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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14238, 2 July 1910, Page 8

'AUCTIONEERS. CECiL JONAS AND CO. •FINAL REMINDER- IS' GIVEN ; DP OUR SALES-TO-DAY-s-. I o' q'lq ck-l 3 oultry. 2.15 —Land. CECIL JONAS, Auctioneer. LARTER'S COMMON SENSE 1 Rat and Mice Exterminator. 'Agents throughout So"jth Canterbury for this World-known EXTEB.MINATOIt OF RATS AND THIOE. HERE are some of the People who have had it: Grand Hotel, Ihmedin, United Service Hotel, Christchurch, Royal Hotel, Tiioai-u, Grosvenor Hotai, iunaru, 'jfiinam and Belford Milling Company, C..F.C. Association, Health Foj<l Sanatorium, Wellington, Health jDgpo.ytmont, Inv-ercar-ffill, Messrs 'Elwnrfcky Bros., Mr J. Mendelsohn, Dnnedin, P. G. Allen, Timaru, Empire Hotel, Timaru, Crown Hotel, Timaru, John Mill and Co., National Mortgage. Mr Gt-o. Hilton, Mr E. F. King, ami names of other pardons are too niunorous to mention. What does this exterminator do for youP Ask niiy of the above and see for your selves the grand results. It is a family wewd throughout Now ISeala/nd that thsi .ibovo poison is the grandest and Most marvellous R.at Destroyer than hns ever been put on the Mnrlret. A pojt card to us will be sufficient for a supply. BESWiCK STREET AUCTION ROO fiSs, Situated in the Main T&oroughfare for BUYERS AND SELLERS. A few doora from 'i'attarsali's. Bales Conducted Weekly or Bi-Weekly. At Clients ■ request. CLEARING SALES' \T PRIVATE RESIDENCES, These aro a specialty in our line, but We pay just as much, attention to goods Ithat are sent to our Rooms. Any sales that are conducted- at private . residence, sellers always have a better sale. Don't let anyone toll you otherwise. Dur large experience, in these sales has taught us which 13 the most satisfactory. Consult us before- going elsewhere. ART, DISPLAY;-. Thero is to be displayed at our Rooms in the course of a wieek or so one of the most magnificent Collection of Oil Paintings, and Painted Mirrors that have ever been seen in Timaru. * The Artist of these pictures is widely known throughout the Dominion, and is considered the best masterpiece of pointing that has ever exhibited paintUgs for any sale*. GOODS ON SALE DAILY. Poultry, Wheat, Gata s Chaff, Carlots, Swedes, Hams, Bacons, Honey, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Bananas, Oranges,, Lemons, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Springs, SfcretcSiers, Pillows, Knives, Forks, Spoons, and almost •very line required in the Household. CONCLUSION. There is no need for us to further demqnstrate to you the advantages of buying or selling with us. We leave you to judge this matter and see for yourselves tho best results. MARKET REPORTS. Our reports aro made up from our Weekly Sale, and are a fair and reliable vahie of prices ruling. We don't make a price m excess of what we obtain with an endeavour to gull the public. Our principle is to deal fair *nd square with everyone. If the markets are declining we teH you so, and if improving inform yon likewise. Anv goods consigned to u» will ro/yrfvo the best of ntt-vnticm.

C. Jonas & Co. Auctioneers, Wool, Grain, Fruit and Produce Merchant/j. Bole A pent*, with the C.F.C.A. Assn. for Larter's Rat Exterminator. MORTON AND PEAIJSQN. M THIS DA Y, A 1 p.m. ORTON 'AND PEARSON . sell by Auction, at tleir Mart, — l > .R rv " MUTTON, beef, 'pork. A N'D T,AMB : .'also consignments or Prune BACON ;md HAMS. PRODUCE, POT7LTRY, Etc. , Also FU.RNITURE, including splendid Dining 'Suite, Drawing Room Suite, Sideboard, Dressers, Linoleums (exceptionally good), and Sundries. At 1 p.m. MORTON AND PEAHSON. Morton & Pearson, AUCTIONEERS, Land & genet?at, commission AGENTS. FARMS FOR LEASE. ACRES Agricultural Land, subdivided into 14 paddocks, all well watered, 90 acres in oat stubble, 80 acres wheat, 70 acres in turnips, 100 acres one-year-old «rass, 200 acres tuseock, balance in English grass, good fences. Dwelling House 6 rooms, sheep yards and dip, 10-st.alled Stable and 8 looseboxes, granary (with water power), implement, sheds, eto. Railway station on property. Situated near Milton. Lensi 10 touts. Rent 4b 6d r>er acre. 31.7 ACRES Good Land (Milton district), divided 9 paddocks; sheep-proof fences; watered by never failing ■trearns. Good 6-Roomed House, dairv new bs»ra, tilled stable, «to. The Land is suitable for mixed farminc: carrying nt present 300 shoep, S) horses «nd 6 oows; two milos from school and post office, five miles from railway station. Lease for 10 years at £9O per annum, or sell for £4 10s per aero. V JIIRY H A.NT3Y F ARM (situate clow to TImThoX of 260 Acres. 100 •cms-in wheat, and 80 going into oats Good Improvements an< j rich land' Jjmt— Ma roar yeara to run at a reatai »f llsjwr tbo Goodwill oTLomw, £7OO, with »n tEe crop Fall particulars apply Wartwf titc Pearson. ■""WW™ Misa RITA GiOVER will re .um. her Olan for abore 40 a - aßd