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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10058, 28 January 1909, Page 3

WM. J'ARDINK • - WeSr" Streetj-'- ~ ' 775—7-Rooms. 1 ' " 792—5-Rooms ...£425 843—Vacant ' Sections, Show - Ground v.. *•»*-•*£lso to £225 848—'Vacant Section..-.£85 850=-5 : Rooms : ;.;:.v.:....53T0 .853—4 Vacant Sections, Old Show ' * Ground.". £l2s* to* £3OO 856i--VacantSections....". :L;!.~..v.f1220 859—Vacant. Sections '•••.'■•£"9o 860 —Vacant" Sections £2OO 862r-5-Room6-866—Vacant Section.'. ; >.£245867- 1 -5-Rooms •'■"••£22o 872—6-Rooms, h. and c £6OO S2J»: 881—4-Kooms £250 892—4-Rooms £4OO 893—4-Rooms : £l6O. 896—Hall £560 897—5-Hooms £4OO Agent for "the Commercial Union Fire 'and Marine Assurance Company. SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1909.' At his Rooms, Wear street. At 12.30 p:m. WILLIAM JABDINE will sell, on behalf of Clients — • Purebred Cocker Spaniel, S.H. Iron, liarrolls, Potatoes, Fowl Wheat, Pigeon Peas, 6nions, lot Bacon in rolls, Hains., Men's and Boys' Suits, Boiler stands, Sewing Machine, Pictures, Lady's and . Gent's Cycle, B.R. Bedsteads., Oilcloth, Carpets, Pea Rifle, Stretchers, Fire Guards, Fender, Pre. Bottles, Rabbit Traps, S.L. Wyndottes, Fowls, Ducks, Horse Collars, Teviot Apricots, Peaches, Tomatoes, 30 , Homer Pigeons pedigree birds). PETER WILLIAMS, 902 - ■ . Auctioneer. CRESHAM, WATSON & GO. LAND -AGENTS, VALUATORS, AND AUCTIONEERS, " " ' THAJdES'STREET."'' "" i Telephone 217. •'. - - »; -. WE require Good Freehold" Becuritie« for sums' of. '£loo to ■ £IOOO. See our List-for Town and Country - - Properties; : Half-acre Freehold, 'North-Road... £122 One Section ~ Thames street... £2OO Two Sections" On hill ... • '.. i. £ 'BO One Section ~ 4 rooms - -• • £l/0 One Section „ 5 rooms ... £llO One Section •"„' - 5-rooms ••• £220 One Section ' „ 5 rooms ... ... £350 One Bection „ 6 rooms ... ••• £470 Section- ~ 6 room* ... ••• £7OO 160 Acres,- Freehold ... " ... £27 per acre 80 Acres," Freehold ...- ■• ... £ls per acre Easy Terms. Mortgages Arranged.State Fire and Accident Insurance Agency, Cook's Tourist Agency. AUCTION -SALE. = SATURDAY, AT NOON. GRESHAM, WATSON, AND CO., have been instructed by vendors to sell, in their rooms, Thames 6treet — 5 Bicycles, 1 Sewing Machine, Iron ana Wooden Beds, Hanging Lamp, Mangle, Chairs, Table?, Range, Pram, Easel, Incubator, Meat Safe, Washstands and Toilet Tables, Colonial Sofa, Jellypan, Blinds, Harness, Iron Tubs, Potatoes, and a lot of Sundries. ANDREW WATSON, 896 Auctioneer. J. D. FAMILTON 6-Roomed House, North End, J-Acre freehold, h. and e. water, bathroom; house newly renovated; cheap property— £475. i-Acre Building Site, on hill, five minutes from Post Office — £325. 17 Acres, L.1.P., Ardgowan, with 6roomed House and Outbuildings, concrete tank — £320. on hill, with first-class Dwelling of 6 rooms; grounds tastefully laid out; a splendid, home — £BOO. 250 Acres L.1.P., SO Acres Crop, balance grass; good buildings— Rent, 12s 6d. £I3OO. SATURDAY, 30th JANUARY, At 2 p.m. 6harp. ~ SALE BY-AUCTION Of " - CHESTERFIELD SUITE, HANDSOME SIDEBOA-RD, DUCHESSE CHESTS, ETC., TROPICAL BIRDS, ETC. JD. F A M I L T O N * instructed ■by Mr R. P. HAY (who is leaving for Auckland) and other vendors, will sell at the above time and place— SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On View at 2 p.m. on Friday. Also— TROPICAL BIRDS: 6 Gallahs, Cockateels, Cockatoos. 14-Gallon Boiler, 2 Cameras, Boys' and Men's Clothing, 1 Set Buggy, Harriets, good as new, Etc., Etc. K. FAMILTON, - 897 Auctioneer. OAMARU AUCTIONEERS'" ASSOCIATION. ~ , SKIN AUCTION SALE. THE NEXT SKIN SALE will be held on , FRIDAY, 19th FEBRUARY. Entries jiow being Received. 837 rTTENNIS PLAYERS should now be I looking to their racquets, as the sea-; son is now on; re-stringing and repairswith best gat; - country-racquets Teturned by post free.—J. Shand, Itchen street. 683. ]