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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14221, 11 June 1910, Page 8

'AUCTIONEERS, CECIL JONAS AND CO. ■TSUAL WEEKLY SALE of roul_J try. Pigs. Produce, Furniture, Sundries. Etc. L-00 P' ; '-- PUP-ERRED SILVER WYANDOTTES. ■ Sale at 1 p.m. C. JONAS AND C 0... Auctioneers. LESLIE O'CALLAGHAN AND CO. THIS DAY. 1 o'clock — jOULTRY. Pics, and Produce, including Potatoes. Oats, Chaii'. Fowl Wheat,; and Onions. 1-30-Valuable Household Furniture and 6undri.-3, to be followed by an Lureserved Auction of IRISH LINENS AND DRAPERIES, on account of Mr P. Kelly Patton. Absolutely NO RESERVES. LESLIE O'CALLAGHAN A- CO.. Auctioneers. Leslie O'Cailaghan ANO CO. 3.CCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS. The fflart, The Leading Auction Rooms in South Canterbury. SELLERS TF you do not wish to hold your L * Clearing Sala at your residence, xhe Mart offers vou an excellent market for the disposal of your Household Goods.. \Ye have Buyers for all -classes of Goods. You can rely upon an immediate sale and a nronr.it return. BUYERS. . The Mart is ahvnvs fullv stocked with Useful Household Furniture, and those furnishing will do well to MftlT IHt MART. Furniture for Sale at Auction Prices. PRODUCE. We are CASH BUYERS of Potatoes. Chaff, Oats, and Fowl Wheat. SPECIAL NOTICE.—We pass all Produce purchased on the Farm or at the load- " g station, thus saving sellers all risk ' reiection at the ship's side. We ouote Tt, Market Prices on Trucks. PRODUCE FOR LOCAL SUPPLIES. We have fcr Sale all Classes of Prime Farm Produce, in any quantities Our Produce Store is now completed, and •we carrv full stocks of Potatoes, Chaff, Fowl Wheat, and Onions. PALES THIS WEEK. [WEDNESDAY. — Household Furniture in the Mart. BATURDAY. 11 o'clock—On the Pre inises, Perth St.: Sale of Rnofin; Iron and Buildimr Material. I o'clock—Poultry. Pias, Produce, nnd Household Furniture in the Mart. CLEARING SALES. We make a specialty of Household «Jearine Sales, ."nd if you are lenvins: Timnru we confidently recommend vou ' i entrvst yovr sale to us. Our eperience in Clearing Sales enables lo do the Best for our Clients. AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED. We are instructed by Mr W. Wyr.dliam to sell his splendid little L.I.P. FARM of 2S Acres on the Sprinpbrook Settlement. Improvements — Substantial 4-roomed Dwelling, ccw byres, stable. PRICE £4OO. part of which can regain at 4i per cent. Early application necessary.

Leslie O'Callaghan and Co. AUCTIONEERS, THE MART. MORTON AND PEARSON. -\f OKTOX AND PEARSON THIS DAY, AT 1 P.M. Produce, Fowl Wheat. Onions, Vegetables, etc. Prime Mutton, Beef and Pork will be ottered immediately after sale of Produce, when patrons will have a chance to secure their week's supply at their onn values. To Follow—--1 Honkins.m Piano. Suite Furniture. Sofas, two o6lb Chests Tea. Carpets, Child's Cot and Mattress, Gents' Bicycles, Zealandia Range. "Wringers, and numerous Sundries.

Morton & Pearson, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION' AGENTS. . FARM 240 ACRES First-class Land, splendidly watered and divided into 9 Paddocks, tjood fence 3 and plantations. Nice garden, House, stable, granary, etc. Oats threshed ■BO bushels and wheat 38 bushels "per acre last harvest. Situation is all that could be desired, with • pood roads right to the pronertv L.I .P. Pent 9s. N 0 130 JJ9 ACRES, divided into 9 paddocks, well watered and a really tip-top _ place. House 5 Rooms. 6-stall stable, eranary. shr-cr> dip and • yards, etc. Eight miloa frorn railway station. Freehold, £l7 [ler ucre. No. joo" 1660 ACRES L.I .P.. splendid sheep - couutry, wintered 4000 sheen last wiuter, when the property was much understocked. Will rnrry 3 ewes to acre if properly farmed. The property is divided into 17 padl docks, water in every paddock. House, stable, shearing shed, sheep dip and yards, etc. Rent £B9 per year. Pull Particulars. Morton and Pearson POTATOES, OATS, WHEAT, and ali Farm' Produce either bought or shipped on account of Clients. Morton anis Pearson.

lAXGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. MISS WHITE hegs to announce to her Pupils and Customers that she has REMOVED from Tl.eodoria St. to' 71 HIGH ST., opposite Hospital. Classes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Patterns to mea?uru dratted to anV design. Ladies r Material cut out. stylish and fashionable modes, in Dressmaking Department. Tailor-made CortumM » speciality.