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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 306, 24 December 1903, Page 8

AUCTIONS. ,Q I T V M A It X E T. "VENT WEEK'S SALES. The Following Firms will sell at their Usual Time of Sale, IrSRUIT, PRODUCE. AND POULTRY. .1 MONDAY. December 28 TUESDAY, 20th WEDNESDAY, 30th THURSDAY, alst And will Positively Close. JANUARY Ist and 2nd, 1904. C. ARTHUR K. ARTHUR AND CO. E. A. PERKINS E. TURNER AND SONS T GUIS T EWIS AT TT^DEN. ABBOTT'S ROAD, FOURTH ON LEFT FROM MAIN ROAD. MONDAY, 28 th DECEMBER—MONDAY, At I_._o o'clock. THE OWNER LEAVING FOR ENGLAND IN A FEW DAYS. T>ART HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc., - 1 - a.s follows:—Couches, Sideboard, Rattan j Chairs, Tables. Dec. Chairs, Curtains and I'ole_, Pictures, Bedsteads, and W. W. Stretchers Whatnot. _ Chests Drawers, lg. li.T. Bedstead and Bedding, Duchess Pair, ! Mirrors, ("hairs, Rocker, tirst-class Perambulator, Dinins Table, Electric Battery, Chemicals, Engineering Books,Beale Treadle Sowing Machine, first-class order; Clock.Ornaments, Brussels Carpet. I.taoleura, Kugs, .i-tdit'ii Tables, Mincer, Meat Safe, general Kitchen Utensils, lg. _U_L_K MANGLE, Wringer, Tools. Carpenter's Bench, and a quantity of useful Household Sundries, etc. SALE MONDAY, 2Sth, at 12.30—MONDAY. T OUIS T EWIS, General Auctioneer ajid House Salesman, Fort Street. WEDNESDA y7~_) EC EMBER 30. AT THE HARP OF ERIN HOTEL STABLES. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. The undersigned have received instructions from Hugo Friedlander, Esq., to sell, THE WHOLE OF HIS HORSES IN TRAINING, Comprising— BAY HORSE VAL ROSA, by Seaton Delaval—Vicux Rose BAY COLT CYRUS, :•: years, by Cyrenian— Silk, with engagements CHESTNUT COLT ROPA, ,°. years, by St. Leger—Brown Alice, with engagements BAY FILLY KAMO. 3 years, by Seaton Delaval —Waitemata, with engagements GREY MARE TORCHON, (i years, by Albarmarlo—lkcal Lact», with engagements BROWN COLT URANUS. 2 years, by Castor —Cissy, with engagements BLACK COLT KILMARNOCK. 2 years, by Simmer—Kilmorey, with engagements CHESTNUT COLT GLADSTONE. 2 years, by Seaton Delaval—Miss Gladys, with engagements CHESTNUT COLT OTTOMAN. 2 years, by Hotchkiss—Crescent, with engagements CHESTNUT FILLY TAPUWAI. 2 years, by Seaton Delaval—Waitemata (full sister to Kamol, with engagements BROWN FILLY EL.TEN, 2 years, by Cyrenian—Parera, with engagements BAY < J ELDING HAUBERK, 2 years, by Cuirassier—Miss Stead (full brother to Halberdier), with engagements NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. H. O. NOLAN. Auctioneer. PTJBIJC NOTICES. IF you fail to get what you are looking for in the Jewellery line, try SLANEY'S, Uie small shop with a large stock. Exceptional value in Diamond Marquise Rings, Diamond and Emerald Bangles, etc., etc. Inspection invited. Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. ONES AND COLEMAN for Pictures and Picture Frames, best asortment in town. rnANFUELD. -pOTTER AND r\o., SELECTED /-YRNAMENTS AND FOR 'XMAS FRESENTS. '■ QUEEN AND LORNE STREETS. J. w SEMAN & §P NS - i/ D - I QUEEN-ST. Our Promises will be OPEN on {-".HRISTMAS ■"R VF - We have a LARGE WELL ASSORTED STOCK Of Seasonable and Useful Presents. To which Inspection is Invited. Tj^.LLERSLIE. R. TYNDALL. BUTCHER. Notifies to residents of Ellerslie and surrounding districts that he will be OPEN ON SATURDAY (Boxing Day) from 3 p.m. till 10 p.m. FACTS— 'Xmas Presents for fathers, brothers, sweethearts, and cousins, are to be had in endless variety at our store. — Geo. Tint, Tailor and Mercer, Symonds-st. TRACTS— 'Xmas bells will soon be ringing. J- 'Xmas shopping time is here. See our display of Panama Hats. Ties and Shirts.— Geo. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, Eymonds-st. "EXACTS—The Great 'Xmas Show. This ■*- Year's Panorama far surpasses any previous exhibition. We specially invite you. —Geo. TuLt, Tailor and Mercer, Symondsst. "C.ACTS—'Xmas is not to-morrow, or the ■*- next day, but it is not a minute too soon to begin shopping. We invite you to inspect our show.—Geo. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, Symonds-st. A RTHUR aT-USON PIANOS—The -«•*• Most Popular Pianos: from £37 10/.— Sole agents. E. and F. I'iano Agency, 191, Queen-st. (S. Coldicutt, Manager). PALMS for House Decoration; Yoko Mats, all newest shades, for covering pots, every effective; Begonias, Ferns, all kinds Pot Plants, at Mackay's, Qucen-st., Seedsman and Florist, opposite D.S.C. aITd FACT—THERE IS MORE "KOLA NIP" AND SODA taken to-day than ever. Why? Because it is an ideal beverage. It is refreshing, cooling, and invigorating. At all hotels. ip.II RISTMAS AT WALKER'S — V,- 1 Wholesale and Retail Boot Factory, 112, Karangahape Rd. New Imports of Lovely Goods to hand. /CHRISTMAS AT WALKER'S — >-' Beautiful Glace Kid Button and Lace Boots. !)/_, 10/9, 12/0, 14/6, 10/6, 17/ G. 18/0 UR IST MAS SHOES — Tip-top Amerl--1 .an and English' Makes. 5/, 6/6, 7/6. 10/. 12/0. to 20/ HRISTMAR AT WALKER'S — Mothers bring your Girls: best selection of Button and Lace, from 4/11 to 12/G per pair /CHRISTMAS A T WALKER'S — *-.< Gent's Glace "find Chrome Button and Lace Boots, from 12/G, Karangahape Rd. T Is better to be wise in time—include a t bottle of Bovril in the picnic kit. The girls will like a cup after the day's fun. Bovril sandwiches are delightful. T^OUNT r RY~V r_ ITO RS—Do not fail to call and see the famous Portable Gas Lumps (not water gas).—.T. A. WoodWTrrd, Mercantile Chambers, next B.N.Z. (COUNTRY VISITORS—Wait before purchasing. Call and see the new Best Light Lamp; TOO candle power gas light.— J. A. .Woodward, Mercantile Chambers.