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AUCTIONS. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), at 2 SHARP. IN OUR ROOMS. POULTRY. . POULTRY. PART CONTENTS OF 5 ROOMS. WHEATLEY & CO., 141 Manners St., have been instructed to sell. on behalf of Mr. Stavly, part contents of 5 Rooms —■ MASSIVE KAURI SIDEBOARD with mirrors, HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SUITE (3 pieces, well sprung), ’Byds. good LINO., DOUBLE IRON BEDSTEAD and WIRE, LIGHT KAURI DUCHESSE, KAURI DUCHESSE PAIR (dark), 3 H.B. CHAIRS, COUCH, MAR--BLE-TOP WASHSTAND. MORRIS CHAIR, HEARTHRUGS, OAK HALLSTAND (round mirror), CURTAINS, HALL RUNNER, 2 large OVAL MIRRORS (oak-framed), writing desk, 2 HORSEHAIR MATTRESSES (3ft.), kitchen dresser with top, meat safe, KITCHEN TABLE, occasional tables, whatnots. CHESTS, wicker chairs, lot good PICTURES, seagrass tables, LARGE MILK CAN, BOILER and STEAMER, MILK DISH, MILK STRAINER, SIEVE, SA’I'LER SCALES (11b. to 1101 b.). SET 1 JARDINIERES, veg. dish, iron saucepan, Mason jars, teapot, 2 hammers, saw, odd tools, pkt. BOL’IS (4in.), G dog chains, pair spurs, stock- ■ whip, etc., etc., too numerous to detail. Also. POULTRY, at. 1.30 sharp. 50 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. 6 months and undqr, guaranteed Pullets (W. Knight’s strain). Further entries Poultry accepted until 11 o'clock morning or sale. WHEA/lTE^^C’O..^Vi^boneers PILLAGED CARGO SALE, • THIS MORNING, At 10 o’clock sharp. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- ■ ceived 'instructions to sell nt their Rooms, 157 Lambton Quay, as above. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer, "" THIS DAY, At 1.30 o’clock sharp. 350 LOTS OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE E JOHNSTON ANO CO. will Sell • at their Rooms, a Large Catalogue of Household Furnishings. L. G. DOWDING, Auctioneer. TO-DAY, 2 o'clock sharp. VINE AND WILSON. Auctioneers.. Sell on behalf of Mr. Leslie Saunders and other Vendors — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC. A great chance for furniture buyers. Note Address — Dominion Avenue, next Barrett's Hotel, EDUCATIONAL.

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