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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1545, 14 September 1912, Page 16

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 19th. SEPTEMBER, 1911. Commencing at,10.30 sharp. EXTENSIVE, IMPORTANT, AND UNRESERVED SALE. ' Owing to the failure of tho House of Representatives to do its duty by innocent persons who had suffered by tho faulty legislation of a previous Government— Licenso lost and house closed. MESSRS. A, L. WILSON AND CO. have'been favoured ' with* instructions by tho original holders blj the license to soil on tho premises of tho Porirua Hotel, Porirua— Tho Wholo of tho Household Furniture. 540 LOTS. ~ 540 LOTS OF ALMOST. NEW FURNISHINGS. COMPLETE CONTENTS OF 25 ROOMS. OF THE PORIRUA HOTEL, PORIRUA. ALMOST NEW RUBBER-TYRED GIG (Freeman, 1 Christclmrch) FULL-SIZE BILLIARD TABLE, with all accessories (by Alcocks), in beautiful 0 "ery fine upright grand <* PIANOS, by Ruppsacher and Schultz, both poweriul-toned instruments, with all modern improvements O-PIECE SADDLEBAG SUITE, almost O-pTeCE LEATHER SUITE, in Dark MASSIVE ROSEWOOD SIDEBOARD, well made and finished 1■ Q ■ DINING TABLES AND" CLOTHS rn GOOD AUSTRIAN. CHAIRS- . WALNUT OCCASIONAL TABLES AND CHAIRS ■ ' " -■- RATTAN TABLES AND CHAIRS. SUPERIOR CHIPPENDALE CABINET LARGE QUANTITY OF OCCASIONAL THE CONTENTS OF 4 - WELL-FUR-NISHED SITTING-ROOMS . CONTENTS OF 14 BEDROOMS • Oft FIRST-CLASS D.'AND S. BRASS--4v MOUNTED- BEDSTEADS, WITH . BEDDING, all complete 2 HANDSOME 3-PIECE BEDROOM .SUITES, comprising Duchess Pairs -I-o an DUCHESS CHESTS, -WASH- %&■:■' STANDS • ;. '".' . '-j a SETS TOILETWARE 9K FLOORINGS OF. GOOD LINO. Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery, Linen, Lace Curtains, and a large quantity of General Household Furniture too numerous to detail , . . , ~' Also, Outside and Bar Sundries, including Cash Register, Lawn Mower, Rotary Pifmp and Piping, Gas Generator, Lot ' Tools, Mangle, Dairy Utensils, etc., etc. ■ , ~ ■ ' Also, Pony, 2 Sets Harness, 3 Cows (springers), ■ 2 .Pigs, 40 Purebred Leghorns, etc., ' etc., etc. This is a most up-to-date lot of furniI ture. No expense has been spared and everything is of the best. Our instructions are— • "SELL EVERYTHING WITHOUT RESERVE." A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer, THIS HOUSE TO LET.- ' THURSDAY, 26th. SEPTEMBER, At-Noon, ' ; -. At tho Otagb. Agricultural and Pastoral - Society's Show. Grounds, ■..'.. TAHUNA PARK,. DU NEDIN. . The Most Important Bona-fide Sale of High-class Pedigree Clydesdale Entire Horses ever held in New Zealand, ex S.S. Opawa, from Scotland. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., vV LTD., will hold their Thirty-first Annual Salo of Pedigree Clydesdale Stallions, nt above tiiAiTflnd pluoe/: whf.n, amongst others, they'will'offer—' " ''■' SEVEN F.XCEPTIONALLY WELL-BRED " CLYDESDALE STALLIONS, jnst landed from Scotland, including (On account of Mr. John R. Mackenzie, Kelso), DUNURE THOMAS (15814), bay, foaled April 1, 1909. Bred -by J. and T. Robertson, Kirkcolm. Sire llontrose Prince (11851), dam', Carina II (16323), by HIAWATHA (10067), etc. AUCHENCRIJIVE (14573), bay, - foaled 1906. Sire, Lancer (12205), by Hiawatha (10067), dam, Rosie of Fulshaw Wood (21995), by Prince of-Wales (073), etc. CASABIANCA AGAIN (14620), bay, foaled June, 1907. Sire, Casabiancu> (10523),- by Sir Everard (5353), dam, Polly of Gight (10105), by Royri Alexander (9997),; by Prince Alexander (8899), etc. FRED (15537), brown, foaled May;. 1909; Sire Everlasting (11331), by Baron's. Pride (9122), dam, Boldieof Aitkenshill (15915), by Golden Chief (7775), etc. (On account of Mr. Matthew' Marshall, -...'.'... Stranrnei')— MOROCCO, bay, foaled May, 190' J. Bred by James- Gray, Kersie Mtiins, Stirling. Sire, Homer's Kyle (12178), dam, Nancy of' Kersie (19570), by Balmedie Queen's Guard (10966), etc. -..-'■-•' •■;■ ' ;:.-' :-■■ On account of, Mr- James Picken, ■ . (Kirkcudbright)— ■ MOMENTUM, (16908), brown, foaled. 1910.. Bred by Lord Stair, Balkeir Home .Farm. Sire Memento (13100),. dam, Nell II of Lochinch (22848), by Mains of Airies (10379), BURGIE LAD (16907), bay, fonled May, 1910, siro Baron of Burgle (13345), dam Daisy of Hay Close (16413), by Lord Loth'ian (5998), etc. . The Auctioneers specially, direct the attention of the stud masters .of Clydesdale horses to this, the most important sale of the breed that has yet .been held in New Zealand. The foregoing horses havo all been specially selected with a view to the class of horse this market now demandssoundness, weight, quality, action, and good colours, are the characteristics of these consignments; Veterinary certificates of soundness and the Cyldesdale Horse Society's breed certificates will be supplied to the purchaser of any one of the foregoing stallions. • M' ESSRS. W. H. TURNBULL AND COMPANY havo been instructed to sell by public auction at their ■ auction rooms,' Panama Street, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2oth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1912, At 2.30 p.m., Under conduct of the Registrar' of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wellington District, by order of the Mortgagee, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, containing one acre two roods twentyseven decimal four perches (lac. 2rds. 27.4 perches), being Lots 17, 22, 23, 26, 27, and 28, Block I, on the pla-u deposited number 1485, of : Subdivision of- Part Section 31, Hutt District, nnd all the land in certificate of title,. Register Book Volume 152, Folio 189. Further particulars and estimated value ' can bo obtained from the Registrar or the Auctioneers, or the Vendor's Solici- ■ tnrs, Messrs. Brandon, Hislop, and Brani don, 150 Featherston Street; Wellington. \ mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND ' '•*- MERCANTILE AGENCY CO; and ■ REDUCED, have been favoured with instructions from ■, . ' MESSES. W. J. AND A. F. DOUGLAS, TI" MAHANGA, To Sell by Public Auction, On 15th Day of OCTOBER, 1912 (Day preceding Spring Show), , 3500 SI 3500 Of their Famous TE MAHANGA ESTATE, > In Blocks ranging from 40 to 700 Acres. [l Theso Blocks aro situated about 12 miles from Hastings, with frontages to the railway line and Patangata roads, and comprise rich fiats and splendid ■ .well-grassed, ploughable hills. '• For further particulars, apply to tho I Company. g IV" "' ?. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE. PAGE 15,