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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 116, 15 May 1920, Page 8

1 ATICTIOIWL ■niiEtJIT. TJ*B_l_. -piBUIT. TjtBUIT. Tf»RUIT. -ptKTJIT. AT g A.M. ■p rpURXHR AND gONS. J_TD.. J£* mURNBR AST) gONS, J_TD.. WILL SELL CHOICE GBAPES, TOMATOES, LEMONS. APPLES. PEARS. FIGS, TREE TOMATOES, PASSIONS, ORANGES, COOK ISLAND ORANGES. EXCEPTIONALLY _ARGE LINES OF CHOICE FRUIT. -1 fk -!>; A.M.—"DHODUCE. "P» n —JRNBR AND CONS, TTD. FRUIT. PRODUCE AN- IPOtILTRAtJCTIOXraEItS. CITY MARKETS. 15 fTKHfSON T Tb. AUCTIONEERING SPECIALISTS AND VALUERS. i QUEEN AND LORNE STREETS. ■VTONDAY —11 A.M. — -MOXD-T. T'MPORTANT Q-ALE OF TTOUSEHOLD TJIU'RNITURE. WITHOUT 'RESERVE. /-VLD ENGLISH WALNUT SIDEBOARD. vTs "Chiropractic Couches, Bird's-eye Maple Dining Table, 3 Rimu Folding Screens, Leather To_r Office Table, with Drawers; Extension and Other Tables, Hand Sewing Machine, Chippendale Occas. Ohairs, 6 Seagrass Chairs. Seagrass Lounge. 2 Axmlnster Carpet Squares, 9 z 12: Set Shelves, Glass Front IBookcase, Small JMoquette Chesterfield, 3 Rimu Chairs, Upholstered Seats; Kitchen Tables, Copper Kerbs, -Pictures, Type—riter, Venetian <BUnds, Upholstered Conch, Child's High Chair, White Enamel- Overmantel, 2 Hall Stands, 7 Rolls 'Linoleum. 3HEAIW BRASS MOUNTED DOUBLE IRON BEDSTEADS, AV.W. Stretchers. almost new : WJW. Mattresses, Flock Mattress, Good Iron Cot, with drop side; Comb, and Other Chests, Dressing Tables and Washstands, 2 Gas Irons, 'Books. Magazines, and Kitchen Sundries; Curtflna. Wall Cabinet; Seagrass Mats, Bedroom Ware, Kitchen Dresser, Pennsylvania Lawn Mower. * rpONSON {XABLICK £10., J.TD. AUCTIONEERS. ETC. CHAS. J. SMITH, Manager Auctioneering Department. 5 B ELLS ftf-ll>T AUCTION BOOMS. (Opp. Town Hall). AT 1 P.M.. IN OUR ROOM'S. On Account of MRS. HERBERT, Richmond -i Avenue, Grey Lynn. FURNITURE, ETC. including 1 Sideboard, 1 Comb. Chest, with heavy B.P. Mirror; 2 6-Drawer Chests of Drawers, 1 Cheval Chest, 1 D. Table, 1 Dining Suite. 1 Carpet Sqnare, as hew; 2 Oct. Tables, 2 Small Chests, 2 Conches. 1 -Smoker's Chair, Toilet Ware, Pictures, 1 Seagrass Suite, Chiffonier, Chairs, Sewing Machine, Hedge Clippers, Safe, Child's Cot, 3 Stretchers, Fancy Tables.-Three Single Bedsteads, 1 Cruet, Double Bedsteads.. Double Wires,, 'Lino. Cane Chairs. . 10yds Heavy 'Passage Lino, Baby's Chair. Letter Press, 2 Hall Stands, Washstands, Plunge Bath and Sundries. ALSO, AT 1.30. 1 AMERICAN PUSH OHArR, 1 Hanging -*- 'Lamp. 1 Hand Sewing Machine, nearly new; 1 Mahogany Card Table. B _LLS ~^lo_T 1 P.M. T. H. BEL-, Auctioneer. • 187 QALE OF QCCIDENTAL TXOTEL, JITASTEBTON, ON mHURBDAY, THE _>OTH0 TH ]___ AT ' 102 °" AT 2.30 P.M. AT OUR ROOMS. 105. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. MESSRS. O pEORGE -JtfATHAN AND (*O., Are favoured with Instructions from MRS. B. M. SULLIVAN, to Sell by Public Auction, as above:— ALL. THAT PIECE OF LAND situate In and being part of Sections numbered '<? and 79 on the Public Map of the Town ot Masterton, and being part of the Allotments- numbers 14, 16, and 18 on Subdivisions!' Plan of the aforesaid Sections, Deposited No. 42, Wellington Registry, having a frontage to Queen Street of 37ft Sin, to Munro Street of 148 ft 6in. and to Cricket Street of 82ft 6in. TOGETHER with the substantial Brick Building thereon, known as the Occidental Hotel, containing 55 rooms and now used as tbe Commercial and Farmers" Clnb. Immediate possession will be given. Easily convertible into a good shop, and would make a splendid stand for a draper, being on the main thoroughfare, and with very little money spent on It it conld be turned Into a flrst-class hotel, which la badly needed In this rising town. __RMS exceptionally easy—only £1000 cash required. For further particulars and card to view apply to the Auctioneers, S 'O- 1508681 "NJATHAN AND 105. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, . WELLINGTON. 007 -H-PPING. P. A N D O. L l *" E - 'T° L ONDON ' VTA COLOMBO AND SUEZ. Vessel. Tons. From Sydney. _____*•"•••■ ___S? J »»y " CHINA 8)000 Jul t 11 MOREA. ....... nffio ■ Sw__ai. AU Steamers fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Through Passengers from New Zealand to Europe can embark on arrival of the last connecting steamer at Sydney. .For farther particulars,'apply to > _ RUSSELL AND SOMERS, B '" 3. Customs Street, Agents. AUCKLAND mO T^-LAND. VIA PANAMA— Ist Class—Single £100. Return £175 2nd Class—Single £65. Return £122." •rd Class—Single £37. £39. £43. Return £66, £70, £77. VIA AMERICA— ist Steamer Ist Ball—Single £06 11/8' 2nd Steamer, Ist Rail—Single £64 19/2 3rd Steamer. Ist BalHSlngie £47 12/6. VIA SUEZ (Orient)— " Ist Class—Single £116 up; Return.£224 2nd Class—Single £88 np; Return £161 3rd Class—Single (only) £38. £40. £44. No Booking Fees. . For Sailings apply rnaos. fjopK-AHp gfo n. .... '. AGENTS FOR ALL- LINES. _!._. INSURANCE OO.'S BUILDING, QUEEN STRBET. B ■pIAKO BIVEB ' SHIPPING CO. S.S ONEROA—TIME-TABLE. Leaves Auckland. . , Leaves KerepeehL Monday, 17th, 9 p.m. Tuesday, 18th, 5 p.m. Thura., 2pth v ll.S) p.m. Fri., -Ist, 7 p.m. "if'reight's payable at Auckland. O 1 AND WALLIB. iiattti''- 1 .-