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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16909, 23 July 1918, Page 8

Sales by Auction. JJROS-, AUCTION gALE, AT THEIR CENTRAL SALE ROOMS, VICTORIA STREET EAST, r ' rpaiS jQAY (TUESDAY), AT "Q A.M. >• QENERAL JJOUSEHOLD 2' JIURMTURE AND JpURNISHINGS. '• REMOVED TO OUR ROOMS. P . QONTENTS OF A gUBURBAN JJOME 3 ITPRIGHT GRA.ND IRON - IRAME * U m.\o. SUPERIOR POLISHED SIDEBOARD, 0 OVAL 0. ItlilU DIN. TABLE, 60. i> HIMU DIN. CHAIRS, 7-PCE. TAP. DIN. f SUITE and '2 Footstools, Overman O. ' KIMU SETTEE, Lace Curtains and Polos, i U. Blinds, Palm Stands, Vases, O.vSE Or ; ORAL, WELL-SPRUNG SETTEE and i l! SIDE CHAIRS, Bamboo Whatnot. Music T. Canterbury, Piano Stool, Books, BRIC-A-BRAC, PICTURES AND OIL PAINTINGS GOOD MOHAIR CARPET SQUARE, Bruseels do , H-Rugs, Occ. Tables and F Chairs, Stag's Henri, Linoleum, Slip Mats, 5, and LARGE, ASSORTMENT OF GOOD >- DINING AND D&AWINGROOM FORM- >, 'ITRE )• o'PCE. 0. RIMU BR. SUITE, 4FT 61 S 0 RIMU BEDSTEAD, WW Mattresses, KAPOK AND H-HAIR BEDDING, 0. , Rimu Cornk Pairs, Comb Chests, "j-ra- ;< robe, DBLE. and SOLE. B.M. BED- '• 1 STEADS, WW. Stretchers, Duchess Pairs, ?; TOILET WARE, Pod Cupboards Wash- , 1 stands and Dressing Tables, CHEST 51 | DRAWERS, CHILD'S LARGE 0. RIMU (< ■' >T AND FIBRE BED, Dropside Iron do.. Etc . Kitchen dresser, tables, chairs. Meat Sife, SAUCEPANS, Enamolwaro, * OVAL BOILER', GALV TUBS. Fool Bath, '■ Washing Mnr-hine, WW COFCH AND ISW-VR Mnnele, WHFVT R \RRGW, LAWN MOWFR, GMTiEV TOOLS. ETC. NOTE.-RETURNFD SOLDIERS will be allowed 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on all goods BOUGHT at Auction. WE ARRANGE PACKING AND " DELIVERY. jgROS., AUCTIONEERS. HOUSE FURNISHERS. AND VALUERS, r VICTORIA STREET EAST. IyOONAN JgKOS., AT THEIR CENTRAL I 'SALE ROOMS, AT THEIR CENTRAL SALE ROOMS, VICTORIA STREET EASI, TO-DAY (TUESDAY), . 1 AT 12 30 PM. „ olT> '• IK-H.P. TVUMLER 15 Hp . JQAIMXER jyjOTOR - CAR. '• Silent Knight Engine. Bosch Magneto. Pressure and Pump reed. Recently overhauled and in good running order. Trial given by arrangement with S Auctioneers. Must be Sold. Further Entries Solicited. JJROS-, AUCTIONEERS, TrriT>o HOUSE FURNISHERS. AND VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET EAST TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), JHfe 1 AT 10.30 SHARP. a gALE OF p RUIT rjiREES, JJEDGINGS, jgTC. pEACHES, 100 LISBON LEMONS 1 fin GUAVA TREES, the law variety, iUu fruiting already KAfl FIRST-CLASS APPLE TREESOUU Delicious. Parian's Beauty, Giant Jenniton, Wine-sap. Ohinemuri, and several other popular varieties i JCjQ POORMAN ORANGES 1 AH TREE TOMATOES, LOGAN--IUU BERRIES Qflfl FARMERS' GLORY GOOSEOUU BERRIES. GRAPES, PRIVET, AND A COLLECTION OF SHRUBS This lot is put up by Mr. Carr, whose reputation for True to Name Nursery Stock of a high-class nature is unique. 