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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13379, 30 March 1912, Page 2

AUCTION SALEB. Bistey Bros, and Co. CITY YARDS. TO-DAY, at 10.3u sharp. HORSES! HORSES! MESSRS BrSLEY BEOS. & CO, acting under instructions from Mb Ihos. HouLT.of Feilding and Othors, will sell by Public Auction, as above — 20 HORSES 20 Being mostly YOUNG DRAUGHTS, brofcen and unbrolicn. agos from 18 months to 5 yoars. Also SEVERAL HACKS and HAENESS HOIt&ES. "We can with confidence recommend buyers to attend this i-ale. Most of the horses iffered will bo for absolnto sale. TEKMj can be arranged.. . BISLEY BKOS.&CO. 9/8 Live Stock Auctioneers. Alfred Could. TUESDAf, \PRIL 2nd, At 130 pm. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ALFRED GOUj/li, acting under instructions from Mr W. G; Mokbi: son (who is leaving Nelson), will sell at liia residence, Scotland s ireet, as above: — Conch in velvet, overmantle, oarpet square, Mohair rug. s-lips, sofa, ocoatioual tablu, Kattan chairs, pedestal and pot, lirasß rail fender and iions, curtain polos, handsome sideboard, bnvel glass andcoppor fittings, B dining clwirs and 2 carvers match) leather sets, Jar^e dining table on castors, 'double brass mountfd bedstead, three-quarter and si-iirla bedsteads, wire, kapoo and fl*x unattros-ses, Duchois sets, v/ashstands, toiletware, linoleums, mats, rags, cool-ing utensils, garden tools, etc. (The dining-room suite is Old English design, and practically new.) ALFRED GOULD, 1020 Auctioneer. WEDI^EiDAY, AMRIL 10th, at 1.30. GENUINE CLEARINC SALE AT WAKEFIELD. SHEEP. MILKING COWS (from Pedigree Ayrshire Stock). ayrshike bull, draught worses, pigs, calves, stacks oaten sh ; ayes, farm: implements, etc. Also .SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD PURNTTUBE ANDEPPh-GTS. 1 LPRED GOULD, acting under injC3_ Btructions from Mks V. Hoopkb, who lia3 li'ase.i her property, will sell, at her residence, WaKefield. a*» above. ■ Puller p&rticulars lat.T. ALFhI-D GOULD, 1093 Auctioneer. AN EXPLANATION. To my Clients and the Public. AS there was a g- neral expression of indignation by those who yestordaj attended tho house <. c upiod by JMiss Petheriiiii, where I was udveitised to hold an Auction Sale— I would like to point out tnat EVERY AETICLK advertised in the paper was in the house Then the inventory was taken and given me to sell. »> d it was not until Wieinjrning of the s<a;H that I found that the iitJtt of che goods had been removed; some to another hous<-, -.omesold privately. It was then too late to ;t->ke steps to advise my client s. I wish to expresH ..y sincere regret to my clients for the i: convenience this caused them, ptutiou'aiy those who caino from the country, nnd >.>sure them that I vToa in no way ro:ii' nsible for this unparalleled experience. ALPRKD GOULD, 1074 Auctioneer. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. * RICHMOND STOCK SALES. WEDNESDAY, 3ri APRIL, 1912, at 2 p.m. sharp. At the White Hart Hotel Yards. THB NEW ZtSAMND LOAN AND MERCANTILE 'lENCY CO., Ltd., Tqiil offer as above— 300 2 and 4-tiolh PaY '-Vethers 300 2 a.'id -Itooth Forward Wethers 200 Mixed Uheep i.ioludin<; 2 and 4tooth Porwsra Wethers, Ew63, and Lambs 20 Wcaaer Pigs 100 Halforfld Ewes, ire?h full mouth 50 Tt.reequarter-hr-:<l 2-tooth Ewes 80 Throeqaarter-briu.l Lamb 3 70 Lambs, mixed Further entries in utj)J. 1065 QTJR STAMPS are good Stamps— best rubber, latest designs. "The Colonist" Jobbing Department. A Family Cough Remedy Do you wonder that Bonnington's Irish Moss is the standard family remedy for coughs, colds, - bronchitis and influenza? .For over half a century it has been used day after day with universal satis- ' faction. Refuse imitations and substitutes—get the original remedy. Bonnington's Irish Moss FLUENZOL CBIVES A|WLY:; INFLUENZA1 tougfts . and aa,-c » ,», „ INVALUABLE WHEN TRAVELLING, '•fhe Second Stownrd o( t!io (J S S Co. s Mappurika (Mr. H VdumO «-ntes:— I can SMiak wurmh in ■ praise or 'FLUBN2OL* v-, a i ~,,,| cmc for Jmluenza. When tiavtllijir between AVcllington and tho West Coast recently, , I oxppi v need n ■of TLUKNZOL' put mo riffht m remarkably quick time. Several others aboard the Mapourika liavo nlso. experienced tho benoflts of tho new medicine. I havo much pleasure in recommending it to all - ' my acquaintances." . ftChemisis and Stores 1/6 and -2/6.