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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9174, 14 October 1915, Page 10

AUCTION SALES FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15th. 1913, At 10.30 a.in- sharpAT THE MARINE DEPARTMENT STORE, On the Reclamation, near King's Wharf. S vIjE OF SCRAP MATERIAL. PIANO, UNCLAIMED SEA-MEN’S EFFECTS, Etc.. Etc. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have ro- • ceived instructions from the Secretary, Marine Department, Wellington, to sell at the Store, near King's Wharf, as above—--1 Piano, ex Tutanckai 1 Tail Shaft, ex Hinemoa (3 tons! 3 Cannons and Screen, ex - Amokura (3 tons) 1233 lb Gunnietal off Amokura cannons 800 lb Old Copper 200 lb Old Brass 1 Iron Buoy 14 Old Telephones, a quantity of old Iron, unclaimed Seamen's effects, etc., etc. WITHOUT RESERVE. On view. TO-DAY- Sale at 10-30 a.m. Friday. 962 E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, At 1.30 p.m. BUILDING MATERIALS, TIMBER AND IRON. AT HUTSON'S YARD. CORNER OF WALLACE AND E OLDESTON STREETS. CIV. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, • have received instructions from MR E. REDITT, Contractor, to sell — A LARGE QUANTITY OF GOOD IKON AND TIMBER. Including, 300 SHEETS IRON, in 6,7, 8 and Oft TIMBER, in all sizes TOTARA PILES AND POSTS, 111 x 10 KAURI 10 and 1-tin PIPES Sashes, Doors, Skylights, Birch Posts, Rustic, T. and G., etc., etc. On View Morning of Sale. THIS IS THE FINAL SALE AT HUTSON'S YARD. Largo Lots will be offering. C. IV. PRICE AND COn eg Auctioneers. ANN UAL SALE Of the IEARLING HOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN MILK RECORD BULLS,, Also lOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN COWS AND HEIFERS, ' ’ROM THE 'WERAE-OA EXPERIMENTAL FARM HERD. ’O BE HELD ON THE FARM ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd. 1913, ‘ At 12 Noon.

Messrs dalgety and go., ltd., will sell as above by Public Auction (without reserve)— 26 sires, all bred on the property Also—--4 Holstein heifers'and 1 cow 3 Shorthorn heifers and 3 cows NOTE.—The sires of the Holsteins are American stock bred from some of tho heaviest milk-yielding 1 families ; of the United States. One bull. Oak de Kol, was selected by tho w-e 11-known American authority, ex-Governor Hoard, of Wisconsin. The other, Woodcrest Joe, was selected' by Mr W. M. Singleton, Assistant Director of the Dairy Division. The former bull will also be offered for sale. The dams are mainly Longbeach stock, the most sought-after blood in the Dominion at the present time, owing to their deep milking qualities • and robustness of constitution. The Shornhorn bulls are sired by two Shorthorn bulls imported from the famous Darbalara Estate herd, Gundagai, N.S.W. . Ou day of Sale the train leaving Palmerston North, at 7.18 and trains leaving Wellington at 8.20 and 9-10 a.m. respectively, will be met by conveyances. Luncheon Provided. Catalogues can bo obtained from Auctioneers. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., ; Wellington, 868 Auctioneers. HOTELS FOR SALE OTELS FOE, SALE. FREEHOLDS. TARANAKI, Proved Takings, ,£IOO week. EANGITIICEI „ „ .£IOO „ CANTERBURY ~ ~ AGO „ MARLBOROUGH .. A3O „ Full Particulars to Genuine Buyers ou application. iHlilliiiiiiii I iifieiiiiiin I £1 p«ooo®3oo S «o s o g 5 oCOeo»3O »«c CO gj IJtflil A. D. KENNEDY AND GO., LTD. LICENSED HOTEL BROKERS, 157. Featherston street, Wellington. Q" OIE:S FOE SALE.

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, Wellington. Takings £llO per ■week. Good opening good man. Particulars on application. HOTEL, country, 4 years’ lease, rent Xo; only house, close railway station. Takings £~o. Lease and furniture .£2200; half cash. HOTEL, country town, 4 years’ lease; 1 acre; rent .£7, free house;, 23 rooms, billiard room; furniture at valuation at end of lease. Cheap house at .£2250 for lease and furniture. Takings .£7O. Splendid district. HOTEL, country, with 15 acres; rent £2 10s;, close railway station, with re treshment room. Cheap, only X6O& wanted, cash. And several others in different parte of Xew Zealand. FREEHOLD, with land, £l5O deposit, balance as rent. Short lease, cheap. Sole agents. HOTEL, country town near Feilding. Lease 5-1 vears. Average takings X 62 10s. Free house. ,£IOOO cash required. A bargain. Particulars on application. Apply. ALLEN & CO., HOTEL. BROKERS. 31, Panama street.. Wellington. OYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE, the shortest route to and from Poitou—Leave Foxton daily 630 a.m., arrive Shannon daily 8 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.45 a.m., arrive Poston daily 12.20 p.m.; leave Foston daily £.30 p m., arrive Shannon daily 4 p.m.; leave Shannon daily 8.15 p.m.. arrive Foston daily 9-40 p.m. BUGLASS iIUKBO- ,