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.qgfc»- . REVENUE RETURNS. The following is a statement of revenue ■collected l at Tiniaru during the week ended 24th February, 1906: £ s. d. Customs duties 885 4 5 !Beer duty 74 15 3 ■Other receipts 14 1 Total ...£960 13 7 LAND SALES. There was only a small attendance at the National Mortgage and Agency Company's sale rooms on Saturday afternoon, a couple of properties were offered. 'The first was a quarter acre in Raymond street, '-with a five-roomed cottage, under a jear old, and with necessary conveniences. An opening was made at £350, and one «€her bid •of £375, was made. At this iignre the lot was passed to Mr F. Lamb. The reserve was announced' to be £450. Tie second lot was a half-acre section in Dee street, a six-roomed house, offered on account of Mr P. W. Hutton. -'Only one bid was made, Mr J. H. Mad- . -docks offering £6OO, and at- that price the "nt was passed in to him. TATTERS ALL'S YARDS. The C.F.C.A. report on the horse niarTaet at Tattersall's yards on Saturday as follows :—Owing to harvest operatioris being m full swing the entry was not so large as nsual, but there was'a fair demand for «11 young draught horses, and light harness horses at prices on a par with late values. EESWICK STREET MART. Mr J. B. Rutland reports on his weekly sale on Saturday as The entry of was smaller than usual, but there was a. good sale of . general 'goods. boosters brought 2s 3d to & 6d, and hens Is 9d to 2s 6d per pair ; geese, 2s : 6d eaea; aJncke, 3s 6d per pair: A. number of bicycles were sold at £8 each, these, being •similar ones to those sold last Saturday.- A lot of fruit was disposed of at let'"s>''l£d 3»er lb for apples, plums 2s 6d to 5s per case. _ Onions, Id per lb. Pictures and -asimdries sold at good auction rates. CAIN'S TERACE AUCTION ROOMS, Mr Moss Jonas reports as follows: Business during the past week has l been, de.cidedly brisk, and. there has been a good •demand for furniture of all kinds and the clearing- which I held this week .showed a great improvement to those held previously. There has aJso been a better ■demand' for fowls, wheat, and potatoes, ■while fowls have improved a little in jrice. On Tuesday I held a clearing sale *f household furniture at the reoidea-je. <•'. Mr J. S. Pearson, North .street, vhen aiere was a very large attendance of Jny«r»j and bidding was very spirited. The iollowing are some of the principal articles -soH—Washstand and ware. £2 10s, couch £Z ss, sideboard £4 ss, chest drawers £2, 33.1. bed £3/ hall stand.£2 ss, brass bed' £9 10s, washstand and ware £5 10s. wardrobe £B, dressing table £3, five I»iece suite, £2O, carpet square £3 ss, and smaller goods realised full auction rates. -On Wednesday I held the usual fortnightly sale of sheep skins and .wool. There was . -only a small entry and prices were up to late rates, while wooly' skins showed an amprovement-. ' Oi Thursday at the resilience of Mr J. S. Seotfc I held another clearing sale of household furniture and jHano, when there was a very large attendance of the public, and' the large quantity Stoat was offered was soft at highly satis/ factory prices. The following are the priid-' «jpal articles and the values realised.Chest drawers £1 17s 6A,- £2, £2 12s 6d amsie cabinet £2 2s 6d, incubator £2, sideboard £2 15s, • sewing, machine £2 15s, aroa bed £4, ,idu c Tie^ S : £3 15s, wardrobe *3 10s, parlour-suite £B, piano .and stool sundries and'oilcloth all, realised good jnces On Saturday at noon T held mv *ale of ponltry and, produce,, when there *ras a good entry of the latter, and & lair one of poultry. p rices weie as . f .. S 2s'9d to % n to ? 9 4s 3d > d » cks &* *M fJi 'I 1 't per P air > chickens 6d. 3d and Is each. Produce: Potatoes M ¥& lb, plums Id, apples l& to IJ-d -.-.pi- IK * wheat lis to 12s, broken 4 BsTo £ ITJSft b^ ICy x. 9s Per cabba g* Plants At I held another clearing sale of dia pegr for Mr W. Penrose, when there Si large attendance till' late in the after SSH&i. And consequently a lot of o-oodsi J&s& ffisposed* of at satisfactory prices. 0 I
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12910, 26 February 1906, Page 4
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