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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16039, 4 October 1915, Page 10

* Sales by Auction. J ' TXT&LKEB AND pOAKLEY. * rpO-DAY. AT -J AQA A.M. AT ."IT7-AIRIKI TTOUSE, "pDEN pRES, (Almost opposite Car gen). THE pOMPLETE •pURNISHINGS OF * -JO "DOOMS, WITHOUT RESERVE. FIRST-CLASS PIANO, Upright Grand, iron frame and overstrung; 7-pce. Red Plush Dining-room Suite, Occ. Tables, B.M. Fenders, Lace Curtains and Poles, Carpets, Pictures, Coal Vase, Music Canterbury. Bamboo Hall Stand, Hall Runner. MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, Dinner Waggon, 3 Dining Tables, 24 Canadian and A.B. Chairs, W.E- Overmantel, Quantity of Glassware. Crockery, Knives, Forks, and Spoons, Cruets, Table Linen, Etc. ERY FINE MOTTLED KAURI WARD- > ROBE- 7-drawer Chest of Drawers, Full-size B.M. Bedsteads, Wire Woves, Kapok and other Bedding, Treadle Sewing Machine, Wicker Chairs, 8 Combma*;on Chests, Duches3 Pairs. Dressing Tables. Washstands. Sets of Toilet Ware, 5-Drawer Chests, 8 Single Iron Bedsteads, and l.arse Quantity of Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Etc.; Kitchen Dresser. 2 Tables. MEAT SAKE. GAS STOVE, Mangle and Cooking Utensils, Etc. TERMS CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. WALKER ' AND pOAKLEY. AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET. fpARMERS. "VTERCHANTS. AND QTHERS. TyALKER AND pOAKLEY. AT OUR ROOMS. HIGH STREET, TO-MORROW, AT i P.M. Having received instructions from the New Zealand Agent, who is proceeding to the front, we will Sell by Public Auction. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, the Whole of the Stock of SAX TAR GOODS, as under:— £*~ 5-GALLON DRUMS SANTAR CARDO BOLIC SHEEP DIP Afc 1-GALLON PYNOLENE DISIN--40 FECTANT 4Q l-GALLON CARBOLIC DISIND FECTANT 9 CASES SANTAR POWDER SHEEP DIP QQ 1-GALLON TINS SANTAR WEEDUO ■ KILLER 9Q 5-GALLON DRUMS WEED-KILLER IK 10-GALLONS WEED-KILLER. These Well-known Products are manufactured in Glasgow. Samples now on view at Rooms. "WALKER AND pOAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET. rpo pkNEHUNGA T3ESIDENTS. - THIS T)AY, AT 1 O'CLOCK. p-ORNER OF -MTXON AND pAMERON OTREETS, 2MIN FROM TRAFALGAR ST. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. C. E. BROOKE. PIANO, Overstrung, Iron Cottage Grand (English make), SIDEBOARD. TV-R- SUITE, LEA.- ARM CHAIR, GLASS U . FRONT BOOK- CASE. OVERMANTEL, DINING TABLE, VELVET TABLE COVER, PEDESTAL, LINOLEUM. E.P. WARE, RIMU - SIDE TABLE,' COPPER KERB, BRASS FIRE GUARD. HALLSTAND, PILE CARPET RUNNER, PEDESTAL PICTURE. HALF - CHEVAL DRESSING PAIR, MIRROR WARDROBE with ART WOOD BED to match. TOILET WARE, WIRE AND KAPOK MATTRESSES. COblß. CHEST, WIRE MATTRESSES. KJiTCHEN TABLE, 9 Canadian D. Chairs, '• Couch, Cooking Utensils. Set Canisters. Gas Ring, Sundries SMALL GARDEN ROLLER, LAWN MOWER, Tools, Step i Ladder. ; T> I CHARD - A RTHUR AND po.. AUCTIONEERS, ; ELLIOTT STREET. TUESDAY, QCTOBER K 1915. -... ; ... -;.„ AT 10.30 A.M. "piCHARD ARTHUR AND pO., „ . ELLIOTT STREET. .Will- sell by Public Auction at their Mart. • under instructions; from • the Collector of Customs,; Auckland, certain,seizures, viz.— IT tOBACCO/ cigars, CIGARETTES. 1 AND SMALL QUANTITY JAM. CHUTNEY. JELLY. CURRY ~ POWDER. A.'!rD SILK GOODS. 'Also, at 'the same place, certain Overtime Goods, in warehouse, viz.— PICTURES, MANUFACTURED STATIONERY. HARDWARE. CIGARS. GLUCOSE, BICYCLES. TOY VELOCIPEDES. COLLAPSIBLE PERAMBULATORS. ; The Overtime Goods will be on view at Firth's Bond on MONDAY. October 4. 1915. "pUKEKOHE TTORSE "DAZAAR. npHIS T)AY AND >pO-MORROW, : „ •AT 10.30 A.M. ' - QPRING TTORSE TPATR. 'ALFRED -pUCKLAND AND CONS. ■pIGS. PIGS PIGS. WANTED FOR EACH FRIDAY'S SALE 200 PIGS. . Guaranteed . Good Prices. T? A 2112 ? * 3 AND po., AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKET. C —■ flosses and Land For Sale. "qairy inarms Ay QOING pONCERNS. On A ACRES— all in grass; few *W patches shelter bush; well wateredhandy railway station, factory, school, P O' etc- 30 cows (good) and heifers in milk] stock and dairy utensils; all in good running order; £14 an acre. OOA ACRES—AII in grass; rich dairying ■£«->*-'. land; 75 picked cows, full milk averaging 35s per month; milking machines' etc.; £43 an acre. Good buildings; handy factory and school, few miles railway station; reasonable deposit. iAAA ACRES—Few hundred acres grass-i-vuU rich river flats; 70 cows, milking machines, engine, farm implements, etc • £1200, worth £5 10s an acre; £1000* cash great possibilities for family; near railwayworth £10. with few more improvements. ' "DRAY "DROS-, LAND. ESTATE & FINANCIAL AGENTS PHQSNIX CHAMBERS, OPP. G.P.O ' QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. fJIHREE Q.OING pONCERNS. Ifi-t ACRES—Partly drained swamp; all -*-*-'- in good grass. House, 5 rooms, and all necessary outbuildings; permanent water. Nine horses, £150 ' worth of implements, 45 cows, 25 pigs, etc. £28 per acre; £1500 cash, balance 5 years at 5J per cent. Cy ACRES—AII in good grass; well sub- '-' ' divided; permanent water. Bixroomed House; £200 worth of stock and implements, etc. £400 cash, balance 6 per cent., 3 years. QQ ACRES, within two miles of township r - —AH in grass or cultivation; permanent water. Two-roomed Cottage, good sheds (concrete floors); 2 horses, 16 milkers and 4 young cattle. 6 pigs, plough, chain and tine harrows. Price, only £33 h«.r acre. * PpiBROLD AND TIfI"ELLSOP. * " LAND AGENTS, WAIUKU.