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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 216, 19 September 1911, Page 8

Auction Sales. Clearing Sale. TO-MO RROW:I 20thiSept., at 12 noon. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY/ favored1 with instructions by B. U. BARLOW, ESQ., (who has sold his property and is immediately leaving Marlborough) will Sell as above at his Farm, NEW REN WICK ROAD, The whole of his LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, and FURNITURE. Comprising:— The' Draught Stallion "Northern Star >rby''Northern Chief." "Prince, 7 years "Poppet," 6 years "Dolly," 5 years The Brood Mare "Pet" Filly and Gelding, rising 3, unbroken -, Filly, rising two ~,■ 1 Yearling Filly 2 Milkers, ia full profit to first calf , Jersey Cow, in full profit to first ' calf Milker, in full profit to fourth oalf . ■ 3 Heifer Calves Breeding Sow, farrowing early > 5 Young Pigs 25 Ewes, with lambs at foot. j IMPLEMENTS. j Deering Binder, Duncan Drill (15-coulter, spoon feed), Cambridge Roller, - McCormiek side delivery, Digger Plough, D.F. Plough, DSao Harrows, Set 4-leaf Barrows, 4-horse Block and Tackle, Chatham Seed Cleaner, Plough Chains, Swingle Bars, Pulley v Block, Hay Rakes and Forks, Pig Trough, Wheelbarrow, twostack Tarpaulins, Carpenter's Bench, Sparrow1 Trap. also: Dog Cart, Spring Qart, Dray and Frame, Dray, "Leading Trap and sundry 'Harness, Horso Covers. The whole of the FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Of <a well-appointed 6-roomed Residence. 2 Ladies' and 1 Gentleman's Bicycles Poultry, Firewood Potatoes, Empty Sacks. —and— 1 Express Deer-stalker's Rid? and Ammunition, 1 Punt. 1 Mounted Stag's Head. SUNDRIES INNUMERABLE. NOTE.—To cope with the vast number of lots to be disposed of, the sale will commence at 12 NOON, and for the same reason the vendor has instructed' the auctioneers to accept no outside'entries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. LOAN ANiTmERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. R. STANSFTEkD/ . ' Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. THURSDAY NEXT, AT 1.30 P.M. MESSRS GRIFFITHS AND SON will Sell at the lesidence, Budge Street (off Grove Road), on THURSDAY NEXT, at 1.30 p.m., the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I and effects of Mr Oxenham, who is] leaving the district, consisting of:— Duchess chest, settee, wicker chairs, art chairs/, dining table, bedsteads, cot, armchair, wire mattress, sideboard, overmantel, Singer sewing machine, hanging lamp, flower; stands, kapoc andl box mattresses, linoleum j oilcloth, mats", rugs, bedding,, mangle, lot of pictures, crockery, wringer, fender and irons, go-oart, and) a tot of sundries too numerous to particularise. NOTE.—The whole, of the furniture and effects are practically new, and can be recommended with every confidence. ' A. R. THOMSON, Auctioneer.

HENRYJ W^JTE & GO.'S ««OLD JAMAICA" I Red He^rt Burn. The above brand has been before the public for nearly • a century, and is accepted in every market as the highest standard of Eum procurable, owing to its exceptional quality and aromatic flavor. ■ w. m.-;bannatyn:e-& go.. Limited, Sole Agents for Wellington, W. E. CLOUSTON & Co., Ltd., Blenheim. D. McCallum & Co., PRODUCE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Highest Market Price given for all Farm Produce-. Offices; Clouston' Leeds Quay Stor*. ».i..iinmTuininr.iEa3tmm -~— _ mm __ „ ~-i.i.J B. O-ABFHAMJ HIGH STEBET ... BLENHEIM. ■ TUST RECEIVED at " Express ' *P Office--Good strorg Blmilla Ck)rreapondence Envolopes. Be ♦ _fluaUty; lowest price.