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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 172, 20 July 1916, Page 6

AUCTIONS. TTFAI,KER AND pOAKLEY, fpOMORUOW, AT "I AOA A.M. AT TIIEin ROOMS, HIGH STREET. 20A &SHEETS ,Q.ALVA.NMBBD TIWX. Iα First-class Order, 7ft leiißths. MASTBI.PIBCE, UAKBEB/S L'tiAlß. G-ENT.ti KKEU-WUBtti, BICYILIi. 0 AM) AT II OVLOCK. On AiriTut of Mis Wi.VU'KAXS, ;md rea.oi o.i tv .Uu,! iroiu "Mt. Alliort, rjiliK ~ :"It.\lKHl.\i.;.S OF 7 TJt'UMS, i XXi As miller: - TTPKiCHT UllA.Ni) PJAXO, full iron , . ~1 ' "- ••■• " St-uncl iiisiranieut; VtlU ■U4.VUtil.ul!, .1U1..L1 OAK SIDriBOAiCL), Xliii u.-ail.iillU; 11EA\ V EXTENSION U-Uv Ii.A..M, T.VJJI.E, Jarrliuiercs and \ ..ses, uood i-ictures, i> HKM-BALK UAK UiNiMi CHAIUe, Hearth Uims. MOUius CliAllt, S-Day Ciock HtiAVY ISMiMSU .iX.\li.SS'rLll lAiil'KT SQUAIIE Heugraik' cualre, oai; Uα-. Tallies, I'alui Stiiuds, IIAjSUbUMK L'IIBMTJi.UB'MuUJ iSUiTIi Ob' 3 l'ifcX'liS ihest quulity), i.lmus, Curta'Ds unci l'oles, biNtrJ&tt UIIUI-iirKAU KtiWING MAIMIIXIS. 7 drawers. i BOLIU OAK HALL STAND, choice design, Axminster llaJl Kuuncr, Slip Jlats, Hall Curtains, l.liuleuui, I'k-tures, etc. BREAKFAST KOUM—Tneirl Sideboard, 7-IVe, Diu.iij,' Suite, lilt ; Kauri Table, Crockery and Glassware, Good i Liuolcuui, l'ier Glnsd .Mirror, 'J Oiled' lUiiiu Screens. BMDHOO.MS (4) _ EXCEPTIONALLY uhOh:b SUI.III o.Mv :i-I'llviik heuROOM SUITE, with (Ivul X.l' .Uirrors (cost £37 10/); Toilet Ware. I'TJLL-SiZiS OAK itEDS I'KIAU end hlqui|<mciu. ..l.iukeu. Shfet.s, yullls, IUX tiISUItOU-U lAin, Floor Rues, Carpet, .'i-PLK 01LK.ii ItUlt; BEDUOUJI SUITK of choice design, FttLlr-SISSK OILED IUMU BEDSTEAD. Wire Wove iind Kapok Beddlus. Cninblnatlon Chnlr. Institution Sinj;le liodsteud and Bedding, OILRD HI-AIL" UUUI , - SID.K COT; also Iroa Cot, Hodroom Clialrs, HKAVY 2IX IMLLAR U.M. UKDSTJSAD. Inlakl niother-of-pearl; Linos, Floor H"ss, Hoi Ottoman Couch. KITCHB.N DRESM-IR, Tal>:e, A.B. and Canadian Chairs, Crockery, Utensils, Fender. Enamel and Glassware. Wlirelbarrow, Lawn Mower, TENUIS N~ET and Lawn Marker, Set of Wood-Carving Tools, Etc. AIjSO, JjWRNISHIX-GS OF r* ■DOOMS, KA'Cived from Heinueni. AND AT 1 O'CLOCK BIIABI'— 4 GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS AND OAK IMHjIjKK-TOP I>BSIi, Copying Tress and Typewriter. AND AT ;! O'CLOCK— QU-VXTITY .OF I.ADIISS' LINGERIE, all New, lilsh-Krade Stock. XO 'RESERVE. TERMS CASH. AND pOAKLJJY, AUCTIONEERS, HIG-n STREET. 3) RUCTION. RUCTION. AUCTION. D. E EID D. R EID WBLLESLEY STREET, Opp. Opera House. mO-MORROW, -j -J A.II. 6HARr. D. R IID WILL SELL BY AUCTION. 1 fW7 SACKS POTATOES (very choice lot) :!0 SACKS FUMPKIXK CO GUNNY-S SWEDE TURNIPS 10 CASES CHOICE PATKAS PACKET CURRANTS 1O CAiSES CHOICE PRUNE i>o PKIMK CHOICE 11A-M6 30 en>BS FACTORY IiACON 15 BOXKS.KA-CTUUI' IiUTT.EH 10 BOXES FRESH LAID hXXJfi. REMEMBE-R TIIT) PLACE—WELLESLEY ST., opp. Opera .Honsc. REMiKMBK-It THE TI.MK—II A.M. SHARP REMEMHEK —D. REID WIUI, ItE TUB I AUCTION*:*/!!. 4 j rpO-MORROW, AT -1 i) NOON. OKA c:a"ses ISLAND ORANGES, — tw Mailal. from Wellliifiton, wilhont a copper pennr reserve. 20 CASES SYDNEY PASSION I-'RUIT IS LEMONS AND OTHER LOCAL FRTIT 100 OtINNIBS MKLROimXF, OXIOXS V> SACKS KI'MARAR 2.V) SACKS SOUTHERN TABLE POTATOES—Some duninsed lines to so cheap 30 SACKS SOUTHERN SEE.D POTATOES QUANTITY OF - DAMAGED OATS FOWL WHEAT CHAFF 70 SACKS OF SLIGHTLY - DAMAGED MAIZE 10 SACKS JAPANESE PEANUTS AT 11 A.M. /CAULIFLOWERS. AMI A LAROK CATALOGUE OF A-SSORTED VEGETABLES REMEMBER! THE ORANGES MC'ST BE SOLD! rjjRIFFITHS, TjTRASER AND Z^)., LIMITED, 10, MARKET SQUARE. AUCKLAND. 3 JAPAN LOOKS FOR TRADE. COMING TO NEW ZEfIXAIOO. OUSTING THE ENEMY. (A'P6trall«n and N.Z. Cable Assocfatlon.) SYDNTSY, July 13. The Japanese Trade Commissioncre will leave for >««?w Zealand next week. They are exhaustively studying openingß for Japanese trade, consequent on tho exclusion of German and other enemy goods from Australia. They state that there is no desire to compote with Australian manufacturers, but to send only articles jjrevioualy imported from Germany and Austria. The manager of the Osaka Shosan Kaisha line, who is one of the commissioners, states that if circumstances warrant the company will inaugurate a regular cargo service. He is conrined that the Australian-Japanese trade will enormously develop. COMING TRADE WAR. TO PREPARE BRITISH CASE. (United Service.) (Received 2.5 p.m.) LONDON, July 19. The exclusive nature of the order of reference to the committee -which is to consider post-war trade has caused astonishment. The Colonial Office lias explained that the committee ie intended to prepare the British case for an early Imperial Conference. NEW ZEALANDER WOUNDED. LIEUTENANT J. T. LANG. (Keceived 12.40 p.m.) SYDNEY, this day. la the latest casualty list the wounded men include Lieutenant J. T. Lan", formerly of Palmerston North, who ia slightly injured.