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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 50, 27 February 1918, Page 8

. AUCTIONS EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE. I Of Horses, Cows, Expresses, Farm Imi plements and four Stacks of good I Oaten Sheaves. ' ON THE IftOPERTY OF MR J-, H- | BERKETT, HOPE. MESSRS BISLEY BROS, and CO - have received instructions from , Messrs J. H. Berkett and F. H. Stage, who have exchanged properties to sell by public auction on the property occupied by Mr J. H. Berkett .Manx road, Hope, on MONDAY, 4th March at 1 o clock sharp, the following: — On account of Mr J. H. Berkett Massey-Harris Binder, Massey-Har-ris Grain and Manure Drill, Roller, 3 . Oliver Ploughs, 1 Ransome Plough, 1 Set Harrows, 1 Express to carry 30cWt, 1 drag with 4 seats to carry 30cwtj 1 tip dray and frame, 1 heavy spring trap, 1 rubber tyred gig, 2 sets express harness, 1 set gig harness, 1 cart saddle and breeching, 12 horse collars, 8 sets hames, swingletrees, and traces, 500 chaff sacks, 9 sets blinkers, 2 ladders, 1 set Avery Scales, sledge, n. ijuantity of timber; also 4 stacks of good Oaten Sheaves, 2 draught horses, -4 express horses, 3 useful farm horses. On account of F. H. Stagg:— At the same time and place. 6 cow» in milk, September calvers; 1 expresi in good order, 1 set new harness, hames, 1 express horse, 2 draught horses, 1 Ironage Cultivator, 1 Oliver Plough, 1 set" harness, 1 shim, 3 collars, 1 seed sower, spray pump, 60 corn sacks, 200 central bags. Also 1 large barn with iron roof for removal. BISLEY BROC AND CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW THURSDAY NEXT 28th inst at 1 p.m. AT THE PORT, NELSON. ' -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND 1 EFFECTS. , • •■ ' » : ' .' i ■ ■." .. .'•'■'.'.■ ALFRED GOULD, acting under instructions from Mr H. V. GulJ;v, who is leaving Nelson, will sell at Tils residence, opp. the Beacons, as above: | English walnut card table, Upholstered?" wicker chairs, Easy chairs, Carpet Squares, Bentwood chairs, Linoleums, round Dining Table, Dinner Waggon, Whatnot, Pictures, Ornaments, Wod Bedstead with wire mattress, Brass-mounted and Iron Bedsteads, Matresses, .Toiletware, Wardrobe, Chests Drawers, Stair carpet, »' Wood Kerbs, Carpet runner, Fenders \ and Irons, Kitchen Table and Chairs. Crockery, Glassware, Cooking Utensils, Clocks, Fletcher Gas Stove, Hose, Quantity Tools, Etc.". Etc. ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, NKX'I, Ist MARCH I at 1 p.m. . CLEARING SALE AT RICHMOND. PLANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, : : . LADY'S BICYCLE, LAWN MOWERS. HOSE, ROLLER. POULTRY, ETC., \ LFRED GOULD, acting undo*, in- ~\- structiohs from Mr C. jE. Molesworth, who is leaving the district, will ■.sell -as' above :—■'■" : .•'•':'■."• /•.'• '■.- !:^ : . ■* v^'S"' ■ Piano, Settee arid.2>asy; : die"bags and velvet,Qyerrhahtle',;. Kerbs and : Brasses, Bookshelves: .Morris tee, Scotch chest drawers, Duchess Pair, Brass mounted Bedsteads, Wire and Kapoc : Toiletware, DTophead Sewing Machine, Hand Sewing Machine, Extension Table Dinner Waggon, 5 Oak Dining Chairs, Twin wood Bedsteads .with wire Mattresses, 2 Chests drawers, Mirror, 2 Dressers, Cooking Utensils, 2 Hanging Lamps, Crockery, Glassware, Jams, Preserves, 3 Meat Safes, 3 Primus lamps, Cane Lounge, 2 Lawn Mowers, Water ballast garden roller, Hose, Sundry tools. ..""■".■■' Also .-' '■';■'■' /■,•'', Lady's Freewheel Bicycle. 20 Pullets" ;(White Leghorn and Wyandottes crosaed).. ■, ' :<'■./■'• ; -'.v': ALFRED GOULD.; Auctioneer.: TAPAWERA SHEEP SALE. TO-MfTß^Oli THURSDAY. 28th FEBRUARY,; at NOON SHARP. * : THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.; LTD., DALGETY AND CO. LTD., and BISLEY BROS., AND. CO., will offer: ac\ nn shtsep— ,■•. _ v ■ , : M/- : •■ ,rt\J\j\J '. Comprising :r-~ ■,/ '2ioo Mixed age breeding ( Ewes (lota). " r 060 Store Wethers (lots) v ; :. / ' 230' Fat Sheep (lota). 10S Rape Lambs. • :v'.-..; 200 Store Lambs/ V 0; : 200 2 tooth Ewes. :t ; t 'N.B. —AH sheep for this Sale/must ' be-yarded at 11' a.m.' otherwise they will not be offered. No-cattle will be offered. '' ■'.■V' ;^': '"• ■ NGATIMOTI SALE. •MONDAY, 4th (MARCH, 1918. > ALGETY AND ©Oi. LTD; ;i V*nd AGENCY C 0.., LTD., will.offer> 250 M.A. Ewes. 250 S.M. Ewes. 20 M.A. Ewes., 100 Rape Lambs. 60 Wethers. V' 60 Store Lambs. "... ; 6 ißomney Rams. , 3 3-year Bullocks. 50 4, 6, and 8-tooth Ewes. 6 W T eaner Pigs. 10 Full Mouth Ewes. i, 4 Rams. >- 3 Romney Rams. ; 12 Fat Ewes. ■'■/■: ~ : ■■•»'■ ■■"'l2o Ewes. -..: -■'■ ,;-" : ::-' -.s'i« >■ GREEN COVER CROPS; BLUE LUPIN, : !, LANT BLUE LUPIN, the cheapest _ manure on the market for agncq.l- - or fruitgrowere. Limited quantity of seed for 'sale, for which "" ieen demand, therefore oi<ier .^early^-..;.; ■ ; . • ; C. A. KELLING, , , • Motueka. v EAT APPLES FOR HEALTH; > If people would eat more apples' .there would be less sufferers from'digestive disorders. The apple is one of. the finest foods known —in fact, it is food pjus a tonic. There is much truth in the Jold saying that "Ah apple a day keeps'the doctor away," and we should all of Us enjoy an apple after each meal.s,:'.'HeV6 in New Zealand the finest andnmosfc delicious apples are grown, and ''■■'] ;..Njbw ; Zealanders should' avail of securing this'fruit fresh and juicy. Buy apples—always have a case in the house —but be sure they are gajowr) in New, _ . 1 niL. TkT-_- IT I__J - I—l-. :_ better than imported fruitT ■'■■ iKOLA-NlP—a drink compound—-is unique in its keeii nutty flavour. Can be given freely to children as well as adults. Keep : a~~bottle in the house for friends and visitors.