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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 56, 7 March 1921, Page 6

AUCTIONS. mHE T»OPULA.R ■pWDIT ANI -pRODUOE TICART. mO-MOBROW. rpO-MOBROW I -pWtCIT. T>RO,DUCE, "yEGETABLES -y-EGETABLES. "CMtUIT, T>RO.DUCE. A. B. D ONALD ' L TD A. B. D ONAID L TD mOJIORROW. AND TpVBRI TTfEEK-PAY, AT A A.M. ENTRIES:— FKT'IT. BANANAS (Ripe). * FRUIT FRUIT. LE.MONS (I;ocal>. FRUIT twit. i'p:aus rw.B.c. fruit •FRI'IT. PASSIONS (I>ocan. FRUIT IFKt'ir. C.RAPiRS i.Hot house). FRI'IT I fri'it. ("A™ <km>ser.krries. fruit I FRUIT. .PEARS (1...R..7.1. F-RUIT ! FRUIT. APPLES (Dessert I. FRI'IT I "FRUIT. TOMATOES (Hothouse) FRUIT FRUIT. TKArjI.ES. ' FRI'IT FKTIT. PLUMS. FRUIT i rs i T-γ. oran-g-es (island), fruit I FRUIT. QUINCES. FRI'IT FRUIT. Ktr. FRIIT FHUIT. FRIMT. FUVIT 450 te 450 •WATERiIEIXKXR. WATERMELONS (None from ■Sydney this wpekl. -I CASE C'reAiRETTE PAPERS. -J PARCEL CIGARETTE PAPERS. T>RODI"OE. T>ROnUCE. 300 prMrKIN,s - A (){) BACrS ONION'S. E|l| BAGS KI'.MA.RA.S. i>()fi SACKS POTATOES. BEANS. PEAS. ■CELERY. CABRAfSBP CARROTS, and Ollior YeeeUliles ie Season. CONSIGN Him FRI'IT AND PRODCCI 1 TO Tin: PROGRESSIVE FIRM, A. B. D^ ID L TD FRUIT ANI) rRODI'CE AIVTIO..VKERS. ■prsuiT. Tfßnrr. ■piRUIT. "pfRUIT. pßtllT. rpLRN'ERS AXD /GROWERS, TTD., mCRNEBS A.YD T. TD -< (Incorporating E. Turner and Sons, Ltd.,. WILL SELL IT 8.30 AM - T° MORROW - 5.30 AM 5000 O 48 * 38 F EDIT 5000 F- RCITCHOICE LINES. FROM THE BEST GROWERS. TON CHRETIEN PEARS (Choice Lines) "DON CORETIEN PEARS (Choice Lines) TJOX CHRETIEN PEARS (Choice Lines) T OUIS BON PEARs (Splendid Quality) T ODIS BOX PBAits (Splendid Quailtj) rpOMATOES, TOMATOES (Now Cheap) mOMATOES, TOMATOES (Now Cheap) Q.OLIJEN QUBEN PEAiCHES. OLDEN /-\DDEN PEACHES. rj.RAPES (Finest Hotnooee) riBAPES (Best Outdoor) PJ.RAPE-S (Albany Surprise , ! A PPLES—CHOICE DESSERT. A PPLES — PRIME COOKERS. PEACHES QriNCES NECTARINES ORANOES PLT'MS BANANA'S LEMON'S LEJMONS BANANAS PLt'MS ORANGES NECTARINES QUINCES PEACHES <TAPE GOOSEBERTIIE« CScarce). NO DELATS IN BCTIXG. TWO FRUIT AUCTIONEERS SELLING. 10 AM : T>RODCCE AND "yEKSETABLBS. tfAA BAGS FIRST-CLASS POTATOES BAGS ONIONS Ori SACKS SQUASH. 300 LOOSE PUMPKINS. -J 00 BAGS L.OCAL KUMAR A3. 100 EDX - DL,EIS FRANKLIN CELERY. -| AA DOZ. CUCUMBERS. rt'ABBAGE. CARROTS. PARSNIPS, TVTARROWS, PEAS, BEANS. A LL VEOETABLES IN SEASON. mURNERS AND T.TD rpDRXEIBS AND Q.'ROWTraS, T\ TD ( (Incorporating E. Turner and Sons. Ui.] FRUIT. PRODUCE AND PODLTRT AUCTIONEERS. i CITY 'MARKETS. AT'CKLANT>. • ' I . _ j pOR CALB BT T>UBLIC A CCTION I ■ AT OUR ROOMS, 15, SHORTLAND ST 1 rpUESDAY, TITARCH -jK 1921, > I AT 1.30 P.M. ■I q /CHOICE TJUILDING QIITES Great Panoramic Views. Great Harbour Views 55FT BY 200 FT EACH. Stand high on Great North Road. Close to Avondale Station. TTARROP AND TyTEDLEY, 13, SHORTLAND STREET. I -pOR OALE BY ipUBLIC A HJCTION AT OUR ROOMS. 35. SHORTLAND ST rpUES-DAY, TITARCH -|X 1921, AT 1.30 P.iM. Instructed by the Owner, who lias remove' to Wellington, we will Sell his Mt. Edei property, known as T>AN<JEATEA, TTILLSIDE /^RESCEJT: GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, 9 ROOMS built under well-known Architect; bes and heaviest of timber; great view over city and harbour. , Following which we will Sell. " 1(> A CRBS AT N EW L TKN ON Q.OLF "POAD. 5 VIEWS OF BOTH HARBOURS. I T AND mostly in grass and fallow: com f -" nice native bush, pnngae, tree fen 1 running water ali weathers, brick well etc 2-rd. Whare, dairy, etc.; some good orchani I THESE HAVE LOW RESERVES. r , -pTARROP AND YpDLET, i AUCTTOXEBRS, I 15, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND.