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APCTIOWS continued from page I g n>UESDAY, pBCEMBBB jQ A -T pDKEKOHE -yARDS. The Undersigned will Sell, ggQ HEAD QF CATTLE, Amongst them 100 GROWN STEERS, in Fresh Condition 100 YEARLINGS AND CALVES DAIRY COWS , ORDER OF SALS: DAIRY COWS, 10.30 a.m. STORES AND BEEF, 2 p-™----NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, LTD. TLTONDAY, pECEMBER -f Q AT pUKEKOHE "yARDS. gPECIAL TTORSE gALB. The Undersigned will Sell upwards of -I KA HORSES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. including— HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHTS HACKS AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. p IST OF pIODNTBY gALES. FOR DECEMBER. WESTFIELD — Fat Stock —WEDNESDAY, 14th, 21st, 28th. PUKEKOHE — TUESDAY, 13th. WAIUKU — SATURDAY, 17th. KAIHU — SATURDAY, 17th. PUKEKOHE — MONDAY, 19th -r Special Horse Sale ARAPOHUE — WEDNESDAY, 21st, PAPABOA — THURSDAY, 22nd. WABKWOBTH — TUESDAY; 27th. •VTBW TJKALAHQ T OAN AND "M/®* CANTILE A GENCY QO.. T\ID. gAMUEL QOCHRANE & gON, TTD. AT CORNER OF Q;LADSTONE-HD. AND gTANWELLST., T3ARNELU — Tb,e abore hare been favoured with Instructions from the owner, who is leaving for the South, to sell by Public Auction all his SUPERIOR TTOUSEHOLD pUBNITU'RB,'. A BgOLUTELY pEgERVB VX7EDNESDAY, pECEMBER 14 th ..

1910, AT 11 A.M., 11. A.M. SHARP. pRAWING-ROOM— VERY ELEGANT CHESTERFIELD COUCH, nicely picked out in Tapestry Bags ou Utretcht Velvet 2 Splendidly-made Divan Chairs BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER CARPET, 9 by 12, in good' condition Occasional Tables, Rattan Chairs, Screen FINE POLISHED RIMU OCT. TABLE, on CASTORS WALL MIRROR, Splendid Variety of Pictures, Curtains, aud Blinds. p LNLNG-ttOOM— EXCEPTIONALLY FINE SIDEBOARD, solid mahogany right through; lar_ge mirror back, best of English piategtass VERY SUPERIOR SADDLEBAG OOUCIi, trimmed with Green Utrecht Velvet, aud with the two EASY CHAIRS (Divan) to match, makes a SPLENDID SUITE, all in Saddlebags MAGNIFICENT EXTENSION DINING TABLE, with extra Heavy Turned Legi, extend to about Hl t by 4ft wide iMOST COMFORTABLE MORRICE CHAIR Coal Scuttle, two Small Tables HANDSOME HAMMERED-COPPER KERB Chairs, Mats, Lace Curtains etc. EXTRA HEAVY CORK CARPET, in splendid condition, as good as new PICNIC HAMPER, all complete, imported by the . owner BEALE HAND SEWING MACHINE PICTURES OF OLD AUCKLAND, dated 1850, etc, etc pEDROOMS— MOST BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITE, in White Enamel, splendidly made, and iii the best of condition. The Suite consists of FINE DUCHESS TABLE and WASHSTAND, with MARBLE Top and Cupboard, both pieces ou Castors. SPLENDID WARDROBE, also -five-drawer Chest of Drawers, all of the finest workmanship HEAVY - BRASS-MOHNTED BEDSTEAD, ■HANGING BASSINETTE, white enamel, with mattress, in perfect order TOILET SET, COMPLETE, WHITE AND GOLD, Matches Suite OILED RIMU COMBINATION CHEST AND WASHSTAND Box Ottoman, BRUSSELS CARPET SINGLE BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEAD Child's Chair, Wire Stretchers, Whatnot, Occ Tables, Pictures, Clothes Basket, Carpets, Chest of Drawers, etc., etc. pALL— CHOICE HALL STAND, marble top, bevel plate mirror, cupboard and drawer Solid Monk's Bench, Carpet Runner, Cork Carpet, Table, Book Stand,' Fine Hall Curtains, 2prs. •J-r-ITCHEN AND "yARD—

Griller and Tubing, in good order; Table, Chairs, Mats, Col. Couch, and vast quantity of Usual Kitchen Utensils Pennsylvania Lawn Mower, in splendid condition Mangle, Wringer, and lot of Garden Tools, etc., etc . NOTE.—Take Gladstone-rd. 'Bus, which passes the house, or Tramcar to Garfleldst, then down Garfleld-st., and up to Glad-stone-rd., first turning pu right, opposite Post Office Store. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The Furniture is of a Very Superior Class and kept in splendid condition, being a rare chance for those furnishing. Everything to be sold absolutely. gAMUEL QOCHBANE & QON, T TD. ALBERT E. SLOMAN. Auctioneer. ITTIICECEON AND TEA. BOOMS. 0 T I C E. B. McKEOWN AND SONS, LTD., 3, Queen-st., beg to notify the general public that, owing to the rapid increase in their Tea Room Business, they have found it necessary to again enlarge their premises. This has now been done,' and is, without exception, the mast up-to-date Tea Room in town. We want the public to inspect same, and see for themselves. We would also draw attention to the fact that we deliver bread ln all parts of town and suburbs daily at lowest current rates, and we solicit a trial. Meals in dining room as usual at all hours. VMAS HOLIDAYS.—White Tennis Shirts, =?L_. S #!_. 4 / 6; TOj'te aud Coloured Neglige Shirts, 3/6, 3/U, 4/«; White Sweaters, 4/8, 7/fl.—Tqtt's. Symonds-st'. ' , ' | HATS for'holiday wear will be' {raft? with us. Straw Boatere, 1/9, 2/9, 8/ilil 4/6, 5/8; Panamas, 15/6* 19/9, 30/9, W. W^-\