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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 883, 8 December 1916, Page 11

AUCTIONS. 1 NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. CLEARING SALE ~~" AT ROLLESTON. On Arcount MR S. HARRIS. THURSDAY, DEC. 14 ' 4 At 12 o'clock. \\> have been favoured with instructions from Mr Harris to sell on the shove date tlie whole of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK on his Farm at Rolleston, comprising:— HORSES. 1 Rlack (".riding. Tom, S.vrs 1 Ray fielding. Dandy, oyrs 1 Ray Mare, Dolly, (iyrs," with f-ul at fixit by Hereford. 1 Grey Gelding, Punch, aged ■ | 1 Ray Colt, rising .'iyrs, by Glcngarrie, J broken to lead; will make splendid Spring Dray Horse a i 1 Yearling Draught Colt, by Hereford. K j The Horses are straight ont of hard work, , and are well known in the district as highclass workers. IMPLEMENTS. .. I 1 McCormack Reaper and Hinder (has ! cut 80 acres) J 1 Heid and Gray la-coulter Grain and j Manure Drill 1 Duncan Spring Tine Grubber (new) ■ | 1 Set Massey Harris Disc Harrows (n-w) ; 1 Set Chain Harrows 1 Set 4 leaf Heavy Tine Harrows '• 1 Reid and »;ray 10ft Cambridge Roller 1 Reid and Gray D.F. Plough 1 Rooth McDonald Farm Drav (new) 1 Dog Cart Trees, Chains, and Quantity of Harness ' 100 Empty Sacks Tarpaulin, 21 x 30 Host of Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. WOOL O 0 L GROWERS GROWER? OCR NEW STORE AT ADEINGTON OCR NEW STORE AT ADDINGTON Is at the disposal of growers. IT IS SPECIALLY RUILT FOR THE DISPLAY OF WOOL. Every Clip (large or small) Is shown to best possible advantage. RECLASSING, INTERLOTTTNG, AND VALUING Attended to by Wool Experts. \ f SPECIAL PERSONAL SUPERVISION Given to Weighing. GROWERS' INTERESTS PROTECTED In every detail. / t WE SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS, And growers entrusting their Clips to our care are assured that their confidence will not be misplaced. 1 NATIONAL MORTGAGE, ADDESGTON. 1 I NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND j AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. j HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. , 7949 WE JAMESON & SON. j For a term of 5 or 10 years, . Centrally Situated Offices and Warehouse, No. 170 MANCHESTER STREET (Opposite National Rank). The above consists of a ground floor suite of three offices, of the following sizes:— 20 x 20, 18 x 13, 18 x 12, And large strongroom. The warehouse at rear at above contains some 2200 sq. ft. of floor space, and has additional access from right-of-way at rear. Full particulars from WM. JAMESON & SON Civic Chambers, 7726 213 Manchester Street DEVEREUX, KING k CO., LTD. gEVEREUX,~KrNG, & CO., LTD. LAND SALESMEN & SADDLERS, i 100 LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ' Tarpaulins, Rick Covers, Staek Cover.;, Hay | Covers, Motor Covers, Binder Covers, Drill | Covers, Horse and Cow Covers, and Tents. All with Devereux's NEW PATENT. j Everybody using them, because they last l twice as long as the old style and they COST iNO MORE. Hundreds of testimonials and I letters of approval. The strain is on the ropes, not on the fabric; they cannot blow off the stack; the more it blows and rains, the tighter they grip the stack. The largest I and most up-to-date stock in the Dominion. . Buy now, whiie procurable at a treasonable price. DEVEPEUX, KING, & CO., LTD., 100 Lichlield Street .721 CEMENT M'k*Concrete Floor. i Distless, Oil and FLOOR Waler P roof : Pfcrenti . Dust Rising in Eng- ■ ages. Hospitals, etc. FRANCIS HOLMES 188 Lichfield Street. Christchurch s HARDiE & THOMSON LTD. Timber & Coal Joinery • Merchants Manufacturers I COLOMBO £ SHERBOURNK STS. N. All kinds of Building Materials kept in stock, including Builders' Hardware. Delivered Town or Country on shortest I notice. Bungalow Doors a specialty. I Telephone 2SSS. J & \Y. JAMIESON, LTD., BUILDERS k CONTRACTORS, 573 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. stablished firm, we are in a , u undertake Constructional ior other work in Wood, Stone, Brick, j Reinforced Concrete, or Steel. We keep a large and permanent staff, ;an extensive plant, and large and varied stocks of all classes of material. DEATH OF A SOLDIER. WELLINGTON*, December 7. <'lmr!e« Samuel Daleoml.e. a member of the Jl'ii.l Rt-infori-einent, died in Fe»iheTston Military Hospital to-day fro