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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 30, 4 February 1905, Page 8

APCTIOHI. IyyAIIKEN. TDLYTH AND rxQ. IMPORTANT SALES NEXT WEEK. MONDAY, 1 p.m. — Contlnuattea of Art Sale —Books, Watchea, Jewellery, etc. TUESDAY, 1 p.m.—lmportant, Furniture Sale—Full particulars in Monday's "Star" WEDNESDAY, 1 pjn.—Soittoga, Picture*, Ornaments, etc. THURSDAY, 1 p.m.—Sale to be announced. FRIDAY, 1 p.m.—USUAL WEEKLY POPULAR SALE OF BICYCLES, FURNITURE, PIANOS, and goods of any description. If you have anything for Sale, rrVDEJJ TT TSTO /-tASH. By Sending to obr Popular Sale Rooms. The Features of our Business are:— Prompt Settlements Low Charges Liberal Advances (if desired) OUTDOOB FUEXITUEE SALES AND SALES OF PROPERTY, etc.. CONDUCTED I3S MOST EFFICIENT MANNER AT VERY LOW KATES. ALL VALUATIONS FREE. INTERVIEWS SOLICITEDA Gentl man, late of Auckland, writing from Christchureh, says, "I am rery pleased, indeed, at yonr moderate charges and successful sale." References can always be given to clients who havt- dealt with as for years past. ,T>LYTH ft YJ)., General Auctioneers and Outdoor Salesmen. S7 acd 89. QUEEN ST. Tel. Bt6. U7AERES TDLYTH, AT QUEEN-ST. MONDAY, AT 1 P.M. PROMPT. CONTINUATION OF ART SALE. *MTA HANDSOME WORKS OF ABT, to «- >t^u be ABSOLUTELY SOLD regardless of COST. On View from S a-sn. Monday. Sale at 1 p.m. Sharp. WITHOUT RESERVE. YyARREN .TTLYTH & OQ-, General Auctioi.«ers and Outdoor Salesmen, 87 and 89, QUEEN ST. TeU 846. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY X. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. QjQ PACKAGES OF LADIES , AND GENT'S BOOTS AND SUOES. ,Q:ABRD3L T EWIS AND CJ>-< SALE AT -1 -I O'CLOCK. t TERMS AT SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. AT O'CLOCK. WE SHALL OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION. A HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS EVER "* SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC AUCTION. FROM RENOWNED MAKERS. GOLD AND SILVER MEDAL AT THE BRUSSELS AND LEIPZIG EXHIBITION. FOR BRILLIANCY OF TONE AND TOUCH NOT EQUALLED. NOW ON VIEW. /iABRIKL T EWIS AND QO., Auctioneers. HELENSVILLE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, At 12 o'Clock. Oft DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. 60 Head 1 to 3-year-old Steers 50 Well-bred Calves Also, 1500 Sheep, Ewes, Wethers, and Lambe ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. TTJESDAY, KEJ3KUAKY 14, At 12 o'cloei. REMTJEfiA SHiSEP FAIR, The undersigned will hold their T7BBST SHESP- FAIE AT KBMDBEA ON :JD . ABOVE DATE. Esttries Respectfully SoHelted. ALPttSS) BUCKLAND AND SONS. T>EMTJERA OHEEP T^AIR. fpUESDAY, -pEBBUARY AT 12 O'CLOCK. The undersigned will hold their Annual Sheep Pair, at Eemuera, on Tuesday, February 14th, at noon, and will yard upwards of TOGO SHEEP 0F ALL CLASSES, Including: MERINOj ROMNEY, ENGUSH AND BORDER LEICESTER, LINCOLN, SHROPSHIRE, AND SOUTHDOWN RAMS, From the well known Flocks of C. J. Crago, C. T. Barriball, J. R. McElwain, H. Hawkins, J. Harris, C. Rhodes, Thos. Coates, Coates Bros., Geo. Ballard, Woodward Bros., G. Tibbltts. Further Entries respectfully Solicited. ALFRED BUCKLANTJ AND SONS CLEVEDON YARDS. MONDAY, FESBRUAKY 20. At o'clock. Q CHOICE BRBD HEIFERS, IN CALF 12 2 Tooth English Leicester Rams A T.FRED BUCKLAND AND SONS fckekohe! MONDAY, MAKCH S. HORSE SALE. ENTRIES SOLICITESD. ALFRED BTJCKLAND AND SONS COUNTRY CJALEsiL HELENSVILIiEr-WEDNESDAY, February S POKEXO-MONDAY, February 13 REMUERA—First Sheep and Bam Fair — TUESDAY. February 14 RTTNCIMAN-WEDXESDAY. February 15 CLETVEDOX—MONDAY, Fobrnary 20 PUKEKOHE—MONDAY, February 27 AL.FRED BUCKLAND AND SO^S.