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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 128, 30 May 1918, Page 6

AUCTIONS. Q.OOD SECONDHAND TjTURNITURE IN CSTUrENDOUS "V7-ABIETY. TXADRUP AND p<HIGNELL. AT THEIR AUCTION ROOMS, VICTORIA STREET EAST. rpO-MORROW, "EMUDAY, AT -J -I O'CLOCK. QOMPLETE QONTENTS OF rpilBEE "TTOMES. * Removed to Our Sale Booms for IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. AUCTION OPENS WITH 99 BOLLS GOOD LINOLEUM, CARPETS, Hall Runner, Rugs, and General Ploor Coverings. THEN A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SOUND, CLEAN JJOUSEIIOLD "piURNITUBE AND "py.'FECTS, ' As follows:— TTPR. GRAND WALNUT PIANO iv ex- «-< cellent tone, HANDSOME OAK GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, MIRROR SIDEBOARDS, 7-PCE. OAK DINING SUITE, OAK EXTENSION TABLE, Divan Lounge and Chairs, Settees, Occ Tables and Chairs, Rugs, Mochettc Carvers' Chairs, Sofas, Easy and Morris Chairs, O.R. Buffet, O.R. Diuner Wagon, Curb and Fenders, Overmantels, A.B. and Canadian Chairs, Pictures and Ornaments, Hall Stand and Settee Couches, China Ware, Curtains and Blinds. q ALM. NEW COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES, COMBINATION TOILET PAIRS, W T ashstauds, Combination and Scotch Chests, Bedside Tables and Chairs, WARDROBES, DBL. AND SOL WOOD AND BBASS-MTD BEDSTEADS, WIRES, and Stretchers, TOILET WARE, Institution Beds, • Duchess Pairs, Asm. Slip Mats, Bugs, KAPOK nnd Flux BEDDING, Casement Curtains, Linen and Venetian Blinds, Screens, Pictures, and Usual Appointments. KITCHEN DBESSER, Meat Safes, Gent's Good Bicycle, Kit. Tables and Chairs, Garden Hose and Roller, Wringer, Tools, Irons, Brooms, SAUCEPAN'S, Kettles, Grillcr, Utensils, CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE, and endless range of attractive Sundries. rtOURTESY AND "VTO "DESERVES. "DLEASED rpo DEE "yOU ! TTADBCP AND /-IHIGNELL. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET EAST. S JjTRUIT! TjMtUIT! "pRUIT! TCIRUIT! "piIUIT! TGMIDIT! TJADLEY AND /"K>., T TD., DADLEY AND po., T TD., Will Sell at their Rooms. CENTRAL SITE, MUNICIPAL MARKETS, mO-MORROW, "pRIDAY, COMMENCING AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP. SYDNEY FRUIT (via Wellington, subject to arriving in time)—MANDARINS PINES, PASSIONS, LEMONS. Also, DESSERT APPLES, COOKING APPLES, DESSERT AND COOKING PEARS, GRAPES, BANANAS, ISLAND ORANGE'S. •AMERICAN VALENCIAS. "PRODUCE—WHEAT, OATS, CHAFF J STRAW, POTATOES, ONIONS,' MAIZE, AND VEGETABLES. T>ADLEY AND pH>., T TD., , FRUIT AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANT'S. 6 pitUIT. JpRTjiT. pRUIT. JjTRIDAY, ]y<p-Y Q1 1918. If) A. M PROMPT. 1500 C ASES F BCIT - A. B. D OXALD - L™Will Sell by Auction, as under: BANANAS, ORANGES, DELICIOUS APPLES. JONATHAN APPLES. COOKERS. WINTER NELIS PEARS PEARS (COOKERS), TOMATOES, GRAPES, ETC. Also, K(\ BOXES APRICOTS and FIGS (281b Boxes). PRODUCE — 100 Sacks Maize, 500 Sacks Potatoes, Pumpkins, Kumaras, etc. A. B. D ONALD - T.IMITED. NO. 1 BUILDING. " NEW' CITY' MARKET. 13 APPEALS OF RESERVISTS. CONSIDERED BY BOARD. CASES DECIDED. The First Auckland Military Service Board is dealing with numerous appeals of men called up. Archie Baxter, Mt. Eden, was proved to toe under military age, while Albert Anderson (Mr. Coates) showed that he 'belonged to C Class of the Second Division. The application of Chas. A. Christini, Onehunga. was adjourned. The adjourned appeal of Francis C. Hood, Mount Eden (Mr. Mowlem) was j further adjourned to allow appellant, j who has five brothers on service from j England, to be medically re-examined. j Sydney Weston, of Devonport, proved that he was a member of D Class, Second Division. William E. Hayes, furniture dealer, Karangahape Road (Mr. Hall Skelton), was allowed extension of leave till 15th August to arrange his business affairs. REFUSED NON-COMBATANT WORK. The appea.l of James Vallance (CI), ot Mt. Roskill, who previously based hi 3 plea for exemption on the ground that he was a minister of the Gospel, was continued. Appellant said he belonged to the Testimony of Jesus, but was not able to sufficiently justify his plea. The appeal was dismissed, and leave till June 20 granted. Appellant refused non-combatant work on religious scruples, and said he would take the consequences. Israel J. Goldstein (CI), law clerk, applied for leave to sit for his -law examination on November 7. The Board elicited that the University term and lectures concluded on August 10, and considered that if leave was given till August 29, appellant could go to camp and study and get leave to sit for the examination. GIRLS' BEST TONIC. Most growing girls require a tonic. Wilson's Malt Extract adequately meets the need, since it stimulates and upbuilds, without any reaction. Made from pure malted barley only, it is a food tonic which prevents anaemia and "run-down." The blood is enriched, the appetite improved, I and the food more easily assimilated. Give your girls a course of it. Chemists and stores. —Wholesale from all merchants or ■Mr C. H. Hooper, 53 and 54, Brunswick Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. Phone A£2S<3,—(Ad-i