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j. AUCTIONS. f'- ■ ■ | TO-DAY, i At'2.3o p.m. sharp. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUENH'U'RE AND EFFECTS' • Also \ ' 100 DOZEN GLASS TUMBLERS. . IN OUR EOOAIS, 137 LAMBTON QY. -I - • . . '~~ ■■ '' ' MESSRS. . HODGKINS, CARVER, AND CO. have, received instractions from the owners to sell by Public . ' Auction, as above— ' 100 DOZEN GLASS TUMBLERS „... ' 1 CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in shadow tissuo .. 1 OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE. 1 STAINED RIMU DINING-ROOM SUITE, beautifully upholstered OAK DUCHESSE CHEST, SIDE. BOARD, D.B. OAK' BEDSTEAD, GATE-LEG DINING-ROOM TABLE; i .' ■ . PEDESTAL, ETC. 1 . 9 Ottoman box couchos, G tub chairs, 6 ■ h.b. chairs, 2 carvei-s, 2 double iron bedsteads, 2 doublo wire-woven inat-l tresses, folding card table, 2 typq- ■ writers in good owlor, 2 Morris chairs, kitchen fender, 2 parrot, cages, 1 | Btrad model violin, and others, j • On view morning of sale. ! , ' i HODGINS, CARVER AND CO., Auctioneers. j » . SATURDAY, I ." MAY 3, At 2.50 Sharp. AT MR. SHAW'S POULTRY FAP-M, i NAI UAI LANE, LOWER HUTT. i, ' POULTRY! POULTRY! I • -POULTRY! - POULTRY! | . ' ,800 -HEAD . GOVERNMENT STRAIN. ; Horse, 'Tfap and Harness, Cow, Building j t. . • .. Timber, Posts, Wiro-netting, Inouba- | ! tors,-. Etc. Etc. . . | ; THIS -DAY, ' • . " At 1 o'clock. '■ • EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE I','.' : ° f - • ; SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ; - !' ■ TORE. .- j ' 8 CHESTERFIELD LOUNGES, Uphol- ! ■ stered in saddlobags, .plain mole velvet, shadow tissue, -and"loose covers, i 3'QUAINT FUMED OAK SIDEBOARDS, ! . . -AX and INDIAN CARPETS, 4 OTS TOman COUCHES, ALMOST-NEW i: . SINGER DROPHBAD TREADLE i . SEWING MACHINE, LOT. OF CAR--i. j PENTER'S TOOLS (almost new), ; " 1 CRO.CKEEY, ■ GLASSWARE, BED- ! ROOM SUITES, PIANOS, Etc,, Etc,,. ! ; AT .OUR-MART, ROOMS CROWDED. S'ale at 1 Sharp. E JOHNSTON iND CO., Auctioneers, • ■ 157-Lambton Quay. ; - TO-MORROW, " ; | . ' THURSDAY, , MAY 1, 1913 ; ■ . Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp. ; AUCTION SALE ■OF SUPERIOR. AND ! : HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUE- ;- : ■ JNITUR-E. •AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES i CHIPPENDALE DRAWING-ROOM ' CABINET - SINGER DROPHEAD MACHINE : VALUABLE BEONZE ELECTROLIER ROYAL DOULTON DINNER SERVICE . HANDSOME KAURI SIDEBOAED CHESTERFIELD LOUNGES QUAINT BEDEOOM 'SUITE AND APPOINTMENTS': ENTIRE CONTENTS OF EIGHT , : LAIGE EOOMS. 380 380. At the Family Residence, No, 97 Upland Jtoad, Kelburn. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have rcceivf 'ed instructions from tho owner, who has 6old his property, to sell on the premises, as above— i Tho, lvholo''of his Superior Furnishings. - ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. ■Everything is in Very Good Order. " ■ E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. ANNUAL AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR, MANGAHAO YARDS, PAHIATUA. MONDAY, MAY 5, 1919. Sale Commences at 11.30 a.m. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-' OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd., Stock.Department, will offer on behalf, of the following .'clients:— '.. j D. W. Allsii, A. C, Marsh, P. C. Neilsen, F. L. Kerr, J. Mathews, T. Hodgins, SI, Alpass, C. T. Carman, J. Breeds, H. IT.- Miller, F. W. Groves; J. D. Piper, E. S. Hecklor, Poulton Bros., J. Clulow, B. J.: Bengaton, W. J. Wright, A. C. Herbert, H. Dillon, J. Vile, K. E. Wolch, Jas. Wright, C. van Praagh, G. Thompson, J. Harris, jun., Jones Rnd Roberts, G. T, Cole, J.' O'Ncil, : A. Bisset, F. M. Gregorie, W. T. Boytl, W. D. Taylor," G. Russell, H.:.-Hunt, "Murphy:, Bros., W. ■ Eyan, A.„Foss, Checkley Bros..— 2000"™ OF CATTLE, compHs--250 2J-ycar Shorthorn and Hereford cross steers '40 45-year bullocks 20 3 and 4-year bullocks 10 4 and 5-vear bullocks 30 4-year bullocks (fat) > GO 3Kvear bullocks ~ 50 Polled Angus cows and calves 12 Polled Angus cows and calves 250 18 to 20-month steers 20 2J-year Hereford steers SO 3-year steers 17 Polled Angus cows and calvcs 20 Shorthorn heifers, r.w. Shorthorn | bull 50 2-year Shorthorn heifers 50 2-year Hereford cross heifers 11 fat cows , 45 Polled Aneus mixed sex wealiers 20 18-month Polled Angus mixed sex GO m.s. weancrs (good colours) 30 18-month mixed sex 250 mixed cattle 50 6torc cows, in lots 50 mixed sex wcaners, in lots FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. SUBDIVISION OF RICH DAIRYING LAND. ■ TE OPAKETE ESTATE. 307 ACRES, Divided into ' 6 COMPACT DAIEY FARMS. Abraham and williams, ltd., acting under instructions from Chas. ITigginson, Esq., will offer the above Estate for Sale by Public Auction in the TOWN HALL, LEVIN, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919, at 2 p.m. There is 110 better, land in tho Manawatu ; for potato growing, dairying, or 1 fattening.'.Situated within a few chains of the Koputaroa Railway Station, and close to factory, school, and post office, aDd within reach of tho City of Wellington markets. I • , , IDEAL CLIMATE, RICH SOIL, EASY TERMS'. .. ' These farms range in areas from It to 83 acres, and' are divided in such a way' (jo as to give, cach section a share of such natural advantages as road frontago, water, shelter, and good building! sites. This country is all flat to undulating, and will make very productive and picturesque little farms. . ' TERMS: 10 per ccnt. on day of sale. 10 per cent, in 12 mouths. Balanco 5 years at 51 per cent. POSSESSION 11th day of Ju.ue, 1919. Plans will be ready in a few days and will b 0 availablo from ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmoraton North, Loy-iu, and all Branches.' I