WYANDOTTE CLUB.

Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 146, 21 June 1906, Page 6

WYANDOTTE CLUB.

j IB? TCLEGKAPH.] (Fioro Our Special Reporter.) JPALMERSTON, This Day. | The New Zealand Wyandotte Club (.North Island), which was recently formed in Palmerstcn, held its annual meeting hero last night. It was decided that the club's second competition be held next year in Wellington. It wag resolved to direct the JSorth Island Poultiy Association's attention to the growing practice of men judging at shows at which, they aro also competitors. Mr. G. R. Hutchinson (Auckland) was re-elected president. Amongst the vice-presidents aie Messrs. V. Barker (Petone) and C. J. Frost (Karori). The committee consists of Messrs. West (Feildirig), Bagnall, and Munro (Palmerston), and Slack (Awapuni); secretary, Mr. J. Jarvis (Rongotea); treasurer, Mr. Lane (Palmerston).

In order to give visitors an opportunity of hearing the city organ, the Mayor has decided to throw open the Town Hall at 8 o'clock to-night, when Mr. Maughan Barnett will play a few selections. No charge will be made for admission. To-morrow evening, at 7.30, at their rooms, Manners-street, Messrs. Sidey, Mcech and Co. will hold a salo of city and suburban property. Twenty-one uousos will be submitted, situated ia tho following localities:— Ons in Northland, four at Island Bay, six in Petone, one at Wadestown, two in NewtrOwn, and sevon in tho city • ateo 22 sections ciluated in all parts of city and suburbs, Trentham, and one at Featherston. Tho auctioneers stato that most of tho places can bo purchased on easy terms with only 10 por cent, deposit, and also that some of them arq, to bo sold' without reserve. Complete catalogues can bj had on application to the auctioneers.' Messta. Harcourt and Co.'s sale, postponed from Wednesday, will take place at their rooms to-morrow, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Tho following properties, as advertised in our auction columns, will bo offered: —Seven building secUons in Con-stable-street, Nowtown, having frontages varying from 30ft to 40ft by aver,ago depths of 93ft; three cottage properties at Berhamporc, consisting of ono five-roomed and two four-rpomed cottages in Southroad; also four-roomod villa at Thorndon. Tho Tosra Studios, 97, Lambton-quay, opposite Occidental Hotel, draw further attention to tho free enlargement given away by thorn with tho photos of all chil■flreu taken lit their studios, and advisepat rons of tho similarity bctweeui the Tabor process and bteel engravings. To-morrcw, at i. o'clock, Messrs W. H. Morrah and Co. will i-cll by public auction, in .their rooim, Willis-street, household furiiituro and sundries, bedsteads, fenders, etc. Particulars will bo found clsowhcre. Metsrs. Macdonald, Wilson aud Co. will sell. to-moi-row, at 1.30 o'clock, at tho premises of Mrs Staplos, Island Bay, 200 head of prize poiißiy; also tho whole of tho expensive buildings wed for poultry purposes, plicds, wiro netting, 4 incubator.', portablo fowl pens, bono crusher, boiler and steam gauge, and other poultry keeping utensils. Full details are given in the advertibpnii'ul inserted in our auction columns. The firm announce the salo nt 1.30 o'clock on Monday next, at the residence, No. 1, Hornor-strcot, clofo to tram lurminu*, under inotruptions from the oxecutoro of tho Into Mr. R. M'Donald, Iho wholo of the household iurnitun..