3 J gRAID AND QO„ NEW CITY MARKETS. QLEARING gALE AT QRINI , (NEAR OHIKEWAD. rpHIS jQAY AT 12 O'CLOCK. '• On Account of Mr. W. Sklenars, who h&a sold his (arm, we will Sell ■ s TEE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD -L STOCK, as follows:— B 00 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, due in 00 August 6 2 AND 3-YEAR HEIFERS, due early September 2 SHORTHORN BULLS 2 DRAUGHT HORSES. Plough, Disc Harrows, Mower, Hay Rake, D.S. Buggy, 1-Ton Chaff, Separator, Milk Cans. Also Furniture. Luncheon Provided. a rjiHE , JURMERS' QO-OPERATIVE U ' AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, LIMITED, HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. ' QLEARING gALE AT NEAR MORRINSVLILE, 1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24., AT 12 O'CLOCK. On Account of Mr. R. J. McCausland, who has sold his farm, we will Sell, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including. , 100 HEAD CATTLE. 150 6-TOOTH EWES, in lamb ), 80 4-TOOTH EWES, in lamb 800 F.F.M. EWES, in lamb 3 I 220 SOUND-MOUTHED EWES, in lamb I 60 CULL'EWES, in lamb IH i 40 WETHERS , 160 HOGOETTS 1. 20 RAMS j 25 S.il HEIFERS, at profit 27 S.H. YEARLING HEIFERS 10 HOLBTEIN YEARLING HEIFERS , 25 YEARLING STEERS a 3 GOOD HOUSE COWS a 4 DRAUGHT HORSES 1 3-YEAR COLT 1 TIMOR PONY AND SADDLE 1 FILLY, 3 years, by Tracy Rothschild , 1 FILLY. 2 years, by Solon Dillon 85-Ton Waggon, 4jin tyres, Scrub Mower, Disc Harrows 114), 1 D.F. Reid «"d Gray Plough, 1 S.F. Oliver H.S. Reversible Plough,) 1 Andrews and Beaven Double Baesor Chnffcntter, 11-Coulter M.H Drill, 5-Leaf Tine I Harrows. Tripod Harrows. 12ft Chain 1 Harrows, Hay Rake, 4-Horse Yoke, Block and Tackle, 8 Sets Plough Chains and Swingletrees. 4 Collars, Hame«, nnd Winkers. 2 Cart Saddles, and Breechings. 2 Pole Breerhings, nor bp Covers, Cow Covers, Double Set Wasson Reins and Pole Straps, 3 S*t Lead in Chains. Sin Shafting Pdl'eyfl. and Belting. Quantity of about 700 feet good 4 by 1, and 6 by 1 Gate Timber, 300 Sacks. Quantity of Lime Buss. Poets. Sawn Batten 1, 3 Concrete Troughs. Quantity Furniture. Fowls, Turkeys, Motor Car ,J (Ford), in good order, Globe Senara- ;• tor. , NOTE.—The above sheep are first-class ' ■ lots, Mr. McCausland hav.ng spared neither cash nor trouble in getting tnem together "! and they arc all big-framed and woll-woolled sheep. ARMER3' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, LIMITED. HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. QLEARING g ALE AT gAINUI. IJAUPIEI. FRIDAY, 26, AT 12 O'CLOCK. On Account of Mr. J. Caughey, who haa disposed of his farm, we will Sell, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including „ Q COWS. CLOSE TO PROFIT. 0 0 23 CALVES, mobily steers 5 SOWS, in pig. 1 BOAR, 40 SLIPS 1 6 DRAUGHT HORSES (work anywhere) 1 2 PONIES. 2 Saddles and Bridles, Dray, Saddle and Breeching, 2J -ton Sp. Waggon, 25cwt Sp. Dray. 11-Coulter Drill, Broadcaster, Mower, Hay Rake, 2 Oiivor Ploughs, 2 Sets Disc Harrows, Disc Plough, Tripod and Chain Harrows, 4-Horse Block and Tackle. e 10 Tons Lime, 1 Sledge, 200 Matai Posts, Plain and Barb Wire, 2 Sets Horse Clippers, 400 Battens, Wheelbarrow. Piping, 25 Culvert Pipes, 8 a Sacks Seed Potatoes, Sundries, etc., g Fowls, Docks. 1 FORD CAR. 5-seater. ) CONTENTS OF NEWLY-FURNISHED 6-ROOMED HOUSE, in good order. fJHE JURMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, ! LIMITED. HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS.