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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 13 March 1914, Page 2

Auction Sale. Saturday, 14th MARCH, AT 2 P.M, The undersigned will sell on behalf of various owners TOMORROW (Saturday), 14th inst., on the vacant allotments between the POST OFFICE and the KING’S HALL, several lots of General Household Furniture and Effects, Comprising Bedstead, W.W. and Kapok Mattresses Fender, Books, etc., etc.; also, Mining Tools, a Torpedo Sewing Machine in good order,Lawn Mower, to Rexophones with Records, and, if forward in time, 20 Sacks Potatoes, several cases Apples, and a number of Fowls,'Ducks, and Pigs. Sale Commences at 2 p.m. TERMS—CASH. JAMES ELLIOT. Auctioneer. JAMES ELLIOT, House, Land &, Estate Agent; | AiaetioxiLeeK? & ' ■ wtatoi’. KING'S HALL, HUNTLY. O LOTIONS—On botli sides of O the river, in good position, and at easy prices. lOUSES —In all parts of the town and neighbourhood. Boarding houses —a choice of several paying establishments. 171 ARMS —Of sizes and at prices JL to suit all. ¥7l OR SALE CHEAP—BoardV ing-house as a going concern with full equipment required for 12 boarders. Particulars as to prices or terms may be had on application. MONTHLY Auction Sale / In response to a widely expressed wish, the undersigned will hold a General Auction Sale every four weeks, the date of the next being Saturday, IVSar. 14th. TERMS—C Agll. JAMES ELLIOT, AUCTIONEER, ENTRIES SOLICITED. Auction Saks undertaken in II parts of the district.