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AUCTIONS. MON'DAY NEXT, FEBRUABY 11. 1.80 p.m. sharp. ON PREMISES. No. -1 CROSBY TERRACE . (Off Abel Smith Street). AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GENERAL EFFECTS, including MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by the famous ' maker • Kuhse, Dresden; full iron frame, overstrung, Trichord check action, glorious tone, in first-class order; a valuable and beautiful instrument e-PIECE LEATHER DINING-ROOM SUITE (as new); also 9-Pieoe Upholstered Dining Room Saddlebag Suite S YARDS AXMINSTER CARPET HALL RUNNER (good). SPECIAL QUALITY LINOLEUMS, etc. , LOTS QAA „ LOTS I, LOTS OIMJ* LOTS VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneer, have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. M. Collyer (who I? leaving for England) to Sell the WHOLE OF HER SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. , Sale Monday, 1.30 sharp. Goods on view from 9.30. VINE AND WILSON. Auctioneers, Tel. 20 —617. Dominion Avenue. AUCTION SALE. NEXT WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 and 14, Starting 11 o’clock each day, On the Premises, defence storesTdefence STORES Buckle Street, Wellington. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of SURPLUS MILITARY STORES. SURPLUS MILITARY STORES. iooo Si 'IXTINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, i'V ■ have received instru«*ioris from the DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE to Sell an ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE.—FuII details .of this Big Auction Sale appeared in last Saturday’s “Dominion,’’ “N.Z. Times, j and “Evening Post”—also thia -weeks !"N.Z. Truth.” EXTRA.—The following is a further list of goods-not previously advertised: —Galvanised Chains, in various lengths, 7-10 and 9-10 gauge, Acetyleno Gas Generator. Sheet Iron, Bar, Iron, Reinforcing - Iron. Spring Steel (small gauge) Hoop Iron. Hoop Steel, Gas Oven, Winding Tinnt}, 4-inch Rope, Gal, Iron Blocks (triple and ,D. sheaves), 1 500 Cooker, Leather Working Machine. Indian Military Tents (in first-class condition, suit campers and others), and a large and '.varied collection of surplus goods too numerous to mention. NOTE SALE DAYS-. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 and 14, Starting at 11 a.m. each day. : Goods Now on View. VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, <ji e L 20617. Dominion Avenue. Every atteiitioai given to country buyers. ANNUAL SALE. BRANCEPETH CROSS ROAD YARDS (13 miles from Masterton). 1 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1924, At Noon. ■WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., i V V LTD., will hold their Annual Sale nt the above time and place, when they ■will offer the following stock on account of the undermentioned clients:— 11,000 SHEEP CATTLE On Account of R. F. R. Boetham, Brancepeth Station — 500 5-year ewes 534 shorn wether lambs 300 2-tooth wethers 150 2-tooth ewes 120 shorn ewo lambs 177 shorn wether lambs 22 18-months heifers 36 18-months steers 20 fat cows „ -On Account of O. H. Beetham, Morland Station—- . 600 5-year ewes 425 2-tooth wethers 166 2-tooth ewes 220 wether lambs, shorn 167 shorn ewe lambs 150 6 and 8-tooth ewes 44 18-months steers 36 18-months heifers O^ B Ac«mS S of GO. Williams, Te Parae Station450 2-tooth ewes 500 5-year ewes On Account of W. H. Beetham, Kourarau Station — 500 4 and 5-year ewes On Account of F. B. Vallance, Ngatahuna Station — 600 4 and 5-year ewes On Account of Estate E. T. Williams, Mamaku Station — 1000 4 and 5-year ewes ( 250 b.f. lambs' On Account of Mrs. Russell — 500 2-tooth wethers On Account of McKillop Estate, , Puketiritiri— . . 350 4-year ewes . Also on account of the following:— Richmond Beetham, W. O’Brien, ,<O. J. Rubb W. D. Fisher, H. L. Jones, F. R Coulson, J. G. McDonald, W Howard Booth, A. Stark, W. Carrol, Armstrong end Kennedy, A. R. Morrison W. Ritchie, S. Ashton, A. Geddes, and others:— 1200 s.m. ewes 1000 4 and 5-year ewes 500 b.f. lambs • 800 2-tooth wethers / 200 2-tooth ewes 300 woolly lambs 30 Romney rams 20 Southdown rams 10 Lincoln rams 40 forward 3-year bullocks 38 31-year P.A. bullocks 25 cows and calves LIGHT LUNCHEON MAY BE HAD ON GROUND. NOTE.—Cars will leave our OffiM, Perry Street, Masterton, during the morning. Kindly book seats. UPPER HUTT EWE FAIR. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, At 1 p.m. AND CO. will sell:— BEEEDINa EWES ACCOUNT WHITEMA# BROTHERS Annual Draft. 600 breeding ewes' 1100 crossbred lambs 200 2-tooth wethers 60 fat and forward wethers 80’good black faced rape lambs ICO good rape lambs, Romney Intending purchasers please note that all of the above sheep are hill grown and bred on hard country. 100 two-tooth' wethers 70 prime wethers 39 prime lambs 10 prime cows 6 two-tooth Romney rams, account. Mr. T. W. Bun-ell 12 two-tooth Romney rams, account Air, T. Russell. KAITIEKE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1924. Abraham and williams, ltd., will offer as above4400 breeding ewes 1000 2-tooth wethfrs ICOO mixed-sex lambs s 200 fat wethers i Buses will meet North and South | trains at Raurimu Railway Station. i NOTE—These sheep comprise the an. j nual drafts of farmers in the Kaitieke , district, and we can recommend buyers | in search of good renstitutioned sheep to . attend this sale. Coming off hilly conn- , they do well anywhere. j