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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10579, 7 October 1910, Page 5

WM. JARDINE. AUCTIONEER, WEAR STREET, *f," < r ~" HAS FOR PRIVATE SALE: mK ;'2S7- Good Building Site, on 'thevHill—£26°. Pss. . *290-AVaoant Section, near Gardons—£Bo. ;2?5 —Vacant Section, Eden street — ' £SO ' .285—i-Aore, 6-roomed House, over.l looking Harbor — £BOO. 61—-4"Acre, ; r outside Town, 6-roomed , House and Outbuildings—£66o "-J* 1 223—95 ; Acres, L.1.P.; G Acres Frwp' lipid; divided into 5 paddocks; K 7," 'Acres in Oats, Potatoes, ~ Onions, etc.; 6-roomed Houso—- - > £6OO. §|f ■f SATURDAY, loth OCTOBER, 1910. . At his Rooms, Wear street. At 12.30 p.m. • TT7 ILL iA M JARDINE Bs*?Sa; ?! hns received instructions from Mm GEMMELL to sell by auction— Sections 20, 21, and 22, Dlock 47, i Town of Onmaru. The above Sections aro situated at tlie corner of Ain and Nen streets, and myone on the lookout for Building sites should inspect. They lie nicely to jho sun, and the view is unsurpassed. A riglit-of-wny of 9ft at bottom of Sections allow easy access to each Section. Plan can be seen nt the Rooms, Wear •trcet. 'Title: Land Transfer. WILLIAM JARDINE, !74 - Auctioneer. -SATURDAY, Bth OCTOBER, 1910. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. I LLIAM JARDINE * V will, offer at his Mart, Wear treet, on behalf of Mr J. E. BATSON, rho is giving up housekeeping—■ 15. R. Bedstead, Spring and Kapok Mattresses, Single Bed, ' Stretchers, Ducliesse, Rattan Settee and Chair, Kitchen and Toilet Tables, Chairs, Sofa, Carpet, Oilcloth, Lamps, Mincer, lot Crockery, Pots, Pans, Cutlery, Enamel and Tinware, Garden Tools, and sundries. Also — , Saddle-bag Suito (7 pieces), Piano Stool, Swing Chair, Footstool, X' Fireguard, Dining Table, ,'r • Couch, Sowing Machine, • Tubs and Fittings, Chandelier, Hanging ' Lamp, Engineer's -'' , Cupboard, Fishing Rod and Accessories, Fender, Harness, v. Mower, Cycles, Records, Milk Cans and Dishes, Fowlwlieat, Small and Table Potatoes, Apples, Fruits, Swing Plough, '[' Balanco of Men's Clothing, '•'i. " Trousers, Overcoats, Shirts, r f WM. JARDINE, Auctioneer. ~ FOR SALE. ~ SPECIALLY DRESSED •J RYEGRASS SEED, COCKSFOOT, COWGRASS, WHITE CLOVER, MANGOLD SEEDS, TURNIP SEEDS, BROADLEAF ESSEX RAPE. TURNIP AND RAPE MANURES, BONEDUST, ETC. AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO. £> £r c_ k . \ ~,.C a. ftf !&&&$ SeA' ' M PS b >' -'''.V.; .I- 1 - S« ; i I' OURS, is at least an HONEST' ENDEAVOR TO PLEASE. _ We are prepared to go a long way to givo satisfaction. - Phis is evidenced by our ousting the Christchurch butchers, . t the Addington Market and securing the finest line in tho. yard.' Just now. we have Lamb and Veal of a delicious quality, locally grown' and reared for tho early market. Wo also havo •Pork, Beef, and Mutton of the very primest quality. , CARSON & WORLEY. THAMES STREET. ' G. H. DOR A N FOR PLUMBING BY THE LATEST METHODS. GH. DORAN employs the most • experienced labor, and bis leading man has been awarded one of the hii'bost certificates in the trade, ramoly •- i.icon sod b.\ tho Dunedin Drainage c'.nd Sewerage Hoard. Hlh experience is both Home and Colonial and he has spent years in all branches of Plumbing, Gas-fitting, Pipe-laying, and Drainage Work. G. H. DORAN. TEES STREEI.