AUCTIONS. «te- rpO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) ■ SSBsL rrTT MARKET AT 11 O'CLOCK. L A KK^T^,^JKF iXEXT °' F COLES Pm! T vJ K^-, '; S ' ANLI BOOTH BROS.' LEMONS AND ORANGES QIiAAHKNTAI. SHRUBS AND HBDU--ING. Etc., Etc. TECOMA. QARPENTBR A^THJJR, AUCTIONEER, ri-ry MARKET. 7 #JMPORTANT TO 08CHARJ~ DISTS. NURSERYMEN, AM) FRUITGROWERS, <JU>-MORROW. TS7EDNESDAY, AT 11 A.M. YEV E , r ;, V . CHOIr K LOT OF TWO-TEAK-y "1.,. APPLE TREES — Delicious, Ohlncmnn. Purlin's Beauty. Gruvenstcins and many other Leading Varieties. We have about .vmti Selected Trees for Sale Also, 500 PEACH TREES, only leading varieties: ."■mi NECTARINES, real good trees; 100 LEMONS. (JLAVAS: 500 PEAR TREES, good kinds. 2000 HEDGING—Tccomt, Hakea. Macrocarpa, etc. Also. 200 Choice Roses: 2 Tahle Loads of Choice Garden Plants, ornamental, and IW Tots of Ferns. Two Auctioneers Coins. nil Account of Clement Wrasse, Esq.. /-IIKIICK SELECTION OF SURPLUS V- SBBI>LI.VtI I'AI.MS. from Various Countries. Raised iv open. Thoroughly Acclimatised, from Clement Wraggc's Famous Walata Gardens, Uirkeuhcad. p \ "DERKINS AND (^tO., i CITY MARKET. /"IONTEINTS OF rpUR'EcE TnrOMTEIS. ~V"ATIONAL A UCTIONEEKIXG C*°-' AT THEIR SALEROOMS, i « WELLESLEY STREET WEST, * /JO-MORROW, V-yEDNESDAV, j AT 12 O'CLOCK. ■OCRNTTURIE AND EiFTBCTS OF EVERY J- JMaCWttTIVN-—High-grade PIAiNOS, LINOLEUMS, UjOUSKHOUD LINEN. Etc.. El--., all in scrupulously clean and good tuuditiou. Our Sales List Includes: ELEGANT U'PR. GRAND PIANO, Almost New, of Delightful Rich Tone, and by CelebraUxl Maker; liuno, suited to pupil; 4 Nice MIRROR SdILMgBOIARIDS, 2 ChiU'oujers, ;i LEATHER. SUITES, LJ. MERIT.' LM.VIXG SL'iljvS in Kauri and O. Kiuiu, 4 Couches. Hex Ottoman. S-pv. CHUPENDALt; SUITE, Deadlight Canterbury, Whatnots, Wall Bookcase. sJINOKK TUvIiAXVLE fcfl&WlNii MACHINE, 3 Other Striving Machines, Medicine ClJest, Uph. Suite, Arm Uhairs, A.li, Thermo, Cauadiau, xiuil Occ. Chairs, Rattan and Seagrasj Furnishings, Good Carpeta and Linoleums, Kugs, Covers and ■Mat.", :l Hall Stands, Cora-. Wilton Oaipet. Curb and Fender Suites. Hall Seat and chairs. Pot Stands, Escritoire, Bric-a-Bray, Oma-nients, Good Pictures, Oil Paintings 3 Bedroom Suites, 4 Wardrobes, Linen Press. Settee, Cheval Duchess Table, Comb. J"-jirs, 25 Dressing Chests. Scotch and. Plulu Chests. Washstauds, Frendi. Italian, and .Wood Bedsteads, Crood P.edjHng, Wire Mattresses. Sanitary Bedsteads, Stretchers, Quantity Household lAuen and Blankets, Lawn Mower, Wheelibarrow, Good. Wire Netting. Gas 'Stove, Portable Boiler, Meat ■Safe, '.'