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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 184, 3 August 1908, Page 10

AUCTIONS. ; - XO-MOREOW. " . r rr-UESDAY, JTH AUGUST, 1 iQAQ - SENSATIONAL SALE OF GOLD WATCHES On account English Manufacturer,: 12 SO" °' CL 9 CK - GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS. All Watches Guaranteed Stamped. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. On View Mornins of Sale. * OAMUEL /COCHRANE & QON, T.M>. 'ALFRED H. JONES. Auctioneer. OAMDEL {-IVUUKANE & OON, T. l ** 199, QUEEN-ST. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 4th AUGUST, 10.30 o'clock. ,/~-|ABINETMAKER'S STOCK — 8 Sideboards, 10 Comb, cnests 12 Duchess Pairs, 3 Hall Stands 2 Chests Drawers, 10 Tables, 60 A.B. Chairs CONTENTS, OF 8 ROOMS, FROM KINGSLAND— Sideboard, Piano, Duchess Pairs ~ Bedsteads, Comb Chests, Linoleums Chairs, Tables, Sets Ware. Crockery Baths, Tubs, Stove, Couches, Leather Suite Sewing ■ Machine, Kitchen Utensils, Enam. Ware Also, QAft. LOTS, ON ACCOUNT OF VARIOUS lOXni OWNERS. ON ACCOUNT OF PUBLIC TRUSTEE:. ESTATE OF P. GORMUS, DECEASED. PERSONAL EFFECTS. ON ACCOUNT MANUFACTURER. '"•fSifll PAIRS LADIES' AND GENTS.' +* I U\J BOOTS. AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. ON ACCOUNT OF MANUFACTURER. A_(Y GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS, ■±\J AVITHOUT RESERVE. QAML'EL /COCHRANE & T TD. ALFRED H. JONES, Auctioneer. PUBLIC NOTICES. T> E M O V A L ,V O I I C E. I HAVE REMOVED TO . EXCELSIOR BUILDINGS, 24, CUSTOMS-ST. JOHN TyrCTLVEEN. A USTIN irjyALSH AND /^O., I HAVE this day Disposed of the Business, Stock and Plant of Austin Walsh and Co., to JOHN OLSEN, OF AUCKLAND, Who will carry on such. Business nnder the above firm, name, and with, myself as Manager, at the Premises in Wyndhamstreet. AUSTIN WALSH. Auckland, 30th July ,1908. _ m rriO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! THE PRICE of that tovely Freehold In Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, ihas been REDUCED TO £370 to Effect a Sale. THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN. EWINGTAN AND BAKER, Estate Ag,enta. ■VTB TTERBERT TTTTALKER^ DENTAL SURGEON (Late of Mr J. N. Rtehworth), OVER. NATIONAL BANK, NEWTON. CORNER KARANGAHAPE-RD. AND HOWE-ST. Telephone 1354. fIOMPETITIONS. /COMPETITIONS. TTNIQUE. TNTERESTING. E ASY "V-0 TTNTRANCE Tf»EK. A pRIZE! W IN •*■ pRIZE! NO GAMBLING. The Proprietors of the "WEEKLX GRAPHIC AND NEW ZEALAND MAIL" offer VALUABLE PRIZES in a series of COMPETITIONS, opeu to all iv the Dominion. COMPETITION NO. 19 — MISSING LINES — Prizes are offered for the BEST TWO LINES, completing the Verse, and giving the most pertinent and piquant' reply to the question propounded hereunder, viz.:— When money is ample and business is brisk. Why should New Zealand go raising a loan? The lines must be In tne same metre aa the above, and must respectively rhyme with "brisk" and "loan." Ist Prize — A Year's Subscription to the "GRAPHIC," value £1. 2nd Prize — Five Shillings in Cash. Entries closing on FRIDAY, August 14, should be addressed, "Competition No. 1!) •GRAPHIC Office, Auckland." Results announced in "GRAPHIC" of August 19. COMPETITION NO. 20 — BRITISH; FOOTBALLERS' TOUR — Prizes are offered for the BEST RHYMING ACCOUNT of tbe New Zealand Tour of the British Footballers not exceeding Tnirty-two Lines ol Verse. First — A Year's Subscription to tht "GRAPHIC," value £1. Second — Five Shillings in Cash. Entries, closing on FRIDAY, August 21st, should be addressed, "•Competition No ■>() •UttAPlllC Office, Auckland." ' " ' Results will be announced in the "GRAPHIC" of August 26. COMPETITION NO. 21. — ALPHABETIC ACROSTIC. — Prizes are offered for the Best Alphabetic Acrostic, consisting of 28 ol Verse ou "The Four Cities Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunediu" — the lines successively commencing with the letters A to Z In their alphabetic ■ order. TUe letters must not be used in the form of "A is for Auckland," or "Z is for Zealand," but eacn must be employed as.the initial or the first word in the line. First — A Year's Subscription to the "GRAPHIC," value £1. Second — Five Shillings in Cash. Entries, receivable until FRIDAY Au" 28ffch, should be addressed ••Comix:titio' a n No. 21. "GRAPHIC Office, Auckland ■• n, l^"" 3 , 10 . be anno ""ced in the "GRAPHIC" of September 2nd. COMPETITION NO. 22 — MISSING LINE LIMERICK - Prizei olered VWJi OSe who su PP!y the BEST lime to complete the following Limerick:— A youth, out at Lake Takapuna btrolled oft 'neath the rajs of pale LunaHe gazed and be "gazed ' Till liis eyes became glazed, For the finishing line, tiie word '"Takapuna or "Luna" may be used as tne rhyme, but this is entirely optional. Ist Prize — A Year's Subscription to the "GRAPHIC, , ! value 20/. OLrlpuon lo 2nd Prize — Five Shillings in Cash. Entries addressed, "Competition No ">5 'GRAPHIC Office, Auckland," receiC-ihia' till FRIDAY, Segt. 4th. «-uiaoie Results announced in "GRAPHIC," of QOSIPETITIONS QPEN rpo A LL. '■yyEEKLY QRAPHIC AND ATEW r/EALAND jyTAIL" (ENLARGED AND IMPROVED). fpBE igEST JLLUSTRATED TTCTEEKLY IN THE TJOMINION. Price 6d per eery; £1 per nnnnm (in aavanes); of -u.il Booksellers and News Agent*.