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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 11, 14 January 1915, Page 8

'--: '--Auction'Sales* 5 —— —— ——: t —~ | Sale of ■■■Dairy-Cows. f SATURDAY NEXT, 1.30 P.M. /GRIFFITHS AND SON, acting ;\"sr under instructions, will sell at their Mart:— 1 Cow, in full profit 1 Cow, due March 1 Cow, due immediately 1 Cow, in profit, due June, FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. A.~r7 THOMSON, Auctioneer. Special Sale OF • CARRIERS' PLAICr* 16 \ and full Draughts 16 Sets Harness 2 Waggons. SATURDAY, Jan. 23rd, At "TATTERSALL'S." {Opposite Railway Station, Blenheim), At 10.30 forenoon. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY favored with instructions by Albert" Nees, Esq., late of Cromwell, ' Otago Central, will sell as above— A COMPLETE CARRIER'S PLANT, Comprising: 2 8-horse teams and harness 2 Waggons (3-inch axles, 3£-incli tyres). ;: NOTE.—The horses are all Otago bred, and the teams will be offered j with, the waggons complete, and! if not j sold at that auction will be immediately offered in lots to suit purchasers. N.Z. LOAN'AND MERCANTILE ~ AGENCY CO. R. STANSFIELD, Auotioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCE- •* MENT. Subdivision of Batty*s Farm. TO BE CALLED~THB TOWNSHIP > .'; —OF-— YELVERTONi, / - 60 Sections 6O FROM ONE ACRE UPWARDS MESSRS GRIFFITHS AND SON have to announce that, acting under, instructions from F. D. Monro, Esq., they will sell by Public Auction at an early date (probably February next) — . ' That magnificent property known as "Batty's Farm," in sectionssuitable for residences. It will be worth' while for buyers to wait for this sale, as the sections offered will be the choicest obtainable anywhere near Blenheim, whilst the reserves, will be fixed at sufficiently low figures to ensure the sale of every lot under the hammer. The terms will be the easiest possible. ' ; Full particulars, plans, etc., will'bo obtainable shortly from— CONOLLY, BURDEN, AND CHURCHWARD-, Solicitors. Or: GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. WOOL, SKIN, AND HIDES SALE. THE BLENHEIM WOOLB^OKERS' ASSOCIATION will hold their next Sale in the Agricultural and Pastoral Society's Boom on Tuesday, 19 h Jan. Commencing at 1 p.m. punctually. All Wool,. Skins, etc., must be delivered at the various Stores not later >bha>n SATURDAY;. 16th January.. ORDER OF SALE : CLOUSTON AND CO., LTD. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. C6RRY AND CO. NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANB MERCANTILE AGENCY 00. DALGETY'ANDCO. Wellington Wool Sales. WOOL SALES will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, during the current season on the following dates: j Sale Time Catalogues close 25th-Jan.-1915, at 9 a.m. 16th Jan... noon, i 26th Feb. 1915, at 9 a.m. 19th Feb., 5 p.m. j The charge on wool offered but not sold will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. In order to shorten the catalogue, j ; single and two-bale lots will be'; j grouped as far as possible, and all. ; two-bale lots not grouped will be j | treated as "star" lots. To facilitate i inter-lotting, no reserves will be ac- ; cepted for such lots. j | Geo H. Scales, Ltd. ! W. and G. Turnbull and Co., j Ltd. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. f Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd.. and Johnston and Co., Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. United Farmers Co-^p. , Assn, Ltd., ajtd ■V%ssßS'FP9r> Farmers' Co-op. ~"":'<&mn- } '.( Ltd ' '■ ;| Levin and Co., Ltd., and Free- ; man R. Jackson and Co. I Abraham and Williams, Ltd. j mHE Right Hon. R. J. Seddon ! J. very frequently sang the ol< I song, "Hard times come agiin no more." ! The great optimistic statesman cvi- j dently at such times had not in hia mind the existence of that worM- ! disturber, the Kaiser, whose bloodthirsty and cruel avaricionsness has unfortunately brought us a return of at least hard times. j Coming to tie subject of food sup- ; plies, this is a time that calls for oar© in expenditure ; a time that behoves purchasers—particularly wage-earn- i ers—to see that money does its best, j Buy only best goods, pay cash and buy at Gascoigne's Cash Grocery~ the store that will help you to kep • down the increasing cost of living ! Remember that Gascoigne's are al- j ways unbeaten for quality and unequalled in Blenheim for low prices. ; Coupons given and prompt free de- '■ livery. ; ALFRED STREET, j' Where Best Groceries Cost Less. "Express" Wanterts* arc read by h>iT>'.l)"P'ls ovcry 'l-.'iy. v j