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North Otago Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4081, 10 October 1885, Page 3

Wm. Christie. THIS DAY SATURDAY, 10th OCTOBER. At Tattersall's Yards. At 12 o'clock. FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT MAKES AND GELDINGS, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. VTf ILIIAM CHRISTIE * has received instructions from Mr Joseph Gard to sell by publia auotion at the above time and place — 4 Flrst-clsss Heavy Draught Mareß nnd Geldings 1 Pony (2-year-old) 1 Spring Dray (nearly new) 1 Reaper and Binder (M'Cormick's) 1 Swing Plough 1 Set 6-lepfed Harrows Water Trough, Barrels Empty Sacks, etc., eto. Ac Mr Gard's lease has nearly expired, the above are for Absolute Bale, Terms at Sale. W. CHRISTIE, 016 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 10th OCTOBER, At Tattersall's Yards. At 12 o'clock. FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDINGS AND CONTRACTORS' PL&NT. VFILLIAM CHRISTIE has received instructions from Mr P. Corcoran to sell by public auction at the above time and place — 3Fi'Bt-olasa Heavy Draught Geldings 2 Tip Drays 4 Setß cf Harness Lot of Picks, Shovels, and Quarrying Tools; Ab Mr Corcoran has finished his contraot, the above are for sale on their merits. On account of another Vendor— 1 Frst class Buggy Mare (6 years old) 1 Chestnut Hack, Saddle, and Bridle 4 Pigs, S months old Terms at Sale. W. CHRISTIE, or 7 Auctioneer, TUESDAY, 13th OCTOBER. On the Premises occupied by Mr J. R, Hayne, Hall street. At 12 o'clock. UNDER POWER OF BILL OF SALE. WILLIAM CHRISTIE * ' has received instructions to Bell as above— All the Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising— Splendid Piano (by Ila&ke) new, Suite of Furniture in Walnut and Green Repp, Tables, Chairs, Hearthrugs, Brussels Carpetß, Fenders and Fireirons, Fire Screen, Footstools. Pictnres, Curtains, Window Blinds and Fitting?, Mantelpiece Ornaments, Bedsteadß, Spring Mattress, Dressing Tables, Washstands and Ware, Sewing Machine, Books, Encbantreßß Stove (complete), Sets Dinner, Break faß*-, and Tea Services, Mata, Oilcloth, Cutlery and Glasses, Kitchen Utenßilp, &c, Ac, All the above articles are new, and will be Bold without the slightest reserve. Termß at Bale, WILLIAM CBRISTIE, o*7 Auctioneer. VXf ILLIAM CHRISTIE STOCK AND STATION AGENT, Auctioneer, HAS FOR SALE— EDglißh, White Alsyke, and Red Clover, Cowgrass, Timothy, and Rape Peed Woolpacks, Cornsacks, and Seaming Twine English and American Earbed, Steel and Iron Fencing Wire, and other Fencing Material Wilßon's Colonial Sheep Dip (Hatch's) DownB 1 Farmers' Friend, for the Prevention of Smut in Grain, and General Station Stores, etc., etc., And is Agent for the following Companies, which have always Funds for Investment, viz ; The Colonial Investment and Agency Company of New Zealand The Otago and Southland Investment Company. Is also Agent for The Standard Firs and Mat fee Insurance Company The London and Lancashire Insurance } Company. ' And makes Liberal Advances against Wool, ! Grain, and all kinds of Station [ and Farm Produce. Storage at Current Rates. PRIVATR BOARD and RESIDENCE (no children) for one, two, or three ! Gentlemen.— Apply for address at this Qffioe. sr3o NOTICE! NOTICE! ! r g, "m o i r• s BALANCE OF CLOTHING STOCK must be disposed of at once, WILL BE SOLD VlflßY CHEAP. Boots and Shoes Cheaper than ever, The Cheapest Shop in Town. J, G. MOIR, auls Thames Street, \K7 FJSRRIER'S PORTRAIT ROOMS ARE NOW OPEVT. Premises Lately Occupied by Mr A. Sarokant, TEES STREET. srl7 NOTICE. T 1 iHE undersigned beg to inform the * Public of Oamaru and Surrounding District that they have this day entered into PARTNERSHIP as COAL AND >VOOD MERCHANTS, In those premtses at the Corner of Wharf and Itchen streets and hope by strict attention to business and moderate charges to merit ft share of their patronage. All orders pnnotually attended to. ap29 HAY & STRACHAN