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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15142, 5 November 1912, Page 12

Sales by Auction. •RICHARD AND QO. rpiS DAY. AT ,J} O'CLOCK. IN OUR ROW. ELLIOTT-STREET. Safe r .brelser? Crockery. Glasswareßenders. Baths, and Kitchen Sundries of every ue scription. AT 1 P.M. nrt\ WORTH OF ART OVERMAN£SO TELS, Oak-framed Pictures, etc. TMCHARD AND QO. A. H. JONES. Auctioneer. •OICHABD AND QO. -DOOKS. "" BOOKS. "DOOKS. OKB ' mHURSDAY-^EXT-rpiURSDAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. IN OUR ROOMS. ELLIOTT-STREET. • QLD AND RAR7~^ #Z . W OBK3 ' JURLY JJSGLBH : JJDITIONS. AND OTHER OLD AND VALUABLE WORKS, WITHOUT RESERVE. Favoured with instructions from the Trus--1000 - V* 3 ' - woo Comprising, Bounty. The Narrative o kSs« £¥of Bishop Patteson, Missionary Enter ?he Se !ei U A er VovS *%* T h ravfbf OWjf.zT The Colony of Victory V,t of Scott's Novels (complete), the Works England. Macaulay Works, iT-escou Worto Historv of Napoleon, Life of Wellington Bohn's Libraries. Campbell s Lives of the Chancellors. Plutarch's Lives, Lite of Christ (Geikle), Works of Travel on Turkey Asia, China, Japan, Africa. Rome, Itilv PicturesQue Atlas of Australia. National Encyclopedia. Dictionaries. Books on Bankirfg Law. Stock Exchange. Business ; Works on Theology. Darwinism, etc.. etc.; andl 500 Novels and Works of Fiction by the World's Best Authors. AUCTION: . THURSDAY - NEXT - THURSDAY. ■StYm-Book* on View ALL DAY WEDNESDAY AND WEEKDAY EVENING, from 7 to 9 p.m. - TIICHARD ' A_ RTHUR AND QO. :;..'.; AUCITONEEBB. OAMUEL QOCHRANE AND CON. T^TD., "••■ *> : >*p' :: : ' Will Sell '•;■' rpO-DAY, (TUESDAY), il A.M. TT O USE HOLD TH ITURE AND "FURNISHINGS. Also, ON BEHALF OF PUBLIC TRUSTEE, IN -.-- j,ESTATE OF WM. THORLEY, HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS AND PERSONAL EFFECTS. AT 1 P.M. SHARP. DBOPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. Will be sold without reserve, to cover storage charges. NO RESERVE. AHUEL QOCHBANE'AND CON. T TD. ALBERT E. SLOMAN, Auctioneer. ■ rriHIS T)AY. AT 11 A.M. ; TT7-ALKEB AND QOAKLEY. . 'AT THEIR SALEROOMS. "HIGH-STREET. OCA TOTS SUPERIOR -piURNITURE. Including, MAGNIFICENT BOW-FRONT SIDEBOARD, .'-,.' cost, £25. beautifully veneered with Real Puriri - SUPERIOR DINTNGROOM SUITE, of 7 - pieces. •in best quality Saddlebag Dining Table-,- B.M. Kerb and Biasses. Carpet Squarft, Overmantel, Drophead Sewing Machine. Conch, Hall Stand HANDSOME WDROOM SUITE of 3 pieces 3 COMB. PAIRS. 2 Wardrobes, Chest of Drawers. 4 Heavy B.M. Bedsteads. Wirewoves. Kapok Bedding, Toilet Ware, Comb. Chest*. Kitchen Table. DTeseor. ITeat Safe, and FIRST-CLASS GENT.'S FREEWHEEL BICYCLE. .•WALKER AND QOAKLEY. AUCTIONEERS, B3GH-ST. pLA N 8 OF QRANGA T7STATE U3 BEAUTIFUL SECTIONS ON THE SLOPES OF ONE-TREE HILL TO BE AUCTIONED ON NOVEMBER 15. 1912, at O'CLOCK.) ON APPLICATION. »T» .tyTANDENO JACKSON. AUCTIONEERS. ETC., ! CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. TyyESTFIELD DALEYABD3. 'JVHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 ' 4 LFRED "OUCKLAND AND (^ONS .Will Sell, on behalf of Mr. H. F. Robertson, of Maraetai, who has sold his farm, HIS FLOCK OF SHROPSHIRE SHEEP, Comprising— 150 TWO. FOUR, AND SIX-TOOTH EWES, woolly with 100 per cent. lambs 85 DRY EWES, woolly (mostly hoggets) 95 FAT AND FORWARD WOOLLY . WETHERS 6 RAMS (Coates and Knight). > Also, 800 FIRST-CLASS ROMNEY LINCOLN • EWES, with 90 per cent, of good lambs by Border Leicester rams 80 EWES, with lambs. 100 WOOLLY EWES, . 4-tooth to fresh fullmouth, with about 80 per: cent, of lambs. ; A LFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. AUCTIONEERS. TJGARUAWAHIA SPRING QATTLE J?AIR. pRIDAY. TVpVEAIBER Q ' AT U A.M. SHARP. 1100 hheAte AD t WELL-BRED CATTLE, XJ.\J\J Including, 24 3 AND 4 YEAR BULLOCKS, fresh-condi-tioned 45 3-YEAR BULLOCKS, from Te Akau 50 Si TO 3 YEAR BULLOCKS, from 'le Akan 160 2-YEAR STEERS SO 18-MOxnTH TO YEAR STEERS • 140 MIXED YEARLINGS YEARLING STEERS 60 YEARLING HEIFERS CO'YEAR EMPTY HEIFERS 30 JU-MONTII TO- 2-YEAR JERSEY-HOD-■?v . STEIN HEIFERS 30 CHOICE SPRINGERS. • Further Entries Solicited. "TjALGETT , AND QOMPANY, J^TD., . AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. A. MILLJEBi Auctioneer. .