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AUCTIONS. H. B. SORENSEN. H. B. SORENSEN. THIS DAT (THURSDAY). SALE ELEVEN O'CLOCK. HB. SORENSEN will Sell by Public • Auction, at his Yards, Lichfield street, a PARTICULARLY LARGE AND TRIABLE ENTRY, including:—2o,oooft. R.P. Timber. ( i 1, 4 i IJ, 3 x lj. 6 i 1, 8 i 1, 4 x 2, 4 x 3; Black Pino, 5 » 2, 6 x 8, 6x6; 8.P., Y.D.L. 6x2. 3MESE LINES are a specially fi ne lot, well selected straight lengths. '3 Mullion "Windows, single do., rery fine Show Case with sliding doors, 4 400 eq. Galv. Tanks, 1 600 Circular Tank, 1 40CT Circular do., 1 4ft Booth Windmill and Pump and stand, 350 it new Galv. Jin Piping, 1 Shanks" Bowling Green Lawnmower in good order, 1 Cast T. Both, 3 Baths on legs, 7 Buckets, 15 rolls Rabbit Netting 36 x lg x 18, 35 rolls Fowl Netting 36 x 2 x 19„ 3 Tarpaulins 15 x 18, 18 x 21, 16 bales of full weight and ait# Comsacks, 1 bale of do., 44in. 200 BAGS JAVA SUGAR, each 561b, in lota to suit purchasers. Account CLIENT—IOOO Sheets of new Roofing Iron, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, lOfts; all in perfect order. 35 Sacks Fowl Wheat, a splendid sample. FURNITURE—3 Cheate Drawers, 2 Hallstande, Book Shelves, 2 Whatnots, M.T. Waahstand, Sets Ware, Sewing Machine, S. and D.I. Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Hall, 3 rolls Lino. FRUIT—A Consignment excellent Apples and Peaches. PRIME MUTTON—The usual consignment of Prime Mutton will be on Sale THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 6 H. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. H. B. SORENSEN. "IVfERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT. IVI TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. SPECIAL BARGAINS. SUGAR. SUGAR. SUGAR. 661b bags of excellent White Java Sugar, 16s 4d per bag, equal 3Jd per lb. 800 BAGS SUGAR. 300 BAGS SUGAR. CORNSACKS. CORNSACKS. Orders now being roceived for full size and weight Coinssicks. The price is right. FOWL NETTING. Wo offer this line at prices further reduced—the cheapest since 1914. We want your orders. FOWL WHEAT. New season's Wheat, a splendid simple. Can now be had ox 6tore. A big drop in price. HESSIAN. We offer several balea exceptionally cheap weight lOJoz and 14.40z, in bale or bolt lots. CEYLON TEAS. Direct from Colombo, splendid quality. RAW LINSEED OIL, 6s 6d per gal. Boiled do. 6s 9d, in sgal. drums. WHITE LEAD (Pacific) 60s cwt. SHEEP and RABBIT NETTING. Special quotations supplied. HOG and PLAIN WIRES. A further drop ih prioe. Get a quote. 3000 SHEETS NEW ROOFING IRON, sizes, 5, 6, 7, 8, D," 10ft. This line is now offered at price* within the reach of all. 1 OTHER LINES include Wallpapers. Carpete, Linoleums. Office Safes. Bieycles. Men's Boots, Ridging, Lead Nails, Calf Meal. ■' H. B. SORENSEN, 53965-1344 63 Lichfield street. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. IRWEE S A L E. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd. K Our Present Entries oompriee: 300 £AT LAMBS. Account MB T. D. JAR MAN, Kirwei: 130 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes (good line) ' Account MR W. B. ROT7T, Kirwee: 1 Military Service Waggon, in first-clasS order, newly painted N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 7796 Auctioneers. GEORGE ANDERSON AND CO. REMINDER. PROPERTY AND FURNITURE AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY. THIS ADY. Oa the Premises, 9 HUXLEY STREET, SYDENHAM, at 1 p.m. Take St. Martin's Car (12) to Roger# street. On acount of MR J. W. JONES, who is leaving for the North Mand. PROPERTY— His cosy Home, partiouhm _ae advertised previously. FURNITURE—Superb Piano (new), 8 todaxt Sewing Machine, Up-to-date Rimu Bedroom Suite (Oak colour), 3 Institution Bedsteads, 10yds New Hall Lino. (4ft wide), Dining Exten. Table, Morris and other Easy hairs, Pictures, Gas Iron, Tables and Chain, Cutlery, Crockery, Pots, Pans, etc.,' Garden Toole, 6 Fowls, etc., and numerous other lote as previously ' GEO. ANDERSON and' CO., 7788 4 Auctioneers. PROFESSIONAL NOTIOE& WEAK EYES MEAN HEADACHES. T\o y<m euflej. from headaches ? If so, xJ your eyes are probably tho cause. Don't delay, buF call and s4e a qualified optician. Consult ALEX. GRANT, Consulting Optician, 115 Cashel street, opp. G5839-7584 T. N. GIBBS, AND SHARE BROKER gTOCK (Member of Christchurch Stock Exchange), ACCOUNTANT AND SECRETARY, LAND AND INCOME TAX EXPERT. Union Bank Chambers, 89 Hereford street. WALTER J. MOORE, F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.I.A. (N.Z.), £ CCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. Agent for Trustees and Absentees. A.M.?. Buildings, M 6918 Cathedral equire. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. S. LONSDALE. R. Fellow of the Spectacle Makers' Company, London. 183 MANCHESTER STREET (One Minute from Cathedral). L 5534-2939 P.O. BOX 669. TELEPHONE 2073. p SEVICKE JONES, OPTICIAN. Corner of CATHEDRAL SQUARE and CHANCERY LANE. (No Canvassers Employed.) J4584-212 Byrne and wellb.rocx, EXPORTERS, 176 HEREFORD STREET. ADVANCES made against Consignments of WOOL AND SKINS, FROZEN MEAT, DAIRY PRODUCE, Eto. • 33063-2610 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. "\fjl R. T. COWPER, Defitist, late of IVJ.~ Sydenham, begs to announce having removed to more central premise*, 107 CASHEL STREET, Opposite Ballantyne B. 'Phone 2105. CBl6l ■yOUNG AND CRAIG X (Palmer Graduates), Chiropractors and Spinogrftpheis, Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedra! square. AU Work Verified by X-Ray. Hours—B.3o to 6. Saturday, 8.30 to 1. Members N.Z Chiropractic r Aaeeoijtwn^ FOOT SPECIALIST. Cj N. ROBINSON, G.A.1.E., New Zealand. Wrf i<ao 'Phone 2271. ' MeroeTy Shop, 253 High street. RWI Removal notice—arthur mEMMETT, M.I.A.Pm Foot has REMOVED from He™!°rd street w the Medico Electric Institute, 1<« MAGH STREET. Phon# .4862. W sointoMat. .