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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 258, 6 November 1911, Page 8

| Auction Sales. CLEANING- SALE. WEDNESDAY, Bth November, 11 A.M. MESSRS GRIFFITHS AND SON, in conjunction with MESSRS McLAUCHLAN AND CO., favored with instructions from Mr H. Weir, who is leaving the district, will Soil at his residence, Old Renwick Road, j on WEDNESDAY, Bth November, the whole of. his— STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, AND FURNITURE. Including hi 3 splendid- Herd of Cows, comprising: 1 Pure-bred Jersey Cow, 6 years old, in full profit 1 Pure-bred Jersey Cow, 4 years old, in full profit 1 Pure-bred Jersey Heifer, in full profit 1 Pure-bred Jersey Bull Calf 1 Grade Jersey Heifer, in *ull profit 1 Devon Cow, to calve shortly 3 Yearling "Steers , 2 Light aged Chestnut Geldings, splendid trap horses 1 Black Draught Maie,6 years .1 Pure-bred Berkshire Boar 50 Fowls, 1 Sporting Dbg New Duncan Dray and .Frame, Dog Cart, Cambridge Roller. S,F. Plough, 3-leaf Harrows. Cultivator, "Iron Age" Cultivator and Drill, two Stack Covers, Cart Harness, 2 Sets Dog Cart Harness, Grindstone, Chaff, 2 Churns, Milk Pans, Buckets, etc., Rushes, Scalding Tub, Farm and Garden Tools. Drawing-room Suite, ' "Wicker Chairs, Cheffonier, Sofa, Brass-mounted Double Bedstead, Duchess Chest, Ware, Dining Table, Pictures, Curtain Poles, Linoleum, Single Bedsteads, Rocking Chairs: Chest Drawers, Hanging Lamp, Kitchen Table, Pots and Pans, and a quantity of .. / other Furnitufe and sundries. . We wish to call special attention to the Oowa at this sale. They have been carefully selected, and are a particularly good lot.p " Everything is for sale without "■«♦ serve. ' ' LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ' SALE COik-BIENCES ir-A:M: GRIFFITHS AND SON, ■: ' Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION Of the well-known AVONDALE STATION, MARLBOROUGH. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION •••■ ' .-,... -, . —ON ; . . v . ■ SATURDAY, 2nd DECEMBER, At 11 a.m. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from C. de V. Teschemakor-Shute,. Esq., to offer, as >above, at the TOWN HALL, BLENHEIM, . The whole "of the AVONDALE, REDWOOD AND SUMMERLANDS PROPERTIES, Containing ABOUT 18,600 ACHES FREEHOLD —And— 19,000 ACRES LEASEHOLD, SUBDIVIDED v into 13 BLOCKS, ranging from 300-3000 ACRES IN AREA. The Country comprises beau tin1.! rolling downs, nice easy spurs and rich flats, with «a good' deep noil throughout: mixed PASTORAL and FIRST - CLASS AGRICULTURAL LAND, the latter producing splendid crops of . OATS, WHEAT, RAPE, and , .. ./...; turnips,. ; '■•? ■;■ whilst the Pastoral Country is undoubtedly some of the finest in 1/ho Dominion, having ,'. a warm, sunny aspect, an abundance of creeks and streams, and! being exceptionally wall; grassed, nearly,all the 'blocks having, in addition, a sunply_ of firewood. The situation is most convenient, being only 24 miles from BLENHEIM and 2 days' drive And rail for fat stock to PICTON FREEZING WORKS, good roads giving easy access to all the blocks. . * i EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS: 5 per cent, cash on fall of hammer. 10 per cent, on possession. 10 per cent, on Ist March, 1904. Balance on mortgage for 7 years at 5 per cent. POSSESSION Ist MARCH, 1912 I Arrangements have been made to take BUYERS up to inspect by motor-car on Tuesday and! Thursday mornings. For Plans and full particulars apply— DALGETY & CO., LTD. HENRY WHITE & CO.'S "OLD JAMAICA" Bgd_Heiarl- Rum. 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 flavcr. W. M. BANN'ATYNE & CO., Limited, Sole Agents for Wellington Ma»wwimrTnwiTm-7a&-»«»»M»Hlwiwniiiiii mi i mi .juiui, fHH . n . n SPRINCaLANDS WOOL WORKS. WOOL received for Scouring -c large or small quantities. Highest Prices given for Wool, Hides, and Sheepskins. S. TAP P, WOOLSCOURER AND MONGFU.