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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8166, 22 April 1895, Page 3

GEORGE BUMPTER

WEDNESDAY, 24tii APRIL.. At 12 o clock; At tho Parsonage, Kurow. riEOROE SUMPTER has been favored with from the Rev. H. C Frere, in oonaequcu'co of hU leaving tho district, to soil by public auction— Tho whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising : Drawing Room.— l Piano, Sofa, Tables, Oak Chest Drawers, Standard Lamp, Arm Chair, 13 Pictures, Glass, 35 Books, Bookshelves, 25 Ornaments, Carpets, Ktc, Dining Room. — Writing Table, Dining Table, 10 Chairs, Fender and Irons, Water • color Pictures, Japanese Ornaments, 100 Books. Study. — Kneehole Table Lamp, Rugs, Pictures, Pigeonholes, 24-boroGun and Fittings, Ammunition, 2 Fishing rods, Revolver, Pouch, and Cartridge Case, Bookshelves, Door Mut, Bookslide, 60 Books, Etc. Bedrooms.— lron Beditead, Drawers, Mattrcises, Wathstands, Horsehair Mattresses, Cat pets, Chairs, Bookshelves, Droning Tables, Wicker Arm Chair, Crockery, Etc. Nursery.— 2 Cribi, Drugget Stretcherß, Mattresses. Kitchen.— Tablo, Oiloloth, Dishcovera, 4 Lamp 1 !, 6 Wooden Chain, Diuner and Breakfast Seta, Crockery, Broad Box, Buckets, Milk Diihes, Churn, Mangle, Wringor, Baths. Stablo.— 2 lons Chaff, 150 Empty Sacks, Hoi'so Covers, Clippers' Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Tools, Potatoos, Quantity Timbor, Tablo, niul Saw-bench, Trpps, 1 Roan Cob (Gold finder) 5 years, 15 hands, thoroughly Quiot, Single and Double Harness, and Saddle. Suitablo for o, Lady to Drivo ; 1 Iron Grey Cob (Fusilier), thoroughly Quiet in Saddle, rising 4 years, 1 Cow in Milk, 3 Calves, 1 Cow (in Full Milk) first Calf, 1 Fab Cow, 1 Pig (fat, Dairy Fed), 1 Moveablo Hu.fr, Fencing Wire, Standards, Harmonium, 10 Acres of Oats, 1 Stack Hay, Quantity Timber, and n Large Quantity of Sundries. Also — Freehold Soction 6, on plan of subdivision of Section 5, Block 1, Kurow, containing about 17 aores At the tamo time and place, by permission, on account of several vendors — Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Carts, Harness, Fruit, Breech ami Muzzle-loading Ciuns On account of Mr Cree — 2 Draught Geldings and 280 sacks of Oats (in lota to suit purchasers)

Should there not bo sufficient timo to diapo3o of all tho lots on tho 24th, tho sale will be continued tho following day. GEORGE SUMPTER, Auctioneer.

GEORGE SUMP TE R will sell on account of Mr G. Stringer at samo timo and placeSection 4, Block 7, Kurow, containing 424 Acres, divided into 8 paddocks, with water in each, three-roomed Houso, stono Kitchen dotached, Stublo, Shoop Yards, Etc. Most dcairablo furin, with usoful and convenient improvements. To be sold on very easy terms. Inspection invited. GEORGE SUMPTER, apB Auctioneer.

pEOBGE SUMPTER LANb ESTATE FINANCIAL, SI UCK SHIPPING, AND COMMISSION AGENT. PRODUCE MERCHANT and AUCTION EER. Auction Sales held at Auction Rooms, Tyuo and Harbor Btro of j, EVERY SATURDAY. Advances made on Grain, Produce, and Goods sent for Bttlo, shipment, or storage. Agent for Phconix Assurance Company, of London, established 17H2. All fire risks taken at lowest current rates, including grain and threshing mills. Mutual Life Association of Au tralta Secretary to tho North Otago Permanent Building Society. Meetings ; First Tuesday Every Month, at 7 p.m.

nno LIT, or LKASE— Sovon-Rooniod A STONE HOUSE, with Birth Koom nud Kitchcu Fine situation ; every convenience Six acres of grouud. For partiottlara apply to R Davidson and Co., or R. Thompson, thoCuitoma. ap.') SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. r\IVIDEND WARRANTS can be ob« •*"' tainod on application at Oflico of this Company, Thames street, O&maru. H. M. ROXBY, ap2O Agent.

NEW GOODS^JVEW GOODS Wo have now opened our NEW WINTER GOODS, and our Stocks nig Replenished in all Departments. NEW JACKETS. NEW MILLINERY. NEW TRIMMINGS. NEW DRESS GbOi<& NMV VELVEIEhJSS. New Fur Trimmings, New Uomospuns, Oamaru Dress Tweeds, Roalyn Die»» Tweeds (new and Stylish Doaignci, vory durable), New t-erges iv lendirg Bhadea (Navy, Caulinal Black, Peacock, etc.) New Hosiory, New Umbrellas, New Gloves, New Blankets, New Flaunols, Now Tablings, New d'Oyleys, New Tray Cloths, Nfcw Table Napkins, New Counterpanes (choice lot), Now CurUins, New Flannelettes, New Shirtings New Dimity, New Ribbons, Now Laces, New Felt Hats, New Straw Hat« and Bonnets, New Millinery Trimmings, New Pompoms, New Jet Bonnets, New Ribbons, New Velvets. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF OAMARU. Wo have secured the Services of MISS M. GKAHAM, Jatoof Moms Herbert, Haynea and Co., Dunedin, as Head Milliner, and can guarantee Stylish, Becoming, and Artistically Trimmed HATS AND BONNETS. A largo varioty of Now Shapes jmt Received, Tho W oil-known and highly appreciated Style, Efficiency, Finish, acd Economy of our Dressmaking Department will be maintained under the same management at beta)*. An Examination op ouk Valoiq Solicited.

N.B.—We seek to demonstrate tho True Economy of Purchasim* % &,<*o(f Artiglo,' In most materials tho principal part of the value Ii In tho making, life raw material beimz comparatively cheap. If you buy throe cheap articles that, yiH ouly last as long ns O ne good one you aio paying for nearly three times as mu?h labor as you would be by purchasing tho good article at tho outset. Honco it it falso economy to buy low clats goods Of course all classes of demand must bo oatorqd tor, but y> c prefer to Sell the Uood Article 1 CLAYTON, GARDINER AND CO. t