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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11688, 22 February 1902, Page 3

AUCTIONEERS. Farmers' Exchange' ConroanvFARMERS' EXCHANGE. COMPANY will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Beswick Street, THIS DAY, Commencing, at NOON—- . Poultry/Pigs. Produce, Fruit, 200 and 400 61. Tanks, Harness, Saddles, 1 Windlass, Butter, Eggs, Photo Frames, Toilet Soap, Bruskware, Tweed Suitings, Toilet Sets, Glassware, lot Books, and Sundries. Also— On account of a Client leaving Timaru, a quantity of Household Furniture and Effects, comprising—--2 Duchesse Chests, 1 Chest Drawers, 2 Easy Chairs, 1 Piano, 6 Austrian Chairs, 2 Wicker Chairs, 3 Fenders, 1 set Fire Brasses, 1 Marble Clock, 1 Brussels Carpet, all nearly new and in first-class condition. A. G. ANDERSON, Manager. J. B. RUTLAND, Auctioneer. Malinar and Shall crass. OERALDINE FARMERS'. YARDS. THURSDAY, 27th FEBRUARY. T)RESENT EN ENTRIES—--250 2-TOOTHS, mixed sexes 150 3-bred LAMBS 190 Forward 2-tooth WETHERS 100 F.M. EWES Clients will please note alteration in date owing to Wool Sale being held on Wednes- ! aJ ' MA'LING. & SHALLCRASS, Auctioneers. SALE OF FURNITURE, ETC. INSTRUCTED by a Client, leaving for England, we shall sell WITHOUT RESERVE, at our Store, Oeraldine, on THURSDAY NEXT, 3 Chests Drawers, 2 Double Bedsteads, 3 Single Bedsteads, 2 Mattresses, 4 Washstands, 3 Towel Horses, 3 Small Tables, Book Shelves, Book Stand, Folding Chairs, Fender, Fire Irons, 2 Linen Baskets, Chairs, ' Wardrobe, Drawing-room Writing Table, Music Stand, 2 Music Chairs, Books, Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Plush Border, Dinner Set, Meat Dishes, Full Dessert Service, Crockery, Lamps, Pots and Pans, Churn, and a lot of Sundries. Also—

Double Buggy, Pole and Shafts, and Harness. Further entries for UNRESERVED SALE will be received. Sale at 2.30 p.m. sharp. MA'LING N & SHALLCRASS, Auctioneers. WOOL SEASON, 1901—1902. are now receiving WOOL into MESSRS JOHN MILL and OffS. Stores, Timaru, for the 3rd Sale, to bo held on WEDNESDAY, 26th FEBRUARY.. Clients can depend on any Uups en trusted to lis, being displayed to the best advantage, and no endeavours being spared to. obtain highest market PRICES. Liberal Advances made on WOOL, eithei for Sale locally, or for shipment to England. Consign Wool— MALING and SHALLCRASS, Timaru WOOLPACKS, TWINE, BRANDING OILS, Will be supplied at lowest rates. MALING and SHALLCRASB. Wright, Stephenson & Co. THURSDAY, "6th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Otekaike. Siding Yards, Oamaru-Kurow Line. ANNUAL UNRESERVED SALE OF' SURPLUS SHEEP. From Otekaike, Station Peak, and Benmore Stations. 'RIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., t i in conjunction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), have received instructions from Messrs Robert Campbell and Sons (Limited), • to Sell by Public Auction, at above time and place, the annual draits of surplus Sheep from the above-mentioned Stations, comprising 18,000 first-class Halfbred and Merino Sheep, consisting (approximately) of 2200 2 and 4-tooth i-bred EWES, half each age 3000 Full-mouthed i-bred EWES 3000 6 and 8-tooth i-bred WETHERS . 400 6 and 8-tooth i-bred EWES and WETHERS 200 i-bred RAMS 4500 Full-mouthed Merino EWES 2500 Full-mouthed Merino WETHERS 200 Merino RAMS It would be superfluous to comment upon the general excellence of the above-named Flock of Sheep; suffice it to say this year's drafts are up to the usual standard, and,-as customary, the Sheep will be sold absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE, and none of them will be disposed of privately prior to the ', Auction Sale.

A Special Train will leave Oamaru on the lorning of the Sale, returning same day. Friedlander Bros WOOL SEASON, 1901-2. [XTB BEG TO INTIMATE TO OUR V"V numerous Clients in the Timarn District that WE SHALL BE REPRESENTED at the TIMARU WOOL SALES, and -will be pleased to take charge of any consignments of Wool pur friends may favour us with. We have arranged for ample Storage Accommodation at MILL & CO.'S commodious and well-lighted Warehouses, and Clients will please consign their Clips to: FRIEDLANDER BROS., LD., c/o Mill and Co.'s Siding, Timaru, Sending us their advice by post to Ashburton. WOOLPACKS, TWINE, BRANDING OIL, and other SHEARING requisites will be supplied at LOWEST RATES, and sent FREE to any railway station. The Season's SALES have been fixed at TIMARU as follows :—December 6tn, 19UJ., January 14th, 1932, February 26th, 1902. Mr W. Angland is authorised to receive entries of Wool on our behalf. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LD., Wool and Grain Merchants, Ashburton. I). C. Turnbull. WE UNDERSIGNED ARE CASH BUYERS OF NEW SEASON'S Storage to let for 10,000 Sacks.