AUCTIONS. WITHOUT jDESERVE. T° T>OATOWN~ERS, TTAEDWAKE "ATERCHAXTS, TRICIANS, ■JLJOTOB AGENTS, ETC. W T pATTERSON AND-QO., VTCTORIA-ST. BAST (LATE SMITH AND HALCOMBE),. '" (Victoria-St.) Have been favoured with instructions to Sell at their Mart on rpO-MOSROW. THE | AIH INST., AT 12 NOON SHARP THE FOLLOWING GOODS ON' BEHALF OF W. A. RYAN AND CO., LTD. (IN LlQ.):_ ONE 24 HORSE-POWER THORN-EY-CROFT FOUR-CYXJXDER MARINE ENGINE, in perfect working order, fitted with low-tension magneto ignition; has done very little work, and is as good as ONE SIX HORSE-POWER THORNEYCROFT SINGLE-CYLINDER MARINE ENGINE. This engine is new and has only had trial runs, and, apart from this, has done no work. ONE THREE-CYLINDER 25 HORSEPOWER PEIiRO AUTO-MARIXE ENGINE. This engine was lately installed in the speed launch. -'P.D.Q." lor demonstrating purposes, where it put up a splendid record for reliability and power. Has had very little running, and is In lirst-class order, and can be thoroughly recommended. ONE THREE-CYLINDER 10* HORSEPOWER FERRO AUTO-MARINE ENGINE. This engine is new and has never been out of the showroom. It is well finished, well designed, compart, and economical, and " well worth inspecting. ONE TWO-CYLINDER 10 HORSE-POWER AUTO-MAK.INE ENGINE, new and just as received from the manufacturers. ONE STATIONARY DE DION ENGINE, 12 horse-power. This engine is a beautiful little piece of workmanship, by the best French makers, and has never been used. Is a beautiful -running engine, and is bonnd to give satisfaction. ONE YERKLEY POWER HAMMER (compressed, air), in perfect order; will strike a blow from lib to lOCOJb; operated by foot lever, leaving both hands free for working.- An invaluable machine for any engineer's shop. As this is too heavy to move round to tlie Hart, it can ho inspected at the Farmers' Machinery Eictrange, Alpha-rd., Parnell, just above Railway Bridge. A LINE OF NEW GOULD'S PUifPS, Including the following:— TWO 6in by "Sin PYRAMIDS, 4S gallons per minute. TWO oin by 4in PYRAMIDS, 34 gallons per minute. ONE NO. 4 ROTARY, 50 gallons per minute. ONE NO. 3 CENTRIFUGAL, 265 gallons per minute ONE NO. 2 CENTRIFUGAL, 120 gallons ONE NO. 1+" CENTRIFUGAL, 70 gallons per minute. ONE 3in DELUGE, 3500 gallons per hoor TWO 3in DELUGE, 3500 gallons per hour (hand). <#A LAEGE NUMBER OF SUNDRIES, including: Voltmeter, Ampmeter, Four-cylin-der "Spiitdorf High Tension Colls, Twocylinder Coils, Low-tension Coils, Battery Lamps, Berry-Stimier Batteries. Four-ton Tangye Bottle Jack, Brass-lined Plummer Blocks, Assorted Piummer Blocks, Shaft Couplings, Pipe Fittings, Reversing Gear (up to 20 h.p.). Tobin Bronze Shafting and Tobin Bronze Tube (about 10001b), Steel Tank, Copper Tank, Western Electric Co. Dynamo, 110 volts, 6 aps., 700 revs.; Assarted Gun Metal Propellers, Castiron Propeller Patterns, Whistles, etc., etc The Goods will be on view at the Mart on the Morning of Sale. TXf J "pATTEBSON AND /-<O., VICTORIA-ST. EAST (LATE SMITH AND HAX.COMBE). TSICHARD A RTHUR AND no. rpO-MOBROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK. IN OCR FURNITURE ROOMS, ELLIOTT-ST. 1000 rARDS WIK B NETTING. LATHE, WIJvDLASS FORGE, WASHING MACHINE, etc. AIBO, gECOND - JJjfAND "pURNITURE, Comprising— Piano, Sideboaid. 3-piece Occas. Suite 7-piece Leather Suite, Saddlebag Couch Bookcase, Comb. Chests, Duchess Pairs Bedsteads, Wires. Overlays, Chairs Tables, Crockery, Glassware, etc. Also, Kit of Carpenter's Tools On Account of Gentleman Leaving for Melbourne. Quantity Electro Plate, Fancy China Vases Wall Ajlrrors, Writing Desk, and Quantity of Fancy Covers, etc. "DICHARD A ETHTJE & f^°A. H. JONES, Anctioneer. OAMTTEL r-XOCH-RANE & QVON, T TD. -AT THEIR MART, 199, QCBEN-ST. rpO-MORKOW, -pRIDAY-, QCT. -\A 1810. . 10 AM. 10 A.M. of new gal. iron, Stoves, Sashes, Doors Frame. Staircase, etc., etc. COMPLETE SET OF CHIP POTATOES APPARATUS Also, TTOUSEHOLD "pORMTURE AND GENERAL SUNDRIES, including— Sideboard Dining Tables, Bedsteads AYire Matt., Kapok, Flax, 7-piece Tapestry Suite, Whatnot I Linoleum, Prims. Chairs, Chiffonier j Chest of Drav7ers, Sewing Machine Pianos. Kitchen Dresser 2 Writing Desks, Letterpress Axininster Carpet Runner OA3IUEL /COCHRANE & gOK, TTD. (ALBERT E. SLOMAN, Auctioneer.) TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT. ALL OBSERVATIONS are- taken at 9 a.m. - Thet Station Wind Bar. in Weather. Shade. Russell Wf BC 29.TT 60 Hofcimga Heads.. Wmg CO. 29.87 61 Manukau Heads.. SWg C(J 29.74 59Auckland - Wg BCQ. 29.66 61 Cambridge NWg O 29.67 60 Gisborne Wfb BCP 29.62 57 Napier ..«- SWfb Q 2942 5S Castlepolnt NWbr P 2030 5S Egmont W<i P 29.50 58 New Plymouth. ... WSWg Q. 29.49 56 . Wellington NWfb C 29.22 56 Kaifcoura .-► Whr P 29.13 54 Weetport ..« WSWfb PQ! 29.27 55 Lytlelton SWI BC 29J2 5S Dunedin . SWbr DG 2S-9S 54 BlnfE SWbr O 29-15 51 WEATHER ESTIMATED AS: B-, Bine sky, be the atmosphere clear or heary; C. Clouds, passing clouds; D-. Drizzling rain; F., Foggy; G., Gloomy, dart: weat&ex; H-, Haii; i,., Lighnring; M., Misty; 0., Otercast, the whole sky cov-ered with tblck clouds; P., Passing ehowers; Q., Squally; R., Rain, continued rain; 1., Thunder; S. Snow; U., Ugly, threatening appearance. WIND FORCE INDICATED BY LETTERS: C., Calm; L., Light; Br., Breeze; F. 8., Fresh breeze; M.G., Moderate sale; G., Whole or heavy gale; W., Gale of exceptional severity. NOTE. — To correct barometer for ele- ; vatiou at Manukan (alt. 90U feet), add .9- ---■ Cambridge (alt. 20S feei), add .i
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 243, 13 October 1910, Page 10
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