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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11994, 22 July 1907, Page 4

RICHMOND YARDS WEDNESDAY, NEXT 24th inst. MESSRS BISLEY BROS. & CO; vlll hold their usual weekly auotion , sale, Preseni entries ;^ ! TAA A SHEEP (Pat Wethers, Ewes XUIJU in lamb, and Hoggetß). Further entries invited. 2478 CLEARING SALE. # ' ENNER GLYNN. .. SHEEP, OATTLE. HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, AND EFFEOTS tl TUESDAY, JULYloth. at 10 o'clook sharp, BISLEY BROS, & CO. q i TJL aoting under instruotions from Mb A. C. Bcbb (who has disposed of hia otoperty), will offsr at Public Auotion, positively without reserve, on above date— >,) Sheep, Dairy Cows, 4 Horses, Waggonu . c te, Buggy, Bnd Gig, and all Harness, ty Implements, etc. 311 ■ n PARTIOULARS OF FURNITORE, 6 Drawing Room. -Linoleum, cosy oorner d, carpet square, 3 rugs, 4 ohairs, fern stand, ■ s flower stand and vase, 2 flower vases, Dejn vonport, Austrian chair, brass curb, fire ih irons, asbpan. folding couoh in silk tapesrt: try, flower Btand and vas9, 9 pictures, .■"• mfrror, overmantel (10 bevelled edged mirtg rors), set of 3 ornaments, Japanese table Japanese panel, afternoon tea set, tapestry 70 curtains, pair curtains, poles and rings, Brussels square 13ft 6in x 16ft, oorner „ obair, cane ohair, Broadwood upright grand piano, musio cabinet, ohair, brass curb and °* irons, 2 hanging mirrors, 6 oil p_,inrings, 5 5 ° pictures, 3 poles and rings. 1(1 Dicing RooM.—Linoleum 20ft x 14ft, rag, fender and irons, spirit lamp and kettle, 6ft sideboard with 3 drawers, mottled kauri beautifully carved, 5 mirrors, telescope 6 i; dining table 4ft 6in x Bft 6in, 6 Austrian -id chairs, rattan chair, folding ohair, .child's as rocker, Chesterfield and cushion," overvo mantel, 2 ornaments, gent's ohair. 2 large at pictures (Highland oattle), 4 piotures, 1 ;e. Japanese pioture, 2 pairs tapestry curtains, Rt 2 pairs lace curtains, 2 poles and rings, 78 h&nginglamp. Sitting Room.— Linoleum 15x9, carpet -qusre 10ft 6in x 9ft, 3 ohairs, rattan b- lounge, folding. chair in red plush, Singer "g sewing machine, rattaa oake stand, Japanr- ese table, musio cabinet, pair curtains, pole le rings, pair lace curtains, portiere rod. Bbdboom No. I— Linoleum 14 x 14, oarpet square 12 x 12, brass rail bedstead 4ft 6in, marble top washstand and ware, towel rail, duchess chest, waidrobe, ooal vase, 3. fender and irons, ashpan, lamp, ornaments, r- bedding, blankets, cretonne curtains, laoe ig uurtainr, rods and rinps. 5 Bedbo mNo 2 -Single bedstead, bedding id and blankets, oarpet square 9x9, dressing table and mirror, 4-drawor ohest, curtains and pole. Bkdroom No. 3 -Bedstead, bedding and blanketß,' linoleum, 2 mats, duohess obest, . curtains and pole. *• Bedroom No. 4 — Linoleum, brass rail B bedstead and bedding, dreesing table, wash* _ v stand and ware, 4-drawer chest, curtains, ' pole and rings. ? Bbdboom No. 5 -Linoleum 13 x 15, Brus*j eels carpet 12 x 12, duchess chest, 4ft 6in g brass rail bedstead and bedding, washstand i . and ware, rattan chair, cartains and pole. J Bedroom No. 6— Linoleum 14 x 10, bed--5 stead and mattress, bedding, marble top " washstand and ware, towol rail, duchess obest, curtains and pole. Bedboom No. 7 — Singie bn.s rail bedi, steal and bedding, washstand and ware, n dressing fable, curtain pole and riogs, oili, cloth, 2 mats. c, Bedroom No. 