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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 6

AUCTIONS. TjTRUIT. XfUtUIT. rpRUIT. ■piBUIT. "pRUIT. "piRDIT. rpURXER AND QOXS, X TD.. CITT MARKETS, SELL. /pO-MORItOW, AT g QA A.M. SHARP. QHOICEST pi!UI T. I ['ROM THE BEST GROWERS, Comprising— Q. KATES, /-I RAPES, QUINCES, QUINCES, (JAPES, j ■JATES, J_>LUMS, ULL'MS, nh'AHS, ' rpo.MATOES, mOMATOES, 1 j A I'PLES, V I'PI.ES, 'i TEMONS, JJASSIONS, tJASSIONS, > pEACHES, pEACHES, \ PRODUCE. ' 100 BAt>S NEW POTATOES. *\ Kil BAGS ONIONS. Kik DOZ. MARROWS AND FCMPKIXS n(l BAGS KUMARAS, CELERY, -| «JU lIAIMIOIS, CAUJtACE. AMI ALL. ■ UTIIER VE(JKTABI,KS IN SEASON • E r r URNEl ' AND T TD., FRUIT AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, ' CITY MARKETS. 22 ; TjMJUIT. T^RUIT. ; TjTRUIT. "p-^RUIT. I AS ACCENT FOR GROWERS OP ; QUALITY FRUIT. TJADLEY AND / >,( -'., T TD., • T>ADLEY AND p«O., X TD. • T? ADLEY AND r*O., X TD. mO-MORROW, in OQ ' WILL SELL I ISLA.NU /VUAXUKS. ISLAND /GRANGES. JSLANU /MUXUKS. rSLAND /JBANUEH. JJU'K AND Q.HEEX TJB-rACKED R'PE AND /"I KEEN T> ANANAS. TJ ANANAS. TJKACIIES pKACHES ■XJ-ECTARINES T^ECTARINES QUINCES QUINCES Q.UAPES. /CRAPES mOMATOES mOMATOES p FRUIT p FRUIT POTATOES, ONIONS," KUMARAS. TJADLEY AND /~10., T TD. FRUIT MARKETS. 10 PUBLIC NOTICES. pUB LI C TRU S T OFFI C. E. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. Notice 1r hereby giver., pursuant to section f>o of the Public Trust Office Act, 19OS, that all creditors and others having claims against any of the deceased persons whose names appear in the Schedule hereunder (ami whose estates are under administration by the I'ublic Trustee) are hereby I required to lodge such claims, supported by i full particulars, with the Public Trustees local oltlce at Auckland, on or before tba 24th day of May, 11)10. Any claim not lodged by the date named Is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. (1) RICHARD DIGNAN, late of Auckland, retired Civil Servant. (2) ARTHUR ISAAC FOSTER, late of Auckland, Grocer, but at death a Soldier, No. V2/-ZiKi N.Z.E.F. (3) WALTER NEWTON ELLEN, late of Auckland, but formerly Malakana, Orchardist. R. TRIGGS. Public Trustee. ' Wellington. March 21, 1910. 567 rpiHE r\OVERN-M.ENT pAN>NOT ■WOW xySCIMMINATIS RBTWEBS THTS Q.KOWEH AND THF/ r /GENERAL X IQUOK miRADTJ. The Australian Government has recently decided to except the Wine-making Industry from the Liquor Question, and the carrying of Prohibition In the 'Commonwealth -K-ouia not affect tue welfare of Australian ! Vlgnerons. But if Prohibition be carried on April 10 next here In New Zealand, our local Winemakers -will be unable to supply their INVALID WINES for household and coni valescent use. J Naturally, the Australians will dlrect.'y benettt by this embargo upon local home j production, and tihe result will be greatly I enhanced prices to the sick for theJr luvalid Wine Supply. Surely tills is not in the interest of Dominion Efficiency, and Is in liseir sufllcleut justlßeation for your -YTOTE /"IONTINUANCB O N A PRIL 10. -VTEW (yEALANT) A SSOCIATION. boo XJISSOLUTION OF pARTNERSHTI*. MR. LEONARD OOAKL.EY (Late of Walker and Coakley), Having dissolved partnership with Mat. ■GEORGE WALKIKR, I have now commenced business as a General Auctioneer nud Complete House Furnisher, at the old premises. Hall of Commerce, High Street. To those people contemplating selling tuelr Household Furniture you could not do better than consult mc. As was generally known, for the last three years I personally conducted the majority of the Auction Sales, both la tie Mart and outside, of the late firm, and the success merited In the past will no doubt he accorded mc in the future ••Coakley Will Sell It." LEONARD CO.VKLKY. Genor.il Auctioneer. Valuer ami House Furnisher, Hall of Commerce, High St. Phone £!3S. &.->:! GRAND OPERA Gramopnone Records make Exe-ilent Gifts. See Our Selection.—E .anc r. Piano Agency, UO, B. CeldftnU, Btuagcb ■ U