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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 113, 16 May 1906, Page 3

SATURDAY, 26™ MAY, AT 12 NOON. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLIi BESIDENTIAIi . . . . . . PHOPERTY IN MANSE ROAD. 4Ti RIFFITHS & SON, favoured with instructions from Francis Mullen, Esq., who has sold his business and is leaving the district, will sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, High Street — His valuable Residential Property in Manse Road, being lot 226 of 46 Opawa, containing over a quarter of an acre of land with fine dwelling containing seven rooms, kitchen, bathroom, wardrobes, and conveniences, wash-house with wash-tubs and copper set in, stable and buggy-house, hay-loft and harness-room, and with frontages and back to Manse Road and Custom. House Street, respectively. As Mr Mullen is leaving Marlborough he has determined to sell this property, and has fixed the reserve at far below value. Tho house is in excellent Order and well situated, and this opportunity of securing a really good residence is one not to be missed. Further particulars on.application. GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. —CLEARING— DEAPERY SALE, SATURDAY, MAY 19th. EF. HEALY is instructed to sel^on • behalf of the BRITISH TRADING COMPANY, THE FOLLOWING : Best Colonial Makes in Blankets, Tweeds, Vicunas, Serges, Worsteds, Irish Linen Damask, Serviettes, Arctic and Eiderdown Quilts, Curtains, Towels, Handkerchiefs, Flannelette, Marcella Quilts, Shirts, Pillowcases and Sheets, Muffs, Etc. GOODS ON VIEW. E. F. HEALY, Auctioneer. SALE OF DAMAGED GRAIN. TO-MORRO W ■■: AT 2 P M. EF. HEALY, having received in- • structions from A. McKenziS, Esq., will sell by Public Auction at his residence in Stevenson-street :— 300 sacks damaged Grain. E. F. HEALY, Auctioneer. F KID AY NEXT, 2 P.M. SHARP. IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE. GRIFFITHS & SON, having been favoured with instructions from Mns yG. C. Cabtkr, who is. leaving the district, will sell at her residence, Huteheson Street, without the slightest reserve, the whole of her — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Including: — ' Handsome Drawing Room Suite, Couch, Oval Table, Wicker Table, Wicker , and Easy Chairs, Fern Stand. Fender and Irons, Linoleum, Carpet, Sterescopo and Slides, Curtains, Blinds, Pictures, Pair Horns, •: ■ . Rugs, Rocking Chair, Dining Table and Chairs, Treadle ; Sewing Machine (almost new), Lamp, Tea Service, Lot Glasses and Crockeryware, Single and Double Bedsteads and Mattresses,, Chest of Drawers, Mirrors, Washstands and Ware, Dinner Set, Cooking Utensils, Garden Tools, Tubs, etc., etc. * GRIFFITHS & SON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY NEXT, 2PM. SHARP. GREAT SALE OF PICTURES BY J. DOUGLAS PERRETT. /"^ RIFFITHS & SON, favoured by instructions from J. Douglas Peerbtt, Esq, will sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, High Street— A magnificent collection of Paintings in Oil, Water Color, and Pastel, of Sounds, Lakes, Rivers and Har- : hours of New Zealand and other . choice subjects by New Zealand, English and Continental artists, including J. Douglas Perrett, Phil , May, J. Wallace, Signor Nerli, and others well known to art connoiseurs. The pictures are now on view and catalogues can be obtained on application, .All Pictures are for Absolute Sale. GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. THE KING OF DRINKS. Onp PUNCH. Non-alcoholic. • JL » W. E. Clouston and Co., Ltd., Agents. LARGE SALE OF HORSES. SATURDAY, 19™ MAY! irp F. HEALY will sell at his -*~J • Premises, Wynen Street : Large Consignment of Draught Horses from Nelson. Particulars in Future Advertisement. E. F. HEALY, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CIiEARING~~~SAIiE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, ON TUESDAY, MAY 29i:i. E* F. HEALY favoured with in- • structions ; from F. Neal, Esq., whose lease has expired, will sell at his Homestead, Speed's Valley, Koromiko, The whole of his MILKING HERD, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, AND FURNITURE. Full particulars later. E, F. HEALY, Auctioneer. FA R M T~O LET . rjIENDERS will be received up to 12 JL o'clock noon on the sth June, 1906, for— Lease of 680 acres, or thereabout, of land situate in the district of Omaka (Fairhall low hills) and now in the occupation of William Bell, Esq, and owned by Mr T. J. Storey. Terms and conditions of lease may be inspected at the office of R. McCallum, Solicitor, Blenheim. All tenders to be forwarded addressed T. J. Storey, care of J. J. Corry and Co., Blenheim, and marked " Tender for Fairhall low hills." The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. OE! where, and oh 1 where'is my Highland laddie gone? In search ofSTAND-OUT TEA. You'll find him. at BENNING'S. f