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AUCTIONS. N : MONDAY, 2nd APRIL, MONDAY, MONDAY, At 11 a.m. MONDAY, MONDAY, Sharp.- MONDAY, AT'THE GOVERNMENT MARINE' ..-'.'. . STORES, Pipitea Wharf. r-tEOEGE THOMAS AND CO. have to- •" ' ceived'instructions to soil, as above, a very Extensive Stock of— SHIP'S STORES, . SHIP'S STORES, SHIP'S STORES, Shipped per AURORA .■■••".' AUROItA ■'■■•• AURORA AURORA In December last for the Shackletbn Relief Party, Including 14 Bajs Haricot Beans (:.- 58 Cases Canned Vegetables " 1 Case Baking Powder 60 This Biscuits . . . 84 Boies Butter ' ' 4;Cases Cerebos Salt/ .•'" 2 Cases: Club Coffee ,-'■ ' '; '' " i Cases Desiccated Coconut 6 C'uws Condensed Milk 8 Cafes Van Houten's Cocoa 3 Cases Custard Powder 214 25's Flour ' 11 Cases Morton's Herrings, etc. 48 Cases- Canned' Fruits 14 Cases Glaxo 7 Cases Jams y-71 Cases Canned Meats ..7 Sacks Oatmeal, 25'b .. -. ; 10 Cases Flag Pickles ' 5 Cases Salmon; .... 11 Cases Soups ... 74 70'e 1A Sugar- " : 1 Case Tobacco •-■'•'•9 Cases-Tea y ' \, .7 Bags Peas ■'-.■.. .•:''.' 29 Casos Hams and Bacon ; ■ 3 Cases Golden Syrup ", . Carbonate Soda, Cream of' Tartar, Mustard, Essences, Figs, Force, Ginger, : Jelly -Crystals, Leutils, lexias.; MacaToni. and' Vermicelli,' Olive Oil, Pearl Barter, 'Jrange and Lemon Peel, Maoedoine, 'Bice,' Puffed Rice and : Wheat, Sago, . Semolina, Tapioca, Vinegar, Whitebait, Sauces, etc., etc., 'etc. \ ■' . Also, 6.Oilskin Suits . 10 Sou'-Westers • 5 Pairs Leather. Sea Boots 8 Pairß Bfucher-Boots 7 Pairs Rubber Sea Boots - ' 2 New Suits Clothes. ' ■ , 17 Horsehair Mattresses '''.•' 24 Horsehair Pillows •3J Bales Kaiapoi' Grey Blankets : Carpenters'' Tools ' Crockery, etc., etc., etc. - " ■/.■•. .-..-- ;■■■• And■■. ;•: . - Quantity New Surgical Instruments 1 '...'','■■.'".■ and Medical Stores - To be, Sold in Lots'to.Suit Purchasers.. '■'.■'■/"■ WITHOUT "RESERVE. ~.,; . The Auctioneers;; having carefully examined' these stores, have every..confidence in reconimending this sale to the] attention of storekeepers and'the'general public. ■ • ;. Goods.on view on morning of sale-from 9 o'clock. i Make a note of the'' sale time and address,, '-.-:■'"■ 'GOVERNMENT MARINE STORE, ■'.'• • Pipitea'Wharf, . >; At 11'o'clocE on Monday, 2nd April.. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO., .'-'.'. ' ,' ''~ Auctioneers. ■' Allen Street. ;'.j . " ■ ' '■ ' ■■ l■ ..■ : '■~ WEDNESDAY, 28th MARCH, 1917,' At-2.30 p.m. IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ]UTS. : S. GEORGE.NATHAN has been. -"J-: favoured with instructions from the' Owner to sell by Public Auction:— LOTS 35,; 36, and 37, Deposited Plan 1000, Reclaimed Land, having a.frohtage of 99ft, to Thorndon Quay, by a depth' of 100 ft.: together with threo ,6roomed Dwellings and one 7-roomedi ' known as Nos. 238, 240, 242, and 244 Thorndon,Quay. : : . •■•.'i'-v.;- . This valuable property adjoins Messrs. Dalgety and Co.'s.Wool Stores, and is very suitable for a warehouse, wool store, or, factory. ■:It, is, on the tramline/ and is.situated within two,or three minutes of the Thorndon Railway Station. ..... , " The property will only be sold in one 10t.'., . ■ _.- ...,-,: ~,.; ; : ■ , .- ■ ■ For terms andl further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, ; S.GEORGE NATHAN,' ; 115 Customhouse Quay. -. vWADESTOWN, SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF 4 SPLENDID. BUILDING SITES,, .COMMANDING EXCELLENT VIEW OF WELLINGTON HARBOUR. • >: WEDNESDAY, 28th MARCH, 1917. .. ■ .'••■, At 2.30. p.m. ■ ■; IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MR. S. GEORGE NATHAN has been favoured .with' instructions from to sell:— r .' . .„ "; Four Splendid Building Sites,' being . part of ,her residential property, Wade Street,-Wadestown. ; :■ These desirable Buildinp; Sites- have frontages of 55ft. to 60ft., the depths varying from 140 ft. to 20ijft. . . The Sections aro .planted • with large trees, which afford excellent shelter from all, winds. Anyone purchasing can..connect with citfr water, electric and drainage scheme*, also gas. , One great'advantage is that the Town Belt is at the rear of these Sections. "" Terms exceptionally' easy. • Full particulars from the Auctioneer, "S: GEORGE ; NATHAN, ,\ 115 Customhouse Quay. i .' : - » ' ' I DISPERSAL SALE OF STUD HERE' FORD' CATTLE. COLOMBO' ROAD YARDS, •MASTERTON. - THURSDAY, 29th,MARCH, 1917, At 1 p.m. ;'-. DALGETY AND CO.; LTD., in con- \ junction with the.N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have • received ' instructions from CAPT. J. C. M'KILLOP, who is proceeding to •the front, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION as above — His Herd of PUREBRED HEREFORD CATTLE, consisting of 60 HEAD .OF BULLS, COWS AND HEIFERS, also--30 i and 5-year fat and forward bullocks •' 8 fat bullocks " 20 rising two-year empty heifers 60 mother-reared weaners 10 fat cows 10 cows and calves • 20 store cows .'-.'' 14 horses, draughts, hacks, and ponies NOTE—The Herd was founded by cows from the Herds of Mr. Jas. Stuckev, Stu'ckey Bros., and the late G. C. Wheeler, the bulls used being from the Herds of Mr. G. F. Moore, Kai-Iwi, and Messrs. Williams; and Beetham, Brancepeth. SALE OF STEAMERS. MESSRS. LEVIN AND CO., LIMITED, will sell'by Public Auction at the CHAMBER OF: COMMERCE, Wellington, on THURSDAY, the 29th day of MARCH, 1917, at 2.30 o'clock' THE - - STEEL SCREW STEAMER PUTIKI, 167' Tons Register 433 Tons Gross, built in 1904, completely overhauled in 1916. Now-engaged in the.Welling-ton-Wanganui service." 2. THE, IRON SCREW: STEAMER HUIA, 69 Tons Roister, 97 Tons Gross. BOTH STEAMERS .may be'inspected at any convenient opportunity. Further particulars may be obtained from THE AUCTIONEERS, Or W. S. WHEELER, 39 Johnston Street, Wellington, Liquidator of'the Wellington an<} Wanganui Steam Packet C 0.., Ltd, ■*'■.{'s :<.'•&» I V'JI; ••••-