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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 52, 25 November 1926, Page 18

AUCTIONS. TO-DAY 2 p.m. TO-DAY AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, 50 Cuba Street. ’Phone 43 —310 ILTESSRS. CHILD AND CO. have re- £'-*• coived instructions from Mrs. Dunn to sell the contents of 5 rooms, removed from Lyall Bay to their rooms for convenience of sale. CHILD AND CO. tnctioncers. 3000 . TO-MORROW At 1.30 o’clock. UNCLAIMED AND PILLAGED CARGO. SALE BY AUCTION. 6 PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES AND 200 NEW RECORDS 10 PAIRS LADIES’ EVENING SHOES 2 CASES GENT’S HIGH-CLASS OVERCOATS G LADIES’ VELOUR. COATS 3G LADIES’ LATEST AND BEST QUALITY FELT PULL-ON HATS 60 PAIRS LADIES’ SILK HOSE 10 BOLTS DRESS MATERIAL 50 SUIT LENGTHS 2 CASES MOTOR REPAIR OUTFITS 2 CHESTS TEA t CASE CONTAINING 20 DOZEN TRESS AND CO.’s CAPS. Also 30 DOZ. LADIES’ OILED SILK FANCY UMBRELLAS, ALL SHADES and SIZES. E JOHNSTON AND CO. will sell at • their Mart To-morrow Friday, a Miscellaneous Assortment of Unclaimed cargo. Full details later. In lots to suit buyers. WITHOUT RESERVE. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. 3077 MONDAY NEXT, AT 1, MONDAY, MONDAY NEXT, AT 1, MONDAY, At the State Coal Depot, Wakefield Street, and without reserve. SURPLUS PLANT, SURPLUS PLANT, SURPLUS PLANT, Being the property of the N.Z. State Coal Depot and late Firewood Department. AfESSRS. LAERY AND ■ CO., LTD., have received instructions to sell by public auction, as above, and unreservedly 1 five-ton 2-horse lorry two-ton epx-ing tip dray 1 floating rail, non-tip spring drays 6 patent and bar coal screens 6 iron bag holders Iron and wood saw benches (nearly new), water trough, four wheel trucks, lot IMn. and 2in. shafting, shafting couplings, shafting collars and brackets, trolley wheels, lot good circular saws, quantity M.S. Bulb split pulleys (various sizes). Balata, fibre, leather, and canvas belting, cane bas-

kets, wood pulleys, plummet blocks, shaft in gun metal and white metal and with oscillating bearings, galvanised buckets, fire bars, quantity tools and sundries, office furniture, letter press, office stoves, and flues. All goods on view next Monday morning at the State Coal Depot, Wakefield Street, near Cuba Street. No Reserve. Terms Cash. LAERY A CO., LTD., General Auctioneers. 3074 pAHIATUA CATTLE FAIR. PAHIATUA FARMERS’ YARDS, NOVEMBER 29, 1926, At 11.30 a.m.

MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., NEW ZEALAND LOAN CO., and MESSRS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. Will offer on behalf of the following ‘ Clients :— J. D. Piper, D. Miller R. Thomas, C. Bee, Checkley Estate, Tylee Estate. EHutton. P. Valvois, W. Tressider, McCarthy Bros., A. Olliver, S. McL. J. McCardle. Turner Bros., O. Bunny, 1. Anderson, E. Crookender, T. M. A. Cox, Tripe Estate, Thompson and Grey, J. Belshaw, B. Wright, J. Cro. Arnustead Bros., McFarlane Bros., D. McCallister, and others. 15 fat bullocks 220 4-year bullocks 370 2 and 3-year bullocks • 50 cows and heifers 80 yearlings 250 mixed cattle, to be drafted

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