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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12755, 30 March 1910, Page 4

TO FARMERS. W' OLSELKY Sheep Shearing Mv chines and Wolseley Cream Separators are the best. .Full particulars at our oflicos. BISLEY BhOS. & CO. Nelson Agents. TO LET. LARGE SHOP, with plate glass window, adjoining Messrs Fell and Atkinson, Hardy-street, being one of the be t business positions in the city. Kent 26b per week. Apply V BISLEY BROS. & CO. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. • ONE and a Half Acres Freehold Band, adjoining Mr Higgins', Spring Giove, with convenient Residence thereod. About one acre in orchard. A bargain — £100. BISLEY BROS. & CO. LAND ! LAND 1 . U ROOK -STREET. SEVERAL Mocks in the Estate of the lataColum-i Branfil. In order to innke quick sal>y, our instruction- are to sell in 10-acre Bl u cks» from £%n each. Plan and full part ioulars at our offices. BISLEY BROS & CO. Ift ACRES CITY 10 Freehold Land. With Gool -BUILDING SITE. ON this Pioperty you can run Six or Ii s luCOWS,.h&reagood rOtfiiTßY FARM, and ro«orv6 a good portion /OIvCDLTIVATION. Tiii.- Valuable Lot for A I K\L UaRGAIN, if purchaser LuiWs a suitable dwelling the whole of too purchase money can remain ou mortgage. 38J BlcLK\ BROS & CO. TO LEI. •j- ARGE Convenient atlOP, HardyXi sweet. Splenuia .-...-ml. Low rent. •ittl AtiP ' y ~UI- LV BROS. & CO. ON THE LAND. TAKE NOTICE. Uutfcw of properties, if sitw or residence, agricultural farms, irmt, sheep w ,\ cauie statins, will hud. it to Jncir best interests to Urst interview and obtain particulars trom Aiessrs. bis.oy iiros. and <Jo., Hardy street, Aho are now olicring on beUali oi clients some valuable properties on very easy terms, i.e., a small deposit, or \a some cases no cash, but improvements to be made as may be decided jpon. touch terms are unusually easy, and gives- ono with a small capital an equal chance. Purchasers, of course, have tiio option or' paying cash or to leave tho whole of the purchase money lor a term to be arranged, interest at 3 per cent, to s. per cent, per annum. No doubt many of our young men starting life will avail themselves ot such easy terms. Particular of these desirable properties arc to be obtained at the ottice of MESSRS. BISLEY OS. & CO. Auction Notice. EXPERIENCE MEANS SUCCESS. Experience and knowledge of values of all classes of goods, as well as Live Stock and Land, is the. first necessity for conducting auctioneering business successfully. The salesman must know the market values of the articles he is handling, otherwise he cannot sc.l to tho best advantage of his clients. The principals of our firm claim to have such, having passed through an energetic general business life of over 35 years. Auctioneering is now 'becoming a profession, and rightly too, seeing the enorirous values so often placed with, leading firms to dispose , of, ' be it Household Furniture, Land, Wool, Farm Produce, Merchandise, or Live Stock. Our firm handle these at lowest. rate of charges, with true idea of values, and hence, sell to thebest interest of those intrusting their business to us. 0E IT LARGE OR . r ./IALL THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN. ' r " In order to cope with our large and e\er increasing Auction and General business, we have licensed (as j uxN 108 AUCTIONEER) MR. MALLviidl STEWART, A.1.A., New Zealand, who has been in our Auction lx'i>aitment for some considerable tune, and who recently passed an examiimtion 'in branches of mercantile business, winch places him in an uuusualiy high position in matters of (•..niiM'rce. MR. STEWART will give social at'.entiou to sales of Household l«'urnilure, Farm -Produce, Clearjug and Miscellaneous Sales, which will' i;e carried out to the best satisfaction and convenience of clients. Uur aWNiOlt AUCTIONEER, MR. A. 11. lilaLiSY, will continue to sell as in iin- past, and tho supervision of all ja.iL!i;r business will continue to como uiuiti :;s direction. To those about to mi., i.o matter -.rhat, we respectfully a.-. a to give us a call and obtain our (... rfc.es before finally deciding whom jt. ;.-ii-.ploy. Wo '■■''<< .'X'llors to remember that . our M 'business experience is at thcii • „..:...xl FREE OF CHARGE, wliici. .. ; u.;r,n worth to one selling more ....;. ..iluo of the commission that i:- p-.J. Our cii.u^cs for selling -in any part of the i'r<>> i:.i;c' consistent with. !o:!g experience and attention given, and wih not exceed those of other hut Vss experienced firmr. AUSTIN H. BESOT, M^AICOLM STEWART, Auctioneers. Bislsy Bros. and Co. SHEEP. DIP. ....... OP INTEREST TO SHEEP OWNERS. 1 [HUE Wool from Riversdala Station, iL «'olden Downs, leah'sed at Wellington, 3rd January Sales, lid and Is porlb. Their sheep were dipped, with, a mixture of Little's non-poisonous and poisonous tips. BISLEY B&OS. & CO. District Agents. Fertilisers. IN STOCK— Pioton, Eape and turnip, «ta ; Ecokland, Hop, Grain, Potato, Htc; Shirley's Sup, of Lime Wei Huston Blood and Bone. Supplied in «*ckß or by the tonBJSLKI BBOS. & CO., Sole Agento. . v