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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 10, 13 January 1926, Page 4

AUCTIONS. _' mo T ITHO. AND QOLOUB T>RIXTERS. ! T IST OF TITACHINERY FOB gALE AT NO. 19, COOK STREET, On mO-MORROW, rpHURSDAY, A.M. BY ORDER OF A. PAGE, LIQUIDATOR. IN ESTATE OF STEWART AND RYKERS, LTD. (IN LIQUIDATION). -| DOUBLE DEMY LITHO. MACHINE 1 DEMY OFFSET MACHINE. 1 COPPER-PLATE PRESS. 1 DOUBLE DEMY PRESS. 1 DEMY PRESS. 1 »* H.P. HEAVY-DUTY MOTOR. 1 3J H.P. HEAVY-DUTY MOTOR SHAFTING. TROUGH. 24 ALUMINIUM PLATES. 1 STEEL BED FOR DEMY OFFSET MACHINE. SET OF MEDIUMS. 4 DOUBLE DEMY LITHO. STONES. 2 DEMY LITHO. STONES. 4T SMALL OKIG. STORES OP VARIOUS SIZES. 14 STONES, average" size 26 x 21. 1 SET OF RACKS FOR DRYING PAPER. 2 LAYIXG-UP BOARDS. 1 SMALL TROLLEY. 20 WOODEN TRAYS. ENGRAVED COPPER PLATES. ARTIST WORK ON ORIGINAL STONES. -piCHABD ARTHUR, T, TD - AUCTIONEERS. 4 T>ICHARD AUTHUR, J^TD., At 39a, CRUMMER ROAD. 39a, CRUMMER ROAD. "PHIDAY -jyTEXT, -J A A.M. STOCK. PLANT AND MACHINERY OF MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER. LARGE CARAMEL CUTTER, 1 Collins' Cooling Plate 3x3, Steel Plate 3x6 x ■}, Cast-iron Plate 3x2xl: Steel Plate 3 i 2 i U Hand Caramel Cutters, Copper Boilers and Pans, Collins , Crystallising Cabinet, Coke and Gas Furnace. Pennot Machine, 8 pr. 4} Rollers, Double-gear Frame and Fittings, Satinette Machine, Platform Scales, about 70 Bottles Flavours, Colours, Glucose, Chocolate. •Gumarabie, Cocoa. IcJng Sugar, Quantity Mixed Sweets, Boses, Wrapping Paper, etc. rpHOS. T> A RTHUR, AUCTIONEFH. 6 OPP. TOWN HALL. VVTICKINS AND AT THE UNION SALEROOMS. CORNER PITT AND GREY STREETS (Opposite St. Helens Hospital). USUAL WEEKLY SALE, T*o-MORROW, FTtHCBSDAY, AT -t-t O'CLOCK. FURNISHINGS FROM NEW NORTH ROAD, RICHMOND ROAD AND SEAVIBW ROAD, SIDEBOARDS, Tables. " Suite. MORRIS CHAIRS. Mats, CARPETS, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, Pedestals, Toilet Ware, BEDSTEADS, Wires, Kapok anS Fibre Mattresses, COMB. CHESTS, Stretchers, etc.. Kitchen Dresser, MEAT SAFES, Chairs, Tables, HALLSTANDS, Child's Cot, Pram, SETTEES, SBWING MACHINES, Mangle*. Tables, Galv. Bath, Garden Tools, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc. Counter, Quilts, Stainless Cutlery and Sundries of all kinds, Wardrobes, Wall Papers, Kerol Disinfectant. Also, COPPER CYLINDER AND PIPES FOR HOT WATER SYSTEM. 2 L.ARGE PRESENTATION CUPS Al QUALITY E.P.N.S., and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS—ORGAN, 2 PIANOS, VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, AOCORDEON, AND 3 GRAMOPHONES. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR/THOSE FURNISHING. VyiCKINS AND OTJTCLIFFE, AUCTIONEERS AND FURNISHERS. UNION SALEROOMS, GREY STREET. GEORGE R. CHIGNELL, Auctioneer. Phone 40-OSO. 2 Q.REAT JANUARY /CLEARANCE ■ s alb - GREAT JANUARY S ALE. J. R. B° BBKrso *. jf» J. R. R Ol Jj™EVERYTHING IMAGINABLE AT YOUR OWN PRICE. SEE TO-MORROW'S "STAR" FOR FULL DETAILS. J. R. RP BERTS °* L TI> . THE BtG QUEEN STREET AUCTIONEERS, Opposite Court'i. 1 JJALGETY AND £JOMPANY, T IMITED, AUCKLAND. TXTESTFIELD QALEYARDS. rnHUKSDAY, JANUARY OQ AT 12 NOON. -PWE Tj\AIR Of TWO-TOOTH TO FIVE-YEAR I O\J\J EAST COAST EWES, Accconnt the following Stations and Individuals: MATARAWA STATION, MOHAU STATION, WAIKURA STATION, i KIRITAHI STATION, . OTANGA STATION, TANGAHANX3A STATION REWATU STATION, LEDBEG STATION, MOUTATARA STATION OWEKA ST-ATION, J. F. WILSON, Tohanea, J. DOWNEY. 2500 TWO-TOOTH EWES 1500 FOUR, SIX, AXD EIGHT-TOOTH EWES. 4000 FIVE-YEAR EWES. Our Ancfcland Auctioneer hat visited the above-mentioned Stations, which are all situated in the Cape Runaway, Hicks Bay Te Araroa, and Lottln Point Districts, and has Inspected the various flocks. The sheep which will be straight lines, one ear mark and guaranteed ages, mainly consisting of 2-tooth and 5-year ewes, have been bred on ? ' A eep countl T. and are noted for their splendid constitution. They are lareeframed, good-boney Romney Ewes, and very well woolled. In most cases one breeder's rams have been used for a great number of years, and in conseqnenece the sheep are ' very even type and the wool of uniform quality. In fact, the 5-year ewes are amonest some of tie best ewes for their age in New Zealand and are admirably adapted for putting with Black-faced or Leicester Rams for fat lamb raising. The 2-toothe are a>ood ! class of ewe, and would make an ideal I foundation for new, or to improve existing ; flocks. Shipment has been arranged bf d,r | C^Ste^ mer ft ,?, m Hickß Ba y to Auckland, and the sheep will only be off their feed for a v!L4 ayß ' and should arrive in good order and fit to go straight to the ram. We should be pleased tosuppiy any f urtlier informat ion concerning the whole or any particular line. aßt Co 2 et Ewes ' an d to the limited accommodation, no local sheen trill be accepted on this daj\ 2