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Hastings Standard, Volume IX, Issue 5106, 25 January 1906, Page 3

HASTINGS AUCTION MART. FRUIT, PRODUCE, FURNITUKE SATURDAY, 27m JANUARY, 100( At 1.20 4 M c G L A S 11 A N, k. • will sdl at his Mart, as above : Teaches, plums, oranges, auncots, apples, potatoes, champagne cider, tea, onions, etc. Also: A few lines of Furniture. UNREDEEMED I'LEDGES. Jewellery, Watches ,t E.P Wae SATURDAY, January 27th, 19015, At 2 p.m M" e G L A S II A N. ,_, instructed by the representative of Mr J. E. Allen, George street, Sydney, will sell, Absolutely Without Reserve, a consignment of Unredeemed Pledges consisting of Gold and silver watches, gents' gold Alberts and muff chains, 18ct diamond rings, half-hoop diamond and sapphire, diamond and ruby, and opal rings, IS and 15 carat brooches, bangles, brae lets, pendants, lockets, >tc. A few hig i class Parisian extra powerful field and opera glasses. All the above goods are of high quality, and mostly Hall marked

DAIRY COWS " HAVE for Private Sale on account . of the owner being short of feed : 1 Young Jersey Cow, springing to 2nd calf 1 Red Heifer, calved two months 1 Black Heifer, springing to 3rd ca'.f 1 Bull Calf, 3 months The above Cows are guaranteed sound and quiet, and to be first rate milk and butter givers Anyone in need of a thoroughly reliable Cow, young and guaranteed, should make early enquiry as the owner must sell A. McGLABHAN, Auctioneer To Save Money When Purchasing FURNITURE, CROCKETT, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, ORNAMENTS, Floor Covering ALL KINDS OF Household Goods A. McGLASHAN, AUCTIONEER & FURNISHER. BY SUCTION .'felastiiis's Lauds FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, 1906, I PROTESTANT HALL, HASTINGS CB. HOADLEY & SON have been • instructed by the executors m the estate of the late H. O. Caulton, to sell at Hastings, the following VALUABLE & FAVOURABLY SITUATED ALLOTMENTS, viz— Sections Nos 346, 347, 365, and 366,. Nelson street, all quarter acres.to be sold separately Subdivision No 5. Allerton estate, Hastings, containing 1 acre 3 roods 13 perches Subdivision No 6, Allerton estate, Hastings, containing 1 acre 3 roods 16 perches Subdivision No 18, Allerton estate, Hastings, contaioing 3 acres 2 roods 18£ perches One equal undivided half shire in Sections 183 187, 188. 192. 193 and 194 in Eastbourne and Hastings streets Terms : Quarter cash at lime of sale, balance in oue month. Also on other account Sections Nos 1, 2, 3. 4, 23, 24 31 ami 32. corner of Hayt-lock and i\n k roidi-, all substantially fenced mu\ sub divided, good artesian well. 'J his desirable residential property phisitss of 4 acres 3 roods 21 perches, and will be oli'ered in one block Term? : Quarter cash, rvilanee in two year.-, bearing ~> per cent, t On Mtcoint of Mr J. Macltie— Allotments 57 and ijH. Block C 7, Flimsy Instate, situated corner of Eiti'r-.jy and Gray's road-- "bout '•lalf a mile from Hastings K»;l'.'av Station, yooii t) roomed Dwelling, outbuildings and o wcK suil very good. Thi:; Property ln« been occupied by Mr K !k)li>-, hikl represents a very desirable and ctrplelo lilile farn'i. Tecn-i : (Juarler c»sh, haWnee April Ist next. bearing 5 percent interest. Immediate possession C B OOADLFY & soy. Auctioneers, Napier and Hastings I VriLLIAMS a: KETTLE,. Lti>. » V iltive ht:un favored with instructions from Rtitbhone Urn.; to sell at their Yards, Karamu street. Hastings, ou FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. The whole of 'heir Aiumitsvoro Th'ikoi.i.hijKkii Horses, comprising 35 lots of Stallion.-*, Brood Mares and Youngsters, broken and unbroken. CataloL'U'jo on a|>;.di(v.tion ' ALFRED RLli\ Aitett'jnter ("1 ET thorn at Ciui>i,i.v"> and plant, T now—Flnnls ~r C,d. ■■•>-, ('ah- ! lia'4o, «iirt.-: of Cm:!'.! I ViT. I V .!•<'.' i j Brussels Sprout*, Su-oni.', etcgsod hetMiy and savour/