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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 89, 17 April 1914, Page 8

f¥rTale QGr£TSffi'U£D. rO-SwOft&aW (Saturday) STARTING AT 11 A.M. * AND CONTINUING ALL DAY. I r-i RIFFITHS AND SON will con- ' h tinue the FUR SALE TO- ,jj iORROW. a • \ i THE LAST OPPORTUNITY j —OF — I . SECURING THESE GREAT \ s BARGAINS IN FURS. - • ( The finest collection ever shown in { Marlborough. < DON'T MISS THIS GREAT CHANCE. A. R. THOMSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW: It a .m ß ipORRY AND CO. will sell by auc\j tion in their rooms, High Street, TO-MORROW (Saturday) at 11 a.m.: 18 Well-bred Weaner Pigs 6 Well-bred Slips 1 4-horse Block > and Tackle, 1 3-horse Block and Tackle, 25 sacks Feed Barley, 20 sacks Peas, 25 sacks Wheat, Prime Table Potatoes, 20 cases Apples. Tomatoes, Quinces, Horse and Cow Covers, Ladies' and Gents' Bicycles, Oil Paint-, ings. Carpet Squares, Hearth1 Rugs, Wool Mats, Bath Rugs, and a large quantity of sun-.. "." . . dries. v ■•...: 1 :■;;■;;■: ; H. W. HORTON, I ...,'.: ' Auctioneer. !RlffSl|';;'P-iOTS Rigs ! TO-BV!tpßßOyy ;i 1.30 p.m. r-i RiFFITHS AND SON will sell at vJT their Mart as- follows :— i 30 Well-bred Weaner - Pigs' and" ; ' -'Slips ■■:>.:,:-.:W.,, V .,. S Light Porkers '■■■■■'. •■ ■. ~ 1 Young Berkshire Boar. r CONTRACTOR'S PLANT. . On behalf of Mr J. Gilmore, we will sell fbhe \v hole of his Contracting Plant, which includes :— 2 Draught Horses, 1 Dray, Massey- • Harris Mower, Set 3-leaf Harrows, Single-furrow Plough, ; Orchard Plough, 2-horse ~ ■;. . Cultivator,': ■. Wooden Roller, I 'Sets of Harness, etc. •' ■ " : ■" •:-■.•■.■ ALSO: .. ."..'.... ■ One first-class Passenger Coach. FURNITURE. On behalf of a client., 4 Wire-woven Stretchers, Linoleum of 5 rooms, Austrian Chairs, Dressing Tables, Washstands and Ware, Axniinster Carpet Square, Dining and other Tables. '••■.■ also:; '• . .. ■'.: ■ Poultry, 20 cases /Apples, Pears, Quinces, Wheat, Barley, Pota-, toes, Onions, florse and Cow Covers. 100 Ladies' Dress Baskets, 2 Guns, 2 Bicycles. Doors, Mantelpieces, Windows and Frames, Window Sashes, etc. , A. R. THOMSON, ■ ■■ . Auctioneer. MARLBOROUGH PROPERTIES —FOEPRIVATE SALE —Bt— Dalgety & Company LIMITED. rpHE following are a few extracts JL from our Register, and we can recommend these properties to intending purchasers:— 471 Acres Freehold, 12 miles from Blenheim. G-Ood sheep country. Easy terms. 2000 Acres Freehold, splendid grazing country, 6 miles from Blenheim. Easy terms. s**9 Acres Freeheld, splendid sheep country, 7 miles, from Blenheim. Well improved. 3064 Acres Freehold, A watere. ■' 4270 Acres Freehold, Awatere. (Both improvable -properties). 7000 Acres Freehold, 28,000 Acres Leasehold, Awatere, with 9000 sheep. An excellent investment. 17,500 Acres Pastoral Lease, Awatere I with 4000 sheep. , Well worth inspection. 1041 Acres Small Grazing Run,' Flaxbourne. A very improvable property. 409 Acres L.1.P., Flaxbourne, good tarm, well improved. 176§ Acres L.1.P., Omafca, near Blenheim. imhehS?* L' LP "' Omaka > near B-J4-(Nice hand^iafms). 625 Acres LjJ^^s sm e re , capable ; ; of . .MeJ&rep L.1.P., Flaxbourne. "395 Aofes L.1.P., Flaxbourne. t/ f ■ (Nice handy holdings). m Acres» L.I.P. adjoining Ward township One of the best sections in the settlement. 457 Acres Freehold, Flaxbourne,^alf. We have also a number of other DiiLGETY & COMPANY, LMMED LAND SALESMEN, BLENHEIM. "^Notice to Farmers, PiGS! PIGS! PIGS! ■ i W WMOCK AND COMPANY ' T? • LIMITED, beg to notify^ \ farmers that fchey are in this dis- \ trict, and are paying highrss* prices c for prime Baconers. Our agent will be round the district.' \ . ■ ■ .; ■ ■ *