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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 117, 15 May 1912, Page 8

Auction Sales. G L JiS A. KIN O- »aJL E —OS — CONTRACTOR'S HORSES PLANT and PROPERTY, AT SEDDON. TO-MORROf: AT 11.30 A.M. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, favored with instructions by Mr W. Crafar (who is leaving M;idboremgh) will sell as above — 8 Draught Horses tuid Harness 1 Express Gelding Mare, Dog-cart, and Harness, complete 1 8-horse Waggon and tilt 2 Tip Brays 1 Moulding Plough, nearly new Portable Forge. D.F. Plough, Roa.l Plough. Scoop. 10 Wheelbarrows, 2 Hand Carts, Trees and Chains for eight horses, Blocks and Taokle, Crowbars, Picks, Shovels, empty Sacks, and sundries. also: Section 12, Block XVI., Seddou township, comprising cottage- f»nd stables thereon.' Section 16, Block XVI., Seddon township, comprising i • aero, with 5-roomed cottage thereon. On .Recount other clients — 1 Draught Mare, 3 off, by Rays Fancy . , • :, ; 1 Draught Gelding, 3 off, by Raya : Fancy 1 Draught Gelding, 7 years, all ; work !r Light Draught' Mare, 8 years, ail ; work '1 Hack, 1 Trap Mare, ■iT Light Draught Mare, .5 years, r,il ~,.'■;. work » '2 Yearlings by Tbmmy-Atkins -'./ ■ Jl Light Spring Dray. ,'■-. i,J Full Draught Gelding, by Duk<^ . of Wellington, 7 i; .years, ail .- .■■ ■ '•■ .work •■•■•••'■ ...■:. • / ~ii 1.. Set Reid ,i:viid Gray 4-leaf Ha.---, -' "' rows . '.. •■ ;. 1 Full;. Draught Mare, 3 years, .:,. ■ broken to all work .-... 5 1 Light Draught Mare, all work :■ 1 Strong, Tisip Marc ■.-'' ': 1 Milker, .now dxie ■" . 0n account; Mrs Buclian— / j The sale outright or the Lea4e ■:'j of the Sedo3on Boarding- ; ' ■ house as a going concern, with t ' furniture arid half-acre land. , :'..■ LUNCHEON- PROVIDED. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. v R. STANSFIELD. ' Auctioneer |4O Pi^s ! Pigs 1 40 ! ' —■ — ■ | •:..■: SALE BY. AUCTION. i SATURDA,Y , NEXT. AT "TATTERSALLS", (Opposite Railway Station, Blenheim) , at 11a.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY will Sell as above:— 40 Pigs, i'tom 3_ months upwards, . in lots to suit purchasers. NOTE TIME OF SALE: 11 A.M.v. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. -R. STANSFIELD, Auctioneer. GIGANTIC GROCERY SALE. SATtJJftDA V NEXT, at 11 a.m. /Ti RIFFITHS! ■ -AND-'VSONiv favored VIJT vwitlr> instructions;., fronx. th«. Commerciai ''Agency', Liniitedi will • 'iliy Ptrblic. Auction; ai the shop •i^i-Alfred;'■;Street Jsvtely occupied by R. G. Scli«uer, Esq., the whole of his woll-seldcted stock of GROCERIES;, as follows :'^--•' " •' ' ■■*■--'".; ■/....• ■ ... . biscuits. ■;■■.: ■■ ~ Cream Cr^dccrs. I^emon Grea:n, v " Sultanh-, Water, 'Osborne, -Rice, ■"...'•' Milk iVrrowrobt, Shortbre.-id,' Jelly Rings, Coffee. ;' -.:'.. FRUITS. . CV.rie« of!. Currants j Muscatels, S'il-ti!na,s,-Pa-uues, Seeded Raisins. . '... D:;tes,- and Figs.. I. JAMS AND PRESERVES. . X Jam in lib tin-; and 21b jars, i . ' X Marmalade, and 71b t-iiw Jam, large variety Preserv«;..l Fruits in bottles and tins. SAUCES AND PICKLES. Tonifito Saucer;, Worcestershire ■ Sauce, Pioallili, Waln.;t&, Tomato Ketchup. TINNED FISH AND MEATS. . Salmon, Sardines, . Kippered .Hyi*rings. Tongues, etc.. . TEAS AND COCOA. Endless variety of the latest brands of Tet-,s in Jib, lib, ail 51b p.'-ickets and chests; Jib aiiii Mb tins Cocoa. SUNDRIES, . 4 Oases Sand Soap, 2 Boxes ■■[- •.-;-,' Candles, 1 Case Lily Starii!), ..::. ' •. '■'"■■ assorted Cordials, Ship Lirocjuice, 18 boxes assorted Jelly Crystals, assorted Essences .Potted Meats (Peck's), Bivl ;j ~ Seed, Hams, S large tins Icing Sugar, Mungo Soap, Mustard,' Oatmeal, Flour, Crockery, Glassware, about quarter of ;' ton of assorted Soaps, and a large iasso)%tment of Groceries too numerous to mention. Also Bacon Cutter, Cheese Cuttel' Show Cfcse. Steps, etc.-. Auctioneer's Note.—The whole <:f the isibove are absolutely new goods. ■and1 will be sold without reserve. Oocaits and Push-carts may be ordered for 5 p.m. (when the sale will close-). A. R. THOMSON, Auctioneer ;^,-;-'.^FiiAXMIIiL'vTO-;-:LET»^ ■-. '; '■> ■^^O/.;:'El#;?-4o.r:.^oJle'-'5irear, ;frc-m Ist, -1L June next, "the FlaxmilL at Wainm Valley, formerly worked by. tlurlate Mr John McFarlane. This mill, is in first-class working order, suitable accommodation: fur employees, and has good paddoqkirifr and other facilities for flax prepnra-, tion. ; The mill can turn out one toil of fibre each day. Green flax obtainable close to mill. Full pjirticul.-irs and terms on ap.-, .plictition to Wie—-■• ' ; ■•'. 'MER€Al>fTm® - !> •' -"::;AGE-NGY:;OO.,'iLTD." ;.•■• ■■■'■:i '■ " "y:->- ■ -..' .'■■■■' ■• \,,; ; !^]VCanager. , Job Printing-^any style,or color— at ."Express" Printing Works- %