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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12898, 8 February 1906, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. GUINNESS AND LECREN, LTD. STUDHOLME JUNCTION SALEYARDS. FRIDAY. 9tli FEBRUARY. PRESENT ENTRIES—- " 400 FORWARD WETHERS 200 FQRWARD. STORE. LAMB. 1 } ' - 2& : STORJS '££SsS '•' ' ■ 90, EWES' v A^D ; ,IA.MBS , : . ' ; ** 'FurtMr !i Eiftnes Invited ; GUINNESS; &' LeGREN, LTD..: . Auctioneer's., ARM S ' FOR •' PRIVATE SALE. 76.—60 ACRES L.1.P., subdivided into 5 paddocks; 3 acres in Plantation, 15 acres in Oats, 26 acres in Wlieat, 6 acres in. Turnips; 3-roomed Cottage, 4-stalled; Stable; Feed House, good Garden. Low price. Close to town. 77.-46 ACRES L.1.P., in 5 paddocks, water in each; good orchard, etc.; 18 acres in Wheat and Oats, £ acre in Mangels, 4 acre in Turnips, £ acre Potatoes, 120. acres in Grass. 70.7-6 ACRES near Gleniti, with, good 6room.ed House, Stable, Fowl Runs, etc. Would cut up well for building sites. 58 —2OO ACRES near Timaru, in 5 pad- • docks, well watered and fenced; 5ropmed.House, Stable, and all necessary buildings. ,The land is very clean and in .good heart. One of the best farms in, the district. 52.- ; -50 ACRES Freehold, near Levels, in 4 paddocks, watered by. race; 20 acres in Oats,balance in Grass; 4-roomed House, Stable, Barn, etc. Terms. We Invite Enquiries from, those ia Search • o! Properties. GUINNESS & LeCREN, LTD. . Timaru, Waimate and Geraldine. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. WAIMEA ESTATE. SOUTHLAND, N.Z. FINAL CLEARANCE. 11 ACRES-FREEHOLD LAND, •Subdivided" into' Farms. "Full particulars in Saturday's issue of this paper. Plans and particulars on application to ■ WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., ' Dunedin, Invercatgiil, Gore, Balfour and Kelso. Or, MR. A. W. RODGER', Waimea House, Gc-re. SALE OF GLENQUOICH STATION, SOUTHLAND, N.Z. SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. At 1.30 p.m. AT CRESCENT, INVERCARGILL. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. have received instructions from the Trustees in . the Estate of the late Joseph Rogers to Sell by Public Auction as above, the Glenquoich. Station, Stock and Plant. Full particulars in Saturday's issue of this paper or on application to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. Invercargill. Preserving Season. JAM AND JELLY JARS to suit aU requirements AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES• « BRASS PRESERVING PANS—6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d. ENAMELLED PRESERVING. PANS—4a 6d and 6d. Mason's ordinary Screw Top, -Quarts, 4s 6d doz. Mason's ordinary Screw Top, Half-gallon, 6s 6d doz. Mason's Patent . Atlas, Quarts 5s 6d; Halfgallon 7s. i . Mason's Atlas Straight -Wide Mout'a, 6s 6d and Bs. COVERED JELLIES. Two in Nest; •. 7s pec- dozen Nests. GLASS JAM JARS. Three in Nest ; 8s 6d dozen Nests. White Stone English Jelly Jars—3 in Nest, - lis 6d doz.; 4in Nest, 13s 6d doz.; Extra Large, 5 in Nest, 19s 6d. Jam Jars, Capered and Straight, 2s 9d and . 3s 9d doz.. : Jam Jars, English Buff, 3s 6d and 43 6d doz. TUMBLERS. Special Line of : Jelly Tumblers, os 3d per doz. JOHN KING & GO'S CASH GROCERY EMPORIUM. TELEPHONE 91 American Dental Gompany TLMAfi U. By Last Mail, Lafwfc American Process" for the JpATNLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. "A NA. ST*A. St A■' . Local Anaesthetic, It is Superior to Any Other feiovni Every Tooth may be at One Sitting. NO UNCONSCIOUSNESS. ™ NO STRUGGLING. NO AFTER EFFECTS. ij' . ' PERFECTLY HARMLESS. One Trial will Prove its Genuineness ARTIFICIAL TEETH, The Same as Other Dentists Use AT A VERY LOW COST, la Attendance—--p; W - WILLIS,; Piiomng No. 165- Dentil Surgeon.