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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19759, 9 April 1926, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 9th and 10th APRIL, Commencing at II a.ra. each day. In our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street GRAND AND FINAL SALES Of GENUINE HOUSEHOLD LINEN. GENUINE HOUSEHOLD LINEN. Every lot is to be cleared regardless of cost, Despite the fact that a LARGE UNEXPECTED SHIPMENT HAS ARRIVED. Mr Ford has decided that not one single line is to leave Dunedin. The Bargains have been simply wonderful, and on these two days YOU WILL HAVE YOUR LAST A\D FINAL CHANCE. GET IN EARLY. YOU CANNOT A v FORD TO MISS IT. HOUSEHOLD IRISH LINEN V HOUSEHOLD IRISH LINEN. Including Table Cloths, Serviettes, Quilts, Sheeting, Pillow Cases, Handkerchiefs. All in Beautiful Irish Linen. DOZEN LARGE BATH AND FACE TOWELS. 60 BEAUTIFUL SCALLOPED MARCELLA QUILTS. Visitors to Dunedin cannot afford to miss this unique opportunity. JAMES SAMSON & C 0. have received instructions from .Mr Darcy Ford to CONDUCT THESE FINAL SALES Inspect. On View All Day Thursday. Inspect. 200

THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 9th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. On Premises, 25 Law street. Caversham. JOHN REID SONS (LTD.), instructed by Mr Alex. Love (who has sold his property and is leaving Dunedin), will offer, as above — ENGLISH PIANO (By Kirkman; a good instrument, in firstclass order), DINING ROOM SUITE [(ln Moquette; Chesterfield, 2 Divan Chairs, 6 High-back ak Chairs), OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE, OAK BEDSTEAD AND WIRE (4ft), j OAK DUCHESSE CHEST, OAK BEDROOM PEDESTAL, j SET T-YLOR’S <OWLS. 1 Also, wood bedsteads (single and threequarter) . duchesse chests, flock mattresses cushions, bedroom pedestals, h.b. chairs in leather, occasional tables, kitchen chairs, couch, table, palm stands, kerbs, piano stool, linos., hearthrugs, slip mats, hall runner, window curtains, pictures, ornaments, oak clock, r-'ts and pans, aluminium kettle and saucepans, scales and weights crockery, garden tools, lawn mower, wheelbarrow, etc., etc. All the above is in good, clean order and worthy of inspection. On View Thursday Afternoon, 2 to 4, and Morning of Sale. JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.), 7ap Auctioneers. ‘ THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 9th APRIL, 1926, At 11.30 o’clock. CLEARING SALE AT GOODWOOD rriHE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-J- TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.), favoured with instructions from Mr George Baird, who has sold his farm, will offer by auction, as above. His DAIRY HERD, comprising—--29 Jersey cross Cows 6 Jersey Heifers. Implements, Harness, Household Furniture, etc. WINTER EGGS. I SPECIAL SALE OF PURE-BRED I POULTRY. We sell on SATURDAY, 10th inst., at 2.30 p.m., on account of Mr Marshall, Glenavy:—l4o laying Pullets (White Leghorns), from 5 to 6 months old. On account of the Herbert members of the Otago Egg Circle:—4oo one and two-year-old pure-bred White Leghorn Hens. These hens have been graded by Mr Cussens, the Government expert, and we can recommend them to our clients. P R. A S E R & CO., 146 Crawford street, Dunedin. FRIDAY. 9th APRIL. 1926^ At 10.30 a.m. sharp. At Dunedin Horse Saleyards. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. l»» (LTD.) will offer, at above time and place: 40 working Draughts and several Spring-carters. Also, 1 truck of first-class Mares and Geldings. ALSO SPECIAL ENTRIES. Account Mr William Hastie: 36 Horses, comprising spring-carters, light harness horses, and draughts. NOTE. —These Horses have been used for the Military Tattoo at the Exhibition, and are for absolute sale. They are all good workers, and their ages are from 5 years. Account Mr H. Murray, Purakanui: 1 splendid 4-year-old Hack (saddle and harness). Account Mr N. Wood, Oamaru: 1 roan Pony, three years; sire Wee Pompy (any trial in harness). SATURDAY, 10th APRIL, At 11 a.m. sharp. At Glenthorne Farm, Balclutha. TPIGIT, STEPHENSON, & CO. * ' (LTD.) ' ave received instructions from Mr J. M. Smith (who has disposed of his property) to offer, as above: The Whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCKSHEEP. 800 four-tooth Ewes (extra good) 14 Romney Rams 4 Border-Leicester Rams. HORSES. 7 draught Mares and Geldings (from 4 to 8 years) 1 hack Mare CATTLE. 2 Cows 1 Heifer (18 months) 4 Pigs. IMPLEMENTS. Portable horse feeder, 17 W.L. hens, clodcrusher, 13-coulter W.H, drill (with 14 drill turnip seeder), woolpress, d.f. plough, M.H. hillside plough, Bft disc harrows, 5-leaf tine harrows (with hinged bar, straight bar for 4-leaf harrows), dray and frame, cultivator, Bft Cambridge roller, 5 sets blocks and chains, 6 pairs plough chains, 6 collars and hames, 4 pole straps, 3 sets leading chains, 6 sets winkers, cart saddle and breeching, 7 horse covers, 2 master trees, double and single trees, sledge, rabbit fumigator, hurdy-gurdy, 600 chaff bags, manure, 4 bags M.D. ryegrass, sacks mixed seed, 1 coil Cyclone netting, 9 coils sheep netting, 1 ton No. 8 wire, 150 stakes, ladders, wheelbarrow, and numerous sundries. NOTE. —The Sheep and Horses are extra good, and the implements are in tip-top order, and everything is for unreserved sale. Luncheon Provided. MONEY. MONEY TO LEND, £5 and upwards.— "A H. Divers. 193 Princes street Office adjoining Grand Pictures. "MONEY. —1 specialis. in 5 or Life "A Insurance Policies; business confidential: no delay.—H Divers. 193 Princes street. LOANS. £lv>, £2O, £3O u ards, furniture, script; correspondents enclose stamp envelope for repIy.—DIVERS. 193 Princes street. rpHl j is something usefu !■ large-size A revolving EGG BEATER, for 2s 6d, posted 6d extra. Send for one, and see how well ‘■his particular one will beat the eggs or whip the cream. VERNON SMITH (LTD.), Ironmongers, AT VERNON SMITH’S CORNER, George street. OTAGO WlTNESS.—Largest Countrv Circulation of any weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse m Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers.