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Southland Times, Issue 18809, 30 April 1920, Page 8

McKAY BROS. SALE, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920. 12 KING ST., NORTH IN’GILL, At 2 p.m. HANDSOME MODERN PIANO (Sanies), CARPET SQUARES, CHESTERFIELD MOQUETTE SUITE, HALLSTAND, CARPET RUNNER, HANDSOME BJL BEDSTEADS, BOX OTTOMAN, ILP. BEDROOM SUITE, LINOLEUMS, LAWNMOWER. "ATcKAY BROS., instructed by Mr A. Lyall, will sell by auction on the premises as above the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, including the above and also— Occ. Table, Handsome Brass Kerb and Irons, Rattan and Seagraes Chairs, Whatnot, Piano Stool, Pictures, China and other Ornaments, Palm Stands, Bamboo Table, Curtains and Poles, Pot Plants, Linoleums throughout the bouse (all in good order), Slip Mats, Hearthrug, Swing Mirror, Linen Cupboard, Superior B.R. Bedstead arid Box Mattresses, Kapok Beds, Work Basket, Table, Wardrobe, Duchess Dressing Table, M.T. Washstand, Bedroom Ware, Hall Curtains, Massive Mirror Sideboard, Chesterfield, 2 Divan Easies, 4 HJJ. Chairs, Wicker Chair, R.P. Dining Table, VP. Table Cover, Pot Plants, Coal Box, Capper Kerb and Irons, K. Table and Cover, Pots and Pans, Crockery, Jam Bottles, Vacuum Cleaner, Carpet Sweeper, Spray Pump, Preserving Pan, Wringer, Step Ladder, Scallywag Set, and Sundries. Goods on view morning of Sale. NOTE.—Auctioneers draw special attention to the modern and first-class condition of this Furniture. Ayß22 SATURDAY, MAY 1, at 11 am. ■SPECIAL SALE OF 1100 SHEETS SPL ROOFING IRON, SPOUTING, AND 12,000 S.H. BRICKS. llfl’cKAY BROS. will sell by auction, "*■ without reserve, at Exchange Mart, as above— Goods on view Friday and Saturday morning. Ayß23

I To Furniture Buyers IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH PRICES, BUYERS HAVE TO BUY IN THE CHEAPEST MARKET, AND WE CONFIDENTLY INVITE g COMPARISON. ( S ESTIMATES FREE. }j | If You Want a t House SEE OUR LET. LET US SHOW YOU THE HOUSES WE HAVE FOR SALE. WE CAN SATISFY YOUR WANTS. McKAY BROS. EXCHANGE MART, AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS. Box 17. Phone 15. FOR SALK. jPARM o£ 113 ACRES Freehold, alongside township, railway station, sciiooi dairy factory, anu saieyards. The buildings consist of a 4-roomed cottage and cowstied. There are 13 acres now in turnips, 9 acres oats and grass, balance in grass. As tins grounu is close to township it has been surveyed into 3 allotments ol approximately 3/ acres each, and we are prepared to do business with anyone who possible may only require a holding of tins extent. Easy teims can be arranged if necessary. For particulars as to price, etc., apply to J. HOLLOWAY. LTD. No. B2S 1 Y ACKKS FREEHOLD, 130 acres ■A lurl dp 3j 20 acres young grass, balance in good natural feed, urst-class BUILDINGS: Men’s hut, 6-stalled stable and chalihouse. PRICE; £5 15/- per acre. Easy terms can be arranged. The Owner will exchange for dairy farm of 100 to 150 acres. This is a chance in a Uietime and the owner is out to sell. There is over £IOOO of turnips on the property. We would advise intending purchasers to inspect the property at once. No. 767 *T/* ACRES FREEHOLD, 400 acres Hat v> land, 100 acres undulating, 50 acres bush, 430 acres have been ploughed; divided into 16 paddocks, water in every paddock, 25 acres turnips, 15 acres rape and grass, splendid crops; 100 acres have been limed.

BUILDINGS: 6-roomed dwelling, bathroom, etc., dairy, stable, bam, implement shed, 18-stalled cowbyre, water wheel and shed, sheep yards and dip. Situated li miles to school, 2 5 miles to factory'PRICE—£IO per acre. Deposit, £IOOO. Balance arranged. We can recommend this tc anyone wanting a good investment. No. 394 J. HOLLOWAY. LTD. ESK STREET. 1 FARMERS’ MACHINERY exchange Carriers' Arm:, 162, DEE ST, INVERCARGILL. Proprietors of STORRIE’S IMPROVED MILKING MACHINE. Full Modes of Stoma’s Milking Maciuns Duplicates. Spare Parte of LISTER Separators kept in stock. BABCOCK MILK TESTERS. MACHINERY BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED. Practical demonstrations given at any time oi the IMPROVED STORRXE MILKING MACHINE. X. BHIRI.S, Manager. ■JGOTICE is hereby given that I have disposed of my interest in the firm of CARROL & THOMPSON as from the 7th day of February, 1920, to my partner, Henry Carrol I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by the above firm after this date. All Accounts owing to the firm should be paid at the firm’s office on or before let March, at Spey street, Invercargill. WM. R. THOMPSON. I hereby notify that X have purchased the interest of William Robert Tbnmj»n., in the above firm as from the 7th day oi February, 1920. The business- will be earned on by me under tE old same oj CARROL & THOMPSON as from this date. Dated this 9th day of February, 1920. < HENRiT CARROL, j