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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12771, 18 April 1910, Page 4

TO FARMERS. WOLSELEY Sheep Shearing Michines and. Wolseley Cream Separators are the best. Fnli particulars at our officos. BISLEY BKOS. & CO. Nelson Agents. TO LET. LAEGE SHOP, with plate glass window, adjoining Messrs Fell and Atkinsoh,-Hardy.Btreet, boing one of 'the host business positions in the city. Eent ;:5s per week. Apply BISLEY BEOS. & CO. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ONE and a Half Acreß Freehold Eand, adjoining Mr Higgins', Spring Urovo, with convenient Besidenee therecn. About one aore in orchard. A bargain— JSloo. BISLEY BROS. & CO. LAND I ' LAND I BUOOK -STEEET. OEVEBAL Tilocksin the Estate of tbe late Colon ul Branfil. In order to uiiike ->uick sal. .«, our instruction- are to eoli in 10-acre Blocks from .£BO each. Plan and full particulars at our oflices. BISLEY BEOS&OO. OQ ACRES GITY fiO Freehold Land. With Gool BUILDING SITE. ON this l?roner»y you can run Six or Eight COWS, have a good PO tri.. TRY F.VKM, and reserve a good portion iOli CULTIVATION. TLi.-i Valuable Lot fox £475." A KEAL UaEGAIN. If purchaser Luilda a suitable dwelling the Ucto of t»u purchase money can r -main on mortgage. 354 BISLEY. BEOS & CO. TO LET/ ' I LAIiGE Convenient SHOP, HardyBtreet. Splendid a t,.aid. Low rent. 402-i Apply ""un. bY BEOS. & CO. ON THE LAND.

TAKE NOTICE. iiuyers of properties, if sii *• i or res i.tences, agricultural farms fruit sheep ■ud cattle stations, will hnd it to t dr best interests to aa d obtain particulars from Messrs. Us-ey Bros, and Co., Hardy Street, Aho aie now offering on behalf of clients some valuablo propfrties -on very easy terms, i.e., a small deposit, c* in some cases no cash, but improvements to be mado as may be decided jpon. Such terms are unusually e-asj, and gives one with a small" capital an, equal chance. Purchasers, of course, j 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 ceut. per annum. No doubt many of our young men starting life will avail themselves of such easy terms. Particulars ol these desirable properties are to be obtained at the office of MESSRS. BISLEY OS, & CO. . AUCtioUi ISoUCc. EXPERIENCE MEANS SUCCESS. Experience and knowledge of values of all classes of goods, as well as Live btocK und .band, is the first necessity lor conducting auctioneering business suc-esstully. The salesman must know the marKet values of the articles he is handling, otherwise he cannot sod to the becb advantage of his clients. The principals of our firm claim to have such, liaving passed through an energetic general business lifo of over 35 years. Auctioneering is now becoming a profession, and rightly too, seeing the enormous values so often placed with leading firms to dispose of, be it Household Furniture, Land, Wool, i!'arni Produce, Merchandise, or Live Stock. . Our tirm handle theso at lowest rate of charges, with true idea of values, and hence sell to the best interest of those intrusting their business to us.

SE IT LARGE OR TT/IALL TliE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN. L* order to cope with our large nnd ever increasing Auction and General bua'.ness, we- have licensed (as j v .mOR AUCTIONEER) Mil. MALLv;.;>l STEWART, A.1.A., New Zealand, who has been in our Auction L*L*-j..iiment for some considerable Hint, and who recently passed an ex-an.i.i-iuon in branches of mercantile business- which places him in an u> u.;u.*;!iy high position in matters of .M-i.-.ioiCO. Mil. bTIiSWAdIT wih give sj»«*iai attention to sales of House-ui-iu i' urniture, Farm Produoe, Clearing aiid -Miscellaneous Sales, which wui !>e carried out to the best satisf •:*.•• ••ii and convenience of clients. Uur AUCTIONEER, MB. A. it.. i.*.... J ,i!Ti'', wiU coutinue to sell as iii ii..' -/ait, ' and the supervision of all :n.- tn'* imsiness will continue to' como u.iuX ,y.i direction. To those about L<i si-.., (*! matter vhat, we respectlully •;...■■ to give us a call and obtain unr i*;:..,^es before finally deciding wliuni ... TXploy. ; YX .*ot sailors -to rem ember that our i.i -, business experience, is at their ■•:. v .7.-l FREE OF CHARGE, which .v " ii-ti*.n worth to.' one Belling -r.urc x ,....-: l.'.e '\ alue of the commission tll.lt ls>- 1 /.t*.dTOur charges for selling in any part of the j":»ti..ce are consistent with Jong experience aud attention given, nrd wil. not exceed those of other but Wss experienced firmr. AUSTIN n. BISLEY, MALCOLM STEWART, Auctioneers. Bisley Bros. and Co. SHEEP DIP. OF INTEREST TO SHEEP OWNERS. ri'UiE Wool from EiverEdala Station, JL (i olden Downs, realised at Wellington, 3rd January Sales, lld and Is per lb. Their sheep were dipped with a- mixture' of Little's non-poisonous and poisonous 13ips. BISLEY BEOS. & CO. District Agents. Fertiiisers. IJ-? STOCK— Picton, Eape and lurnth <*♦«« •, Rockland, Eop, Grain, Potatc, etc • Shirley's Sup. of Lime Wel lington Blood and Bone. Supplied in -uoks or by the ton. BJSLfcY BEOSi&CO., , 'Sole A^enti.