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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12718, 14 February 1910, Page 4

F«Q ACRES CITY , lo Freehold Land. With Good BUILDING SITE. ON this Property you can run Six or Eight COWS, have a good POTJLTET FARM, and reserve a good portion FOR CULTIVATION. Thiß Valuable Lot foi A BEAL BAKGAIN. If purchaser buiWs a suitable dwelling the whole of tho purchase money can remain on mortgage.. . J34 , BISLEY BROS & CO. LAND! LAND! MESSRS Bisiey Bros. and Co. a. ON THE LAND. TAKE NOTICE. &£?,-»«£&£ „ Ifo are now offering on behalf of clients some valuable pwpj} I**"1 **" J?f very easy terms, i.e., a small deposit, „r in some cases no cash, but improvements to be made as may be decided upon: Such terms are unusually wsy, add gives one with a small capital an equal chance. Purchasers, of course, have the option of paying cash or to leave the whole of the purchase money for a term to be arranged, interest at 3 per cent, to 5 per cent, per annum. No doubt many of our young men starting life will avail themselves of such easy terms. Particulars or these desirable properties are to be obtained at the office of MESSRS. BISLEY BROS. & CO. Auction Notice. EXPERIENCE MEANS SUCCESS. Experience and knowledge of values of all classes of goods, as well as L ye ritock and Land, is the nrst necessi^ for conducting auctioneering business successfully. ihe salesman must Sow tne l^rket values of the ari,c es £ is handling, otherwise he cannot seJ to tno best advantage oi hiß chents? The principals oi our hrin claim to have, such, Uaviug passed through an energetic geiwrall business life of over 35. years. Auctioneering s now becoming a profession, and rightly too, seeing : *»<> . /. e TT™ Values bo often placed with leading lirrus to dispose of, be « Household Furniture, Land, Wool, Sam Produce, Merchandise, or Jvc Stock. Our firm handle these at lowest rate of charges, with truoidea of values, and hence, sell to the best interest of those intrusting their business to vis. BE IT LARGE OR SMALL XHE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN. In order to cope with our large, and ever increasing Auctiou and Ueneral jUNLOit AUo'I'IUaJSJO!) Mil. AIALou^U oii^AiU, A.1.A., New Zealand, wiio lias been in our Auction iteuartineiib for some considerable tune, and who recently passed an ex-ainiuation-in brandies ot mercantile uusiness, wliich places him in on unusually high position in matters or commerce. Aitt. STEWAItT will give special attention to sales of ilousenold Furniture, Farm Produce, Clearing and Miscellaneous bales, which will be earned y.jt to the best satisfaction ana co«. en ieiiceot chents. Our aiSNlvit Aiit. a. 8.. BibJbiii, w.ti continue to sel as in the past, and the supervision of all auction business will continue -to coiuo under his direction. To those about to sell, no matter what, we respectfully ask to give us a call and obtain our charges before Ilnal.y deciding whom to employ. SSi Wo~ask sellers to remember that our long business cxpenence is at their disposal FIIEE uF CHARGE, which is of ton woith to one selling more than the value of the commission that is paid. . _„... Our charges for selling in any part of the Province are consistent with long experience and attention given, and will not exceed those of other but less experienced firms. AUSTIN H. BISLEY, , MALCOLM STEWART, Auctioneers. Bisley Bros. and Co. . :