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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 307, 27 December 1915, Page 6

AUCTIONS.

"V-O. rt pOXSOXBY mERRACE (Close lo All Saints' Cliurcli). YVEDXESDAY "V-EXT, 11 O'CLOCK. In the Deceased Estate of Mrs. Ronal-Son. SITTIXtiKOOM.— riAXO, irou frame; Oiled ltiimi SETTEE, ditto Hlgh-hack OiV. I'llAlUS. J uiled Kltnu AlcM L'HAIUS, Oct. Ore. Table, l'latf.inu Uocker, AX. I'II.E L'AK. SQUARE, •Pedestal, I'ot .'ems, H.M. Fender and Irons. Wool Uu_s, l'i.tu.c., Lace Curtains. DIXIXi; ROOM.—MIRROR-RACK SIDEHoAltH. Ilex. DIXl.Vfi SLITE, Dining Table. Xev. Dinner Service Teaware, OAK. HUOK-.-'HELVES, "complete SET ENCYCLOPAEDIA, Hi 11... TAXXICA and ntlier r.ooss, Carpet Siliwre. <-1..-I.AXIH._ ICE CHEST. B_.TttlO.-_ll. lthie.l MIUUI IK-DOOR WAUDROHK. COMB. l'Allt. l.rI'HESs I'AIII. COMB. CHEST II i B.M. Bedstead. Wire Strerchers Kan Mattresses. Blankets, el.-.. Linoleum] H ALL.-Hall, tand, Carpet Runner, Curtains. TriTCHI.X and YARD—Cnokinj. and ■"- Kit.-hon rtensil.. Rotary ' Knife Cleaner. Presser. Canadian Chairs I.AWN MIIIfKR, almost new' WHEELBARROW, Large Aviary. ' J>IC.IAKr> AXD flO., AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET . 3S -JIHURSDAY, JANUARY -JO AT 11 O'CLOCK. gALE UXDER THE RATING ACT. 100 S. RICHARD AXD /-CO., Instructed by the Registrar of the Sunnil! .. Sl '» »>• Auction at ?_V"... *., I . ou Tbu '' s daj, January 13, 191 b, at 11 oClock. PARISH OF WAITARAC. ciorrn-EAST portion allotment 5 40 ACRES. „__, PARISH OF MAXGOXTI. PORTION ALLOTMENT rVTOETH-WEST'' PORTION ALLOTMENT -*-' 60. -10 ACRES. PARISH OF MAXGATETE OOCTH-EAST PORTION ALLOTMENT fc-* «.. 53 ACRES. Full particulars may lie obtained from DCFAI'R AXD BISS. 2S, Shortland Street (Solicitors for the Vendor). Or from J_>_CHARD A RTHUR AXD po., THOMAS B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. 37

The soldiers on the Main Trunk train on Christmas Day enjoyed the old-time beef aud plum pudding as the gue3t of the first-class passengers. Miss E. Sibbald, collected the sum to enable 19 to enjoy the lunch, and as many soldiers preferred waiting for lunch till they got to their respective homes, the sum of £1 2/3 over was handed to the "Herald" fund for the Hospital Ship. Trooper E. E. McConnell Madegan helped with the arrangements.