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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2576, 8 March 1915, Page 3

Auctions. A. H. Atkinson and C«. P. and D. DUNCAN'S PLOUGHS . .HARROWS ETC. A T-T ATKINSON and CO.. LTD., AGENTS. P.O. Box 21. 'Phone 202. "LIUCH BOBERTS, WOOL lUyOKEK, Next Sale, Thursday, March JI. Entries close Tuesday, March 0. WOOL, SKIN, AND HIDE SALE CONDUCTED MONTHLY. Harry Palmer, CLEARING SALE. ON ACCOUNT OF HUGH FRASER AND SON, KOMAKO. WEDNESDAY, MARCH lU. At 11 a.m. HARLIY PALM.ER and CO. have been favoured with instructions from HUGH FRASKR and SON, to sell by Public Auction as above, the Furniture contained in their 12-room-ed Home-stead j also all Live Stock, Traps, and Farm Implements; consisting of: — FlUNl'lTUi;. DINING BOOM,—Piano in good order, Chesterfield, easy chair, b' Austrian chairs, sideboard, table and cover, lino., blinds, curtains, ornaments, clock, hearth rugs, fender and irons, and sundries. ; SITTING ROOM, and OFFICE.— Table and cover, Chesterfield, wicker chairs, Austrian chairs, arm chairs, lino./ blinds, curtains, etc. 8 BEDROOMS, alt fully furnished. -—AVood and iron s. and d. bedsteads, wire and kapoc mattresses, duchess chests, chests of drawers, mats, withstands, and ware, blankets, sheets, pillows, curtains, blinds, etc. KITCHEN.—TabIe, chains, large assortment of crockery, cooking utensils, pots and pans, cutlery, meat safes, and sundries. WAS 11 HOUSE.—Mangle, w ringer, wash hoards, baths, buckets, and sundries. LIVE STOCK. 4 backs aud harness horses (j cows in milk (good) 1 cow (dry) 1 purebred Holstein bull ' 3 l.Uyears-old mixed cattle 2 bacon pigs (fat.) POULTRY. ! < o') pairs, including turkeys, ducks, geese, fowls, and roosters VEHICLES. 1 spring trap 1 rubber-tyred gig. Several sets of harm-.-ns FARM IMPLEMENTS. Orchard cultivator Murray wool press 1 "Hi-gallon Dclavel separator Milk cans Full sets of carpenters' and farm tools, ploughs, harrows, etc, Mr Fraser has occupied the farm for past 13 years, and it is impossible to enumerate the full list in detail. The homestead is very fully furnished with good, sound and useful furniture. The sale starts punctually at 11 a.m., and .everything will be sold absolutely without reserve. Light luncheon will bo provided", aud the Auctioneers will give any other information required. EXTENSIVE SALE ol FURNITURE, HOUSE LINEN, Etc. CONTAINED IN THE PHOENIX HOTEL, PALMERSTON THURSDAY, MA It OH 11 NENT'. THURSDAY, MARCH 11 NEXT. And FRIDAY, MARCH 12 NEXT. FRIDAY, MARCH 12 NEXT. EARRY PALMER and CO. havo been instructed by S. PAUL, Esq., to sell by Public Auction tho whole ol his Furniture, House Linen, Bedding, etc., contained in the PHOENIX HOTEL. The Hotel cou.tains:— 21 BEDROOMS. AH fully furnished with duchess ohoshs, double and. single brass bedsteads, wire aud spring mattresses, kapoc mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows, quilts, washstands, wardrobes, chairs, chests of drawers, sets of ware, tables, curtains, hb'iids ; urnanicnts, rugs, pictures, hat racks, brackets, elc, etc. U SITTING ROOMS. Leather and plushetfo couches, sideboards, Brinsmead piano and stool, carpets, easy aud Austrian chairs, tables, rugs, lino., fenders aud irons, pictures, curtains, blinds, ornaments, etc., etc. 3 BAR, PARLOURS.--Tables and covers, chairs, lino., curtains, blinds, gas-fittings. HALLS.—Cork lino., mat.s, lamps, curtains and poles, slip mats, fern stands, etc. COMMERCIAL ROOMS. -Tables and covers, leather couches, leather easy chairs, Austrian chairs, brass railed fenders, overmantles, hearth rugs, pictures, lino., curtains and poles, etc. WRITING ROOMS.—Leather easy chairs, leather occasional chairs, overmantie, brass fender, hearth rug, writing table, pictures, cork lino., etc. LINEN PRESS.—Quilts, sheets, pillow slips, towels, toilet covers, d'oyles, curtains, blankets. WASHHOUSE.—Large table mangle, cupboard, lire guard, ironing stove, sets of irons, wringer washing board, clothes basket, brooms, sieve, boiler, etc. KITCHEN.—3 fables, 4 chairs, dresser, crockery, mincer, saucepans, kitchen utensils, axe, meat chopper, spade, shovel, lino., cutlery, spoons and forks, etc., etc. Mr Paul's lease expires on the- 12th inst., aud as the hotel is to be.pulled down and rebuilt our instructions are to sell everything. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE.—Tho sale starts punctually at 11 a.m.