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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9527, 26 June 1909, Page 8

Auctioneers' JMotices. Attractive Clearing Sale. "MONESS HOUSE/' CHAPEL-ST. SATURDAY, 26th JUNE, at 1 p.m. T E. NICOL, favoured with instrncJ 0 tions from Ilev. Walton, who is leaving for- Auckland, will sell WITHOUT RESERVE, tho whole of his nearly new and well-selected FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including—Handsome saddle-bag suits of 7 pieces, carpet s<]uare, lounge chairs, 7 lots new linoloam, 3 modern duchesso chests, double b.r. bedstead, chests drawers, hall table, tables, round tables, wicker chairs, runner carpet, hall linoleum, mats, laige mirror wardrobe, combination bedsteads, kapoc and wire-wove mattrasses, washstancis, toilet tables, toilet sets, music stool, hearth rugs, fenders and brasses, lamps, writing table, chairs, leather chair, mirrors, stretchers, platform rocker, couch, tools, collection bulbs, crockery, glassware, cruets, meat safe, and geueral sundries. Goods on view at " Moness House on Friday Afternoon. 3IASTERTON AUCTION MART.

Sale of Purebred Poultry. JR. NTCOL will sell at the Mastora lon Auction Mart, at 12 o'clock noon, on Saturday, 26th, Purebred Brown Leghorns, Black Orpingtons, White Leo-horns, White Plyinounth Eoeks; on account of T. W. Barnes, C. Bannister, W. Welch and B. G. Frost. Note the time, 12 o'clock. Further entries invited. Gigantic Auction Sale. Fruit Trees, Pot Plants, Shrubs; eic. AT THE POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. TO-DAY, at 1.30 p.m. sharp. T\,r 0. A.BONSTEN will soil on acJJjL » count of Gibbons & Co., the v ellknown nurserymen, of Wellington— FRUIT TREES ORNAMENTAL TREES HEDGE PLANTS HUBUBS Sale commences at 1.30 p.m. sharp. Sale of Fwrniturs at Eketahuna. MONDAY, 2Sth JUNE, at 12 o'clock. ' GRIFFITH & CO. have been fav.o cured with instructions from Mr J. A. Collins to sell, without reserve, the whole of the furniture and effects of the Eketahuna Railway Hotel, c jnsisting of— Billiard Table, contents of 17 bedrooms, bedsteads, mattrasses, blankets, linen, 2 dining room suites, piano, cash register, side board, linoleum, chairs, tables, cutlery, cooking utensils, crockeryware, and kitchen ware.

The goods are clean and m first class ordor. H. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer. Aronstcn's POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. "7EEKLY Auction Sales of I' \ turn, Produce, Poultry, etc. Piivate sales conducted in any part of ho district. Prompt statements of sale. Cash buyer of Poultry in any <| :antity. M. ARONSTEN.

LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE' EITE FOR OUR NE.TV LAND GUIDE. A COMPLETE LIST PROPERTIES SALE OE EXCHANGE, Husband & .Finch, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLB. g Valuer, Land & Estate and Insurance Agent, Bank of N.Z. Chambers, MASTEETON. Property Eepreje-ntative.- D B. T-ismison i acres, about 14 miles from Mastarton, about 300 acres in grass, 5roomed hoirse, etc. Priei J24 10s, and only .£IOO deposit. 2*45:5 acres, 11 miles from Palmeiston North, for sale, or exchange for about 50 acres first-class land. Equity .£2500. 22"=1:€3 acres, South Otago, for immediate sale, all ploughable, 40 acres in crop, balance in grass, good 7-roomed house, 20 bail cowhyre, L.K G. milking plaut ond 5 h p. oil engine, stable, barn, etc., close to school, P,O. and creamery ,£lO per acre. A good 5-roomed house, bathroom, scul- ; lory, washhonso, within fj minutes of Masterton P.O. Eor sale at .£383, easy terms. BACK INTO OLD PREMISES. J, K. BLINKHORNE, JAIEDEESSEE AND TOBACCONIST, XTTILL RESUME BUSINESS in his Old Premises, "Star" Block, To-Day.