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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 124, 25 May 1920, Page 8

' AUCTIONS. AUCTION x>00043. fpO-MOHBOW (WBDXESDAY). AT -t O'CLOCK. pDULTBT. TTaUSEHOiLD -poRNITURE AND prSSISHINSS, AND -|/V\ LOTS CARPENTER'S AKD -LUV GATtDEN TOOLS. -Iftfi LOTS .CAiRPEN'TEK'S AND XUv GARDEN TOOLS: "tftft LOTS CARPENTERS AND J-W GAKDKN TOOLS. ON.VIEW tMORNIXC OF SALK. R. N. m elviljLE ' AUCTIONEER AND HOUSE AKJENT, ©EVONPORT. 4 mO QNEHTJNGA "RESIDENTS. ■OICHARD ARTHUR, J TD., SATURDAY — Ttf'EXT — SATURDAY. AT -J O'CLOCK. MB. GALLAGHER, 'who has sold the Property, lias Instructed us to Sell, ON THE PREMISES, TOWER QUEEN OT., QNEHUNGA (Two Doors from Sutherland's Garage), mHE \TyHOLE OP THE T^URNITURE AND TXOUSE XfURNISHINGS. V Also, SYLDSMOBILE 2-SEATBK MOTOR CAR. ENGLISH PIANO, SADDLEBAG SUITE OF 5 PIECES. 2 SUPERIOR CAHiPETS (15 x 15, 15 x 12), OHIFFONIKU, CLOCK, K.P. WARE. TKA SET, DIXNEItWARE. GLASSWARE. CHINA. CUTLERY CRUET. EASY CHATRS, OCCASIONAL TABLES. GLASS CASE AND SULPHUR COAL VASE, FENDERS. LINOLEUMS. H. BUGS. DICTIONARY, LOT OF BOOKS, Etc. SUPERIOR MIRRORED WARDROBE, SCOTCH CHEST DRAWERS. (MADE OF N.Z. WOODS). DUOHESS PAIR, COMB. CHRST, TOILET WARK. D.B.M. BEDSTEADS. WI"RE MATTRESSES, FEATHER BED. BLANKETS. SHEETS, OTTILTS.' PILLOW-SHAMS. Etc. KITCHEN TABLE, CARVED CHAIRS, SAUCEPANS, GAS IRON, KETTLES CROCKERY AND KITCHEN UTENSILS. Also, GARDEN ROLLER. LAWN MOWETt. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN AND CARPENTERS' TOOLS. HOSE. LADDERS. COIL WIRE, AND OTHER SUNDRIES. . Also, <>«EATER OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CAR, TYRES IX GOOD CONDITION, AND CAR IS IN GOOD KUNNING ORDER. "OICHARD ARTHUR, J TD.,

A WESK-EN9 JOB. "Beeentlv I purchased a tin of Pluvol. and last week-end set to work and renovated a brief hag. I found the leather inclined to crack In parts, but Pluvol has made it like new. 'I wen tackled the family footwear. It has rained steadily for days, but all our boots have successfully wpnthprmi tt.o storm. I cannot speak too highly of Pluvol as a waterproofing material, and would advise any business nAn to try it." Half-pints 1/6, pints 2/6, at shoe stores, eaddlers, and general stores. If your dealer- does not stock, order from us, adding 4d postage for small, and 6d for large. Wholesale: Harold Lightband, Ltd., Strand Arcade, Auckland.—(Ad.) Everyone benefits by the use of Ex-ox, the fluid beef extract that contains ALL the goodness. . For young and old alike It \s the most stimulating, nourishing and tasty neef extract on the market. Ex-ox Is not expensive. From all grocers. Insist on Ex-ox—a St. George product made by Irvine and Stevenson. Infectious germs ■which lodge in the mucous of the mouth and throat are destroyed by Sharland's Formalip Throat Tablets (mint or cinnamon flavour). Sold everywhere. 2/. —(Ad.) . All wise mothers use .Wade's Worm Fips. Eradicate worms of all description*. Price 1/6.—(Ad.) The box plan for the Band of Hope : gathering in the Town Hall, on June 3rd and sth, is now. open at Messrs. WHdman and Arey'e, Victoria Arcade.—(Ad.) Ten, drops of Nazol on a small piece of lint or flannel and placed between the shirt and singlet 'is a good way to get the benefit of constant inhalation—whish protects the air passages against influenza infection.—(Ad.'l ■■ ' Wolfe's Schnapps Is suitable alike for men and women, and is in every sense i beneficial.—(Ad-i c .'■'_