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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 3 November 1917, Page 8

\ AUCTIONS;:ANNISBROOK, STOKE. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, TRAPS, HARNESS, CATTLE, PIGS, ETC. Messrs bisley bros. and co., have received instructions from the Trustees in the assigned Estate ,of E. E. Trask, Butcher, of Nelson to sell by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, 7th November, at 10 o'clock sharp, on the property, Annisbrook, Stoke (on north side of Abbatoir) :-r----11 horses, 3 steers, 6 sheep ,about 70 pigs, 3 butcher carts, 1 strong express, 3 sets harness, 2 saddles and DridiejJ,', 1 stack hay, 1 large iron shed for removal. ALSO AT CODLINGS WOOD-ST., pn PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED 1 BY E. E. TRASK, on WEDNESDAY, 7th November, at 2 o'clock sharp. ■Gas engine, Sausage filler, 5 tona coarse salt, scwt fine salt, 2cwt saltpetre, 15 reams ffeavy brown paper, 6 reams light brown paper, weighing machine, scales, stillyards, knives and steels, 27 reamls grealse-proof paper, iS.v.rolls 18inch white grease-proof pasuv} bale skewers, case skewers, 2c\yt. pep'per, case sultanas, case currants, 80 lbs:.:tea, bag 'lentils, bag split peaa, grindstone, • 1 largo Milncr Fireproof Safe,i;cash register, 2 pig nets, 'block and tackle, tarpaulin, 2 gents'' bicycles, > delivery baskets, paper machine, letter, press, wire brushes. i iAlso quantity of Household Furniture And'" effects comprising :—Tables, Sidebbardsj. Bedsteads, Chest. Drawers, " Chairs, Washstand, Pictures, Ornaments, Mats, Blankets, Sheeat, andj-a quantity of sundries. NOTE.—Sale at Annisbrook 10 a.m. sharp. Sale at Collingwood street, 2 o'clock sharp. Further particulars from BISLEY BROS. AND CO. Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 14th inst at 1.30. ALFRED GOI2LrD, acting under_ instructions from Mi- V. Glayden, who has sold his property ,will sell ' at his residence, Hampden street, . n6xt Brickworks: — V SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 40 Head W.L. Hens.' 40 Chicks (8 weeks). 1 Porker. ' - Sacks Chaff and Wheat. . busses Hay. ' .^, v • 2 'Garden hoses. Gal. Pipe. 2 'Rick Cloths. j.. . v Gavuen and Carpenters' Tools, eto< NO RESERVE. ' ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer. TAPAWERA STOCK SALE. ; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Bth, 1917. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., and NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. will offer i—--500 Fat and Forward 4 and 6-tooth shorn wethers (lots). 50 Shorn Fab Sheep. 45, Mixed sex, shorn Hoggets. . 80 2-tooth Wethers. 100 Mixed Sheep. 4 3-year old Forw&rd Steers. ■ ; 2..Forward Empty Cows. 500 2-tooth Wethers. "5 3-year Steers. ,18 Yearlings. ~ 'NELSON COLLEGES. . TENDERS FOR MILK. ! THE Governors of Nelson College invite Tenders for the Supply of Milk for 1 or 3 years, from Ist January, 1918. Supplies to be of the best quilitv. The Governbrs reserve power to terminate the contract-if this condition is not in their opinion: complied'.with.- . The lowest or any .tender, will not necessarily be accepted. : - : Tenders ,which must be on the printed forms ti> be obtained at. the Office;, marked outside "Tender for, Milk" and addressed to the Secretary will be r» ceived until .TUESDAY, 27tTi- No'vem ber. ' , , Particulars as to ! quantities etc., may be ascertained at the Officfe. . ; R. OATLEY, Secretary, College Office, Trafalgar street, Ist November, 1917. RHEUMATISM CURED IN 30 ETAVS. Mr Web iter's clear, straightforward letter points the way for every lufferer from Rheumatics or Sciatica. "Cliff House," Seywyn Terrace,. 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