* Sets Scales. Meat Spates, Pots, Fans, Cu'-usi-ls. Crockery, Glassware, Bins. Tools, Drootns, and Endless Variety Assorted Lots. WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. RATIONAL A UCTION BERING pO. WDLLEiSLEY STREET WEST, 1 O. N. H'AI>RUP, Auctioneer. T T> -OOBERTSON, ( AUCTIONEER. rniIURSDAV -VTIOXT. JULY X AT 12 NOON. ATTRACTIVE TjMjRNITURE OALE, AT THE RESIDENCE, NO. 17. WOODFORD ROAD (Off Valley Road). Take Dominion Koad curs. Close Mt. Eden School. MRS. MAYALL. who is giving up housekeeping, has instructed us to Sell the whole of her MODERN FURNISHINGS, including:— DINING-ROOM.— Handsome English Up. Iron Frame Piano. . Pretty Rimu Sideboard, It.P. Circle Mirror Back aud Leadlight Cupboards. 4 Rimu 11. Hack Dining (hairs. Pin Cushion Seats, in Uexiue: titt Rimu Settee. Wire Seat Cushion to match, iv Brown Burlapp: 2 Seacrass Chairs. Hy. <lul> Legned Ext_ Dining Table, on castors: Prairie Grass Mat. Rimu Occasional Table, .lardineres. Palm Stand. Mohair Hearth Rug, Pictures, Rimu Kerb. 11yds Rest Quality Tile Pattern Linoleum. Glassware. K.P. Wore, Vases. Curtains and Poles. Etc. BEDROOM (No. I). —Very Fine Rimu 4-piece Bedroom Suite. comprising Spacious I',.P. Oval Mirrored Wardrobe, wiih Drawer: Large 5-drawer P..P. Oral Mirror. Chest. Chamber Cupboard. Washstand. Very Pretty Full Toilet Set. Massive Rimu Bedstead. Raised Side. Non-sag Wire. G..nd Kapok Mattress, t Pillows. Bedside Table, Scngrnss Bedroom Chair. 1! Canton Mats, :Iyds Linn. Madras Curtains and Poles. Elc. HALL.— Neat. Rimu Hull Stand. II.I". Mirror Hack anil Seat: K'vds Sain Blue Carpet Runner. Mohair Slip Mais. Hall Curtains. 10yds Hall Lino. Palm Stand. J> ED ROOM (No. 2).— Rimn Comb. Chest. > P.P. Glass. ;; Drawers: 2 Nearly New ::ft Institution Bedsteads. Kapoks to match. Pillows. 10yds Linn. Matting Pattern, Toilet Ware. Seagrass Mat. Curtains and Poles. TJATHROOM.—4yds Heavy Lino. IlangXt ing Mirror. Cork Mat. Rattan Chair. KITCHEN AND OUTSlDE.—Crockery. Kettle. Kitchen Dresser, Table and Cover. 7 Spindle Canadian Chairs. oyds Good Lino, (ins Iron. Wringer, .'trt. Galvp.nised Bath. Coir Mat. O Cedar Mop. Hair Bn.om. C. Broom. 2 Clothes Lines. Enamel Saucepans. Buckets. Steps. Axe. Rake. Garden Syringe. Spade. line. Preserving Jars. Saw mid File. Odd Carpenters' Tools. NOTE. We sneeinllv recommend the Bbove lots, as they have only been in use about ten months, and spotlessly clean. J. R. R OBEETSO * AUCTIONEER. King George Picture Entrance. QUEEN STREET. 1 J-yADGETY AND (TJ. rrvuAKAU wjalk. "KMUDAY, TU.LY /? OA JJ-YEAK-ODD STEERS .SI 20-MONTIIS OLD STEERS IS »>MONTHS-ODD STEERS 00 CALVES, raised sexes :. FAT cows 12 STORK COWS H STORE COWS 2<i 34-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, in calf .", COWS, springers 1.-o EWES AND WETHERS. rpUAKAU ciPECIAL T~)AIRY QALE. T7MUDAY, JULY (yf\ - L - /v Entries Solicited. CON. CHRISTIE, Auctioneer. • . WM. LITTLE. 8
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 157, 3 July 1917, Page 6
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