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Southland Times, Issue 14371, 18 March 1910, Page 8

J. Holloway. PROPERTY SALE. ROBERTSON ST., LINDISFARNE. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 19, At 7.30 p.m. In Rooms, Esk Street. JOSEPH HOLLOWAY, instructed by the vendor (who is leaving for Australia) will offer for Sale Public Auction a nearly new 7-roomed HOUSE, containing bathroom, together with workshop outside, coalhouse, washhouse, asphalt paths and a good garden and water supply. Section 1, Lindisfarne. This property is a most desirable investment for anyone requiring a firstclass home. ' 3G79 J HOLLOWAY, instructed by the Tarawera Gold Mining and Smelting Coy., Ltd., will Sell by Public Auction on the 18th MARCH, 1910, at 2.30 p.m.— 1075 FORFEITED SHARES in the above Company. 3636 SALE OF SECTIONS, NORTH ROAD. SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 19, At 7.30. In Rooms, Esk Street. J HOLLOWAY. instructed by the Vendor, will offer for Sale by Public Auction — 3 Good Building Sites, with northerly aspect, corner of Alice Street and North road. ' Owing to the close proximity to the Main North road and being in such a favourite, locality, these sections will find a ready sale. ' Plans on application to the Auctioneer. SALE‘OF SECTIONS AT GRASSMERE. By Public Auction. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 19. In Rooms, Esk Street. HOLLOWAY, instructed by the Vendor, .will offer for Sale— FREEHOLD SECTIONS, at a very low upset of. £l2 a section. six , TERMS' —£5 cash; balance months. Owing to* the winding up of an Estate, this accounts for the very low upset of £l2 a section. The property is situated within a few minutes' walk of Gravshiere railway station and tram route on North road. Plans on application to . the Auctioneers. 3691 S. A. hiiutiell un.< CJo. SOUTHLAND RACING CLUB PRIVILEGES. J. A. MITCHELL & GO, have been instructed to Sell in their Yards, Dee Street, on SATURDAY, 19th INST., At 11 a.m., , the following Privileges in connection with the Autumn Race. Meeting, on ,6th and 7th April— No. I—TEMPERANCE BOOTH. No. 2—LUNCHEON BOOTH. No. 3—FRUIT STALL. No. 4—OYSTER STALL, No. S—RACE CARDS. 3759 N.Z. Loan and M.A. €c. CLEARING SALE AT FAIRFAX. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, At 12 noon. f THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. have received instructions from W. R. Mabson, Esq., to hold a sale on the above date of his LIVE and DEAD STOGfC, FURNITURE, Etc., consisting of the following:— SHEEP:

330 EWES, 2-tooth to S-tooth 265 LAMBS 6 RAMS. CATTLE: 5 Quiet Dairy COWS 25 Head of Eat and Store CATTLE. PIGS: 1 Fat Pig 3 Store Pigs. HORSES: 1 Black Gelding (6 years), 1 Grey Gelding (aged), 1 Bay Mare (6 years), 1 Black Mare (aged, in foal to Head Shepherd),! Brown Mare (5 years, with foal at foot by Prince Kelvin, and in foal to Hoad Shepherd), 1 Bay Geiding (7 years, good harness horse). POULTRY: 80 Fowls, Turkeys, Geese, etc. DOGS: 2 Sheep Dogs with kennels. IMPLEMENTS, &c.: Farm Dray, Tip Dray, Rustic Dog Cart and Harness, R. & G. Double-furrow Plough, R. & G. Disc, set 5-leaf Harrows, Chain Harrow's, bsborne Cultivator. Clod Crusher, Roller, Duncan Drill, Woods Binder, Mower, Drill Grubber, Wheelbarrow, 25-gallon Boiler. Scalding Trough, 400-gallon Tank, 500 new and secondhand Sacks, Blocks and Chains, Plough Chains, Trolley Wheels, Shoes, etc.. Sheep Netting, Stakes, lot Timber, 100 Totara Posts, 20 Gate Posts, 7 Pairs Winkers, 7 Collars and Hames, 5 sets of Leading Chains, 2 Saddles, etc.. Breechings, Horse Covers, 150 sacks old Chaff, about 18 tons prime oaten Sheaves (last season’s), Sundries, etc., etc. ALSO, — FURNITURE of WELL-APPOINTED S-ROOMED DWELLING. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 3695 McKay Bros. 132 mm. mmm WwtsSQgSBM I . Si THE LATEST AND BEST IN INYEETED LIGHTING GAS BILLS (Cut in Half). ALL PLUMBERS SOLE AGENTS— McKAY BROS ESK STREET. GASFITTENG, PLUMBING. ETC-, tby C. H. POOLE, ESS STREET. KING UP TEL. No. 320. JMFE’S LITTLE WORRIES Entirely vanish once you get your pipe going—that is, If it is filied with ‘HARLEQUIN” Dark Tobacco. There’s nothing like "Harlequin” for driving away tired and worried feelings. It smokes so sweetly, so smoothly, so fragrantly, your troubles vanish in the clouds. SECRETARIES. OF Sports Clubs, etc., should have a look at the new Linen-faced Paper imported by the SOUTHLAND TIMES PRINTING DEPT. Just the thing for Official Correspondence. It gives you better quality and more tone than old fashioned papers at just the same prioa. 16PI