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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22259, 6 November 1935, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION QREAT JNTEREST TO jgOARDING. JJOUSE pROPRIETORS AND THOSE IN THE TRADE. IJiHE QONTENTS OF "FJ<HE jy/j-ANSIONS." A gQ-ROOM BUILDING <l6 Complete Flats). GISBORNE. The Whole having been sent to JT> "D OBERTSON'S, XV. JK, AUCTIONEERS, POPULAR SALE ROOMS QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, TO BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER rpO-DAY •^yEDNESDAY, AT A.M. The whole house was furnished in OAK, and the following will give you an idea what has to be submitted: 1 A AAK OIDEBOARDS. 14 U O rpABLES. DOMINION PLAYER PIANO, with appro*. 100 Rolls. Instrument in beautiful order. 30 OAK BEDS AND WIRES, 60 GOOD OAK CHAIRS. 15 OAK CHESTS. 6 COMBINATION ROBES. 20 MARBLE SLABS. 25 EASY CHAIRS. LINOS. CHEAP CARPETS AND RUNNER. 12 FLOUR AND SUGAR BINS, Blinds and Curtains. BEDDING, and Hundreds of Other Pieces. NOTE.—Don't miBS this big Sale. It affords you a great opportunity. rjiHIS J)AY, AT A.M. J R ROBERTSON. A. PARKER, Auctioneer. rjpO-DAY "yy EDNESDAY, AT 11 A.M. AT 554 M T - A LBEET R OAD ' QWAIRAKA. On Account of MR. A. McKEGGIE, 'J'HE gUPERIOR JpURNITURE AND JpULL pURNISHINGS OF THE 0-ROOMED RESIDENCE, Including PIANO, 6-VALVE WIRELESS and FUR COAT. Q QARR AND gON, AUCTIONEERS. , , Take Owairaka Tram to Stop before Terminus. J^ESERVE. ELLEKSLIE.— 2 BUILDING LOTS in Arthur St.; containing 2 roods. DOMINION «D —SHOP SITE, situated between Hasel Ave. and Inverness Ave. AT SALEROOMS. 191 QUEEN ST. T UESDAY. N OV. 12 i 0.30 A.M DICHARD A RTHUR. T TD. JP R I D A Y. AT NOON ' C F B ENNETT> L TD " Will Offer for Sale by Public Auction at their Rooms. Corner Queen and Shortland Streets, 9 DESIRABLE FREEHOLD SECTIONS. U> SELWYN STREET, ONEHUNGA (just of! Car Line), elevated, handy to school and shopping. Section, 30ft. x 300 ft., approx. _ lb) SHORT AVENUE, MANGERE (within few minutes of bench), all fenced, well planted in fruit trees, shelter trees, 2 sheds, bsft. x 12ft., and 20ft. x 10ft., approx! Section 105 ft. x 150 ft., approx. Volcanic soil. The owner is anxious to effect an enrly Bale, and has placed a low reserve on the Lots. THE SECTIONS ARE FLAGGED. \\l AINGAKO UTOCh UALE 10-MORROW (THURSDAY). HEAD Ob CATTLE. «0 3 AND 4-YEAR-OLD STEERS 50 P.A YEARLING STEERS 80 P.A. COWS. 30 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, i 7 • YEAR - OLD THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARE (by "Little Eng land"). Entries Solicited. yy yisßcoE AND QO.. AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. CO-OPERATIVE, LIMITED. WARKWORTH. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CASH, unless arrangements for CREDIT have been previously made with the management JJELENSVILLE gTOCK gALE. i jyj-ONDAY, jyOVEMBER IAA HEAD OF CATTLE, IXJV Including 8 SPRINGERS. 15 BEiEF. 25 STORE AND BONER COWS. 30 FAT EWES. 25 FAT WETHERS. 14 FAT HOGGETS Entries Solicited. gPECIAL gPRING (QATTLE gALE. "yyELLSFORD. fpUESDAY, Jy|"OVEMBER 1935. AT 12.30 P.M. r»r\A HEAD CATTLE. Including 250 2 AND 8-YEAR S.H. HEREFORD AND P.A. STEERS. Entries Solicited. Full Particulars Later. J^ARMERS' CO-OP.. LIMITED. WARK WORTH v H/T AUNGATUROTO CI ALE. c: A T T' L E. Including 70 THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN BULLOCKB, do horned and iti good condition. 90 THREE-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN STEERS. 76 ONE - YEAH OLD SHORTHORN BTEERS. 20 BONER COWS. On Account of Mr. Blelooh: 10 GOOD QUALITY BULLOCKS, dehorned. On Account of a Client: 12 THREE-YEAR DEHORNED SHORTHORN STEERS. 00 IH-MONTH TO TWO-YEAR STEERS. 20 MIXED COLOURED THREE-YEAR STEERS On Account ol Mr. Jaclt Dodda: 120 FAT AND FORWARD FOUR AND SIX-TOOTH WETHERS. l'B J^AR CO OPERATIVE. LIMITED. DARGAVILLE REMOVAL NOTICES OHELMERDINES.-We shall have Rain. O Re-coverings, Repainngs, formerly Taber-