERED. CARRYING 2300 SHEEP, 100 CATTLE, and 30 HORSES. 7-ROOMED HOUSE AND ACCOMMODATION FOR MARRIED COUPLE. WOOLSHED, MACHINES* YARDS AND DIP. —PRICE—£3/15/- PER ACRE. —GASH £sooo— WOULD TAKE GOOD RENTPAYING TOWN PROPERTIES FOR DEPOSIT OR AS PART PAYMENT. BALANCE ARRANGED. . (No. 168) Harry Hall LAND AND ESTATE AGENT.'. GROUND FLOOR, PEEL ST. (Opp. Common, Shelton and Co.) Box 242. Telephone 1184. District Agency for The Australian Provincial Assurance Assn.. Lim.