AUCTIONS. T)EYOXPORT A UCTION TTOOMS. mO-MOKROW (WEDXHSDAY), ST -I O'CLOCK. TKHJLTRY. TXOOSEHOLD . A'NTD ■p U R X 1 S H I X G S, AXD "IfiA LOTS CARPENTER'S AND -LUU . QARDEX TOOLS. 1 ftfk LOTS CARPENTER'S AND ±\nJ GARDEN TOOLS. 1 flift LOTS CARPENTER'S AXD ±\)U GARDEN TOOLS. OX VIEW (MORXIXG OF SALE. B. N. M- ELVILLEAUCTIONEER AND HOUSE AGENT, •DEVOXPOUT. 4 fJ\O QNEUUXOA TJESIDEXTS. T>ICHARD T\TD., OATURDAY — — DATURDAI. AT -t O'CLOCK. MR. GALLAGHER, -who has sold the Property, has Instructed u& to Sell, ON TIIR PREMISES. T OWER r\ UEEN Qt, rvXEIICNGA (Two Doors from Sutherland's Garage), irpUE ITTTHOLE OV THE T^URNITURE \ AND TTOU3E XpURXISIIINGS. ; ALso. [ QLDSMOBILE 2-SEATsn MOTOR CAR. ENGLISH PIANO, SADDLEBAG SUITE OK r> PIECES. 2 SUPERIOR CARiPETS (ir, x 15, in x 12), CHIFFOXIF.R, CLOCK, E.P. WARE. TEA SET, DINNERWARE. GLASSWARE. CHINA. CUTLERY CRUET. EASY CHAIRS, OCCASIONAL TABLES. GLASS CASK AND SULPHUR COAL VASE, FENDERS. LINOLEUMS. 11. RUGS. DICTIONARY, LOT OF HOOKS. Etc
SUPERIOR MIRROREI> WABDRpBE, SCOTCH CHEST DRAWERS (MADE OF N.Z. WOODS). DUT-TIESS PAIR. OOStn. OHBST. TOILET WARE. D.B.M. BEDSTEADS. WIRE MATTRESSES. FEATHER BED. BLANKETS. SHEETS, OT-11/TS. PII.T.OW-SIIAMS, Etc.
KITCHEN TABLE, CARVED CHAIRS. SAUCEPANS. GAS IRON. KETTLES CROCKERY AND KITCHEN UTENSILSI Also, GARDEN ROLLER. LAWN MOWER. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OP GARDEN ,»Xn CARPENTERS' TOOI.S. lIO3E. LADDERS. COIL WIRE, AND OTHER SUNDRIES. Also. fJ-SEATER OI.nSMOBILE MOTOR CAR. •* TYRES IN GOOD CONDITION. AND CAR IS IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER. TJICHARD A RTHUR. J TD.,
A IVEEK-END JOB. "Recently I purchased a tin of Pluvol. and ist week-end set to work and renovated a .rlef bag. I found the leather inclined to rnck In parts, but I'luvol hns made It like ,ew. 'I then tackled the family footwear. It ias rained steadily for days, .but all our .note have successfully wentberert the torm. I cannot speak too highly of Pluvol s a waterproofing material, and would idvise any business man to try it." Half-pints 1/0, pints 2/ft , , nt shoe stores, fiddlers, and general stores. If your lealer does not stock, order from us, adding Id postage for small, and Od for large. Vholesale: Harold Llghtband. Ltd., Strand Arcade, Auckland.—(Ad.)
Everyone benefits by the use of Ex-ox, tbe fluid beef extract that contains ALL the goodness. For young and old alike It is tiie most stimulating, nourishing and tasty beef extract on the market. Ex-ox Is not expensive. From all grocers. Insist on Ex-ox—a St. GeWge product made by Irvine and Stevenson. Infectious germs which lodge in the mucous of the mouth and throat are destroyed by Sharland's Formalin Throat Tablets (mint or cinnamon flavour). Sold everywhere. 2/. — (Ad.) All wiee mothers use.Wade'e Worm Figs. Eradicate worms of all descriptions. Price 1/6.—(Ad.) The box plan for the Band of Hope sathering in the Town Hall, on June 3rd and sth, is now open at Messrs. Wildman and Arey's, Victoria Arcade.—(Ad.) Ten drops of Nazol on a small piece of lint or flannel and placed between the Bhirt and singlet is a good way to get the benefit of constant inhalation—which protects the air passages against influenza infection. —(Ad.) Wolfe's Schnapps Is suitable alike for men and women, and is in every sense beneficial.—(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 124, 25 May 1920, Page 6
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