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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8959, 7 December 1905, Page 2

FRIDAY, Bth DECEMBER. At 12.30 o'clock. T"\ ALGETY AND COMPANY. LTD., received instructions from the Ejcct;;r»:t of the late ffm. M'Kirdy to tell by public auction on the premises, near Totara.— THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK, Etc., Etc.. comprising: 3 First-class Draught Mara. 5 to yeara 1 First-clasa Draught Colt 1 Spring Cart Horse 2 Light Harness Horses 1 Spring Cart Mare (in foal) SO First-class Dairy Gows and Heifers (calved and coming to calf) 5 18-months-old Heifers (in calf to puro Shorthorn bull) 20 Shorthorn Cmea Heifer Calves 1 Purebred Shorthorn Bull 1 Young Berkshire Boar o Sows (with litters) 10 Porkers 3 I'' s Cart?, 1 Pony Cart, Farm Dray and Frame, Spring Dray and Frame. Express (with 6ide seats), M.H. Hinder. R. and G. Turnip and Manure Drill, R. & G. Grain Drill, Cultivator, D.F. Plough, 4-E'-.iE Harrows. l?Iocks and Chains, I'loitgh Ci: .in. zn.l Trees, Cart Harmt's, ICart Harness, Pony Harness. Tandem Harness, Side Saddle and Bridle. 2 Saddles and Bridfe. f'*»vi r„. 300 Empty Sacks. 12 Milk C;:IU, tt.\, <-lr. Tiie horses arc- just out of wortc, and the Cov.a .if a specially-selected herd, buyers shaat.l it«c miss the opportunity of picking up fir.it-i I.tAA milker.-;. Ah the sale Wing ii-.NI t>> lIom; up the trust estate, everything » for lonia Ji.ltLUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY AND CO., JOHN* MUIR, 130 Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Yy\\ LTF.R SITMP TE R has been instructed by the Executors in the Estate of the late GLSTAF NY to oft'er for sale, ON" SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 16th : The VALUABLE FARM at MAiIENO, acquired by Deceased from Mr George Ltdinghani. Fur full particulars apply to the Auc-tiotiei-r. 1553 .1. G. H. SUMITER. DUNTROON SALE YARDS. THE NEXT SALE at the above Yards will be held on FRIDAY, Stii DECEMBER. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. VZ LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. of N.Z-, LTD. BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO. DALGETY A CO., LIMITED. 1604

YOU WII.L I.IKE Ol'H MEAT. Kvervholy who t r :c.> it. AEso our prices, and our tlo'liverv. If you order a joint t > ' i delivered in time f»r"dinner it will l>e t'icre rjady for you, fresh as yams, tender, ar.d juicy. It would do your eyes gr-od and make your inotuh water to 3«e oar shopful of taautiful meat cvsry morning. And your paras need not shrink at the bill, for you know a little mar.ey goes a long way at the COMMERCIAL BUTCHERY. A. RUSSELL, THAMES STKEET.

CHRISTMAS SOCTENIBS, TTIE PERFECTION OF POST CARDS has bixn attained in a series after tho ORIGINAL PAINTINGS By I/. W. Wilson, Esq., Consisting of Mitre Peafe, Milford, Cathedral Peofc iManapouri). the Otira Gorge, the Warigar.ni River, the Famous llinemoa'# Bath. and t!*> Manawatu Gorge. This lot of bcaotifolly-colorcd paintings in Post Cards can b« obtained for la. Also thowanda of Home and Colonial Cards—plain, colored, cilt. and embossed—from ONE HALFPENNY UPWARDS. TWO ALBUMS of NEW -ZEALAND SCENERY in illuminated covers of bluo and cold, containing 36 views, Is each and Si each. No prettier or more interMting wavenir coald he selected to scad to friends at Home. v?«o ioit received a Splendid Assortment of' AUTOTYPE PICTURES and SEPLA. STUDIES—very cheap. ALL ABE INVITED TO INSPECT. J. M. BROWN, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, THAMES STREET. AB U Z A N, • For five years Curator of the OAMARU EUBLIP GARDENS, Is now Prepared to UNDERTAKE THE LAYING-OUT Of NEW GARDENS Or GENERAL GARDEN WORK By the Day or by Contract. Town or Country Orders left with BROWNLEE & SONS Will be Promptly Attended To 1481 T OST—Grey Gelding, with.saddle and JJ bridle on; scar onneor hind fetJock.Reward on retazniog to F. Sheriffship--