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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 303, 22 December 1937, Page 5

. AUCTIONS. rjlO-MORROW — rpHURSDAY. rjIURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, J TP., pRODUCE, "yBGETABLBS )j SELL DAILY BY AUCTION. 8.00 AMSTRA WBERRIES. STRAWBERRIES CHERRIES. CHERRIES. hothouse tomatoes. , GOOSEBERRIES. gooseberries ORANGES. ORANGES. , APPLES PEAKS ' GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS MUSHROOMS PINEAPPLES COCONUTS GRAPES LOGANBERRIES RIPE BANANAS PLUMS APRICOTS PEACHES 8.00 A MVEGETABLES AND PRODUCE IN SEASON. Including : CUCUMBERS MARROWS ASPARAGUS NEW POTATOES BEANS GREEN PEAS CABBAGE CAULIFLOWERS LETTUCE SPINACH RHUBARB ONIONS CARROTS PARSNIPS PUMPKINS A.M.—JjIRESH QUT JjILOWERS. 10 A.M.— AN AN AS. 11 A.M.—pOULTRY gALE. 12 NO °N—pARMERS* J^UTTER. rrURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, Xj TD " CITY MARKETS. 122 gUY Y our QHRISTMAS pOULTRY QHUISTMAS pOULTRY AT rpURNERS AND Q.ROWERS. rpURKEYS, Q.EESE, J^UCKS, J^RAKES. fJBN S, QOCKEREI.S, QHICKENS. BUY YOUR X.MAS POULTRY NOW ! SALES EVERY DAY TILL XMAS. rpURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, J^ TD -. POULTRY AUCTIONEERS. IJIURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, J^ TD -. LEADING POULTRY AUCTIONEERS. QHRISTMAS pOULTRY gALES. rpO-MORROW — RSI)AY. CLEARANCE SALE ONLY. tfRIDAY, JJECEMBEIt OJ_ CLEARANCE SALE ONLY. NOTE.—CONSIGN YOUR POULTRY EARLY FOR BEST PRICES. BE SURE AND ADDRESS YOUR CRATES: rpURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, POULTRY AU C TIO NEE RS. yMAS HI N G CLEAII AN C li. SENSATIONAL AUCTION SALES. POSITIVELY NO RESERVES. AT SAM GREENS POPULAR MART, 213, QUEEN ST. (Army Stores Old Miui-J. rjtO MORROW — rjMIURSDAY, AT A.M. AND .> P.M. SHARP. Q.EN KRAI, J-jRAPERY & QLOTHING. BLANKETS. RUGS, SHEETINGS. I.inens. Bedspreads. Table Cloths, Towels, Curtain Net, etc. TENTS AND FLYS. MATTRESSES, Pillows. Camp Stretchers, Camping Requisites. FANCY GOODS. PERFUMES. GIFT LOTS, MEN'S SUITS, Sports Wear, Shirts, Sox, Underwear, Pyjamas, etc. LADIES - FROCKS. Dress Lengths, Pure Silk Hosiery, Celanese Underwear. Thousands of Lots too numerous to mention. THE BIGGEST CLEARANCE OF 1937. NO RESERVE. gAM QREEN, AUCTIONEER. 22 J J^OBERTSON, WILL SELL AT THEIR SALEROOMS, 201, QUEEN ST. (Opp. J.C.L.), rpo MORROW rjIHURSDAY, AT A.M., I /"DAMPING EQUIPMENT, including 10ft N VV joft BELL TENT AND POLES. 6xß 1 Tent, Picnic Hamper, 8 CAMP STRETCHERS, Camp Overlays. If i (lOD USED FURNISHINGS IN OAK |VT AND RIMU, iiKluding:- 3-I'CE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE ill Moquette. Easy Chairs. 6-I'CE. OAK DINING SUITE. Oak anil O.R. Sideboards. Dining Tables. Chairs, 3-I'('E. CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Genoa. AXM. AND WILTON CARPETS. Hearth I Rugs, BRASSWARIS and Oriianients. ! OLDEN OAK BEDROOM SUITE (very Vr good). 3-PCE. SHADED OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Dressing Table. Tallboy and Full Panel Bedstead and Wire; j 2 o,lk Wardrobes. Kauri Wardrobe, O.R. Wardrobes, Comb. Chests. Single and Double Beds and Wires, Single and Double Bedding, Singer Machine, and all Bedroom Plenisli- • nents. KIT. TABLES, Kit. Chairs, Lawnmower, anil General Sundries. J. R. R OBKRTSON ' L TD - I TERENCE P. FROGLEY, Auctioneer. 22 PU BLIC NOTICES. The oceanic and oriental NAVIGATION COMPANY (Incorporated in the United States of America). IN THE MATTER OF SECTION 338 OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 1933. Notice is hereby given that, on and after the 22nd day of March. 1938. it is the intention of the Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Company, a company incorporated I in the United States of America and having its principal place of business in New Zealand at 56-58. Quay Street, in the City of Auckland, to ccmpc to have a place of] business in New Zealand. E. ANDERSON. I Attorney for the Dominion of New Zealand. 24 O T I C E. • The Public is adviseil that 111 keeping with the Award governing the Baking Industry, NO BREAD WILL BE BAKED FOR DELIVERY ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25. AND MONDAY. DECEMBER 27. OR ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 1. AND MONDAY, JANUARY 3. SAMUEL S. GREEN, Secretary. Auckland Master Bakers' Association. x 22