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AUCTIONS. * CHARLRS CLARK. PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN. MER CHANTS, INVESTORS AND OTHERS. SALE OF VERY HANDSOME CITY RESIDENCE, SrecteS in Charming Grounds, Lawns, an< Garden. \JfS. CHARLES CLARK is inetrocte- by th LrL Owners to SELL by AUCTION, at hi iooms, in Hereford street, On TUESDAY, JUNE 24fch. (Unless previously disposed of by private treaty), Ali that DalightfuUy-situated Residence a the corner of Hereford and Montoea streets, now in the occupation oi Dj Graha-m Camobell. containing on th ground floor drawing-room and dimng room, each 22ft 6in x 16ft, Study, Kit chen. 3 Pantries, and Scullery, and _ Bedrooms (4 Servant Room, Bathroom, and W.C. on fira floor. The House is fitted with every modern cor reniencs, and the arrangement of the room md workmanfhip is first-cless. The Land has an area of 2 roods 2 perches vith eqr.a] frontage on each street, and i astefully laid out with complete privacy fror he street. For further particulars and car 0 view apply to CHARLES R. CLARK, Auctioneer; Dγ, Messrs GOt«?,D, BEAUMONT and CO., Hereford street. >578 Sale at 2 p.m. No. 50 IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITUKE. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoure with instructions from Dr. Grahei Dampbell. who is le-avin? the colony, to SEL. BY AUCTION, at his Residence, "LLANMAES," Hereford and Montreal streets, 3n MONDAY, JUNE 30th. and TUESDAY JULY Ist, The Whole of his Very Superior FURNITURE. First-class Piano, Typewriter. Cutler Wri ing Desk, Plate, China, Glassware, et< Catalogues in Course of Preparation. Sale at 11 o'clock Each Day. C. R. CLARK. N T o. 513. 6581 Auctioneer. F. 8. MALCOLM AND CO. SALE THIS DAY, 12 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. UNRESERVED SALE. WE SELL. THIS DAY, by PUBLK AUCTION, on account Mr Thos. Yate md other clients/ Part suite in horsehair, bookcase, inlai< duchesse . table, marble washstand an< ware, ex. dining table, occ. chairs, rat tan chairs and stools, coal vases, ches drawers, tennis racquets, wood cot, sof in damask, hair couch,. chairs, churns office stool, whatnot, bath, armchair ii cretonne, gent's bicycle, B.R. bedstead: 3ft iron bedstead, 3 w.w mattresses an< bedding, wood bedsteads, glass 'fron bookcase, china, cutlery, pictures, am sundries. Also, Balance Warehouseman's Stock of Ironmon gery and Fancy Goods. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., 1183 Auctioneers. NORTH ISLAND. AUCTIONEER'S and STOCK SALES A MAN'S BUSINESS FOR SALE. : Established 10 Years—Sound and Profitable CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. Apply F. S. MALCOLM and CO., Agents. FOR PRIVATE SALE. SECOND CONSIGNMENT. CA.SMANIAN AND AUSTRALASIAN FURJ SPLENDID BLACK AND GREY OPOSSUM RUGS. 3EAUTIFUL HEARTHRUGS AlvD MATE FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR. PS. MALCOLM and CO. hare pleaaar • in announcing the arrival of a Secon consignment of Fur Goods, as above, iormin THE FINEST COLLECTION EVER . SHOWN i-. CHitISTCHUHCH. And All Absolutely Moth Proof. Those sending presents Home will find thi 1 splendid opportunity of securing good lecnliar to the colonies at a reasonable pric md o! guaranteed quality. On Private Sale at Wholesale Prices. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., -■■ • Manufacturers' Agents. CASHEL STREET EAST. FOR Immediate Sale, owner leaving--2 Brick Houses of seven rooms, and J-acr [and. Always let, and will pay big in terest on low price wanted. Apply at one* Land Transfer Title. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., House and Land Agents. F. C. TABART. : MONDAY NEXT. 23rd JUNE, 1902. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEA] STOCK, On the Farm, AMBERLEY, at 11.30 a.nr FC. TABART has been favoured wit. • instructions from R. Bristow, Esq., t SELL BY. AUCTION, hs above, 170 Halfbred and 80 Crossbred Ewes, i lamb to E.L. rams 60 Fat Lambs, 4 E.L. Rams 6 Draught Homes (all good sorts) ■- 1 First-clasa Cob, four years old, an 6 Head Cattle 1 Dray and frame, 3 sets 4-leaf harrow! 1 set tripod harrows, 1 first-class trap an harness, 1 D.F. plough, 1 S.F. plough, Massey-Haxris cultivator and sower, complet* 18ft Cambridge roller, 1 horse hoe. 1 rak« set Avery. scales, woolprees and tables, etc 2 sets leading harness, 3 sets plough hai ness, cart saddle and breeching, sheep rack* water troughs, 30 hurdle*. 20 cords fire wood, 260 bushels oats, 1 ton cut O.S. chafl t stacks oatsheaves, 3 stacks hay (about 3 tone), 1 stack cocksfoot, 1 stack oat 2 stacks etra-w, quantity of timber, al» sundries too numerous to particularise. Also, on account of R. Brydon, Esq., R.S. No. 12587, 20 ACRES LAND, knowi js "Brj'don'e Bush," fronting on' ivowai an> Loburn roads, about one nule east of th lake from Mount Grey. Luncheon Provided. F. C. TABART. 1186 GUY TABART, Auctioneer. I" ITTLE RIVER SALEYARDS THURSDAyT~JULY 3rd. PRESENT~ENTRIES: 100 Head Fat and Store Cattle On account of Mr R. Paton, 20 Head Prime Fat Cattle F. C. TABART. 5487 GUY TABART, Auctioneer. PYNE AND CO. CLEARING SALE, SPRINGSTON. TUESDAY, JULY Ist. MESSRS PYNE and CO. have receive instructions from Mr WILLIAM MAI HEWS fhaving sold his farm), to offer b PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above date, s his Homestead, the Whole of his LIVE an DEAD .STOCK. 2 Draught Horses, broken to all work 1 Three-year-old Draught Filly, broken t chains 1 Gr. Geiding 2 Milch Cows, springing 2 Heifers, springing 1 Bull, purebred, shorthorn 50 Crossbred Ewes IMPLEMENTS. 1 Reaper and binder (nearly new), 1 stri] per. 1 D.F. plough (Duncan), 1 grai mower, 1 S.F. plough, 1 mouldin plough, set disc barrows. 1 eel 4-ks harrows, 1 set 3-leaf bairow3, 1 hors hoe, 1 tip dray, 1 draj? and frama, trap and harness Quantities of Sundries. Household Furniture, etc., etc. 60 Bushels Seed Canadian Oats 41) bushels pear: wheat PYNE and CO.. 1>460 Auctioneers. pET YOUR VENETIAN BLINDS - frol UT the actual makers—Strange and Con pany. whose Blinds are as good as mone »n buy. "Strange's" have a Blind Factor jf their own and supply Venetians and a jther kinds of Biinds on most moderate term* 3nly one quality made by "Strange's"—th best. Strange and Company.