WANTED ENOWK. TT7HEN SHALL WE HEAR JW MR ROBERTS ? 535 I A RT Treasures, collected in 5 years, to be U\.' sold in 5 hours, on Friday.—Walker's Auction Mart, Queen St. 103 TirEN'S Flax Working Shirts, 5/11; Wool iii-Underflannels, 0/0, 7/U; Fleecy Uuderehirts and Drawers, 3/11; Wool Rugs, 14/& Brldgman's Sale. 97 T OST. the Butclier, and found D. Rcid. AA sells Meat Cheaper thau ever. —Opp. Opera House, 3 shops—Wellesley St., Khy(ber Pass. Quay St.. __■ ETURNED Soldiers.—Smart Tweed Suits 59/6; .Navy Serge Suits, 90/; Raincoats, Underwear, keenest prices. Govt, orders cached.—Brldgman's Sale. 100 CiIHARMING Doulton and Quaint Satsuma t China at Auction Prices, Fri'iay.— Walker and Co., Auctioneers, Queen St. 103 VX7ANTED—6OOO Workers to 'Purchase al • » D. Keid's Sale, To-morrow, 1 p.m. Everything goes cheap. 501 IMPORTANT TO RETURNED MEN~ Ready-to-Weax and Unclaimed Suits, tailor-made, in all colours and sizes; also Navy Serges, guaranteed fast indigo dye. •Schneldeman Bros., Ltd., 215, 217, 211), Queen St. \L> rVTEW DESIGi«S i> EASTERN RUUa UA AND CARPETS JUST TO nAND, ARTHUR'S FDRSJSHISG WAREHOUSE. ELLIOTT STREET. D . A /~1 ROSSM_a.?J T TD. FURNITURE O.N EASY TEEMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. .-URNiTL'.IE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. -CRNITUHE ON EASY TERMS. "■TIRXITCRE ON EASY TERMS. P'TRNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. rURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. > A AND f\o.. T TD. HOUSE FURNISHERS, 111-113. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. AUCKLAND. D KEEP UP YOUR MILEAGE BUT REDUCE YOUR TYRE BILL. FIT CLINCHER CROSS CAR TYRES! fcjuej're used on the Western Front— the supreme testAsk at Any Garage. PULLAN, ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Agents. B "WANTED TO SELL. ARTISTIC Gems for Refined Folk— ■*A Walker's Auction Rooms, NVxin ■Friday. 103 TjAINTY! Quaint! Beautiful! China and AJ Pictures for Sale by Auction.—Walber'a Big Mart. Queen St., Friday. 103 gEWING MACHINES, Singer, 66-1, as new, £12 12/, complete- and guaranteed. Repairs and Needles.—R. H. Wilson, 23 and 83, WeUesley St. W. 'Pbone 3466. B YjyHY Have Tawdry Pictures? Artistic » t Gems by Auction.—Walker and Co.'s Auction Rooms, Friday. 103 CIINGER SEWING MACHINE. Dropleaf tJ £2 15/; White Drophead, £3 12/6; others' an makes, til prices. Machines Bought' Sold, and Exchanged —R, H. Wilson 2a and 33, Wellesley St. W. ' B j A 'RT Connoisseurs—Your Opportunity »tA Pictures and China, at Walker's Auction Sale. Friday. 103 JTAVE -J7IOB RALEBENZINE SMOOTHING GOOD CHINA ODD CUPS, Sd each. CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, 10d each. LARGE SOUP PLATES, Fainted Blue, 1/ each. STAND AND TABLE MANGLES. BRITISH-MADE WRINGERS. LAWN MOWERS, 12in and 161n. DROPHEAD TREADLE 5-Drawer Sawing Machines, £6 10/. ONE-MAN SAWS, 3ft, 34ft, 4ft. HAND, PA-NEL, RIP, AND TENNON SAWS. p I R R I T, VICTORIA STREET (Just Across Hobson Street.) B H. B trrCHE - B SELLS IT FOR LESS. BUY YOUR FURNITURE DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER; AND STAIN YOUR FLOORS WITH OT'R UNIVERSAL VARNISH FLOOR STATN lint Size, 2/6; Quarts, 5/. Easy to Use, And Dries Hard ln 30 Minutes. TT "OUTCHER, ITIE LONDON FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 101, 193, 195, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Facinc Newton P.O. D ARTICLES FOR SALE. LOVELY Oak .Dining Suite, Sideboard, and China Cabinet combined, without reserve.—Waikex'a Big Mart, on Friday. 103 IrtULDINU Camp Bed for Sale; also Kodak P.C. Film Developing Outfit and Printing frames: good as new and cheap.—Apply Friday or Monday, 7-0 p.m.. at 134, Upper Symonds St., next Bousliill's Monumental Works. 120 BEA U TIFUL Home Broken Up—Your Opportunity.—Under the hammer.— Walker's Auction Mart, Queen St., Friday. 103 BA_NGI! Goes the Hammer—Priceless Art Treasures—Yours! —Walker's Auction Rooms, Queen St., Friday. 103 PLAYER PlANOS.—British made, from £110. Large stock. Inspection solicited. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Colalcutt Manager. D MELBA, Caruso, Tetrazzlni, and Other Great Artists' Records, exclusively for H.M.V. Gramo. Co.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. D . SEEDS FOR SALE. A -j SEEDS have a reputation for •A. quality seldom equalled, never surpassed.—O'Leary-Downs, Ltd., Seedsmen, Cook St. g Al " FEEDS.-Grass Seeds, Clover Xi-.J-. Seeds. Farm and Gurdcn Seeds • O'Leary-Downs, Ltd., Seedsmen, Cook St. B 11 1 SEEDS.-Use A.l. Quality Seeds. For Grass and Clover Seeds wHro Ltd, AL J2g : FRCTO FOR SALE. pRuxT. jmura. Trmuix. APPLES— 5 Dellcions and Scarlot m Chou.e 8/, Me£V^: PEAKS 0 — L ' S ' a " >lCe T/ ** Media » 0/.. I ' reSe, N i c 1 t S cls\. Cookeia C/C * 461b. •TOMATOES— lßlb Net in Case, 4/0 We handle All Other Fruit in *„., Cash with Order. Free 0 * P. o.'B. 1243. rhoQe tTiXSEi AND gtto^ '• T .» , jcrrY. aiARKETs,
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 68, 20 March 1919, Page 2
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