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Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1918, Page 3

THANKS. MR. and MRS. A. IRWIN and family of Woodstock dosire to thank all friends for their many messages of sympathy received in connection with the loss of their son and brother, Andrew at the fronts Woodstock, »Sept. 24th.

I IMPORTANT ROSS PROPERTY j SALE. ! WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, At 11.15. a.in. ESSRS JEFFRIES AND COY. instructed by the Executors ii the Estate of the late ANNIE McKA.I will sell as above: Sections 424 and 425, Stewart street 1 rood; Sections 426 to 430, Stewart street 2 roods 30 perches; Sections 434 and 435, Bonar street 1 rood; Sections 456/7/8, Sale street, 1 rood 20 perch >s, on which is erected six-roomed residence and outbuildings; Section 459, Sale street, 20 porches: Section 460/1, Sale street, 1 rood. —ALSOGontents of the above fully furnished residence, comprising English ' Piano, Sofa, Duchess, Tables, Bedsteads, Mirrors, What-Not, Chairs, Mattresses, Linos, Lamps, Arm Chairs, Pictures, Crockery Bedding,' Blankets, Cheffonier, Cooking (Jtensils, Garden Tools, Copper, Bath etc., etc., etc. —ALSO— On account of MR, A. W. PEEBLES— Building for removal, situated on section 93, Moorchouse® street, noar Post Office.

NOTE.—Sale will commence at 11.15 a.m. sharp, and furniture may be inspected on afternoon of 24th inst., between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.

KOKATAHI SPRING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, At I p.m. HOUSTON AND CO JLa will sell by public auction as above:— 10 2-yr.-old Mixed CATTLE 1 Fat STEER 3 yra., For Mr S. Havill. 6 HEIFERS, For Mr D. Weir. 12 HEIFERS in calf. For Air A. W. Moharrv. 1 # springer, I Fat HEIFER, For Mr R. Preston. 20 3-yr.-old STEERS (special line), 6 Springing HEIFERS, For Mrs Ogilvie. 8 Yearling STEERS, 8 SPRINGERS, 1 Yearling well-bred Shorthorn BULL 1 Fat HEIFER, For a client. 1 Pedigree Holstein BULL rising 5 years. I half bred yearling Holstein BULL. 4 Good SPRINGERS. For Mr R Cropp. 10 3-year old STEERS. For Mr John Smith. 14 Yearling Shorthorn STEERS (extra good line.) II Head mixed CATTLE (Springers and Empty cows.) 1 Spring DRAY. 1 Spring CART. 1 Timber DRAY

(All nearly new.) For Mr W. Jnmic-son. 18 2-yr. old STEERS, 1 COW AND CALF, 1 2-yr. old HEIFER,’in calf, For Mr A. C. Graham, fi 3-yr. old Shorthorn BULLOCKS, For Mr J. Cropp. 25 2-yr to 2£-yr old Empty HEIFERS For Lyes Bros. 10 Yearling and 2-yr. old STEERS and HEIFERS, For Wm. Wilson. CARS WILL LEAVE AUCTIONEER’S OFFICE AT 11 a.m.

AUCTION SALE. OF HIGH CLASS FURNITURE. On the Promises, corner of Hampden and Fitzherbert Streets. THURSDAY, 26th. SEPTEMBER. At. 2.30. p.m.

Mhoustos and cO. • instructed bv Mrs Fleming will sell by public auction as above: The whole of the furniture of six roomed house including: Suite furniture, (maker Liberty, Wellington, viz., Morris Chairs, 2 tables, Rocking Chair, Couch, music stand, etc.,; Bedroom Suite 4 pieces, (maker Liberty); Chesterfield couch, Carpet Squares, and runners, Box Ottoman Couch, Morris Chair, Writing Desk, Book case, Oak Hall Stand, Bedsteads and bedding, Linoleums, Mats, Rugs, Ga a Cooker, fenders and irons, and numerous sundries.

FAT AND STORE SALE. OF CATTLE AND SHEEP. W AT KOKATAHI YARDS. E arc now receiving entries for OCTOBER SALE at Tvokatahi Yards. DALGETY AND COY., LTD., Auctioneers. Box 63. Greynßnith.

CREAM. FARMERS who wish to obtain the HIGHEST PRICES FOR CREAM can do so by sending to the OVERLAND DAIRY CO.. Greymouth, who are paying out Is. ' od. PER LB. BETTER FAT. Call and see ns, or ring up 'Phone 159.

The leading spirit for more than i>o years.— WOLFES SCHNAPPS.