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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3042, 31 March 1917, Page 20

'auctions. TO-DAY, SATURDAY, 31st MARCH, 1917, At 2.30 p.m. GRACEFIELD GRACEFIELD LOWER HUTT. ?IRST SALE OF SECTIONS ON THIS CHARMING NEW SUBDIVISION. CHE GARDEN SUBURB OF PETONE AND THE HUT I' Adjoining Hutt Park and on the new Park"- Road ■ from Petohe -Station. ■ JITESSRS J H. BETHUNE AND CO LvJ. aio 'avoured with instructions from he Directors of New Gracefield, Limited, a bell by Auction — On the .Ground on SATURDAY, 31st MARCH, at 2 30 p m 4Q LEVEL BUILDING ALLOTi* MENTS, liaving ireas of J acre ia 1 rood 22 perches, fronting Park Road ind Giaiefield Road The ESTATE is 13 miles from Petona 'est Office, and tlie pioposed Petono Hunicipal Bu= bervice will bring the and.within a few.minutes of the Petohe railway Station The Waiw etn Streira and Wellington larbour are adjacent,to' tholand for ale,-.'and artesian' water ia. obtainable J ill over the estate. TERMS O* SALE 10 per cent. Deposit; Balance may, remain for Five Yeare, nteresf at 51 per cent per annum , Special. terms will be given to the'first I fix buyers who buil dwithitf six months. Motor Cars will leave Petone' Station or Gracefield at 2 p m on day of sale, Saturday, Slst March For Plans and further particulars, ap >ly to •J. H.' BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers, or MR. JOHN WARD, Giacefield MONDAY,. . 2nd APRIL, MONDAY, iONDAY, At 11 am MONDAY", lONDAY, Sharp MONDAY, AT THE GOVERNMENT MARINE STORES, Pipitea Wharf M EORGE THOMAS AND CO. have reoeived instructions to sell, as above, i very Extonsivo Stock of— . SHIP'S STORES, SHIP'S STORES, SHIP'S STORES, Shipped per ,AURORA AURORA AURORA AURORA [n December last for the Shackleton Relief Party, Including 14 Bags Haricot Beans 58 Csbos Canned Vegetables 1 Case Biking Powder 60 Tins Biscuits 64 Boxes Butter 4 Cases Cerebos Salt 2 Cases Club Coffee 4 Cases' Desiccated Coconut--6 Cases Condensed Milk 6 Cases Van Houten's Cocoa 3 Cases Custard Powder 214 25's Flour 11 Cases Morton's Herrings, etc. 48 Cases Canned. Fruits 14 Cases Glaxo 7 Cases Jams 71 Cases Canned Meats ~- 7 Sacks Oatmeal, 25's 10 Cases Flag Piciles 5 Cases Salmon "> 11 Cases Soups 74 70's'lA Sugar--1 Case Tobacco 9 Cases Tea 7. Bags Peas 29 Cases Hams.and Bacon 3 Cases Golden Syrup Carbonate Soda, Cream of Tartar, Mustard, Essences, Figs, Force, Ginger, Jelly Crystals, Lentils, Lexias, Macaroni and Vermicelli, Olive Oil, Pearl Barley, Orange and Lemon , Peel, Macedoine, Rice, Puffed Rice and ; Wheat, Sago, Semolina, Tapioca, .Vinegar, Whitebait, Sauces, etc., etc., ■ etc. '' ■■• ' Also, .. ■ ■• 6 Oilskin Suits ■ . '•' . lOSou'-Westers ' ' • . 5 Pairs' Leather Sea Boots < 8 Pairs Blucher Boots '7 Pairs Rubber' Sea Boots - 2 New, Suits Clothes " 17 Horsehair Mattresses ''....') 24 Horsehair Pillows. 3i Bales : Kaiapoi Grey Blankets . Carpenters' Tools'. Crockery, etc., etc., etc. : .-■', . ... ■'.'■-.-■ And , Quantity New Surgical'lnstruments ~ and Medical Stores To be Sold in Lots to Suit Purchasers. ' WITHOUT- RESERVE.. -. The Auctioneers, having carefully, examined:, these'stores;-have every confidence, in recommending thisVsaletp-.the attention of storekeepers and ;the; general public. .-.' ■••■-■.■.- ~ Goods on view on-morning-of sale from 9 o'clock. ; Make a note of the sale-time' and address, ... . t .., . -~ ~ GOVERNMENT MARINE STORE, !"J"- : .'-, . Pipitea -Wharf, ;.; f ... . .At-11 o'clooE on Monday, 2nd"April. ;'. THOMAS' AND ; >,CO;, ■- •'•.■■''' ''■'. " ■'• Auctibneefs.-' . ■ ..-•'..' '■'•' , . Allen. Street. " •'..-PAHUTUA FARMERS' YAED3.'. " 'WEDNESDAY; APRIL 4th, 1917, ; ■ . ' At-12 noom '"'AUTUMN CATTLE'FAIR. AND!- -.'" . WEANER-SALE. '■'■. ■'■ M' ESSRS. WRIGHT STEPHENSON *. -.CO.; LTD;, and'DALGETY i CO., LTD.,, will offer as above, on behalf of clients; :as follows, including:—Hy. 'Dillon, M.'Alpass, K: Smith. ■J. G.-Bick-nell, .0. J: Swan, Jno. Mathews; T. Rus--1 kell, D. Broshahan, Mrs. R. M. Prior, Rbbf. Gregory, .J. "Miller, •Croad : 'Bros., J. Harris, Chas. Eatoii,- W. Groves';' W. Hull, A. S. Bealc, W. T. Boyd, C. Eising.W.-Wright, A. Seivcrs, ,R. J. Smith, J. Mabey, P. B. Doueherty, W. Halliday, W. Twentyman, J. Ful'cher, J. P. Whiblev W. E. Parker, Mrs. Farrell, 'J.. B. J. Bengston, and .others':— -.'■'' ':' •" '.' : -"•'=■..'' •I'hrtO MI . XED CATTLE, com--205 3 and 4-year bullocks (to be drafted) . -20 3 and •i-year..bullocks .'■ .-'iSO 21 and .31-yefir steera'-' ' ■ 7 ' : .\ " ",'ioo 20 and 3J-year steers ■•' 20 18-nioull' sveers 40 mother-reared P.A. Hereford-cross wrancrs (mixed sex) , 20 mother-reared. s.s.': weaners (mixed ■, - : -: ;• '- •■ •-';■-, ,-•- - ."i'.'.. .•...: - 10 fat and forward heifers 40 fat and forward cows'- ■■ • 8(1 forwnrd condition and store cows . 45 18-month, heifers .:■'."■'.' r ■ '7.S.H.COWS in calf to'S.H.:.bull ■'■ 24 S.H.- weaner steers 150 mixed sex weaners (to be drafted) 29 mixed sex S.H. weaners 90 head mixed,cattlo : 75 steers .20 cows' and' calves 3 extra heavy fat 4-year bullock* 25 3 and 4-year forward bullocks t 20 forward.condition cows 33 m.s. weaners '38 m.s. weaners .. 'iOO 3 'and 4-year bullocks ' 40 .P.'A. cows in calf tn P.A. bull ' 40 P.'AJ mother-reared weaners FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES ■ ■ SEE PAGE 19.