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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 162, 11 July 1925, Page 6

SHIPP-NQ. -.- THROUGH pANADA ITO inNGLAND. T bavel y,A C.N.B. THE NEW ROUTE. CROSS CANADA IN COMFORT—Magnificent all-steel trains, luxuriously appointed, and equipped with first-class hotel service. ALL THE BEST OF THE CANADIAN SCENERY—The Jasper Park — The Highest Points of the Rockies. NIAGARA FALLS—The World's Wonder Waterfall, with Free Stop-over arrangements. ALL PROVINCES TRAVERSED — Nine Great Provincial Capital Cities on the route. DON'T WASTE WEEKS ON THE WATER. Travel via.Canadian National Railways. The Greatest and Grandest of Railroad Trips. All Information ln Beautiful Free Booklet, "ACROSS CANADA." Get Copy Now. CONNECT WITH THE FAMOUS PACIFIC VESSELS R.M.M.S. AORANGI OB R.M.S. NIAGARA. FROM AUCKLAND TO VANCOUVER. Tickets —which should be endorsed "Canadian National"—from Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z., Ltd., or any Tourist Agency. Free Booklet and all particulars from Canadian National Railways, Ferry Buildings, Auckland. BWS p AND Q STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, INDIA. MEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND LONDON. Carrying First and Second Saloon Passengers. Vessels Tons. From Sydney. DEVANHA 8,002 15th July NALDERA 15,993 29th July DONGOLA 8,083 12th August CHITRAL 15,000 26th August MONGOLIA 16,504 9th September For further particulars, apply to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, LTD., Agents. 55, Fort B VIUE ISLAND SERVIC-. Circumstances Permittiug, X.Z.G.S. HIXEMOA Will Sail for Niue Island On MONDAY, 13TH JULY, 10 P.M. Receiving Cargo To-morrow Morning, Shed 17. Queen's Wharf. Kirst-class Passenger Accommodation. Excellent Table. For further particulars apply, SPEDDIXG, LIMITED, Wright's IJldgs., Fort Street, Auckland, 'Phone 42-788. Agents. «I<J AUCTIONS. " <2_3*££ "jITOXDAY ,Xr EXT > IyrpNDAY. AT "I "I O'CLOCK, A. H. J°* ES ' L TD WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS. 406, QUEEN ST. Just Below Dixieland, CONTINUATION OF AUCTION SALE CONTINUATION OF AUCTION SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK, GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF A. B. TROUD, JEWELLER. WITHOUT RESERVE. WITHOUT RESERVE. A. HTJ ONES AUCTIONEER. 5 TV/TEN'S riABARDINE QVERCOATS. -y-OUTHS' QERGE AND rpWEED QUITS, QHORTS. T ADIES' TfUR pOATS, gfTOLES, ETC. i -VTOXDAY AT "£ P.M. A. H. J ONES L TD AT THEIR KOOMS, 406, QUEEN ST., Just Below Dixieland. A BIG ASSORTMENT OF LADIES*; FUR GOODS. MEN'S GABARDINE COATS, AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING. A. H. J ONES AUCTIONEER. 6 'PHONE 44-398. 'PHONE 44-398. CIQUIRRELL AND Y^ILLIAMS, Instructed by the Bailiff of the Magistrate's Court, WILL SELL, mUESDAY, IATH. AT O'CLOCK, IN THEIR YARD, --SEATER T3RISCOE TyTOTOR /~IAR, K-SEATER -DRISCOE QAR, WITHOUT RESERVE. TERMS CASH. jOQUIRRELL AND TX7-LLIAMS, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, 14, VICTORIA STREET EAST. 5 #1000 Egg l_.il 1000 1000 j&g? _Si 1000 TTfEDNESDAY *M"EXT. GUARANTEED TRUE TO NAME. 200 LEMON AND NEW ZEALAND GRAPEFRUIT. 200 PEACHES AND NECTARINES (a picture to look at). 200 APPLES AND PLUMS. 200 LOGANBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, GRAPES AND GUAVAS. Mr. W. Carr will be present, and will be only too pleased to prime trees aad irtve advice on Citrus Fruitgrowing. Messrs. W. Carr and Son's name is a guarantee that their trees are true to name. • ROSES 11 A.M. TO 12 NOON. FRUIT TREES AT 12 NOON. mURNERS AND TTD., I AUCTIONEERS, CITY MARKETS. 6 I -pRIDAY, JULY -tr? AT -11 O'CLOCK. N EW L YXN ADJOINING LAW-SOX'S PARK, Commanding, Good Views of Ranges and Upper Reaches of Harbour. Six minutes from station and 3 minutes from school. mWO GOOD HALF-ACRE SECTIONS, x- LOTS 1 AND 2, SEABROOK AYE. m -\TAXDEXO TACKSOX, Acting, upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, as above. !•_._- -_M-« — _ w