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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 226, 19 January 1910, Page 2

On Saturday last Mr C. B, Lever — who has established himself in Te Kuiti as auctioneer, produce merchant, etc—held his opening sale at his rooms in King Street, when there was a very fair attendance, pne! the gaje passed ofl; satisfactory, especially to the buyers, who secured numerous bargains. It is Mr Lever's intention* to hold these sales regularly every Saturday, and also fruit sales evny Wednesday during the fruit season, and there is no doubt the public will appreciate Mr Lever's efforts to supply their wants. Prices realised at the sale, were as follows: —Store pigs 14s, chickens Is to Is 2d, hens Is Gd, rooster 2s 9d, plums 3s to 4s Gd per box, ijpples'Ss to 5a :: 6& fears 3s Gd, toma£6es'Gc3. jtylapjify' of furriijuto arid whdpips'Wft# "«Jisppspd of s{; bargain prices, A rgminflpv is given of the clearing salr: to be lield 10-morrpw afternoon (Thursday) on account of Mrs Andevspn. Anyp«P wanting Jirstclasa furniture will rind it to their ad- j vantage to attend this Bale. j