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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3682, 2 April 1904, Page 3

E. E. GEINLINTON & CO., General Storekeepers & House Furnishers. If You Want Your House well furnished Go to GRINLINTON’S. If You Want A Good PLno cheap Go lo GEINLINTON’S. If You Want Any Particalar Line in Crockery Go to GEINLINTON. If You Want Ironmongery Go to GEINLTNTON’S. If You Want Groceries or Produce Go to GRINLINTON’S. If You Don’t Want Anything Go to GEINLINTON’S and have a look. You will p something worth seeing. VOGEL STREET (Both Sides) WOODYILLE.

OUR CHRISTMAS CONCESSIONS! Commencing on the FIRST of NOVEMBER. IQ CABINETS ON HANDSOME SOUVENIR MOUNTS XO AN*D “MONA” ENLARGEMENT FROM 13/6. Artistic Posing, Grouping, Composition and Lighting Guaranteed at Our NEW PALACE STUDIO, 7 SL^gtom. Artist-finished Platinotype and Bromide Cabinets and Paris Panels, superbly double-mounted and finished. Our Artist-finished Life-size Enlargements are Unequalled in the Colony for Excellence and Beauty. SST Pictures finished in Oils, Water-Colors, or Crayons, WRfGGLESWORTH AND BIN NS, Art Photographers, 7 WILLIS STREET - - WELLINGTON. Nearly opposite the Empire Hotel. Telephone 1635. IS-* WE DO NOT EMPLOY CANVASSERS.

PAHIATUA HORSE PIG, POULTRY, AND PRODUCE SALE. THE BRICK AUCTION MART, SATURDAY, 9th APRIL, At 1 p.m. ift /TR D. CREWE will sell at the IVII Brick Auction Mart, as above— Horses, Vehicles, Produce, Poultry, &c. 2 harness horses 1 good hack 2 s.h. spring traps 2 new saddles 1 set new harness 4 dairy pigs G dairy pigs (good sorts) 4 pens poultry Also under bill of sale 2 new sewing machines, treadle with 5 drawers

DANNEVI'RKE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, Bth APRIL, At 1 o'clock. EOSE is instructed to ■ sell— Cattle—--30 18mos to 2yr old steers 31 3iyr forward bullocks 25 2yr dairy heifers in calf 25 good weaners, 28 21-mos quiet heifers in calf 22 dairy heifers, due September 7 fat bullocks 10 well bred yearlings 1 bull Sheep—--200 fat wethers 200 lambs 100 4-th ewes 160 f.f.ra. ewes 209 f.m. ewes H. MONTEITH, Auctioneer.

After which will be offered a large quantity of— Household furniture, tools, &e. 20 cases fruit Other entries invited.

WEBER STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 12xii APRIL, At 1.80 p.m. ROSE will sell by public auction as above— Cattle — 10 2yr steers 2 stove cows 15 steers 10 heifers in calf 20 fat bullocks 5 fat heifers 4 fat cows 10 IBmoa steers 15 18mos dairy heifers in calf 16 18 to 21moa heifers due Sept. Sheep—--100 fat ahd forward wethers 10 2 and 4th Lincoln rams Further early entries requested. H. MONTBITH, Auctioneer.

NOTICE—No Sale will be held at the Mari on Saturday next, April 2nd. Notice.— l must request all vendors to have their entries on the premises not later than 12.30 as these sales will start sharp to time, 1 o’clock. I J .S. —Gash advanced on goods or stock for absolute sale. Sales at private residences and on farms conducted on reasonable terms. I). CREWE, Auctioneer.

PONGAROA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 15th APRIL, At 1 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd , will sell at Mr Geo. Burling’s yards (kindly lent for the occasion) as above— Sheep—--800 good lambs 200 ewes in lamb 220 good ewes 150 ewes 100 ewes Cattle — 15 picked dairy heifers 15 choice dairy heifers GORDON ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. Fred Draper, Agent.

VALUABLE GRAZING FARM FOR SALE, In the Mt. Cerberus District.

FRIDAY, Bxh APRIL, 1904. ROBE has received instructions from Mr John Dewhiret to offer for absolute sale— Sections Nos. 4 and 5, Mount Cerberus S.D., comprising—--478 ACRES, all in grass, excepting 40 acres of good totara bush.

FOR SALE, about 140 good breeding ewes, 4-tootb to full mouthed. Arply M. WAKELIN, ' Tiom3o Kumeroa. TS7XABCOMB, CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, VALUATOR AND ARBITRATOR. OFFICES —Law Chambers, The Kqaare. Private residence, Duke street, Palmerston North. Estimates given for all classes of wok. Communications may. be left at The Examiner Office, where any information may be obtained. 182 to

The property is ring fenced and sub-divided into G paddocks, with statutory wire fence, having totara posts and strainers throughout. There is a substantially built 2roomed cott-ge on the property. Each paddock has a permanent supply of purest water. The Waioue township, having school, P. 0., telephone, and creamery, is distant only a quarter of a mile on one side of the property, and there is good access to the Eoroeka •chool and creamery on the other side.

A large areo, about 150 acre?, is absolutely level laud, suitable for agriculture. Terms on application to the auctioneer. 143a6