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AUCTIONS. TO-DAY, (SATURDAY) TO-DAY At 1.30 p.m.. On tho Premises, 154 Willis Street, Next to Y.M.C.A. , URGENT AND IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE / of PIANO. BY GEORGE ROGERS AND SONS LONDON, AND HIGHCLASS AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE. ■ : |{g 450 I$! ■X7"INE AND CO. are favoured by F. ’ S ‘ Munro. Esq., with instructions to Sell b.v Auction as above—Piano, Superior Furniture, Linen, Blankets, Carpet, Rugs, Carpet Runners, the contents of a 7-roomed dwelling, consisting of— SITTING-ROOM: PIANO, bv George Rogers and Sons, in perfect condition,, a lovely instrument, with a fine mellow tone. A great opportunity to secure a British high-grade Piano. OAK SIDEBOARD, very fine design and not too large. CHESTERFIELD COUCH, in Blue Hopsack, spring-edged, and well sprung, in splendid condition HANDSOME LOUNGE, with Blackstriped Loose Cover 2 UPHOLSTERED EASY CHAIRS PEDESTAL STAND AND WOOD BRASS-BOUND POT AND PLANT ANTIQUE COAL - VASE, SMALL TABLE AXMINSTER CARPET, blue colour, 15 x 12. with floral border, in very good condition AXMTNSTER CARPET RUNNER, 18ft. (as new) 2 PAIRS CURTAINS, satin stripe pop-, lin and fadeless. HALL—HALLSTAND. Congoleum Mat HEAVY HAND-PAINTED CRASH CURTAINS 2 COIR MATS KITCHEN AND SCULLERY— Table, 4 11. b. Chairs, Wire Couch, 2 Wicker Chairs and Cushions, Kerb, Coal Vase, 6yds. Matting, 2 Mats, Iron Kettle. Broom and Shovel, Potts Irons, Crockery, Knives, Forks, >it«l Spoons, Cooking Utensils, 3 Enamel Pots, (good condition), Enamel Pie Dishes, Enamel Basins, Baking Dishes, Travs.'Brooms. Mop, Rissel Broom. Aluminium Teapot, Flower Bin, and Sundries. FOUR BEDROOMS—ANTIQUE COPPER DOUBLE BEDSTEAD. WIRE AND KAPOC MATTRESSES. OAK BEDSTEAD, 3ft. 6in., Wire and Kapoc Mattresses OAK DUCHESS CHEST (Jacobean style) ■3 SINGLE WOOD BEDSTEADS, all in good order 3 WIRE AND KAPOC MATTRESSES 4 DUCHESS CHESTS (all in good condition), Tables, Chairs, Copper Kerb Fender, Towel, Horse, 4 Aluminium Towel Racks, 5 Mata. Occ. Table. Sengrass Chair. Cushions, Wood Fender. 3 Chambers, 8 yards Lino. I (as new) CONGOLEUM SQUARE (good) WILTON RUG. 9 x 6 (as new) PAIR SATIN STRIPED POPLIN CURTAINS (Fadeless) REVERSIBLE RUG 2 AXMINSTER RUNNERS, 12ft. (as new) Also, 8 DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS 12 SERVIETTES, TRAY CLOTHS, and RUNNERS 18 SINGLE AND DOUBLE BLANKETS (as new) 6 HUGS, EIDERDOWN QUILT, PILLOW CASES All the Linen and Blankets are of good quality and in good condition. Inspection Morning of Sale. A very fine lot of Superior Furniture, and we specially call attention of Buyers that the sale will start punctually at 1.30 p.m. To-day (Saturday). 450 LOTS 456 450 LOTS 450 E. P. LEVIEN, Auctioneer for Vine and Co. ALFREDTON EWE FAIR. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1926, At 12 noon. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS -L will bold their EWE FAIR as tbove, when they will offer, on behalf »f the following clients, their annual drafts of owes:—Algin and Son, "Brooklands.” T. Clapham Estate, Cox and Gunning, K. J. Didsbury, T. Dunn, Edmonds Bros., W. Gaskin, W. Geange ># ,S. fll. George, F. Godinagh, M. Godinagh, T- Groves, Mrs M. Halberg, U. G. floulbrooke, E. Jcwitt, H. N, Kebbell, ft-. W. K.’bbell, Kebbell Bros., Toe Hoe, f. Koce, Leach Bros., Lewis Estate, D. ilcAlister, D. McGovern, E. McLean, Price and Clee, D. Parsonson, W. J. J’ercy, C. T. Richardson, C. E. Robbie, A. J. Rutherfurd. J. A. Smith, T. A. Weston, L. floulbrooke, G. Hart, G. plarkson, C. Cross, J. L. Cross, L. W. Jross:—

10 400 comprising—--6700 4 anil 5-ycar-old 1500 4-year-old 41,'0 5-year-old 800 2-tooths ( 10(0 4 and 6-tooths ALFREDTON EWE FAHt. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1920. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE •* AGENCY COY., LTD.’S, offering of 5500 includes—--450 4 a'ml 5-ycar ewes, account Clapham Estate 350 4 and 5-year ewes, account A. J. Rutlierfurd, Maroa 400 5-year ewes, 150 2-tooth ewes, n. N. Kobbell, Ngapuka 270 4-vear ewes, G. Clarkson, Saunders Road 400 4 and 5-year ewes, Will Kcbbelk Ngarata 450 4 and 5-year ewes, Edmonds Bros.-, Mona 300 4-vear ewes, Leach Bros., Castle Hill 250 4-tooth Owes, 250 6-tooth ewes, 200 4-ycar ewes, L. W. Cross, Alfredton 450 4 and 5-year ewes, Herbert Bros., Waihoki ‘ ' 150 4-year ewes, T. 11. Groves, Tawataia 350 4 and 5-year ewes, W. J. Percy, Wharekoa IGO 2-tooth ewes, R. W. Kebbell, Tilaiimea 200 4-vear ewes, J. A. Smith, Forest Flat 150 4-year ewes, E. Jewett, Haunul Sheep from this district are known to (do well wherever they go. PAHAUTANUI EWE FAIR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1926. HUIE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell as above at 1 p.m. on account of the following vendors: Abbott Bros., E. Brady, W. Brady, J. Cook,. 11. Carter. H. Galloway, J. Gray Estate, G. Iggulden, J. W. Mexted, C. Stewart, Mrs. G. 'Taylor, Williamson Bros.— 2800 SU£EP ’ comprising:— 1900 4 and 5-year ewns (lots) 500 2-tooth wethers 100 4-tooth wethers 300 2 and 4-tooth wethers 300 lambs 1(H) Romney cross lambs 100 2-tooth ewes 80 4-year ewes 200 2.4, 6-tooth and f.f.m. ewes 70 s.m. ewes 7 4-tooth Romney rams 10 fat and forward cows. 4 cows 12 3-year bullocks A/c. Walker Estate: 40 P.A 18-month steers. A/c. Charles Bradey: JOO 4 and 5-year ewes 50 b.f. lambs. Arrangements made for drovers to pad at Plimmerton and Paremata.