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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 267, 8 November 1923, Page 6

SHIPPING. TTNION QTEASI O HIP QpMPANI OF NEW ZEALAND, "LIMITED. CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN R.M. LINK. To Canada. United Statos, and Europe, Via Suva, Honolulu, Victoria (8.C.) and Vancouver. Proposed Sailings from Auckland: R.M.S. NIAGARA..Tues.. 13th Not.. 11 «m. R.M.S. MAKURA Tuesday, 11th Dec. R.M.S. NIAGARA Tuesday, 15th Jnn. R.M.S. MAKURA Tuesday, 12th Feb. X.M.S. NIAGARA Tuesduy, ISth March FOR SYDNEY. R.M.S. MAKURA Sat-, 24th Nov.. noon SAN FRANCISCO ROYAL MAIL LINE. To United States, Canada and Europe. ' From ■Wellington, via Rnrotougn, Papeeto, and San Francisco. R-M.S. MAUNGANUI...Tuesday. 27th Nov. R.M.S. TAHITI Tuesday, Ist January . R.M.S. MATJNGANUI...Tuesday, 29th Jan. R.M.S. TAHITI Tuesday. 4th Marcu 1 R.M.S. MADNGANfI... -Tuesday, Ist April COASTAL. INTERCOLONIAL AND ISLAND SEKVICES. , Gisborne and Napior. Arahura. Tuesday, 13th November, 4 p.m. : Calls Tokomani Bay with Passengers. WeUington to Lyttelton. Steamer 7.45 p.m. Daily (Except Sundays). Berths may be Booked at Auckland. __ New Plymouth (from Onehunga). Rarawa. .Monday. 12th Not.. 3 p.m. Tγ. 2.10 1 Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oainaru and Timaru. (Cargo Only.) Komntn Tuesday, 13th November, noon Wellington to Melbonrne. Moerakl About 20th November , Sydney Direct. Minima Friday, 16th Nov., 11 a.m. Manuka Friday, 23rd November, 11 a.m. Sydney (from Wellington). Manuka Friday, 9th November Fiji (Suva), Tonga (Vavan, Baapal. 1 - Nukualofa) Samoa (Apia). , Tofua Monday, 12th November No Cargo Received Sailing Day. Rnrotonga and Papeete. (Cargo Only.) Wanaka About 15th November AUCTIONS. XpRUIT, T>EODUCB, DOULIBI. mOBKERS AND Q.ROWEBS, TTD, . SELL /TV>-MORROW T^RIDAY. Q A.M. — TJWEUIT, AS FOLLOWS:— STRAWBERRIES TRAWBERiRIES mOMATOES J-OMATOES APPLES, Dessert LEMONS APPLES, Cooking TREE TOMATOES TOMATOES ORANGES (l'oonnan'e) PEARS GRAPES BANANAS ORANGES (Island) TOMATOES COOOANUTS PINEAPPLES ORANGES (Valencia) GOOSEBERRIES. ■JA A.M.—-pRODUCE. T>BODUCB. NEW POTATOES, GREEN PEAS, CUCUMBERS. OKA BAGS KEY POTATOES. 200 SACKS SOUTHERN POTATOES. 300 BAGS POTATOES (suitable pigs) l! 0 BAGS AUSTRALIAN ONION'S. :;o sacks kumakas. 100 CRATES AMERICAN ONIONS. 100 SACKS CABBAGE. CAULIFLOWERS. CELERY. BHUBAiBB, CARROTS. PARSNIPS. ALL VEGETABLES. SUPPLY UNLIMITED. Jl A.M.—pOULTRY. pOULTRY. MEDIUM SUPPLIES. ADVISE BREEDERS TO SELL. Also, ■ BLACK ORPINGTON CHICKS. JO NOON.— TjTGGS. T^GGS. 3500 DOZEN. S3OO DOZEN. 3500 DOZEN. 3500 DOZEN. GUARANTEED FRESH. FARMERS , IiUTXEK. BACON, ETC. FIVE AUCTIONEERS SELLING. rnUBKERS AND QjROWERS, TTD., CITY MARKETS. 7 T\BVONPORT. -rvEVOXPORT. fpO-MORROW, AT -i OQ P.M. TXIGH-CLASS TfIURNITURE, ■NEW SAUCEPANS, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, XpRUIT -piRUIT, pRODUCE AND -yEGETABLES. I JOHNSON AND ■p.VANS, WILL SELL AT THEIR MART, FLEET STREET. 7-DRAWER KAURI CHEST. Large Kauri Comb. Chest, 3 Rimu Comb. Chests,' 7-pce. Dining-room Suite, in shadow tissue, Handi some Kauri Wardrobe and Duchess Pair to . match, Superior Double Rlmu Bedstead and , Mattresses, Uphol. Settee, Polished Dining i Table, 6ft x 3ft Cln, Easy Chairs, Deck Chairs, Complete Croquet Set, in case, Child's High Chair, 2 Cots, Kitchen Tables. Linoleum, Large Framed Mirror. Oval i Bevelled Mirror, Folding Push Chair, Galv. , Tub, Treadle Bewing Machine, Carpet Runner, Lnrge Vestibule Rug, 50 Volumes Bound Books. PICTURES. Slip Mate. High Back TTphol Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, Venetian Blinds, Meat Safes, Curtains, Ornaments* Overmantel,- Mirror, 2 -Dinner Sets, Hearth i. Rugs, Gas Iron and Tube, Benzine Iron . new; 2 Lawnmowers, guaranteed Wheelbarrow, Towel Horse, Step Ladder, Grindstone. '. 12 ALUMINIUM TEAPOTS. - LOT NEW CUTLERY. 10 ENAMEL SAUCEPANS. Also, , NEW POTATOES. NEW POTATOES GREEN PEAS, RHUBARB, ONIONS, APPLES, In Lots to Suit all Purchasers. : WALLPAPERS, PAINTS, ETC. L NOTE.—Our Mart is open late on FRIDAY EVENINGS for convenience of Customers. JOHNSON AND VANS, r AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. ' J3l > D. R BID D. R BID j WELLESLEY STREET, WILL HOLD HIS USUAL CLEARING SALE, mo-MORROw, ttwidax, ■yi A.M. AND -J P.M. ) : MEAT AND PROVISIONS WILL GO CHEAP. Come Early and Get a Good Pick, t OX BEIDF, MUTTON, SPRING LAMB, EGGS, BACON, CHEESE, BUTTER. GROCERIES. GROCERIES, GROCERIES. 3 -j-1 A.M. AND -J P.M. ! m O-MOR RO W, piIIDAY. D. R BID •, AUCTIONEER. 3