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AUCTIONS.' TODAY, At 1.30 p.m. IN THE MART—9I DIXON STREET, p W. PRICE & CO., Auctioneers will V. fe ell a quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and SUNDRIES, removed to the Mart for convenience of sale. FRIDAY NEXT, At 2 p.m. 300 SHEETS NEW G.C. IRON, .. Oft. lengths, and 12 FLUSH DOORS. NO RESERVE. C. W. PRICE. Auctioneer. AG62 TOMORROW, nt 10.30 a.m. IN THE MART, 91 DIXON STREET. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE, UX R E DEE MED PLEDGES. OX ACCOUNT J. W. BATTEN, LTD., ' ' 170 CUBA STREET. p W. PRICE AND CO., AUCTIONHERS. INSTRUCTED BY J. AV. BATTEN. LTD.. CUBA STREET TO SELL THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED PLEDGES:— 1939. September: Accordion 1720. December: 3377 ring, 343 a watch, 3444 watch, 3459 jewellery 3462 watch, 3483 watch, 3503 watch, 3;j14 watch. 0036 watch, 3562 watch and chain, 3578 cutlery, 3587 brushes, brooch, and ring, 3613 watch, 3627 watch, 3643 ring, 3b<2 camera, 3685 ring,' 3688 paint, 3704 ring, 3709 ring, 3714 rings, pendant., and tie pin, 372.1 bangle and ripg, 3730 ring, 3737 ring, 3773 watch, 3779 watch, 3782 small case 3787 wrist watch, 3791 e.p. tea pot. 3805 ring. 1940. March: -1967 blanket, 4993 parcel, 5001 suit, 5002 sheet, 5011 suit, 5016 overalls. 5025 suit, 5033 3 suits, 5075 suit in case, 5094 suit in case, 5183 boots, 5204 shoes, 520 S coat, 5209 parcel, 5233 suit, 5238 rug, 5239 hat, 5280 suit, 5298 shoes, 5316 coat, ;>324 suit, 0333 coat, 5340 trousers, 5348 coat and vest, 5366 sheet, 5382 suit, 5384 suit, 5386 trousers, 5389 blankets, 5396 trousers, 5399 coat, 5421 coat, electrolux, binoculars, microphone, accordion, many first-class suits and overcoats, gold and silver wristlet and pocket watches, blankets, etc.. A 661 C. AV. PRICE, Auctioneer.

AT OUR MART, No.. S AVilleston Street. P JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. TODAY, at 10.15 a.m., And continuing until everything is sold. MART ABSOLUTELY PACKED TO ROOF. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, CARPETS, CHESTERFIELD SUITES. SALE COMMENCES 10.15 A.M. ' TODAY, And will Continue All Day. Also Tomorrow Morning, at Basement Mart. Now on View. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., AGS9 Auctioneers. AT TITAHI BAY. P JOHNSTON AND CO., -*-4* Auctioneers. TOMORROW, at 1 p.m. SALE BY AUCTION OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINOLEUMS, CARPETS. At the Residence, Whanake Street, Titahi Bay. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., A 660 Auctioneers,’ REMOVED FROM GARDEN ROAD. 8 ROOMS OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. TODAY, At 1.30 p.m. SILVERSTONE AND CO., Auctioneers, 110 Lambton Quay, opp. Occidental Hotel. A Nice Clean Lot, and all to be sold, so come and buy some bargains at your price. A 658 QARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. 60 fat sheep 25 springing cows and heifers 150 pigs, weaners, elips, porkers 300 sheets corrugated iron Account Bryan’s Estate : 10 Holstein cows and heifers (close to profit) A 657 WANGANUI HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 10.30 a.m. Sharp. PREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., LTD., will sell by auction as above: HORSES, comprising: Draught, Half-draughts, Light Harness Horses, and Hacks (broken and unbroken). Account Messrs. McDonald and Moore, Canterbury: 30 first-class draught mares and geldings (all work), Quantify of harness.

Account Mr. Chas. Revell, who is giving up packing: Complete team of: 34 3 to 8-year good pack mares and geldings. 24 pack saddles, 2 riding saddles. Luncheon May be Obtained at Yards. A 625 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, RACKAM'A ROAD, ASHHURST, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1940, At 12 Noon. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., 4'*- under instructions from Messrs. Burnett. Bros., who are giving up dairying, will sell as above: — pfk JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS Ov COM'S AND HEIFERS (just ■ calved' and to calve Aug. and Sept.) 9 yearling Jersey heifers Bulls, pigs and horses, milking plant, separators', and full range of farm implements. Full Particulars Later. A6G3

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