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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13171, 3 September 1913, Page 10

SATURDAY NEXT, 6th INSTANT. At 11 *.m. FURNITURE SALE. MESSRS. SAMSON BROS. Have received instructions from Mr Geo. Johns (of Johns-Bannister Company), to Sell, at their Mart — THE WHOLE OF HIS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Including 1 N Handsome Sideboard (bevel mirror) Wardrobe (light) Wardrobe (dark) Marble-top Washstand Duchess Chests, Wooden Bedstead* Couch, Kitchen Dresser Heavy Extension Dining Table Fancy Tables, Chairs, Morris Chair Overmante.9, Wooden Curb, Clock Cupboard, Oil Paintings Pictures, and numerous sundries. (All m ' First-class Order.) J. M. SAMSON, ' 998 . Auctioneer. HORSE^SALE WILLIAMS A KETTLE. LTD. Will Hold their usual Horse Sale, at the Horse Bazaar, Lowe Street, on SATURDAY NEXT, 6th inst,— 5 GOOD DRAUGHT HORSES, 6 to 8 years old '(good m all harness) G. R. WYLLIE, $85 . Auctioneer. WILLIAMS * KETTLE. LTD. Under instructions from Mr F. Vaughan, Wairoa! will Sell, at their Horse Bazaar, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 Noon— CLYDESDALE STALLION "SIR HENRY," 3 years, by Pride of Newton (imp.) ' Trotting Stallion ELECTRIC, 6 years old, by Electioneer (imp-) G. R. WYLLIE; 997 ''•-.■ Auctioneer. WILLIAMS ft KETTLE, LTD. Under instructions from the Grantee of an instrument granting security over Stbck, v will offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the Matawhero Saleyards, on FRIDAY, 6th September, at 1 o'clock— 4 HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES .6 Dairy Cows 2 Steers 2 2-year-old Heifers. G. R. WYLLIE, 887 Auctioneer. DAIRY_ SALE. WILLIAMS * KETTLB. LTD. Will hold a Dairy Sale at MATAWHERO YARDS On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sth, at 11 a.m. Present Eintries: ]f\f\ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY UU cows. Further Entries Invited. G. R. WYLLIE, 917 Auctioneer. DAIRY_ SAl__r~ The undersigned will hold a Dairy Sale At MATAWHERO YARDS, On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sth, at 11 a.m. Present Entries : R(\ HEAD GOOD DAIRY COWS OU 2 Cows (just on calving) Further Entries Invited. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. A. S. Wachsmann, Auctioneer. COMMON, SHELTON & CO.. Ltd. 996 J. B. Kells, Auctioneer. IO Acres IO FOB £IOOO! what: 10 ACRES FOR £1000? YEBI AND ONLY £200 CASH DOWN! WHERE? ONfcY TWO MILES FROM THE P.O. By Metalled Road. VIEW I A MAGNIFICENT PANORAMA Of Ocean River, Valleys, and Hills. SHELTERED From tbe S.E. Winds. A LOVELY SPOT for a RESIDENCE. Room for Orchard, Plantations, and Paddocking. An oft- expressed wish: "By Jovel 1 wish. I could buy land now at, its value even five years ago!" Well, here you are! The Owner, leaving the Dominion, wants to realise AT ONCE, although he will have to lose money by Felling hi> property. THE FINEST BUILDING SITE IN THE MARKET AT THE PRICE. C. G. BLOORE -GENT FOR THB 'OWNER, LOWE STREET. ANDREW & RICHARDS. A BARGAIN! KA* ACRES > situated at ORMOND ,1/U 44 acres m grass, 7^ acres ii crops; 4-roomed House (built 5 years) cowsheds, pigstyes, etc. ; subdivided m to 7 paddocks, well watered. •PRICE ONLY i 360 PER ACRE. , This land is the Pick of the Flats and is an ABSOLUTE SNIP at th( prioe asked. Very Easy Terms can be arranged; £1700 oan remain on mortgage for five years at 6 per cent. We have abw> for LEASE on th« Flats, about four miles from town, a NICE LITTLE FARM of 14 acres; £100 cash will secure it. fror Genuine Bargains m Town and Suburban Properties, CONSULT ANDREW & RICHARDS. ENRY CURRIE for A grade liartona, Di-Tis, Chaff, imported Clover Hay> choice Potatoes, Carrots, Pollard, eto.; lowest priees.— lSl Peel Street. jPhons «».