Clearing Sale. EMEIf GLYM, SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO & EFFECTS. TUESDAY NEXT, JCJLY 80th, at 10 o'clock sharp MEtiSPS BISLEY BROS. & CO. ac-irig under instructions from Mr A. C I'ubr (who has disposed of his p-o-ertj). w'.H cff^r at Public Auotion, positively without reserve, on above date — fcheep, Dairy CJows, 4 Horses, Waggon* ette, Baggy, and Gig, and all Harness, Implements, etc PARTICULARS OF FURNITURE, Dbawxkq Room. Linoleum, cosy corner carpet square, 3 rugp, 4 chairs, fern stand, flower stand and vace, 2 flower vases, Devonport, Ausirian chair, brass curb, fire irons, ashpan, folding couoh in silk tapestry, flower stand and vas9, 9 pictures, mfrror, overmantel (10 bevelled edged mirrors), set of 3 ornaments, Japanese table Japanese panel, afternoon tea set, tapestry curtains, pair curtains, poles and rings, Brusxels square 13ft 6in x 16ft, oorner cbair, cane ohai*, Broadwood upright grand piano, musio cabinet, chair, brass curb and irons, 2 hanging mirrors, ft oil piinrings, 5 piotures, 3 poles and rings. Drama Room.— Linoleum 20ft z 14ft, rug, fender and irons, spirit lamp and kettle, 6ft sideboard with 3 drawers, mottled kauri beautifully carved, 5 mirrors, telescope dining table 4ft 6in z Bft 6in, 6 Austrian chairs, rattan ohair, folding chair, rocker, Chesterfield and cushion, overmantel, 2 ornaments, gent's chair, 2 large pictures (Highland cattle), 4 pictures, 1 Japanese pioture, 2 pairs tapestry curtains, 2 pairs lace curtains, 2 poles and rings, hanging lamp. Sitting Room.— Linoleum 15 x 9, carpet square 10ft 6in x 9ft, 3 chairs, rattan lounge, folding ohair in red plush, Singer sewing machine, rattan cake stand, Japanese table, musio cabinet; pair curtains, pole rings, pair lace outtains, portiere rod. Bedroom No. I— Linoleum 14 z 14, carpet equare 12 x 12, brass rail bedstead 4ft 6in, marble top washstand and ware, towel rail, duchess chest, waidrobe, coal vase, fender and irons, ashpan, lamp, ornaments, bedding, blankets, cretonne curtains, lace curtain?, rods and rinps. Bedeoc m No 2 -Single bedstead, bedding and blankets, oarpet fquare 9 z 9, dressing table and mirror, 4-drawer chest, curtains and pole, Bedroom No. 3 -Bedstead, bedding and blankets, linoleum, 2 mat?, duchess chest, curtains and pole. Bedroom No. 4 — Linoleum, brass rail bedstead and bedding, dressing table, washstand and ware, 4-drawer chest, curtains, pole and rings. Bedroom No. 5 -Linoleum 13 z 15, Bruseels carpet 12 x 12, ducheas chest, 4ft 6in brass rail bedstead and bedding, washstand and ware, rattan chair, oartains and pole. Bedeoom No. 6— Linoleum 14 x 10, bedstead and mattress, bedding, marble top washstand and ware, towel iail, duchess chest, curtains and pole. BedboomNo. 7 — Single brass rail bedsteai and bedding, washstand and ware, dressing (able, curtain pole and rings, oilcloth, 2 mats. Bedroom No. 8 -4 ft 6in bedstead and mattress, oilcloth, table, duchess chest, linoleum, washstand and ware, ohair. Office— 3 rugs, linoleum, carpet square, cabinet, table 3 drawers, 2 office lamp*, oorner table, revolving chair, paper basket, 6 piotures, 3 tennis racquet?, two barrel breeobloading gun, 1 Winchester rifle, coal vase, fender and iron?, ashpan, ornaments, mircr, canoe, Austrian chair. 3 rattan chairs, small table, sofa and cushions, rug, stationery oabinet, irksiend, barometer, mariner's compass. 3 whips, twe tortoise shells,. map, tape; try curtains, pole and rings. Hall. — Hall stand, mirror, stand and vase, mats, rugs, linoleum, hanging lamp. Staibs — 15 yards oarpet, stair rods, linoleum, mats, etc. Balconx- 4 deck chairs, linoleum 16ft z 6ft, oilcloth. SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, Etc. lpair buggy horses (black), 1 hunter, 2 children's ponies saddles, bridles, and rugs. Waggonette, hooded b-jggy, and gig (ali new). Tanned set double harness, 2 single sets harness, 1 tandem set of harness. Two dairy eoivs in milk, dairy utensils. 40 2 and 3 shsar English Leicester rams. Positively No Reserve, as Mr Barr is leaving the district. Sale of Furniture and Effeo's at 10 O'dook shaip. Stoofc and Implements to follow. Drags will leave our Office on morning of Sale. Return Fare Is. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. BISLEY BROS & CO, 2 51 Auctioneers. HOPS - - HOPS. ~ i \J E arc CASH BUYERS of PRIME V V HOPS. Submit samples early. 1279 BISLEY BROS. & CO. THE LAST WOOL SALES. At the last Wool Sales, held in Christchurch on the 13th Deo., very satisfactory prioe3 were obtained for the better olasses of wool. The top price was obtained for the well known " Pahau Pastures " (Colverden) clip, whioh realised Jlsd per lb for half bred, this being the bestjrioe obtained for any class of wool in New Zealand for some years. As a matter of course this wool was in splendid condition, the flock from which it came havirg been dipped in Little's Combined Sheep Dips which shows that^itpajs to use the best dip. Other dips flocks dipped in Little's (Fluid or Powder) Dips also brought good prices, ranging to 14} d, The Chief Nelscn Agents for Little's Dips are — SLEY B OS & CO., Stjck an Station Agents. 425 Hardy- street. When in Town DO NOT fail to call at— WALKER'S LOW-PRICE SHOP BBIDGE-STREET, WHO IMPORTS— Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Eleotroplate, Stationery, Tinware, Brushware, Toilet Requisites, Clocks, Ironmongery, . Etc. AND SELLS AT— Fair and Reasonable Prices. PICTURES FRAMED In the Latest and Best Style at Low Prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Agent for the world-renowned " White " Sewing Machine. Cash or Deferred Payment. H. WALKER, BRIDGE STREET. BAD grocer — bad tea. Good grocer — Planter's Choice or else Arcadia.
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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11999, 27 July 1907, Page 4
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890Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11999, 27 July 1907, Page 4
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