Auction Notices

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 135, 29 August 1927, Page 2

Auction Notices

Nlr. George Walker will sell at his rooms, 38 Queen Street, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 a.m.. a bumper clearance sale of general house furnishings, and, at 2 p.m., on behalf of the official assignee, several items will he offered. Messrs. J. R. Robertson, Ltd., will sell by public auction at their rooms, Queen Street, opposite J.C.L., to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 a.m., a large list of household furniture, on behalf of various vendors.

CARGO FROM EAST CANADA.—Run!l ,n f under the r.uspices of the Xew Zealand Shipping- Company’s Eastern Canadjan service, the steamer Ribera is eported to have sailed from Montreal \ a *l. Thursday for Auckland, Wellington lx ttelton, Dunedin. Brisbane and Svdnev’ | hC l bout October Shipping Company. London. 1 ’ «^“" er Snd hPr forrapr na ™ ULIMAROA'S PASSENGERS dav" a took lhp iC fon eft - Well ‘nston 'on Frif . . took tli followng passengers - Saloon.—M iases ilunro, McGlnfv Tin Thompson, Plimmer, Sedgwick Bucknall, Parra, Beadnall caldie, Davidson, Swann Die™ Richardson, Pasco* tpv u Quinn, Cullen, Keiapthorne’ S^ dell ’ *neagle, Ilosie, Gaffney ?ari-cr tjj-V • ’ son Garlic k, Bonn Tn. s ton, cn'lHns Putbe?' ford, Morton. Mellor InsrharA -S' l thel »d,Sir ii u a?’R--’ F siSl d^: thnr, Gardner, Frederick, te r !fJ 11 ® * Glasson. Brown, Jeffries Walk^" Weber. Archibald. Ed^k’ S Pa J”* Richardson. Pascoe. Wray cSi lien, 1 arrant and freeman; 110 steerage.

H.M.S. DUNEDIN SAILS.—The flagship of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, H.M.S. Dunedin, kit Auckland at 8.15 a.m. to-day for the llauraki Gulf where the crew will engage in gunnery exercises. On Friday next she will engage in heavy gun firing. The warship returns to port again on September 9. PORT PIRIE REPORTED.— The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Pirie is reported to have cleared St. Vincent lasT Thursday, in continuation of her voyage from New Zealand » London. The vessel was despatched from Wellington on July 21. TREMEADOW FROM NEW YORK.— Running under the auspices of the A and A. Line, the Hain steamer Tremeadofc is scheduled to sail from New York oil September 14 for Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. Sne is due at Auckland on October 19. WAIRUNA IN PORT.— The Union Company’s trans-Pacific cargo steamer "VCairuna arrived in the stream at Auckland on Saturday evening from Pacific Coast ports via Papeete, and berthed yesterday morning at the Queen’s Wharf. On thl* voyage the vessel loaded her cargo at Vancouver, Powell Rjver, Ocean Falls and San Francisco, and cleared the latter port on August 1 for Papeete and New Zealand. Good weather was experienced until the Wairuna neared New Zealand, when she ran into strong south-west wincis with moderate seas. Captain J. Ryan is in command, and h« . i: ? ’"'th him the following officers:— i hief, Mr. G. W. Evans: second, Mr. BTullock; third, Mr. L. B. Ehlert; chief engineer, Mr. N. McMurrich: second, Mr. L. Calvert; third. Mr. G. Weld; four®, Mr. J. Longley; fifth, Mr. W. Rugg: wirtless operator, Mr. G. B. Fullwood; chiei steward. Mr. T. Taylor. The Wairuna is expected to leave Auckland to-morrow evening for Web* ington, Melbourne and Sydney to com* plete her discharge.