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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 14 December 1887, Page 3

GRAND BAZAAR AND (JHRIiSTMAfci SALE OF fancy coons CiYRD TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! BSokS ! OTATIONEETT » OTATIONEEI ! FANCY CHINA TERRA cotta ART NEEDLEWORK JOHN BULLOCK OF WELLINGTON jgEGS to announce a Great CHIU ST MAS SALE Of Goods as aUovo in tho Shop just vacated by Mr Muxcaster, in MAIiKET FLACE. Everything 1 at Reduced Prices During tho Christmas Season JOHN BOLLOCK, Bookseller, Stationer and Importer Furniture! Furniture! Saturday Next,

AT 2 P.M. G\ KEEN & NOS WORTHY liav- [ nig received instructions will Sell at their Mart, High Street, a large consignment of Bankrupt Stock as foßows : Pianoforte (by a well-known maker) Drawing llaom Suites in Tapes--4 -y and Plush Borders Drawing Eoom Suites in Silk Tapestry Horse Hair Suites (9 pieces) Clicffiioneers Duchess Tiolet Set Chesto Drawers 3 and oft high Blick and Gold Mirrors What Nots Music Cabinets Fancy Ornaments And General Household EurniU ure. GREEN ic NOS WORTHY, Auctioneers. THE MOST IMI’OETANT LAND SALS Ever held in the Distriet. Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1887. Q R JS E N & NOS WO RTIIY having received instructions from Thomas Redwood, Esq., will SELL by Public Auction, at their Sale blooms, Iligh-street, on the above date; — THE WHOLE OF St- Leonard’s Farm, Contair’ng 450 Acres and sub-divided into 9 blocks of 50 acres each. Two of the Blocks will have Homostcads and Out Buildings

upou llicm, and the whole ha/e been surveyed with a view to economy in fencing. Lithograph Plans will shortly be issued through the local Papers and any person wishing further information can obtain it on application to the Auctioneers. The above offers to intending Purchasers such an opportunity of securing a first class Property that will never occur again on this Plain, as we.feel sure that any purchaser getting any portion of this Property, will never willingly part with if. GREK* AND NOtSWORTHY, Auctioneer .-j. A. Gldershaw, Temporary Premises next Mr r i Smalo. Ll be pi eaS ed to meet all i V old and new Faces at the above premises, Hot Pies and Coffee Always read