MEETINGS & BUSINESS NOTICES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14389, 11 March 1911, Page 3

MEETINGS & BUSINESS NOTICES.

L. O'Callaghan and Co —Special unreserved saia of lurmture to-day; clearing sale next Thursaay. Morton and Pearson—Usual sale today, produce, etc.; clearing sale furn.turb, Wednesday. C. Jonas and Co.—Sell poultry, produce and furniture to-day. N.M. and A. Co.—Entries for Fairlie, Monday, Tefnuka Tuesday; GeraltLns horse sale 31st; skin, sale, April. Guinness and LeCren —Cancel Waikakaliu l.i.p. sale. C.F.C.A. —Entries for Temuka sale, Tuesday; farm clearing sal/3 ixi Orari, 23rd, and at Marchweil, 23rd. Dalgety and Co.—Entries for Fairlie sale Monday; clearing sales, Fairlie 21st, St. Andrews, 28th, Kimbell, April I2th. N.-Z. Loan Co. —Entries for Fairlie, Monday, and Temuka Tuesday. "The Riddle of i;x sts-nce" is the subject of Mir Nortontaylor's address to-morrow evening in the Orange Hall. 'The phenomena of sound-sight and telepathy will be demonstrated after the lecture, which commences ■at 7 sharD. Guinness and LeC ton. Ltd., will sell by public auction at their Timaru land salerooms on Saturday, the 18th inst. on account of Mr. W. H. Simmons, Ms fine suburban .farm, containing 353 acres, with superior homestead, situate at Otipua, within five miles of Timaru. Also on account of Mr. James Corbett, his lease-in-perpetuity farm of 259 acres, with house and farm buildings at Cricklewood. being part of the Albury Settlement. Both these farms are for absolute sale, as the owners have purchased larger properties, and intending buyers can inspect with every confidence. Particulars of both properties appear in the auction sales column.