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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12906, 21 February 1906, Page 8

AUCTIONEER* MOSS JONAS. AUCTION SALE OF UNSOLD PORTION OF SUMMER SEASON'S DRAPERY, SATURDAY, FEBY. 24th, 1906. AT PENROSE'S DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. jl/TR- MOSS JONAS has received inJ.VJ_ struciions To Sell all that is left over ofSummer .Dresses, . Muslins, Lawns, Mantles, Millinery, Children's Coats, Bonnets, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace Collars, and other : Seasonable Novelties, together with a shipment of Calico Sheeting, Curtains and Blankets. "As a complete clearance of Summer Stock is the object of these Auction Sales, NO RESERVE whatever will be-, put on the Goods. . Sale at 1.30 p.m. . CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASBOCN. CLEARING SALE AT GLENGUMMEL. THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, At 1 p.m. WE have received instructions from Mr , John Bundle to Sell ■by Public Auction as above, at his Homestead, Glengummel— -1 DARK BAY GELDING "Nugget" 1 BAY MARE "Jess" 1 PONY GELDING, GIG, AND HARNESS 2 SPRINGING COWS - 1 COW in Full Profit , MeCormick Reaper and Binder, 2 TipDrays (1 with Frame), Single F. ■ Plough (P. and D.D.), Giubber, Twitch Harrow, Roller, set 4-leaf Harrows, Horse-hoe, Swingletrees and.Chains, Barb and Plain Wire, '• Stakes, Empty Sacks, Chaffcutter and Horsepower, Harness, and quantity Sundries Mr Rundle having sold the Farm, instructs that everything is for UNRESERVED SALE. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. LN THE ESTATE OF DONALD McBEATH, LATE OF TOTARA VALLEY, SOUTH CANTERBURY, GENTLEMAN. mHE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO\JL- OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED (in conjunction with the NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OE NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED) ihave instructions from the Administrator in the above Estate to sell by Public Auction, at TattersalTs Land Salerooms, Timaru, on - SATURDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1906, FARM KNOWN AS SEAFORTH, near Washdyke, Timaru, presently occupied by .Thomas, Mitchell, Esq., containing 668 Acres 3 Roods and 9 Perches; divided by live fences into 15 paddocks, with water races in each. The whole of the Land is perfectly level, and is noted for producing the best of Crops and Stock. Improvements consist of a Two-storey Dwellinghouse of 14 xooms, Stable for 8 Draught Horses, with large Loose-box, Implement Shed and Tool House, Granary and Woolshed; also Stable for 3 Hacks, Buggy House, and Working Men's Hut, all in first-class order. This splendid agricultural property, being situated close to the city of Timaru with its up-to-date Port, should command the attention of those in search of a first-class Farm or- a sound investment. Mr Mitchell will show intending purchasers over the property. Possession on Ist May. Further particulars to be obtained from JAMES HAY, Esq., Solicitor, Timaru, or from Three-fifths of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Hour of Sale,' 2.0u p.m. THE AUCTIONEERS. ARMS FOR PRIVATE SALE. 81.—40 ACRES Freehold, near Otipua; nice House, Garden, etc. Heavy land; grows all kinds of crops to perfection; close to Creamery, School, Church, etc. Easy terms. 76.—60 ACRES L.1.P., subdivided into 5 paddocks; 3 acrea in Plantation, 15 acres in Oats, 26 acres in Wheat, 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, £ acre in Turnips, £ acre Potatoes, 20 acres in Grass. 70.—6 ACRES near Gleniti, with good 6roomed House, Stable, Fowl Runs, etc. Would cut- up well for building sites. 68.—200 ACRES near Timaru, in 5 paddocks, well watered and fenced; 5roomed House, Stable, and all necessary buildings. The land is very clean and in good heart. One of the best farms in the district. We Invite Enquiries from those in Search .'"'. of Properties. GUINNESS & LeCREN, LTD., Timaru, Waimate. and Geraldine. -"ELLESEN'S MOTOR IGNITION BATTERIES. For Motor Cycles, Cars and Boats. Highest Award and Gold Medal, Paris, 1900. Used by Five European Governments. SPECIAL MOTOR CAR AND CYCLE BATTERY, capacity 1200 to 1500 miles. Made up in 4£ or 6 Volts. Cells last long in use and in store. A. E. BROWN, Elec. Engineer, Christchurch. Sole Agent South Island N.Z.