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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 68, Issue 138, 23 March 1948, Page 6

J. T. THOMAS AND CO. AUCTION SALE. OUR ROOMS, THURSDAY NEXT, 1.30 P.M. YI7E WILL SELL:—Carpet (9ft. x 9ft.), Ax. Carpet (16ft. x lift.), 3Pioce Chesterfield Suites, 2 Easy Chairs, Modern Wardrobes, 3-Piece Bedroom Suite, Single and Double Bedsteads, Double Kapoc Mattress, Duchesses, Pedestals, Col. Couch and Squab, Kitchen Cupboard, Sideboard, Drawleaf and" 5 Kitchen Tables, Clothes Tidy, Brass Firescreen and Log Box, Kitchen Chairs, “Singer” Hand Sewing Machine, Electrolux, Pr. Hair Clippers, El. Table Lamp, Battery and Elect. Radios, Lady’s Cycle, 2 Camp Stretchers, “Crucianelli” Piano-Accordeon, Oxley Cream Pramette, .22 Winchester Repeating Rifle, El. Table Fan, “Pyrene” Fire Extinguisher, Separators, Youth’s 3-Piece Suit, Large Meatsafe, Hanging Meatsafe, “Mercer” Water Heater, Car Jack, Set New lin. Plumber Blocks, 10 Gal. Cask, Riding Saddle (mounted), Meccano Set, Book on Farriery, Empty Tins, Cross-cut Saw, Jack Pump, El. Plug-in Rangette, 30 x 35 Trailer Set, 3 Sacks Bran, 2 Coils 3ft. Sheep Netting, 1 Coil Barb Wire, 2 30 x 3J Tubes, 1275 x 18 Tractor Tyre, 5 Excellent 450 x 21 Tyres, Tubes and Rims, Numerous Sundries. Also: Linoleum, Congoleum, PahThigh Gumboots (size 6), El. Hanging Lamp, 30 x 3J, B.E. Tyre, 24-inch B.E. Tyre, Car Trailer (16in. well-based Avheel), 4-inch Engineer’s Bench Yyce. J. T. THOMAS AND CO., Auctioneers. A. C. VINCENT AND CO. EASTER POULTRY AUCTION. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 2 p.m. WE will sell, on account of Clients: Table Birds of all descriptions. Further Entries invited. A. C. VINCENT & CO., Auctioneers. BUSINESS NOTICES.

BY DIRECT MAIL FROM ENGLAND. T/'ERSHAW “PENGUIN” FOLDING XV CAMERAS. Britain’s answer „to the German camera trade. The first really good but low-priced Folding Cameras to come on to the New Zealand market. PRICE £6/15/- EACH. Only Six have arrived, and Six more due by next mail. WHO WANTS TO BE IN ON THESE? THE U.F.S. PHARMACY, ASHBURTON.

SMITH’S FOR SHOES, BURNETT STREET. BE EARLY FOR THESE SHORT SUPPLY GOODS. WOMEN’S RUBBER GAYTEES, 18/3. MEN’S GOLOSHES, 11/6. WOMEN’S GOLOSHES, 10/9. WOMEN’S FOOTHOLDS, 9/6. WOMEN’S CANADIAN GUMS, 16/11. CHILDREN’S GUMBOOTS, 10—2, 14/6. CHILDREN’S LACE GUMS, 6—9, 10/8. CHILD’S CANADIAN BOOTS, Black and Brown; Leather Soles; 6—7, 13/9. B—9, 14/11. Procurable at SMITH’S FOR SHOES. SMITH’S FOR SHOES. SCHOOL BAGS. FISHING BAGS* SHOPPING BAGS. SUITCASES. WEEK-END CASES. OILSKINS, LEGGINGS and COATS. GOOD BROS., TANCRED STREET. F l N A N C E. FINANCE. THE ASHBURTON LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY AND BANK OF DEPOSIT TWILL advance Money tor the Pur- ’ ’ chase or Building o£ Homes under a Table Mortgage with provision for periodical repayments. Interest 41%. W. 11. AMOS, Manager. All Shoes Repaired by FULLY QUALIFIED TRADESMEN. Reynolds’ Shoe Repairs, HAVELOCK STREET.