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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 24, 28 January 1921, Page 6

APCTIOTfS. -pBUIT. *p«BUIT. -pRUIT. TfIRUIT. TT"BUIT. "piBUIT. NO SALES TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 20t_i CHoli-day). mURNERS AND r*»ROWERS, T TD. mURNERS AND »TTD. (Incorporating E. Turner and Sons, Ltd.), SELL -vroNDAY, q A-M. (NOTE TIME OF SAILE), "DON ptHIRETIEN T>EABS. "DON T>EARS. T-»DN p"HBET-EN -pEARS. PEACHES PEACHES PEACHES PEACHES NEC TA RI N'BS N'ECT AHIN BR N'ECT A RINE3 NECT A RINEJS PLTT-MS 3»IA"*M*S rUITMS PDUM-S TOMATOES TOMATOES TOMATOES TOMATOES PEARS FEARS APPLES APPI.TC-S APRHXITS APRICOTS LEMONS LICMON\S BANANAS fßtpe) BAXAXAS ORANGES (Navel) ORANGES rpURN-ER-S AND CIUOWEES, T TD. rpiIRNERS AND HROWEIRS. T TD. (Incorporating E. Turner and Sons. Ltd.) FRUIT, PRODUCE AND POULTRY AUCTIONEERS. CITY ■MAR'FTETS. AUCKLAND. 27 I TJICHARD A RTHUR, T TD. "WILL SELL,, Under Dissolution of Partnership, MESSRS. BIcOWNHILL AND GRAHAM, 131, VICTORIA STREET WEST. Tjr TO-DATE "pOOTMAKER'S pLANT. rpHURSDAY, "HVEBRUARY ft AT -I -I A.M. COMBINATION ••AMBRICAN- FINISH ING MACHINE, with Five Knife Attachments and Other Latest Improvements. TEATS FAIR STITCHING MACHINE. DLAKE SOLE SEWING MACHINE. PRESS ROLLERS, SKIVING, EYELET, AND PUNCHING MACHINES, TOECAP PUNCHES. RIBBING-DOWN MACHINE. PRESS KNIVES, STANDS AND PIPES. JACKSTANDS, LASTS, Assorted Slzes. SHOW CASE, CLICKING BOARD. ETC. SINGER PATCHING MACHINE. OIA HP. CROMI'TON MOTOR AND -"■/"_ SWITCH BOARD, ELECTRIC LIGHT FTTTINGS AND S"WITCH BOARD. CAMPLE BOOTS AND SHOES. The Whole of the Above Most be Sold to Close Partnership Account. rj*IHOS. T> A RTHTJR, LAND AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEER. ' 40 PICNICS, "CXCURSIOIfS, ETC. -p I C N I c. rpHE pROO-tESSTTB p-tHURCH OF er TR ITCA LI STS WILL HOLD THTEIR piCXIC AT JJUCKTLAND'S "DEACH rpO-MORROW. BRADNEY AND BINNS- BOAT LF.AVES PROM OPPOSTTE TIOLLTCR MILLS -• AT 10 A.M. TICKETS, if. 541 t. "VTORTHERN STF.A-ISHIP ■*-* COMPANY, LTD. I OSTEND. S.S. X A W A V. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), JAN. 28. 0.30 p.m. ■CHARLES HANSON. S7 Manager. "-VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD. "pXCURSIONS. ANNIVERSARY DAY. JANUARY 20, 1021. COWES BAY. P. 5. WAKATERE, Northern Wharf, !) a.m. Fare, 2 0. KAWAU ISLAND. S.S. CLANSMAN. Northern Wharf. 0 a.m. (And other steamer if required.) Fare, 4/. WAIWERA* HOT SPRINGS. S.S. NGATIAWA, Northern Wharf, 0 a.m. Earc, 3/6. ARKLE'S BAY. S.S. WAIPU, King's Wharf, » a.m. Fare, 2/C. BROWN'S BAY AND DEEP CREEK. S.S. TANIWHA, King's Wharf, 0 a.m. Fare, 2/G. ORAPIU AND AWAROA. S.S. HAUITI, King's Wharf, 9.13 a.m. Fare, 2/6. OSTEND. O.V. WAIUKU, Northern Wharf. 0.30 a.m. Fare, 2/6. Vessel will leave resorts at 4.30 p.m., except Ostend. and a vessel will leave j there at o p.m. • I Children 12 and under: Waiwera and j Kawau, 2/: Minimum, 1/G. No meals served on vessels. Afternoon tea, cup of tea and biscuit. If. 3 NORTHERN STEAM SHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. ' TRIPS TO PLEASURE RESORTS. As there will be no steamers to the Resorts on Friday afternoon, passengers may take the E-cursion steamers on Saturday, leaving at 0 ?.m. ■Steamers will arrive Monday morning as nsn.il. 12 CHARLES RANSON, Manager. c—r —--—i Tj-XCURSIONS *^ m^mMMMm BUCKLAND'S BEACH. (Weather Permitting) SATURDAY. JANUARY 29. SUNDAY, JANUARY 30. Steamers will leave the Waterfront, opposite Northern Roller Mills, Each Day ot 10 a.m. Bucklnnd's 4 p.m. Return Fare, if. 333 - BRADNEY AND BINNS. /*•»._ TIT ISSPAH RBBiEKAH '-*)* -A"- LODG-*;. 1.0.0. F. J*f ** . ANNUAL PICNIC, wBaC/ 29TH JANUARY, 1021. Members are notified that Trains leave Auckland for 'Papakura at 8.30 a.m. and 12.20 p.m., and not at the time previously mentioned. Members of Sister Lodges are cordially invited to accompany us. Hot water, tea, sugar, and milk provided. E. L, fJEWBOU), N.G. BTS G. M. EEON; 6ee.