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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8167, 23 April 1895, Page 3

GE RGE SUMPTER

WEDNESDAY, 24m APRIL.,

At 12 o clock

At tho Parsonago, Kurow.

A X O R G E SUMPTER has been favored with [instructions from tho Roy. H. O. Frore, in cousequeuco of his leaving tho district, to sell by public auction— The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising : Drawing Room.— l Piano, Sofa, Tables, Odk Chest Drawers, Standard Lamp, Arm Chair, 13 Pictures, Glass, 35 Books, Bookshelves, 25 Ornaments, Carpels, Etc. Dining Room. — Writing Table, Dining Table, 10 Chairs, Fender and Irons, Water • color Piotures, Japanese Ornaments, 100 Books. Study. — Kneeholo Tublo Lamp, Rugs, Pictures, Pigeonholes, 24 bore Gun and Fittings, Ammunition, 2 Fishing rods, Revolver, Pouch, and Cartridge Case, Bookshelves, Door Mat, Bookslido, 00 Books, Etc. Bedrooms. — Iron Bedstead, Diawers, Mattressos, Wathstands, Horsehair Mattressos, Carpota, Chaira, Bookshelves, Dressing Tables, Wicker Arm Chair, Croukery, Etc. Nursery.— 2 Cribi, Drugget Stretohers, Mattresses. Kitchen. — Table, Oiluloth, Dishcovcrs, 4 Lamps, 0 Wooden Chairs, Dinner and Brcukfaat Seta, Crockery, Bread Box, Buckets, Milk Dishes, Churn, Mangle, Wringer, Baths. Stable.— 2 lons Chaff, 150 Empty Sacks, Horse Covers, Clippers' Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Tools, Potatoes, Quantity Timber, Table, nnd Saw»bcnch, Traps, 1 Roan Cob (Goldfinder) 5 years, 15 hands, thoroughly Quiet, Siuglo and Double Harness, and Saddle. Suitable for a Lady to Drive ; 1 lion Grey Cob (Fusilier), thoroughly Quiet in Saddle, rising 4 years, 1 Cow in Milk, 3 Calves, 1 Cow (in Full Milk) first Calf, 1 Fat Cow, 1 Pig (fat, Dairy Fed). 1 Moveable Hut, Fencing Wire, Standards, Harmonium, 10 Acres of Oats, 1 Stack Hay, Quantity Timber, and it Large Quantity of Sundries. Also— Freehold Section G, on plan of subdivision of Section 5, Block 1, Kurow, containing about 17 acres At the same timo and place, by permission, on account of several vendors— Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Carts, Harness, Kiuit, Breech and Muzzle-loading (tuns On account of Mr Crec — 2 Draught Geldings and 280 sacks of Oats (in lots to suit purchasers)

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

GK ORG 10 SUMP TE R will soil on account of Mr G. Stringer at samo timo and place — Section 4, Block 7, Kurow, containing 424 Acres, divided into 8 paddocks, with water in each, three-roomed House, stone Kitchen detached, Stable, Sheep Yards, Etc. Most dcsirablo farm, with useful and convenient improvements. 35 acres in Tnrnips ; G5 acres (fallowed) partly down with Rye ; 50 acres out of stubblo ; 100 acres in English Grass ; remainder natural, but partly surface sown. This farm Is ucknowledsjod to bo one of tho best farms in tho district, and is capable or carrying 1000 cheep for the winter, To be sold on very easy terms. Inspection invited. GEORGE SUMPTER, apB Auctioneer.

/GEORGE SUMPTER LANI> ESTATE FINANCIAL, STOCK SHIPPING, AND COMMISSION AGENT. PRODUCE MERCHANT and AUCTION KKR. Auction Sales hold at Auction Rooms, Tyne and Harbor stro af *, EVERY SATURDAY. Advances made on Grain, Produce, and Goods sent for ealo, shipment, or storage. Agent for Phoauix Assurance Company, of London, established 1782. All Ore risks taken at lowest cunen* rateß, including grain and threshing mille. Mutual Lifo Association of Au tralia Secretary to tho North Otago Permanent Building booiety. Meetings : First) Tuesday Every Month, at 7 p.m.

nnHE NEW AMERICAN TAILOR JL SYSTEM OF DRESSCUTTING Cuts every description of Garment for Lndies, Boys, and Girla : follows every fashion ; requires no fitting. This system taught, charts supplied and patterns cut to order. Fit Guaranteed. Newest Styles of Dressmaking. Boys' Clothes cut to measure. — Missk3 C. anu L. Wansbkouoii. r 11

NEW GOODS^ JMEW GOODS We havo vow opened our NEW WINTER GOODS, ami our Stocks arc Replenished in all Depßrtments. NEW JACKETS. NEW MILLINERY. NEW TRIM\UM;s. NhW DRESS GU»>S. Nl<W VELVEI KU.KS. New Fur Trimmings, New Uomcspuns, Oamaru Dress 'JVceds, Roslyn Dress Tweeds (new and otylish Deugns, very durable), New fcergea iv leadir q shades (Navy, Caidmal, Black, Peacock, etc.) New Hosiery, New Umbrelluß, New Gloves, New Mankets, New Flannels, Naw Tabliugs, New d'Oyleya, New Troy Clothß, New Table Napkins, New Counterpanes (choico lot), Now CurUins, New Flannehttes, New Shirtings, Now Dimity, tiew Ribbons, New Laces, New Felt Hats, New Straw Hat« and Bonnets, New Millinery Trimmings, New Pompoms, Now Jet Bonnets, New Ribbons, New Velvets. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES OP OAMARU. Wo have Rccured the Services of MISS M. GKAHAM, late of Messrs Herbert, Hayne* and Co., Dunedin, no Hcud Milliner, and can guarantee Styliib, Becoming, and Artistically Trimmed HATS AND BONNETS. A largo variety of New Shapes just Received. The Well-known and highly appreciated Stylo, Efficiency, Finish, and Economy of our Dressmaking Department will be maintained under the tame nmnugement at before. ! An Examination or our Valuh Solicited, N.B. — We neck to demonstrate the True Economy of' Purchasing a Good Article. Iv most materials tho principal part of tho valuo ia in ilio making, the raw material being comparatively clicap, If you buy three cheap articles thai will only lust us Umg no «'«« good ono you aio paying for nearly three times as much labor as you would be by purchasing tho good aiticle at the outset. Henco it is false economy to buy low clhjs goinln. Of course all classes of demaud must bo catered for, but wo prefer to Sell the Good Article 1 CLAYTON, GARDINER AND CO.