Page 6 Advertisements Column 7

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 46, 23 February 1929, Page 6

AUCTIONS. gUCKLAND & gONS,'£TD. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery -will only be given for CASH, unless arrangements for Credit have been previously made with the Management. mUAKAU piG gALEYARDS. -yrONDAY, pivBRUARY AT 12 NOON. OAA FIGS. rORKERS, BACONERS, iW STORES AND WEANERS. pCIvEiKOIIE JJORSE JgAZAAR. rnUESDAY, JIEBRUARY AT 10.H0 A.M. HOUSES OF ALL CLASSES. On Account of Mr. A. G. Warnock, Auckland. THE PACING GELDING FUNGUS, by Goleonda —Rosie Drift. g ALE YARDS. ■pKIDAY, "]y£ARCH AT 12 NOON. 2QQ HEAD CATTLE. yyELLSFORD gALEYARDS. F 1; AT 12 NOON. II E A D C A T T L E. rjU'AKAU gALEYARDS. gKCOND gIIEEP JjUIR. I[AUCII AT 12 NOON. ( AAA SHEET. EWES, WETHERS, iVUU I.AM US AND RAMS. I :ii hiding, 1500 FFM - Ktre * OQQ 2-TOOTH FAT WETHERS. 4-TOOTH WETHERS. 1000 Being draft.' from Tort W.?ikato. Wairama- • rama, Onewhero. Pukekawa and Glen Murray. Also, 300 RIMXJ RAILS. 200 TOTARA POSTS. pO U N TRY. gAL ES. TI'AKAU (PIG1 —MONDAY. February 2.".. | rUKEKOIIE (HORSE)—TUESDAY, February 26. I WAIUKU—FRIDAY, March 1. WELLSFORD—FRIDAY, March 1. KUMEU—MONDAY, March 4. TUAKAU SHEEP FAIR — MONDAY. March 4. WAIUKU (PIG)—MONDAY, March 4. WAIOTIRA SHEEP FAIR—TUESDAY, March 5. PUKEKO HE-THURSDAY, March 7. MAUNGATUROTO SHEEP FAIR - THURSDAY, March 7. TURUA—FRIDAY, March S. WELLSFORD SUEEP FAIR — FRIDAY. March S. lIELENSYILLE CATTLE AND SIIEEr FA I It—MO.VDAY. 11th. TUAICAU (PIG)—MONDAY, 11th. TU.VKAU—TUESDA Y, 12 th. CLEVEDON SHEEP FAIR—TUESDAY, 12th. WAIOTIRA—THURSDAY, 14th. yyEEKLY gALES. THE lIAYMARKET TUESDAYS. FORTNIGHTLY. Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow. etc. WESTFIELD YARDS — WEDNESDAYS. Fat Cattle, Sheep, Calves, Pigs. etc. WESTFIELD YARDS — THURSDAYS. Dairy and Store Cattle. THE lIAYMARKET—FRIDAYS. Horses, Vehicles, Harness. BUYERS FOR MESSRS TIIOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD., FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS, ETC. jgUCKLAND £.- gONS, j^TD. JftRIDAY, jy£ARCH 1329. 12 xoox ' AT N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. By Instructions of First Mortgagee. 91 "REMUERA -pOAD. - X ' -"EMUERA TV'OAD, JUST BEYOND ST. MARK'S CHURCH. , G n,°r L REXT OXrA " PER ANNUM. GROUND RENT ONLY £4 PER ANNUM. GENTLEMAN'S 2-STOREY RESIDENCE, comprising 9 rooms and conveniences including bathroom, pantry, e.1., range washhouso, c. and t. Fowlhouse and run. FINE LEVEL SECTION, FINE LEVEL SECTION, Approximately 09ft FRONTAGE by Dentil of lOSft. Dilworth Lease with about 3S years to run, at low rental of £4 per annum.* TERMS ARRANGED. C. F. B gxnett ' LTDAUCTIONEERS. :2S IC H 1' B E It PAS S, HYB E R 1 ASS! TOP O' SYMONDS STREET. VALUABLE SHOPPING AND BUSINESS SITE, IN CENTRE OF CITY AND SUBURBANPROGRESS. pALETHORPE AND pARKES Will offer for Sale by Auction, at their Auction Rooms, Winstone Buildings Queen Street, on JfIRIDAY, 1029, " 11.30 «• T/'ALUABLE SECTION, close to the Top ~-^r-°r £ .^- vmnn( ' s Street, adjtining new AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK, having a frontage of approximately Toft to Khyber lass, by an approximate depth of 134 ft. \ big increase in value in this busv business centre is taking place. NOTE.— To be offered in Lots of 20ft frontage, or as a whole. pALETHORPE AND pARKES, , , AUCTIONEERS, 1 and 2, WINSTONE BUILDINGS. :2S CHIROPRACTORS. niHE Following are Palmer Graduates and members of New Zealand and Australian Chiropractors' Association. Consultations free. B T) 1 ' 00 4 ND DUGGAN (Lionel and Phone re 44-029 Wi '' StOn6 B ' dSS " Queeu Stree g (t-"' ES AND giI ES, Imperial Buildings, v< Queen Street. Pbone 45-525. "r 4 T"IIX W. YOUNG. Room 3, St. Ko\v - Arcade (upstairs), Newton PI, 4'-lo o. >;