MORTON AND CO., LTD. TO-MORROW 1.30 p.m. IN THE MART HUGE LOT OF SPLENDID j FURNITURE, PIANO, Etc. jyiORTON AND CO„ LTD., nave re- ] 1 ceived instructions from MR R. CASKEY and others to sell by Auction: j PIANO (G. Beringer, lovely tone), I QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, I PLAIN OAK SIDEBOARD, 2 KAURI SIDEBOARDS, ENGLISH OAK DINING SUITE (7 pieces), 2 OVAL EXT. TABLES, 4 OAK H.B. CHAIRS, 10 RIMU H.B. CHAIRS, CARVED CHAIR, CHESTERFIELD AND 2 DIVAN CHAIRS, 2 LEATHER ARM CHAIRS AND SETTEE TO MATCH, SPRING COUCH, Rocking Chair, Easy Chairs, 2 Hall Stands, F.F. Screen, Mission Sideboard, Kitchen Tables and Utensils, 4 DUCHESSE CHESTS. BLUE DUCHESSE WITH BED TO MATCH, 4 Double Beds and Bedding, Single Beds and Shakedowns, Pedestal, Washstands, Electrolux and Sundries, Carpets, Rugs and Linos. ALSO—I2 CUPBOARD DOORS (equal to new), 2 KAURI DOORS. ALSO—2S PAIRS S, and D. SHEETS. PILLOWSLIPS and TOWELS, Push Chairs, Go-Carts and Hosts of Sundries. The above Furniture is all in Nice Order and our instructions are to Sell WITHOUT RESERVE Contents of Two Houses. MORTON AND CO., LTD. Auctioneers. TO-MORROW 2 p.m. IN THE MART BRICK BUNGALOW AND SECTION jyiORTON AND CO., .LTD., have received instructions from the Public Trustee on account of the Estate of the late THOMAS GEORGE BRASSELL and ELIZA E. BRASSELL to sell by Auction:—• (1) BRICK BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and kitchenette, all conveniences under one roof, also outsheds, area of land 20.9 perches. (2) SECTION containing 34.4 perches, on corner of LeCren and Church Streets. This is a corner section and must enhance in value. The above Properties are for Genuine Sale as the Estates have to be wound up. MORTON AND CO., LTD. Auctioneers. MORTON AND CO., LTD., General Auctioneers. Property Salesmen—All Classes Valuations Carefully Made. Clearing Sale Experts—Highest Prices, Prompt Returns, Lowest Costs. Chief Agents—United Insurance Co., Ltd. FRUIT AUCTIONS - DAILY 10 a.m. FRUIT AUCTIONS - DAILY 10 a.m. General Auctions Every Friday, Commencing 10 a.m. ITOR SALE—Gentleman’s Residence of r Nine Spacious Rooms (built by leading Architect), together with 32 Acres of land, gardens, orchards, etc., outbuildings, glasshouse (35 x 16). All in lovely order. Ideal situation, being on a hill with a beautiful outlook. Well sheltered and sunny position Owner prepared to sell on easy terms or would exchange for first-class town rent-producing property. MORTON AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers, R. L. ORBELL AND SINCLAIR THOMSON, LTD. Land and Estate Agents, Stock and Share Brokers, Accountants. AGENTS FOR: Australian Mutual Provident Society, North British and Mercantile Insurance Coy., Ltd. I Farmers' and Tradesmen’s Books Kept. Land, Income and Unemployment Tax Forms Completed. We have a Client Requiring 7-ROOMED FURNISHED HOUSE For 12 Months from March next. Preferably Highfield Locality. R. L. ORBELL AND SINCLAIR THOMSON, LTD. Hay’s Buildings : : Timaru. BLUE LUPINS for FODDER AND PASTURE ESTABLISHMENT. It is generally supposed that BLUE LUPINS can be used only as a Greenmanuring Crop, but two new features have come into prominence of late. 1— THE UTILISATION OF THE CROP FOR WINTER FEEDING AND FOR THE FATTENING OF LAMBS. Results at Lincoln College show that the crop can te utilised in this direction to great advantage. 2 TO ASSIST PASTU IE ESTABLISHMENT Grass sown with Lupins does bettei than grass sown witl any other crop Lupins feed at a greater depth than grass and do not use the feed required by the grass. When grass is sown with other crops, the- j crops compete with the grass for the available feed Lupins also provide readily available nitrogen which is so essentia] to the development of young pasture. Sow li to 2 bushels of Lupins per acre through every coulter of drill. Supplies of Lupin Seed and information may be obtained from— A. B. ANN AND AND CO., L* £>., Beswick S* :et - - - Timaru
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19986, 19 December 1934, Page 16
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