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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10239, 31 August 1909, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER. ON THE FARM, NEAR WINDSOR. At 12 o'clock prompt. r E are favored with instructions from Mr JOSEPH H. MILLER, who lias sold liis farm, to hold a CLEARING SALE Of all his LIVE STOCK & FARMING PLANT, ■ As follows: HORSES : BAY MARE. Bonnie, 5 years, in foal to Cowdon Lad. BAY MARE, Maggie, 6 years, in foal to Prince Andrew. BAY FILLY. I?ose, rising 4 years. GELDINGS, rising 4 years. 3 1 Aged GELDING. 2-year-old COLT. FILLY FOALS. SADDLE and HARNESS ' GELDING. 130 50 SHEEP. , 4, 6 and S-tooth CROSSBRED EWES, in lamb to Border Leicester rams. Full-mouthed lIALF BRED EWES, in lamb to Border Leicester rams. STORE HOGGETS, mixed sexes. Prime Fat CROSSBRED WETHERS, 4 and G-tooth. CATTLE. DAIRY COWS, near calviiif. HEIFERS, in calf. •imc Fat BUI. horn crosses. 3 9 Prime Fat BULLOCKS, ShortVirvrn OVi IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES. 2 Farm Drays and Frames, 2 D.F. Ploughs (Rcid and Gray), 3furrow Disc Plough (Cockshut), Duncan Cultivator, Horse Hoe (M.H.), Drill Plough (R. and G.), set 5-leaf Harrows, Binder (M.H.), Grain Drill (R. and G.), Road Scoop, 2 sets Blocks and Chains, Sheepfeoder, 2 Cart Saddles, 3 sets Leading Harness, S Collars, Hames, 2 Winkers, 8 Covers, 1000 yards Sheep Netting, Posts, Standards, Wire, Fencing Tools, 100 sacks Oaten Sheaf Chall'i 50 sacks Up-to-Date Seed Potatoes, 200 Second-hand Sacks, Stove, Camp Fittings, and Cooking Utensils, Fowls, and a lot of sundries.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. J. D. FAMILTON AND.. SONS. NORTH OTAGO FA Ml El? S' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. ' 299 Joint Auctioneers. JgRUCE OHRISTIE AND 00., c WANTED—PRSfsSE LINES OF IOCKSFOOT, "P YEGRASS, R OWGRASS, TJARLEY. LADIES COMB NO TO TOWN

■AND LAD!ES IN TOWN That want Footwear of any description in the way oi BOOTS AND SHOES Would do well to pay a visit to MOLLISON'S. That is, if they want BOOTS and SHOES that will be a source of satisfaction and comfort to them. Our lines of LADIES' BOOTS and SHOES cannot bo equalled for elegance, comfort and daintiness; while as for workmanship and quality we have always, and are now, giving you the best that can be bought. Here are some very dainty lines thit we feel sure will appeal to your taste. See Our Window. Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, in black and tan — From 12s Cd to 19s Gd. Ladies' Black Glace Tie 14s 6d. Ladies' Black Derby Boots From 17s 6d to 20s. Ladies' Tan Derby Boots — From 17s Cd to 20s. Ladies' Tan Button Boots — From 14 s 3d to 23s Gd. Ladies' Black Button Boots From 10s Gd to 23s Gd. THEY CAN'T BE BEATEN AT THE PRICE. Always Deal at the Satisfactory BootStore —that is MOLLISON'S. REMEMBER—MOLLISON'S have stood the test of years and have earned for themselves the reputation of fair dealing and i'ip-to-dateness. To deal once is to deal again, and also remember — 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH, And the Goods arc cheap at prices quoted. QARSON AND COMMERCIAL BUTCHERY, THAMES STREET (Successors to A. Russell). PRIME OX BEEF. BEST WETHER MUTTON. DAIRY FED PORK. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY Families waited on daily for orders. Country orders promptly despatched. Telephone, 118. 967 TT7ANTED KNOWN—That a Spev v cial Show of Ladies' and Children's Millinery, is. being held at the ■Farmers Co-op. The enormous quantity and styles will startle you and the •prices more than surprise you.. 351