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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147, 25 June 1914, Page 8

Auction Sales. SATURDAY NEXT, At 11 A.M. i-iOltll'Y AND COMPANY will.sell L/ by Public Auction on premises, Grove Road -■ (next' Mr W. Ching's residence): — -.'* , , ,_. , Firewood. Second-hand Timber, including Matai, Rimu, White Pine, Birch Piles, Doors, Windows. Eidging, etc. ALSO. On site of late fire (Corry's Store). 250 to 300 Birch Piles. WITHOUT RESERVE. hTw. horton, Auctioneer. FURNITURE SALE, SATURDAY NEXT: 1.30 P.M. GRIFFITHS AND SON will sell VJT at their Mart, on behalf of a client, the whole of his Household Furniture and effects, which include: Brass-rail Bedsteads, Mattresses, Duchess Chest, Easy, Wicker, Kitchen and other Chairs, Linoleum, Tables, Pots, Pans, ! Tubs, etc., etc. i ■ A; R. THOMSON, i Auctioneer. FUR W I TURi SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT: 1.30 P.M. f^i RIFFITHS AND SON, favored \.~X with instructions from Mr A. Spencer (who is leaving Marlborough) will sell at his residence, Main Street, the whole of his Household Furniture and effects. A. RrTHOMSON, . Auctioneer. '■ SUBpiVISIONAL SALE. ■ ■'■■"'part of. liwkwater dale estate 723 acres into 18 farms. the rich fertile valley of mahakipawa. Dairying Land Values are lower here than in any other district. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., 2\ have been instructed by Mrs Gregg to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CUSTOMHOUSE. QUAY, WELLINGTON, on- the Ist of JULY, 1914. at 2 p.m.r4 Her Property, known as the LINKWATER DALE ESTATE, comprising 725 acres, subdivided into/18 Farms, ranging in area froiri 20 to 94 acres. This FERTILE BLOCK of LAND is only Kfuiiles from PTCTON and 5| hour/ steam from WELLINGTON. The Estate can be inspected at very little expense—return fare, saloon, to GROVE WHARF, MAHAKIPAWA, from WELLINGTON, 245; secondclass, ,19s. First-class . accommodation provided for intending buyers free of charge on the property. The land is well adapted for Dairying, Fattening, or Croppnig^ and will carry one': cow to about 2 acres. The soil is a rich warm loam. Well watered by good and springs. Buildings on .8 Sections. A equipped .Cheese Factory within two miles, General Store, Post, Telephone, and Money-order Office, School, Hotel, Church, Butchery on the Estate.. TJ§iMS FOR FARMS. 10 percent, cash on day of sale. 5 percent, in one month, when possession will be given. 10 percent, in one year from date - . of sale. Balanced in 5 years at 5 per cent. TERM4FOR TOWN SECTIONS. 50 per o^nt. cash on day of sale. ! Balance in one year at o per cent, j Plans on application to MrssGregg, Mahakipawa; or to <the Auctioneers, ' Abraham and Williams, Limited, Falmerston North or Wellington. ! Plans and! particulars on. application ■to "the Blenheim Co-operative | Dairy Company, Limited. | LADIES 9 ,T .:,■ £O©TWEAR i CHAT. • "piASHIONABLB women realise ;■■ -■- ' that a smart shoe adds to the " effect of a tasteful dress. j Be smartly shod as well as smartly ' dt'essed-H^alw'ays wear HEALY'S FOOTWEAR. COSTS LESS AND LOOKS BEST. 11 HEALY'S \\ Economic j Boot Store. j ■■. ~"Puffc your Feet in my Hands." 'j BLENHEIM. *! ' r WDIMOCK & CO., LTD., wish. • to announce that prices have considerably advanced, and that their buyer will be in the Blenheim and Sounds districts for the nest few weeks. Address as usual— H. BATES, Buyer, W. Dimock and Cm., Ltd., Care Post Office, BLENHEIM. j G, R. STRATFORD, MAHAKIPAWA. AGENT for GANE MILKING MACHINES;; Gane releaser and bucket plants, with or without engines; the 1913 model Perfect Separators: Turbine Separators; Shafting Pulleys, Plummer Blocks, Glass Lubricators, Beltings, Milk Vats, Water Pumps, Pipings, and 'Pump Jacks. Also 2\ to 5-k.p. Crossley Kerosene Engines; 4J-h.p. Orossley Benzine JSngin«s; 3 and 44i.p. Warwick Benzine Engines. One of the most up-to-date Gane plants in the^South Island can h* in spooled at Mabakipaw*.