i APOTIOICB. QPECIAL , SPECIAL SPECIAL. TO RUNHOLDERB, FARMERS. STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. GRASS CJEED -fIRABS OEED. BASS OEED vTii A g s »EED. GRASS ICJEED. « BASS -*3eED. ~ —* " . •**;- ' QUR A NNUAL A CCTION GALE OF AND QLOVER , QEEDS. T TONES, AUCTIONEERS, . "ON THE.CORNER," CITY MARKETS, AUCKLAND. TX7EDNESDAY, TUrARCH -\A AT -t A O'CLOCK. T TONES, AUCTIONEERS. WILL SELL BY AUCTION. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT EVERY CLASS OF PURCHASER. 1(t AfIALB. AKAROA COCKSFOOT, XD,VUU l b. AKAROA COCKSFOOT, 16-ITIb Seed. 45.000L8. SOUTHERN PERENNIAL RTE. 30.000L8. ITALIAN RYE. 13.500L8. COWGRASS. 570L8. POA TREVILIAS. 1500LB. CHEWING'S FESCUE. 1870LB. DANTHONIA. 1000LB. ALSYKE. 3000LB. WESTERN WOLTHS. 2T50L8. LOTUS ANGUSTISSIMUB. 2000LB. WHITE CLOVER. 960L8. FESCUE AND RYE MIXTURE. 200LB. MARLBOROUGH .LUCERNE. 5.000L8. FARMERS' DRESSED COCKSFOOT. ' Also: LOTUS MAJOR. CLOVERS, FESCUES, PASPALUM. SEEDS—ALL KINDS—SEEDS. SEEDS—ALL KINDS—SEEDS. 1500LB. SWEDE SEED includea Chara1500LB. SWEDE SEED plon. John Bull, 1500LB. SWEDE SEED Superlative. 500LB. TURNIP SEED, all kinds. CARROT SEED, MANGOLD SEED. MUSTARD, RAPE, KALE. Also, about SOOOLB. OF GRASS SEED, suitable for rough sowing. SPECIAL NOTE.—THIS WILL BE ONE OF THE LARGEST GRASSSEED AUCTION BALES EVER HELD IN NEW ZEALAND, and every line Is FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. As thia will be the only Auction Sale of Grass-seed we will bold tbia year, buyers are advised to take this great opportunity of buying their requirements. Seeds can be inspected in both of our stores. AUCTION SALE WILL BE HELD IN OUR AUCTION PREMISES, CITY MARKETS, On WEDNESDAY, MARCH I*4,' * WEDNESDAY/MARCH 14, f AT 10 O'CLOCK.. ' P. D. JONES A. W. JONES Auctioneer. Auctioneer. J JONES. GENERATE AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN. PRODUCE. GRASS-SEED AND MANURE MERCHANTS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, "ON THE CORNEB." CITY MARKETS, AUCKLAND. 12 TMPOBTANT A UCTION '* gALE. gUTCLIFFE AND QO., AT 61, P*"? R^ 0 . tOPJPOSITE DOMAIN.) TTya3DNESDAY, INARCH ' _£. AT 11 O'CLOCK. AT O'CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from MISS, _ MAHON, who has sold her property, tne undersigned will Sell, mHE SUPERIOR AND WELL-CHOSEN L FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS OF THE JUBOVE 8-HOOMED RESIDENCE, ... t Including: UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Arthur Allison and Son: Details Induce: DINING ROOM — UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. by Artnor AMlaon antfSons; In perfect order; ralue, lOOwps. HANDSOME 3-PIBCE CHESTERFIELD SUITE <ln Saddlebags). BRUSSELS CARPET SQUARE ttS-grb? 12), MIRRORED KAURI SOLID OAK KXTEXBION OVAL DINING TABLE, POL. BIMC S2RRI2 CHAIR. SOLID RfISHWOOD-DINNER WAGON. 6 SUPERIOR OAK DININ<CHAIRS, IPlctures. Rugs., Mats. Crockery. Glassware. Ornaments. »?<"«< Cushions, Venetian Blind*. Bookshelf, Curtains, Fender, etc. . DRAWING ROOM—VALUABLE 9-PIECE SUITE (Walnut Frames, upholstered in Silk Tapestry). HEAVY .AXMINSTER CARPET (12 by 10.6). Ottoman Seat. Rosewood Pot Stand. Occ. Tables, Whatnot. Pictures, Mirrors, Cushions. Ruga, Ornaments, Fender, Venetian Blinds, Curtains, Jardinieres, Plants, etc. HALL AND STAiIRS—HALLSTAND. CARPET RUNNER (lSyds appro.), Por- . tleree, Mirror, Jardinieres. Plants, Lino. Picta.. Brass Rods. Slip Mats, etc. IBEDROOMS <4)— WARDROBES IN 0.R., POLISHED RIMU BEDSTEADS. . Wirewoves. Kapoks. Pillows. ■ Blankets, Toilet Sets. Combination Chests, Scotch Chest. Carpet Square. Rugs. ■ Easy Chairs. Lounges. Good Line*., Commode Chairs Swing Mirrons, Pictures. Venetian Blinds. Curtains, and all Bedroom Appointments. KITCHEN -AND OUTSIDE- VICTORY SEWING MACHINE, Table. Velvet Pile Cover. Lino., Chiffonier. Chairs. Cruet, Crockery. Glassware. Saucepans. Kettles. Pots and Pans. All Kitoben UtensHs. Bread Crock. Mincer. Clock. Gas Iron, Gas Ring. Flat Irons. Trays, Baskets. Coal Scuttle. 2 Lawnmowers. Wringer. Garden .Tools. Spade, Rake. ,Hoe, Linen Basket-. Saw, Shears, Steps, Buckets. Bath. Axe. Lines and Props, Wire Mat. Coir Mats. Skates, Clubs, Lots of -Sundries. AUCTIONEER'S MEMO.—The aljove furnishings are ■'■ of superior order and highgrade This to an exceptional opportunity ,to those desiring to acquire good furnlsh,lngs at a nominal coat. rxpiCKINS, gUTCLIFFE AND QO., ''ALWAYS SELLIT." NEWTON'S BUSY AUCTIONEERS, - THE UNION SALE BOOMS., 7 17 <qpp. Bt. -Helena Hospital.) . 'Phone 680 A. -. ,-■ -~. ~-■ ' - GEORGE CHIGNELL.' ... 3 ,i.. . _.-.-■ ■;.. •.;■•: Auctioneer. ■». i "'■ W. 5- H R T A N T, •**-• - . (Successor to F."Bryant). COAL MERCHANT AND CARRIER. 2, WattemaU Chamber*, next to Unstbma Bldga. and Jervols Road, ronaoaby- _ 1 Telephone 1726. C
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 59, 10 March 1923, Page 8
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