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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12724, 21 February 1910, Page 4

NACRES CITY 10 Freehold Land. With Good BUILDING SITE. ON this Property you can run Six or Eight COWS, have a good i POUIiTEY FAEM, and reserve a good portion FOE CULTIVATION. This Valuable Lot foi .£475. A EEAL BARGAIN. If purchaser builds a suitaftie^weUmg i\.. whole of the purchase money,, can i .t.uin on mortgage. boi {.BISLEY BEOS & CO. LAND! LAND! MESSRS Bisiey Bros. and Co. ON THE LAND. TAKE NOTICE. Tlnvers of properties, if sites or resia S"iSts«i euro, fr^, *•£ ' o are now offering on behalf of ... ents some valuable properties on a y easy terms, i.e., a small deposit, i. in some cases no cash, but improvej ' nts to be made as may be decided i -on. Such terms are unusually easy, j ' J gives one with a small capital an i .ual chance. Purchasers, of course, 1 -ye the option of paying cash or to lave the whole of the purchase i oney for a term to be arranged, mi .cst at 3 per cent, to 5 per cent, per j .num. No doubt many of our young , -n starting life will avail themselves i such easy terms. Particulars of Uese deeirabl© properties are to be obtained at the office of MESSRS. BISLEY OS. & CO. Auctioa Notice. EXPERIENCE MEANS SUCCESS. Experience and knowledge of values „» allclasses of goods, as well as Live £ooK and Land, is the nrst necessity Tor conducting auctioneering business Laccesstully. "J-'be salesman must TZ SU values of the articles L is handling, otherwise he cannot bo l to the best advantage or his l tents. The principals ot our farm :2m to have sucH, having ; paned x .rough an energetic general, business i~i of over 35 years. Auctioneering t now becoming a profession, and .-htly too, seeing the eaorinouß so often placed with leading urns to dispose of, be jt household Furniture, Land, Wool, iarm Produce, Merchandise, or Jvc Stock. Our firm handle ties© at lowest rate of charges, with i.ue idea of values, and hence, sell to i!.e best interest of those intrusting taeir business to us. BE IT LARGE OB SMALL 'jHE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN. In order to cope with our large and tier increasing Auction and General «in«ss we have licensed (as AUCTIONEER) M». MALcoLM STEWART, A.1. A., New Zeai..ud, who- has been in our Auction department for some considerable lave, and who recently passed an exnuiuatiou in branchce of mevcantale business, which places him in anu> i oually high position in matters ot commerce. MR. bTEWART-wiU give i.;ecial attention to sales of Household Furniture, Farm Produce, Clearing and Miscellaneous bales, winch \.iil be carried out to the best satisl ctioli and convenience of clients. v.ur SENIOR AUCTIONEER, MR. A; ii. BISLEY, will continue to seh as ia the past, and the supervision of all auction business will continue to come under his direction. To thoso about v sell, no matter what, we reepectlully ask to give us a cali and obtain our charges before flualy deciding whom to employ. Wo* ask* sellers -to remember that our long busiucss experience is at tueir disposal FitEE OF CHARGE, is of ton woith to one selling more than the value of the commission tnat 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 loss experienced firinr. AUSTIN H. BISLEY, MALCOLM STEWART, Auctioneers. Bisiey Bros. and Cu. " SHEEP DU\ ~ OF INTEREST TO SHEEP OWNERS. rpHE Wool from Kirer<JalU Sfc-tiion, L Golden Downs, lealised at W«l ti>; ton, 3rd January Sale 3, lid .tnd Is pm [ i Their sheep were dipped with ;t 'i\iu;c of Little's non-poisonou3 and ;jjisonous Dips. BISLEY BEOS. & CO. District Agents. Fertilisers, JN STOCK— Picton, Eape and lurntp, etc; Eookland, Hop, Grain, " Potatt, etoj Shirley's Sup. of Lime Wei lington Blood aid Bone, fnpplisd in vaoka or by the ton BISLEY BEOS. & CO., - §pje Agent*.