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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12738, 6 September 1919, Page 9

MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 8, AT 12.30 P.M. A^ r ACCOUNT OP MR GEO. E. HEWITT (who has sold his farm), ON THE PREMISES. SHAKE'S ROAD HORNBY. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK ANT) FURNITURE. 1 Good Hhli-draught Mare, quiet, all work 1 Black Horse, quiet and reliable, all work_ 2 Cows, jujst calved, sound and quiet 3 Cows, due October, first and second tialt calvod 3 months, milking i marling Heifer (empty) 3 Store Cows (empty) 2 Berkshire Sows, with litters, just in i Ditto, due September i Ditto, due October 1 Berkshire Boar Single-furrow Duncan Plough (medium sue), 1 H.M. 9-tooth Cultivator, Set 3-leaf Harrows, 16-coulter Grain Drill with grass seed box, 1 Horse, Hoe, No. 8. 1 Hand Planet Push Hoo, 1 Clod Crusher. Set 2iorse Trees, Spring Dray (cany 1 ton.) All Implements are practically new, 1 Alfa Laval Separator (32 gallons, nearly o 6w) -i, 2 Jgallon Cream Cans, Milk Buckets'. Small Churn. Garton Oats (about 5 bushels in sack), 18 Sacks See.d Potatoes (Arran’s Chief! 2 Sacks Table ditto. Set Good Spring Dray Hamoes, Collars. Hack Bands and Chains, Horse Covers 4 New Canvas Cow Covers, Double Block and Tackle. About 8 pairs Fowls, GO Posts " heelbarrow, Electric H.P. Iron, Porks, Spade. Numerous Tools, etc., etc. FURNITURE:—PIANO BY HOWELL (DUNEDIN), CHESTERFIELD. Good Linoleums, Dining Chairs, Axminstcr Rugs, Extension Dining Table, Bedroom Suite, Axxmnster Runner, Duchesse, Sewing Machine, Dinner Ware. Sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JONES, M’CROSTIE CO., LTD. 234 C. E. JONES. Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.

THURSDAY NEXT, SEPT. 11, AT 1 P.M. ON THE PREMISES. No. 68, TORTS ROAD, FENDALTON (Feudalton Road Side of the Stream). 0 N Account of R. B. SMITH, ESQ. (who is leaving: New Zealand). PRACTICALLY NEW FURNITURE IN SOLID OAEI, 6 PRACTICALLY NEW CARPETS, MERZAMPORE AND OTHERS,' PRACTICALLY NEW UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO BY JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS. OAK MUSIC CABINET, OAK GATE-LEG-GED TABLE. SETTEE AND EASY CHAIRS IN SILK TAPESTRY. Choice Pictures, Cushions, Cosy Corner in Silk Tapestry, Ornaments, Oak Palm Stands, Palm Bowls, Meraamporo Rugs, Oak Occasional Table, Oak and Rattan Seat, AxRunner, 3ft wide. Oak Kerbs, OAK SIDEBOARD (quaint design), OAK GATELEGGED DINING TABnE, 6 H.B. OAK AND LEATHER CHAIRS. OAK SECRETAIRE, CHESTERFIELD AND EASY CHAIRS IN TAPESTRY, LEATHER ARM CHAIR, Dinner Service, China, Glassware, Soagrasa Carpet, 2 Institution Bedsteads complete, Duchesse Chest, Marble-top Washstand, Rugs, Chairs, 3ft Oak Bedstead, complete. Oak Duchesse, Pedestal Cupboard, Axminster Rugs, Brussels Carpet, 4ft Oak Wood Bedstead complete. 3ft Wood Bedstead complete, OAK DUCHESSE WITH OVAL MIRROR. OAK WARDROBE WITH OVAL MIRROR, Angora Goat Rug, Easy Chairs In SiLk Tapestry, Copper Kerbs, Box Ottoman in Silk Tapestry, Art Curtains, Crockery, Utensils, Meat Safe, Garden Took, Rwbbish Tin, Wringer, Ball-bearing Lawn Mower, Hose, etc., etc. ON VIEW ON WEDNESDAY NEST Stept. 10th, from 1.30 to 4.30 pun. JONES, M’CROSTIE CO., LTD. C. E. JONES. 260 Auctioneer.

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