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AUCTIONS. " TO-DAY, ' WEDNESDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, 1917, At 1 o'clock sliarp. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE 01' SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE, UPRIGHT GRIND PIANO, CHESTERFIELD, LOUNGES, CARPETS, AND APPOINTMENTS. Entire Contents of Seven Rooms, removed from Rawhiti Terrace, to the Mart. 400-LOTS—IOO Also, a VALUABLE CATALOGUE OP 'HIGH-CLASS FUMED OAK FURNITURE, 2 COSTLY OAK BEDROOM SUITES, OAK SIDEBOARD, ETC. E JOHNSTON AND CO. havo re- • ceived instructions to sell at their Marl, 157 Lambton Quay, as above. Owing to the large number of lots, the sale will commence at 1 sliarp. On view from 9.30. , E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 23th NOVEMBER, 1917, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of TOBACCONIST'S STOCK-IN-TRADE, SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICKS, CIGARS, CIGARETTE HOLDERS, CASES, SMOKERS' CABINETS, AND A MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT OP OTHER GOODS. ■ON THE PREMISES, ' ■ No. 258 Lambton Quay. ■ On Account of Mr. J. B. Speed, who is retiring from business. E JOHNSTON ' AND' CO. have re- • ceived instructions to sell on the premises, Lambton Quay, as above— The Balance of-his Stock, WITHOUT RESERVE. The Fittings, Cash Register, and Safe have been sold in one lot. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. PAHUTUi-ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR. MANGAHAO YARDS. 'THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1917. Sale to Commence at 11.30 a.m. Sharp. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS'- COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., will Sell on account of the following clients:—Balfour Estate, A. H. Ahrens, B. J. Bengston, S. J. Clark, M. Caselborg, W. A. Cook, J. B. Carruthers, J. Y. Crawford, A. D. Eglinton, J. A. Hair, R. H. Hoggard, J. Harris, L. 10. Hill, F. L. Kerr, A. C. Marsh, W. Mitchell, Murphy Bros., H. Mexted, J. M'Davitt, D. S. Ross, H. Miller, J. T. Kotlowski, Smart's Estate, A. W. Small, J. B. Rose, J. Tile, jun„ A. Wall, E. WhitcDiube, H. Williams, .A. M'Kay, W. "Wright, F.' W. BlatcMord, H. S. Morrison, S. M'Leod, A: Cheekier, W. Miller, H. Cooper, H. Nivens, K. E. Welch, A. E. Pond, A. C. Vowell, J. Breeds, J. Algie, G. Sutton,'Smith Bros.. J. G. Brechin, V. Mekalick, H. A. Peters, Checkley Bros., H. Hunt, J. Hayes, G. H. Wall, J. Moughan, N. J. Gilbert, P. W. Matthews, H. Sowry, and W. M'Leod, their annual drafts of cattle, as follows- ... 2700 HEAD OF CATTLE, conipris- "'"" ing:— 80 3 and 4-year Hereford- bullocks, ex Ferndale 50 3-ycar S.U. bullocks, ex • Balfour ■ 'Estate 30 4-year P.A. bullocks, ex Chelsefield 411 4-year P. A. bullocks, ex "Clifton" 30 4-year P.A. bullocks, ex "Tauroa" 30 4-year S.H. cross bullocks, ex "Tauroa" 90 3-year steers, ex "Waikuku" 20 4-year bullocks, ex Smart's Estate 20 4 and 5-year fat and forward bullocks, ex Eglinton, Ngaturi 75 3 and 4-year Hereford cross steers, ex "Edendale" 60 4-year bullocks, ex Linton ' CO Hereford cross cows, with Hereford calves at foot, ex "Waikuku." 40 Hereford yearling steers and heif- ' ers, ex "Waikuku" 30 3-year steers, ex Morison, Ngaturi. 40 forward'bullocks, ex Murphy Bros., . Ngaturi. 60 fl-vear Hereford steers (extra good) 80 3 and 4-vear Holstein cross bullocks SO P.A. yearling heifers (good) 20 P.A. reading 6teers 130 P.A. yearling steers (one earmark), good line 30 P.A. yearling steers ■ 25 P.A. yearling heifers 40 yearling Hereford steers ■ 50 yearling Hereford heifers 30 yearling Hereford steers 40 empty cows 30 empty cows 60 fat and forward cows 35, empty cows ~',,. 100 yearling steers and heifers (in lots) 80 yearling dairy heifers 30 Hereford S.H. cross cows with . Hereford calves ' 40 S.H. cows and calves • 20 Holstein heifers 55 2 and 3-year empty heifers ■13 3-vear emptv Hereford cross heifere • 160 15 months steers (in lots) 140 15 months hcif«rs (in lots) 120 Store cows (in lots of 25) 30 forward cows 50 2-year Hereford steer 3 '' (0 mixed yearling steers SO empty station cows 100 yearling steers 80 la-months fteers 120 ycarlimr and 2-year steers 37 iS-months Shorthorn steers (good) 75 3 ■ and 4-year bullocks FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. Entries for this FAIR CLOSE on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2G. 1917. Van- ' dors are respectfully ronnested to notify I the Auctioneers AS SOON AS POSSIBLE i of any entries they are bringing forward. O. C. COOPER, J. B. THOMSON, Auctioneers. AUCTION SjVLE OF SALVAGE FROM THE AUXILIARY SCOW EUNICE. TUESDAY, Uth DECEMBER, At Noon. WILLIAMS AND HARPER, favoured with instructions from the Underwriters, will Sell, as above, at ' liuuntree's Stables, Castlecliff, Wanganui, the wholo of the Salvage from the Eunice, including 2 SEMI-DIESEL 60 H.P. TWIN CYLINDER ENGINES, One Kelvin winch, 1 Anderson winch, 2 manganese-bronze propellers and- tail shafts, i compressed air cylinders, 3 sets cable, 3 anchors, quantity of wire rope, shakles, thimbles, stay jacks, set of davits, wire slays, lot of iron ' and wood single and double blocks (all sizes), i Primus lamps, steering wheel cast oil tank, chains, mast rings, lot •hosing, piston rings, quantity of cop pel' piping, purls windlass, brass perthotels, patent logs, paint, 2 iron ladders, 2 hand deck pumps, 12 lurupS; 3 topmasts, yards, spars, timber, bolts and a quantity of sundries. Also Ropes and Sails, as under: Three topsails, 13ft. x 35ft. x 43ft. Gin. 12ft., x 37ft. Gin. x 45ft.; and left. 3 28ft. x 37ft. Five jibs, 32ft. x 21ft.; 39ft.' x 22ft. 47ft. x 23tt.; 49ft. x 23ft.; and 39ft. 3 18ft. ■Mainsail, 25ft. x 25ft. x 26ft. Gin. x 3ift Hatch cover, 18ft. x 16ft. 6in; and nev 1 strip, 40ft. x 2ft. Also, lot of sails, more or less damaged i H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. RONA BAY. FOR SALE, a MODERN 5-ROOMEI BUNGALOW, with all neccssar, conveniences, including Borough wale and hot. water system. This Bungalow is very well construct and finished, being within a few minute of the wharf, and a good level so'lion. PRICE, £780. Further particulars from S. GEORGE NATHAN, I 115 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. !T»OYAI7 MAIL LEAVES CARBINI JK, BTADbES, Feilding, for Kimbolto! Daily at B.JO a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leave Kimbolton at Noon for FeUding. H 1 H. J. MOORE, Proprietor, Feildlng.