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AUCTIONS. F. C. TABABT. CULVERDEN SHEEP FAIR. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th. FC. TABART is favoured with th« fol- • lowing irr.TEIES: — On account of M. Bethel!, Esq., 1000 Fit Lambs 350 Three-qujrtcr-brtd Ewes 100 Fat Ewes On aoeount of L. M. Oliver. E*q., 250 Fat Lambs On account of J. H. Davison, Esq., A Draft of Prime F»t Lambs 6683 GUY TABART, Auctioneer. SCARGILL SALBYARDS. MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 16th. FC. TABART will SELL by AUCTION, • *s tbovo— On account of H. Acton-Atiame, Eiq., 1000 Prime Fat Sheep 50 Englieh Leicester Rem« On account of Sir G. Clifford, 600 Prime Fat Wethers and Ewes 700 Sound-mouth Ha!fbred Ewes On account of Mec&m S. end G. Gibb, 250 Half »r.d Three-quarter-bred Ewes, Six and Eight-tooth ISO Halfbred Ewes, Two-tooth 100 Three-qumrter-bred Ewes, Two-tooth In conjunction with N.C. Co-op. Stores Co. On account J. Cameron, Esq., 500 Two, Four. Six, an<l Eight-tooth Ewe* In conjunction with W. T. He-bineon. On account of G. W. Hungerford, E«q., 300 Three-quarter-bred Ewes 6064 GUY TABART, Auctioneer. WOOL. WOOL! WOOL. fjTHE FOURTH and CONCLUDING SALE of the series will bo held on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19th. Catalogues olose on SATURDAY, 14th. Pleaee consign wool—"F. C. TABART," Christchurch, which come* direct to Store FREE of Caitage. F. C. TABART. Woolbroker and Auctioneer, 6666 Chriatohuroh. CULVEtRDBN SHEEP FAIR. THURSDAY, MARCH sth. F.C. TABARTS PRESENT ENTRIES • Wud&- T 2500 HaMbred Ewes 1500 T__w-quartec ( bred Eiwes, bollh splendid 'hnee of scoop On accoonit of Meaere Clifford and Weld. Fla-bourne. F. C. mABABT. 6665 GUY TABART, Auctioneer. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF N.Z., LIMITED. OHRISTCHUROH WOOL SALES. WE are now receiving: WOOL late Store for otir FOURTH SALE of the SEASON, which iakee pkoe On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19tt. Please consign wool for local eal«, NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. Adding ton. NOTE—WooI for direct shipment consign NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, Lyttelton. G. F. MARTIN, Manager. H. S. BOURN, Auctioneer. AYLESBURY ESTAT£r~NEAR~~OHRISTV CHURCH. THE BALANCE of thie DESIRABLE PROPERTY, now ootnprisinff about 1870 Aorea, including the Homestead, ie far PRIVATE SALE at a Moderate Prioe, and on Liberal Terms. Apply I NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY ' COMPANY. 5505 j TAYLOR, COLE AND CO. FOR SALE. At HANMBR PLAINS, close to Sanatorium. £350. A BARGAIN. £350. HOUSE of 7 Room* and Furniture for £350. A grand opening for a Boardinghouse. A goca living can be mads_ by em*rgofcio man or woman. House comprises large dining-room (18 x 15), 5 bedroom*, kitchen, scullery, and verandah. House is matobuined throughout. With, uee of 3-*« re land at the low rental of £1 per year for 39 y»*M. For Sale in Whilepliffe District, FARM, containing 252 acres, divided into 7 paddocks, we.l watered by permanent streams. Improve, inente consisting of cottage 8 rooms, 4-stalled stable, traphouse, chaffbouse, piggeries, etc. This property is within 6 miles of creamery. The price asked is only £4 5s per aore. Delivery in March. TAYLOR, COLE end CO., Land and Estate Agents, 137 Licnfield street. FUNERAL NOTICES. rpHE Funeral of the late- Mrs William A- Thomae will leave the residence of her daughter, Mia Turner, 223 Dunham street North, on Wednesday, 11th met., at 3.45 p.m., for the Addington Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. ' 6524 npHE Funeral of the late Hon. Wiliiam RolX. leston will leave the residence of hie son, 38 Perk Torracc, on Wednesday, lltih inst., at 2.15 p.m., for the Avonsido Cnurohyard. J. LAMB and SON. 6525 rpHE Friends of Mr _(bo.m*e Harrison are -L invited to aititend •the. Funeral of his late Son, Leslie Wilii*m, taaving bis residence, Oi-jslow Htreeft, St. A'lbans, on Tburedlay, 13'Jn. inst., «it 2.30 p.m., for tibe Linwood Oomatery. J. LAMB and SON. 6668 rT"HE Funeral of the late Lady Le Fleming J- will arrive wt the Churdh of EngUna Cemdtery Rausiora, on Friday. 13th inetant, at 2 p.m. J. LAMB and KON. 0657 THE Friends of Mr George ToplGes are invited to fliiltend the FuneiaJ of his lait« Wtfe, Bertha, which will leave hie Lincoln road, Addington, on Thursday, ait 3 p.m., for Sydenham . Public Cemetery. GEORGE BARBELL, Undertaker end Embalmer. GG3I ST. AUGUSTINE EODGE No. 4. rpHE Brethren are requested to attend tihe •*■ Funeral of our late Bro., the Hou. W. Rolleston, to leave Park Terrace at-2.15 Today. By Command of the W.M. GEORCTB W. HULME, 6699 Soeretary. GEORGE BARREL!* UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OR RIMU COFFINS Are Kept in Stock tor Urgent Order*. Telegram* or Telephone Orders by Night oi D« Receiv» Immediate Attention. OFFICE: 53 DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Workshops, etc.,, 232 and 234 St. Aiaph ttre.v. ■.telephone 721. T LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEBS, Nt. 35 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone £30. MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE. J. T A I T, Corner of Cashal airect and Montreal aireet (Opposite Driliahed), TITANUFACTUIiER and IMPORTER of AH iM- Description* of Mocumeatal Work. Beat Quality and Lowest Prices, inspection Invited. Eitabliahed 1863. GW. J. P A.R SON S. MONUMENTAL MASON, MANCHESTER STREET. Monuments and Headstones in Marble, Granite, acd Stone. NEWEST DESIGNS. All WoTk Guaranteed. LOWEST PRICES. Concrete Kerbings, li*a Railing*. Inspection Special!} Invited. 6114 * 1 J. B. MANSFIELD, CfcrUiehurch Monuajntal Worka /-10RXEB MANCHESTER A_iD ALLEN L/ ■ STREETS (Near Railway fitation). - FifiMt Collection of lionumant* in £a» Colony. ALL WORK. GUARANTEED. PRICES MOU.BRATE. 5360 T7URTHEE Reductions-i-L_oe Scarves and J: Collarette* 5s 6d tot la 11 id, Ribbons 2s lid for 6Jd. -Beaih's.