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v • AUCTIONS. r R - s - and ca " '■ THIS DAY. xnis DAY, AUCTION, . At 1 p.m. Ai 1 p.m. SODA FOUNTAIN complete with Gas etc. ,V x *' r ,' i 1 1T Lu;- h 1 Arm - NATIONAL CAtrK Lr.tUSTEK, 11AAKE PIANO SIDEBOARDS, ;l ::d DKAi'ERY, 1 IX OUR KOOMs, 113 CASHEL STREET tNcxt Tattcriali's). n0 X i,cc " ;ln: 0! " whom it may ennevrn. The muuorous lots include: — Pianola and quantity »*t !., ~ ; S<'ttoo Suite, Chesterfield SuitChestitaeld Couch, Occ. n Paiin Slamls, llnll Stand, Couches, Gato-lcs: Dining Tabic, Oak Umbrella Stand, tane Chairs. Pictures, Overmantel, LOLLIE P TIX 'i-'HAYS, MILlv SHAKE K MACHINE, Chcval Duchessc, l'ed. CupM board. V iLrdrobe.s, a i:gh, Kitchea N' Tables, Dining Tables. llandes, . Wicker K Chairs, Commodo, Wrincor. Washing MaSingle Beds and Wires, Wood' Bods, 2 Stretcher?. Beddir.tr, Lino, Also, immediately after Furniture .Sale we will continue selling tho BANKRUPT DRAPERY STOCK of W. V. BURKS and CO. U. S. McKF.NZIE and CO., Auctioneers, Cashel street 9"'3 C, tNest Tattcrsall's). IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TO-MORKOW —Wcdr-u'day—TO-MORROW. CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Eb'ECTS. w OX TIIE PREMISES i 62 CLEVELAND STREET, ST. ALBANS. [o TTiTE have been favoured with instructions '' ' from MR V. A. SEWARD, who is leaving for the North Island (wo having gold his property), to SELL by AUCTION uio whole of his CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Tho numerous lota inrhide: —Gramophone and Records, ln Dining Table, Liskurl TnWo Cover, Pictures Easy Chairs, Occasional Table, Copperr. beaten Kerb and Irons, Jardiniere Bowl and Plant, Doublo Bedstead (complete), ». Wood Kerb, Ducliesso Cheat, Ornaments, Lace Curtains, Crctontio Curtains, Hall Seal, ! e- Jap. Matting, Palm Stand, Double Wood ! Bed, Cot, Strctchor, Drophcad Singer Sew-. ins Machine, Kitchen Table and Choirs, Mason Jars and Bottles, Wringer, Crockery, Wheelbarrow, Lawn Mower. Hose and Car- • rier, Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools, Spray * ]?ump. ON VIEW TO-DAY, 2 n.m. to 5 pjn, R. S. McKFiNZIB and CO., Auctioneers, Cashel street--3535 (Nest Tattensall'a). E. S. McKENZIE and CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL FURNISHERS, 143 Caahel street (noxt Tattoreall's). IF '■T Pr7Arv WITH payments amounting to ' &I UU fi Us per month, including priacipal and intorest, purchases a 5-roomed Bungalow, and nearly J-ACRE of Land. Built by the owner just prior to the war ce makes tho price right. Tho rooms are j,. largo and lofty, beautifully finished, and lit by electricity; also gas installed for stove ad or ring. The pantry and scullery are conveniently situated. There is a splendid Bathroom, containing porcelain bath, basin, and shower, supplied by first-class hot water service from hydraulic ram system. The of hearths and grates are tiled, finish, and surrounded by picked figured Rimu mantels, rd Concrete paths, workshop, fowlhouse, and run aro a feature on the section. Very handy to car and school. Motor entrance could be made. At the price, this property will not remain long on our books. R» S. McKENZIE and CO. ss ' 5 np An BUYS one of the most faithfullyid 3jOUU built 5-roomed 'Tiled Raof Bunga- .£■ lows in one of the best streets in ST. Al/JJANS NORTH, having a north-westttn id aspect, every room derives the benefit of thea, buS. '<! Ig; . • r > The Section of 28 perches is well drained, i- free from peat, and will grow anything. The Sjj rooms are largo and lofty and well situfcted for the economic working of a home. The ;eg 1- finance is so arranged that ft small deposit t.j, will bo accepted. Term's equal to rent. Call ••• and we will give detailed particulars. >• R. S. McKENZIE and CO. f Qf • V, " I ii id ■. ■ === $ M ARLBOEOUGH e COAST RAM AND CLARENCE BRIDGE SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, Bth MARC& ' SPECIAL ENTRIES. ij Account A. J. MURRAY, ESQ., Woodbankf '• 750 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes ? 400 Four and Six-tooth Thrco-quartcibred Ewes 200 Two-tooth Three-quarterbred Ewes 800 Two-tooth Three-quarterbred Wethers ; Account CLIENT, 500 Two, Four, Six, and Eight-tooth Half and Three-quarterbred Ewes 200 Halfbred Wethers ~ . ; ' 600 Two, Four, Six, and Eight-tooth Merino Ewea i Account MR W. F. BUSSELL, ; ' 700 Four, Six and Eight-tooth Half and Three-quarterbred Ewes , * Account CLIENTS, jj 200 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers 1 700 Two, Four, Six. and Eight-tooth HaUj bred Ewes 130 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewes 120 Lambs, m.s. On account MR A. RITSON THOMAS, 800 Half and Three-quarterbred Ewes On account MR J. H. GOSS, Ngaio Downs, r 500 Four and Five-year-old Halfbred Ewes 500 Two, Four, and Six-tooth Halfbred Wethers f On account MR J. W. TROLOVE, The ; Shades, 400 Halfbred Ewea On Account KEKERANGU ESTATE, COO Full-mouth Ewes 600 Four and Six-tooth' Wethers On Account MR J. PATTON. Kekerangu, 200 Sound-month Halfbred Ewes On Account MR P. D. BOAG, Kekerangu, 300 Full-mouth Merino Ewes 100 Full-mouth Halfbred Ewes 100 Full-mouth Merino Ewea On Account MR J. E. TODHUNTER, Clarence Bridge, 7CO Sound-mouth Halfbred Ewes Or*. Account MR W. Van ASCH, 1000 Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Wethers, a eood lino ... _ 1000 Four. Six, and Eight-iooth Romney Ewes _ j On Account OTHER CLIENTS, 3000 Ewes, in lots , _ ~ 1000 Two Four and Six-tooth Wethers On account MR CHAS. MURRAY, 1000 Half and Three-quarterbred Ewes, Two, 1 Four, and Six-tooth _ . I 200 Half and Tbree-quartcrbrcd Ewes, Two 1 ' tooths . _ " :l-'j Account MR GEO. STEVENSON, 500 Sound-mouth Half and Three-quart«r - bred Ewes ; Account MR C. SEYMOUR, | 950 Four-tooth Halfbred Wethers Account CLIENTS, 400 Two, Four, Six, and Eight-tooth 600 Half and Three-quarterbred Two-toow Ewes SALE COMMENCES 13 O'CLOCS. aro being made with 5.. different Motor Garages to run for tw venience of Buyers. - 'J? LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MABIBOBOUGH.OOACT |, if 1 : guioher. Recognised by fire . . an equal for warehouses, f-ctoug garages, hosnitals, theatres .etc R. *• * Manning and Co.. 168 Caahel | | . : —