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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8731, 19 November 1896, Page 3

GEOR E SUMPTT : : SATURDAY, 21sr NOVEMBER. JT^i EOR GE* SUMP TE 1 haß received instructiona to sell b; public auctionFreehold Sections 5 and 6, Block EC Am c treet. Also — Furniture, consisting of Cretonne am Hotsehair Suites, Sofas, Bookcases Telescope Dining Table, Oak anc Vienna Chairs, Arm snd Rock m j Chairs, Dressing Tables, Handsonx Chest Drawers, Walnut Cabinel with Bevelled Plate Glass, Com' mode, Carpets, Linoleum, Fancj Goods, consisting of Gilt Photc Frames, Candlesticks, Afternoon Tea Sets, Small Looking Glasses, Enamel Cups and Saucers, Whisks, Scrub Brushes, etc, 3 Double Barrelled B.L. Guns (new), Fowls, Ducks, Barley, Oats, Chaff, 10 Cheeses, 3 Caaes Vinegar, o'c, etc. nrlß SATURDAY, 21s. NOVEMBER. /""i EORGE SUMPTER has ieceived inatrucbions from Mr Granb to sell by public auction his Freehold FARM at Moeraki, being Section 53, Block 1, containing about 195 acres, fenced and subdivided, wlththrec running Btreams all the year round. For further particulars apply to GEORGE SUMPTER, nrll Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE AT OTIAKE. WEDNESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. At 12 o'clock. On the Premises, at Strachan's Siding. rt EO RGE SUMPTER haa received instructions from Mr Goddard (who has sold his farm and is leaving the district) to sell by public auction the whole of his Stock, Plant, and Implements, viz., 200 Croßsbred Hoggets, nearly fat 7 Milk Cows 18 Head Mixed Catt'e 1 Draught Horse 1 Bay Mare, Vie, good trotter 1 Light Harness Horse, perfectly quiet 2 and 4-'.eaf Harrows Double and Single-furrow Ploughs Dray and Frame Double-seated Buggy, built by Sinclair 1 Cbaffcut'.er and Hoisepower § Harness 2 Churns Milk Eia.es Lot of Sundries The Whole of hia Household Furnibure Withoub Reserve, GEORGE SUMPTCR, Aucbioneer. By kind permission of Mr Goddard, entries from other vendors will be tiken for sale after Mr Goddard's lots have been disposed of. nrl9 fi EORGE _UMP TE X , LAND ESTATE INANCIAL 310CK, SHIPPING, AND COMMISSION AGENT. PRODUCE MERCHANT and AUCTION EER, Auction Sales held ab Auction Rooms, Tyne and Harbor streets, EVERY SATURDAY. L 20.000 bo Lend ab FIVE PER CENT, m Sums bo suit Borrowers. AGENT for PHO3NIX ASSURANCE COMPANY (ENGLISH), LLOYDS, MUTUAL LIFE. , TKTOW OPENED— A Beautiful Asaortjls ment of CHRISTMAS CARDS. Also, a Grand II if- play of Fancy Goods. Cha*torbox for 1596 juat to hand, — At J. Cagney's. nrlß GUEoSIiSG COMPETITION. SHOW GROUND, 19ra and 20th Novembeb. Entry, Is per Guess for L 2 28 Prize, W eight of a Sheep kindly lent by Mr David Dunn, J. CHURCH, nrlß Secretary. SHEARING NOTICE. SHEARING will COMMENCE at Teakaterawa Station on FRIDAY, 20th lust. PETER JACKSON, nrlS Manager. WAITAKI CODNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited till WEDNESDAY, the 25th Inst., at noon, for the following works— Contract 675 — Construction of Bridge across Island Stream, on Serpentine Road Contract 676 — Formation Airedale Road Contract 677 -Gravelling Gallagher's Road Plans and specifications at the County Chambers. The loweßt or any tender not neccßsarily accepted. JAS. MARTIN, nrlß County Clerk. XTT ANT E D KNOWN. - RODND GALVANISED IRON TANKS, From Ll 10s upwards, At J. OGILVIE AND SON'S, Thame? street. nrli ROWNLEE'S TESTED SEEDS. Tur nip Seeda, the laigest and best as sorted stork m North Otago. _ Buyerß wil be supplied at Dnnedin pricea, therebj saving carriage. SWEDE TURNIPS.Tho Elephant, - King, Ghampion, an< Monarch. ABERDEEN TURNIPS.- Pur pie and Green Top. LONG KEEPINC TURNIPS.— DaIe's Hybrid and Waite' Eclipse. QUICK GROWING TURNIP.-? — Greystone and Purple Top Mammoth Mangels for labs sowing.— lhe Tankard ; The Intermediate, and Yellow Globe Carrot Seed for present sowing. — The In termediate and Altriogham Large Red RAPE SEED —Broad-leaved Essex, th finest procurable. CJ-OVBR SEEDS.Cowgrass, Red, White, Alsyke, Trefoi Trefolium, and Lucerne. COCKSFOOI 1 Italian and Poverty Bay gras3 seed. Gai den Seeds, Garden Tools, and everything i the trade at the very lowesb prices. Brownlee and Co.'s lesxed Seeds.