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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1691, 6 March 1913, Page 6

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Messrs. E. Johnston and Company, Lanibton Quay, have received'instruct ions to sell by public, auction a large (|iiantitv of timber and iron, al<o a 20 li.p. engine and boiler. The sale will be held on the ground (Chitlmer's Buildings), Waterloo Quay, on Friday morning next, and will commence at, 10.,'lft o'clock sharp. Messrs Abraham and Williams. Ltd.. will hold a clearing sale of horses at their yards Kangitikei Street. Palmer-ton North, on Saturday, March 3. Tlyo sale commences at 1 j>,uv