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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 74, 27 March 1918, Page 6

: auctions. and qoakley, rpO-MORROW, AT Ito Oft A.M. ' AT THEIH ROOMS, HIGH STREET. OX BOLLS SECONDHAND LINOLEUM. A GOOD CAR.TET SQUARES. Ift YARDS BEST AXMINSTER RUN--W NEK. AND AT -J 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. On account of Mrs Ash, and removed to our Rooms from Remuoru, rjruE rysoLE of TTEk QiUperior FURNISHINGS AND pRACTICAE-LY. VTEW T>IANO. Details:— "ORACTICALLY NEW ENGLISH I'IANO, •*•■ lull iron Irauie uud lovely tone. Coat — 10. A reuUy goou Instrument. WOLID OAii. SIDiiBUAUD of choice KJ ueslgu, Lurge Jupunede Vase, iuluid v-uiiia t.uuuiet, H..J.". uiia Gmeswure, Spirit Maud, lummi Oak Table, 0 U.ii. oak Dining Chulrs, Very Fine 3-Pee Chesterlleld Suite in 'Xeuipletou's best auudleuugti, cost Fire Screen, Goou Pictures, Uurtulus unU l'oies, lfliiidK, Cushions, Inlaid Whatnot, b-uay Clock, Waiuut Overmantel, Mirrors, Palm stand, Occ. Tables, Waiuut Writing Cabinet, Walnut Oval Table, Moor Huge, etc. POLISHED KAUKI SIDEBOAHD with ■*• leadllsht cupboards, Extension Dlnlug Table, Superior 7-plece Leather Dlulus Suite, ■ fluted backs, cost £20; Glassware, Dluuerware. Pictures, Morris Chairs Oak Ice Cheat, Wull Mirror, Water Colours, I'lUltt bUllKls, Hliuu ilro Keru, Lluoieum Carpet Square, Seugrass Chairs, Floor Rugs' etc.. Bookshelf, B.M. Fender, etc. KSOLJD RIMU HALL STAND, Hall Runncr, Klip Mats, il'icturee, Kliiiu Settee J and Swab, Hauglng Lamp. XTANOSOME OAK UGDROOM SUITE of •*-«- 4 Pieces, comprising, Wardrobe, Bedroom Chest and Pedestal Cupboard; also, : l'Ull-slze Oak Bedstead to mnten; Best Wlrewoves, Kapolt Bedding, Toilet Ware, Bedside Rugs, Linoleum, Curtains and roles. LARGE OAK DRESSING CHEST and Pedestal Cupboard. Dble. Bedstead in oak Bedroom Chairs. Rlrau Wardrobe and Bedroom I'nlr with oval mirrors, Full-elze Rimu Bedstead and equipment, Chest of Drawers, 2 Comb. Chests, 2 Single Rlmn Bedsteads and Wires, S-drswer Chest, Single Iron Bed and Wire. Trinket Set, Quilts, Kapok Bedi ding and Pillows, Hvy. 21n. Pillar B.M. Bedstead, Eiderdown Quilt, aud usual Bedroom Furnishings. GOOD KITCHEN DRESSER, Table Crockery, Dlnnerwaro, Glnsawnre, Cooking Utensils. Gas Iron. Fender, Mangle, MAIN GAS STOVE, Wringer, Garden Tools, Q.I. Tubs. Meat Sare, Large Plate Rack, Oak Ice Chest, etc. Also, on acconnt of owner, XXIANO SUITABLE FOR BEGINNER. ORDER OF SALE: 10..10 A.M.—LINOS. AND CARPETS. 1 A.M.—GENERAL FURNITURE. 12 O'CLOCK—OAK FURNISHINGS. 1.15 P.M.—PIANOS. Tacking, Cartage-, and .Storage arranged. AND QOAKLET, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET. 31 rpO-MORROW. AT -tCK ory A.M. gTOCK QLEARING QALE. IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUR BOOKS FROM 31it MARCH, WE ARE HOLDING A gPE C I A L QLEA RI N G OA L B OF AL L L ! NB s - rjTW-MORROW. AT -J Q OQ AJI 500 L OTS QEXERAL JJOUSE "pURNISHIXGS. MOST OF WHICH MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE. JJICHARD A RTHUR AND /10., ACCTIONEEHS, g T R E E T. ■ 3.-. U-BOATS IN THE PACIFIC. JAPAN PREPARES FOR THE POSSIBILITY. (Received 10.35 a.m.) TOKYO, March 26. The. Japanese navy is carefully preparing to meet the possibility of Gcrmartv sending U-boats to the Pacific—(V and N.Z. Cable.) v AUSTRALIA'S CABINET. NEW FEDERAL MINISTERS. SYDNEY, March 20. The Federal Cabinet has been reconstructed. MY. W. A. Watt succeeds Lord Forrest ao Fedoral Treasurer, and will act as Prime Minister during Mr. W. M. Hughes' absence in England. Mr. L-. E. Groom replaces Mr. Watt as Minister of Works and Baihvays. Mr. G. H. Wise J will be Assistant Minister of Defence. Mr. E. J. Russell will l>c vice-president jof this Executive Council, Mr. Orchard ■Parliamentary Undor-Seeretary in Control of Recruiting. Mr. Oreene, with Mr. jßuescil, will assist in the Enlarged Trade [and Customs Department. It id proposed to appoint Defence, Finance, and Labour Councils. Three new Federal Ministers, Messrs., G. H. Wise, A. Poynton, and \V. Masaey i Greene, -were'sworn in to-day.— (A. and N.Z. Cable.) WILLARD AND FULTON. (Received 10.35 a.m.) NEW YORK, March 26. The contract for the AVillaTd-Fulton fight for the world's heavyweight championship bu <been signed. It provides that 75 per cent, of the receipts eha.ll go to Willard.—(A and X.Z. Cable.)