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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10761, 8 May 1911, Page 5

THURSDAY, 11th MAY. On'the Premises, Avon street. J At 2 p.m. 1 T D. FAMTT.TON AND SONS ** * have received instructions from MR R. A. KEYS to offer by Public Auction,- ALL HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as under:— 1 7-piece Suite (Saddlebags), Din- \ ■'. ing Table, 1 American Organ (Chicago Cottage, in 'first-class order), Chairs, Basket Chair, 2 b.r. Fenders, 2 Sets Brass , ' Fireirons, Spindle Couch, Pictures Books, Fire Screen (hand painted), 1 ■Wardrobe (r.p., bev. glass), 2 r.p. Duchesse Chests """ (bev. glass), 2 m.t. Washstauds, "' , 2 b.r. Bedsteads and Mat- , tresses, Wiru Stretcher, Kitchen Chairs, Coal Vase, 2 oc. Tables, sft Fern Stand, Fender, Pot Plants, Curtain and '- '■ • " Poles, Pots, Pans, Kettles, Quantity Jam and Preserves, Pies, Pan, Crockery, Wheelbar- . ' row, Carpenter's and Garden . - Tools, 60ft N.B. Garden Hose, Pifsh Cart, Pram, Bird Cages, Gent's Bicycle, 10 pr. White and Brown Leghorns (laying), Tubs, and a Quantity of Sundries. As Mr Keys is leaving for the North Island, our instructions are to sell EVERYTHING WITHOUT RESERVE. The Furniture, which can be inspected on Wednesday Afternoon, will be found' to be in the best of order. L. J. K. FAMILTON, 473 ,i Auctioneer. lETER * CO., AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Tattersall's Auction Rooms, Thames street < Opposite Post Office). HAVE FOR PRIVATE SALE:' SMALL SHEEP RUNS OF 6,500 Acres 6,580 Acres IN THE NORTH ISLAND. Fuller particulars on application. CHIEF AGENTS For the Atlas Assurance Company (LIMITED),. IN THE OAMARU DISTRICT. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP. / ASSN., LTD.

360 ACRES L.1.P.; Rent 4s 6d, less 10 per cent. reduction; 6-roomod House, dairy, men's hut, wash- | house, stable, and woolshed; also 200 Acres Grazing Run; 8 years to run, with right of renewal; Rent, 6d per acre. Price for Coodwill, £3OOO. NICE HANDY RUN OF 1460 ACRES. .. 600 Acres under cultivation, remainder in tussock; 8-roomed dwellinghouse, h. and c. water, men's cottage, stable, woolshed, sheepyards and dip, fine orchard; watered by running streams. Price, £8 per acre. 660 ACRES, good all-round land; 6 miles from Railway Station and Township; 7-roomed house, h. and c. water, dairy, wash-house, stable, sheepyards and sheepdip. This farm grows good roots, grain, and is first-class farming country. Price, £l2 per acre. (Easy terms.) 556 ACRES, 7 miles from Railway Station, '5-roomed dwellinghouse, stable, chaffhouse, trapshed; subdivided into handy paddocks, well watered; 60 acres in oats. This is a good all-round farm, and easy terms will be given. For further particulars apply to THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO .-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., TIMARTJ. RESIDENTIAL SITES. RESIDENTIAL SITES. T HAVE a Number of Enquiries for L GOOD BUILDING SECTIONS, and invite Sellers to place their Properties in my hands at once. For Suitable Places a Ready Sale at market rates can be made. WALTER SUMPTER, AUCTIONEER, OAMARU. SAVES TIME! SAVES MONEY! LANZ GREAM SEPARATORS. TESTED AND APPROVED BY THE PRINCIPAL SCHOOLS OF ■ '/ AGRICULTURE, Special Features: EASY TO CLEAN. SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION. EASIEST TO TURN. .. The Separated Milk discharges from bottom i of bowl, leaving the bowl empty.. Cleansing is thus made easier. Being perfect in construction the LANZ is the. Cheapest Separator to maintain and .'thftjeasiest to manage. The LANZ is on Top 01 all others. ■ FARMERS & DAIRYMEN SHOULD ■- \ VV' """CONSULT R. J. GOLLIS AND CO., SALE OF A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL BUSINESS. C. H. K E N T, MANUFACTURER OF BACON (Awarded First Prize at Dunedin Winter Show), Has much pleasure in announcing that no has purchased the well and favorably known Ham and Bacon Curing Establishment of Mr D GENGE, of Tyne street, and trusts, by strict attention to the interests of his customers, to be favored with a continuance of their support. 'Phone, 126. BUYER OF DAIRY-FED PIGS PIGS CURED AT LOWEST RATES. In reference to the above, I beg to THANK my customers for the support accorded me during the past seven years, and beg to bespeak for my Succesor (Mr O. H. Kent) a Continuance of the Patronage so liberally bestowed. ' qpk D. GENGE.