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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15502, 12 November 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONEERS, MORTON ANO PEARSON. THIS DAY. 2 p.m. 208 NORTH STREET. Account Mr M. Little— UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. HIGH-CLASS MODERN FURNITURE, etc. MORTON AND PEARSON. Auctioneers. SATURDAY. 1 p.m. > MORTON AND PEARSON will Sell in their Mart in the estate of the late "Win. Bourne— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc., QUANTITY CARTENTERS' and JOINERS' TOOLS. MORTON AND PEARSON, Auctioneers. Morton and Pearson, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, FRUIT & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, LAND AND PROPERTY SALESMEN, VALUATORS. A REAL NIBBLE. CORNER SECTION with Frontages of 66 Feet and 110 Feet. GckxJ Locality. s Owner left Timaru, and wants the best offer, as he is determined to sell. Full Particulars from MORTON AND PEARSON. AUCTIONEERS. H. ALLCHUP.CH AND CO., The Rialto. H. Allchurch & Co. SATURDAY SALES, OF POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE, FURNITURE, Etc., commence at 12.30. CLEARING SALES Held at your Homes or at our Rooms. Tlie Crowd are always here, therefore you get the competition. Send along your GOODS and turn them into CASH. " PROPERTIES FOR SALE. CHURCH STREET—Handy to Town, 5-roomed House, plastered throughout, electric light, h. and c. water throughout, absolutely every modern convenience, house just built, PRICE £750. This Property is really worth inspection. HIGHFIELD —(Rugby Street) Five- . roomed House (just built), h. and c. water, under-ground drainage, bathroom and allv conveniences, steel ceilings, etc., J Acre Section, good garden.PRICE £-565 Cash or £6OO on easy terms. This property is a real snip. H. ALLCHURCH AND CO., AUCTIONEERS. JOHN ME E AND BON Have in Stock— Coal, Coke, Firewood, Oats, Ckaff, Wheat, Straw, Pollard, Drain Pipes, all sizes and extras, Cement, English and Colonial, Plaster of Paris, Pulp and Ce&ijsnt Plaster, Plaster Boards, Gore Oatmeal and Rolled Oats. . . , Importers of— LIPTON'S CEYLON TEAS. HAVANA and MANILLA CIGARS ETC., ETC. JOHN MEE AND SON, Strathailan Street. VXTANTED KNOWN—For all classes * * of Chairs give Holmes' and Sons a call; no one pressed to buy.