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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 131, 4 June 1923, Page 6

SHTPPIWO. TTNION DTEAM g HIP Q OMrANT OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. j> CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN R.M. LINE, j " To Canada. United States, and Kurope. Via Suva, Honolulu. Victoria (8.C.) and Vancouver. Proposer! Sailings from Auckland: R.M.S MAKLRA..Wed., 6th June, 4 p.m. > X.M.S. NIAGAKA.-XUee.. 10th July, H a.i». R.M.S. MAKURA Tuesday. Tth Auguet R.M.S. NIAGARA Tuesday, lltli Sept. R.M.S. MAKURA Tuesday, 9th October f FOR SYDNEY. j R.M.S. NIAGARA 22nd June -| SAN FRANCISCO ROYAL MAIL LINE. J To United States. Canada, and Europe. From Wellington, via Rarotouga, Papeete, and San Francisco. R.M.S. TAHITr Tiieedny, 26tU Jane R.M.S. MATJXGANCI.... Tuesday, 24th July R.M.S. TAHITI Tuesday, 'JSth Augu" R.M.S. MAUXGANTJI..Tuesday. 23th Sept. R.M.S. TAHITI TuesdaT.JHll-JJgt. COASTAL, INTERCOLONIAL. AND ISLAND SERVICES. j Gisborne and Napier. Arahura Tuesday, sth June. 4 p.m. (Cnlls Tokomaru Bay with Passengers.) Wellington to Lyttelton. Steamer 7.45 p.m. Daily (except Sunflays). Berths may be booked at Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton. Dunedin. Kurow Saturday. Pth June New Plymouth (from Onehuuiu. Rarawa. .Tuesday. sth Jui'e. a p l Bluff. Katos Wednesday, eth Jiuip. no.*»n Sydney Direct. 1 Manuka Friday. Bth June. 11 a.m. [ Mnrama Fridaj). 29th June. 11 a.m. Sydney (from Wellingtons Marama Friday. 15th Juno ( Fiji (Suva). Tonga (Vavau. Haapal, Nukualofa). Samoa (Apia). Tofua Saturday. 23rd June. 11 a.vi. No Cargo Re'-elvwl Sailing Day. Karotonea and Fapeete. Cargo Only. Flora . ....~. About 25t"a June AUCTIONS. Phone S9SA. Phone SOSA. ' OQUIRKELL AND yyILLIAMS WILL SELL BY AUCTION, AT TIIKIR MART, On mUESDAY, STH. AT 1-J O'CLOCK. •)A CASES FRESH APPLES (Tates - , —V» Ballnrat nnd Commerce). F IT. CASES PRESERVED FIGS. 25 CASES RAISINS. 25 CASES DATES. r 25 CASES PRUNES. INDIAN MOTOR BIKE AND SIDECAR (without reserve). 2 GAS STOVES. ■Aj, lI.P. OIL ENGINE. 50 GALLONS PAINT (all colours). 2 LATHES. TYPEWRITER. 2 OFFICE DESKS. 500 — LOTS — 500 300 — LOTS — 500 GOOD T'SED FURNITURE OF ALL GOOD USED FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 1 DESCRIPTIONS. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME. MART PACKED AND MUST BE CLEARED. AND VT7ILLIAMS AUCTIONEERS AND LAND SALESMEN. 14. VICTORIA STREET EAST. 1 I •pmUIT, TJRjDUCE, "pOULTRT. I rpURNERS AND pKOWEBS, Ti TD " SELL, mO-MORROW, mUESDAY. (\ A.M.—FRUIT. AS FOLLOWS:— Comprising— ORANGES. BANANAS. TOMATOES. RANGES. BANANAS. TOMATOES. MANDARINS DESSERT APPLES COOKING APPLES HOTHOUSE GRAPES LEMONS CAPES RIPE BANANAS * PERSIMMONS. PEARS PASSIONS , Etc. Etc. -I A A.M.—PRODUCE AND VEGETABLES J-V K\ HEAVY SUPPLY. 300 SACKS SOUTHERN POTATOES. 100 BAGS LOCAL POTATOES. 500 BAGS SOUTHERN AND LOCAL ONIONS. XX) RAGS KUMARAS. 100 RAGS SWEDES. 100 SACKS PUMPKINS. 30 SACKS CABBAGES. . Also, CELERY, CAEBAGES. CAULIFLOWERS, : CARROTS, BEET, PARSNIPS. All Vegetables, Unlimited Supply. U A.M.—POULTRY. 1 COCKERELS, ROOSTERS, PUL- ' LETS. HENS, DUCKS, DRAKES. Large Supplies. j -t O NOON—BUTTER AND EGGS. 2000 DOZ. FRESH EGGS. . 5 AUCTIONEERS SELLING. mUBNBBS AND Q. ROWERS, CITY MARKETS. S T EONARD QOAKLEY, J^TD. ■ - i mO-MORROW rpUESDAY, ( AT -j-J A.M. \'i AT OUR ROOMS, CUSTOMS STREET WEST. (Next Waltemata Hotel.) ] A UCTION SALE OF FURNISHINGS - ■**- AND EFFECTS. Removed to our Booms, from the Residence ' of MR. WATSON, Mt. Eden, and other Vendors. CATALOGUE TO BE SOLD INCLUDES: DINING ROOM. BEDROOM AND KITCHEN FURNISHINGS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ALL KINDS. < Also, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Paul Blubdoru. in perfectorder, and guaranteed free from borer or insect of any kind. T EONARD J/ 1 ' 0 - AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. •Phones 2235, 2901 A. 3 BY AU C T l""o"~*N. I • I MAXWELL MOTOR CAR, 5-SEATER, I Electric Light,' Self Starter, in Good running order. To bo Sold by Auction at HOUSTON'S GARAGE, ALBERT STREET, WEDNESDAY JUNE g AT "I P.M. Inspection at Garage to Time of Sale. A Bargain for Someone. He Wise. Inspect and Attend the Sale. WILLIAM aTII OKXE, L m ' "THE- LAND MAN," GENERAL f AUCTIONEERS AND REAL 1£) , SHORTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND. I ! T EATHER Heels are costly and jar the nerves. WOOD - MILNE RUBBER , HEELS absorb the jar and cost lees and 'wear considerably longer. For resilience > end iaiue they must be Wood-Milne. KB