8 -4ft 6in beds'ead and 3. mattress, oilcloth, tab'e, duchees che&t, linoleum, washstand and ware, cb&ir. Office ~ 3 ru ?s, iiaoleum, carpet square, cabinet, tablo 3 drawers, 2 office iamps, oorner table," revolving chair, paper basket, 6 pictures, 3 tennis racquet?, two barrel ',§ brcecblcading gu", 1 Winchester rifle, coal . vase, fender and irons, asbpan, ornaments, ' mir cr, canoe, Austrian cbair, 3 rattan ' chaiis, sre a'i table, sofa and cushions, rug, j stationery cabinet, infes-end, barometer, mariner's compass. 3 whijs, two tortoise i shells, map, tape-try curtains, pole and » rings. j' Hall— Hall stand, mirror, stand and vase, mats, rugs, linoleum, hanging lamp. 3 Staius— ls sards carpet, stair rods, linor leum, mats, etc. ' Balcony- 4 deck chairs, linoleum 16ft x c 6ft, oilcloth. SHEEPJ CATTLE, HORSES, Etc. 1 pair buggy horse 3 (black), 51 hunter, 2 children's pocies saddles, bridles, and rugs. 3 Waggonette, hooded biggy, and gig (all ;. new). Tinned set double harness, 2 single y sets harness 1 tandem Bet of harness, j' Two dairy cows in milk, dairy utensils. n ' 40 2 and 3 shear English Leicester ramß. y Positively No Reserve, as Mr Burr is leaving the distriot. Sale of Furniture and Effects at 10 o'clock sharp. Stook and Implements to follow. | ( Drags* wiil leave our Office on morning of s Sale. Return Fare 1?. n LUNC3EON PROVIDED. ! BISLEY BROS & CO, . 2. '51 Auotioneers. s BY TELEPATHY (copyright). 6 * 6 1Vr E SSRS GILMORE, a JLtJL Aucl-land.— Wish I i had come across your Planter's , Choice or Arcadia tea earlier. ' Coupon rubbish aggravateel malady. Good-bye.— All- Jones, t Wellington." COAL 181 CASH. PUPONGA, screened O /_C* per STATE, screened O/ O 5 cwt. I CHAFF, Primest Quality. ; WOOD, Best Kinds, Dry. 1 2017 EINZETT'S, Haven Road. ¥_ 7 E supply RUBBER STAMPS of tbe 1 best quality, without vexatioue ) delay.—" The Culonist " Job Printing Department. THE f LAST WOOL SALES. At the last Wool Sales, held in Christchurch on the 13th Dec, very satisfactory J priaes were obtained for the better classes of wool. The top price was obtained for the well known " Pahau Pastures " (Cul--verden) clip, which realised Isd per Jb for balfbred, this beiny the hr-st price obtained for any class of wool in New Zealand for some yeara. As a matter of course this wool was in splendid condition, the floch from whicb it came havirg been dipped in Little's Combined Sheep Dips whioh shows that it pajs to use the best dip. Other clips from flocks dipped in - Little's (Fluid or Powder) Dips also brought good pricea, ranging to 14 Jd, Tbe Chief Nelscn Agents for Little's Dips are— SLEY B OS A CO., Stook an Station Agents, 425 Hardy- street. (PERSONAL.) **Tl EA:R GIL MORE,— JL7 Never tasted „ better tea than Planter's Choice. Arcadia ;s good too. Every grocer should have .them. — Joe Ward, Wellington." Sheep. Sheep. ENTRIES of Sbeep, in large or small numbers, aie being reoeived on account of owners for sale at our Riohmond Yards, giving free grazing ; or, if desired, G will make shipments, on liberal terms, to outside markets ; or will puroh se at high est current market rates. Full partioulars C on application to R. GAUKRODGER. Stoke. Or BISLEY BROS. & CO., 088 Auctioneers, Stock & Station Agents. HOPS"~HOPSr~ k ■ \ E aie CASFJ BUYERS of PRIME HOPS. Submit eao-ploa drJj-. 1279 BISLEY BROS. & CO. BAD . grocer — bad' tea. Good grocer — Plnnter's Choice ov else Arcadia,