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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 October 1926, Page 10

.AUCTIONS TO-MOREOW ~ TUESDAY NEXT, at 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OI : SURPLUS FURNITURE A LFRED GOULD, acting under instruct ions from MRS L. D. COX, who is leaving the district, will sell as above at her residence, Ngatitama street. Axminster Carpet Square, 2 Morris Chairs, Buffet, Dinner Waggon, Kerbs, Sofa, :i Easy Chairs, Oval Occasional Table, 2 Wooden Twin Bedsteads (good), with Spring Mattresses, Duchess Chests Pedestal Cupboards, Soiled Linen Box, Chests Drawers, Oak and Riniu Bedsteads, Washslands, Toiletware, Ottoman, Mirrors, Dining Chairs, Linoleum, Electric Carpet Sweeper, Lawn Mower, Vise., 2 Bicycles, Barrow, Steps, Magic Lantern, Garden Tools, Sundries. ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE IMPROVED FARM LANDS. SITUATED NEAR. MURCHISON 22iul OCTOBER, 192 G. At ilie Sale Varda. Murchison, at 2.30 p.ni. D ALGETY & COY.. LTD., instructed liy the District Public Trustee, Grey mouth, as Executor of t.lie Will of l.yvian Warne, deceased, will offer the following valuable Farm lands: (1) 136 acres 1 rood 12 perches, jnore or less, being Section 120 and Part Section 123, Block XIII., Matiri Survey District. Tin's is the homestead block mi which is situated a homestead containing nine rooms with hot. and cold v.ater; also Barn Hay Shed, Implement and Trap Shed, water wheel. The proj.city is divided into four paddocks. About fifty acres have been ploughed and cropped and about forty-three acres of this has been sown down. (2) 185 acres 3 roods 18 perches, more or less, being Parts of Sections 122 and 123, of Block XIII., Matin Survey District. No buildings. This property is subdivided into seven paddocks. About forty-nine acVes have (been ploughed and cropped, hut row in grass. (3) 139 acres 2 roods 11 perches, more or Jess, being Section 121 and Part Section 122 of Block XIII., Matiri Survey District and Section 91 in Square 170, of the District- of Upper Buller, on which is situated a five-roomed dwelling, built only four years ago, with hot and cold water, wash-house, bathroom and pantry attached. This property is subdivided into six paddocks. ’ About thirlv-Jfive acres have (been ploughed and cropped and about twenty-seven acres sown down

(4) 218 acres 3 roods 30 perches, more or less, being FIRSTLY, Section 61 of Block 11., Tutaki Survey District, and SECONDLY, the Leasehold interest of the Vendor in Section 3, Biock XIV., Matiri Survey District. The Leasehold comprises 210 acres, the balance of this Lot being Freehold. No buildings. This property is subdivided into tvo paddocks; about eight acres have Ljeen ploughed and cropped. .These properties are all highly suitable for mixed farming. Conditions of Sale may be seen at the District Public Trustee's Office, Nelson and Greymouth, the Agent’s Office, Murchison, and at the Offices of the Auctioneers, Trafalgar street, Nelson. TO STAND AT WAIMEAS, MOTUEKA & RIWAKA

The Thoroughbred Black Horse CROWN STAR CROWN STAR 5 years, by Crown Imperial .'lmp ), dam Tattle, bred by Sir George Hunter. Crowii Star has won numerous races—l mile and a-quarter 2.6, six firlongs 1.16. He is a great stayer, compactly made, standing 16.2, with large, flat bone. He has proved himself a sure foal getter. Fees: Thoroughbred mares 8 guineas. Halfbred mares 4 guineas. Groomage, 5/-, payable at first service. In all cases half fee must be paid at first service. Mares from Takaka can be grazed at Kiwaka. H. TROWERS, Owner. . , Spring Grove. Groom m charge: Harry Honor.

THE FAMILY MOTOR CYCLE Not a “one man show,” but a real family acquisition, unselfish to a degree. i The means of many happy week-end trips to the country—-reliable—eco-nomical—comfortable and, if needs be, speedy. Come and inspect the different models. TERMS ARRANGED AND

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