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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 118, 21 May 1938, Page 5

AUCTIONS. gUPERIOR OAK0 AK JjMJRNITURE AND QARPETS. BY AUCTION. gQUIRRELL AND Q OT - Instructed by Mrs. H. Johnson, will Soil by Public Auction, on the Premises, GO4A. Mount Eden Road (opposite Wairiki Road), on AV O3 AT A.M. Breakfast room.—l s-piece oak I>ININ<; Sl'iTE (comprising Mirror Buffet, ltd. Ext. Dining Table anil (> oalc Dining Chairs), 1 Culbran.sen A.C. Radio (Mantel Model), 1 Very l-'ine Oak Chimin;; Clock, 1 12 x !t Wilton Carpet, Axm. Floor Rug, 1 li-Pie-ce Ciiesterlield Suite (Moquet |o). 1 < tec. Rd. Hack Chair. 2 (»ak Morris Chairs. Cushions, 2 Pot Planis and Jardinieres. Vases, 1 Oak Tea \V;i:nn, 1 AXM. DE I,I'XE CARPET, lstt C.in. x 14i't Sin, 1 Oak Hall Stand, 7 Mohair Slil) Mats, 1 Mohair Floor Mug. TJEOROO.MS (4). —1 -PIECE OAK BEDROOM Sl'l'l'E (comprising Oval Mirror Chest, Pedestal ami Fun-size Pod and Wire),. Kapok Bedding, Eiderdown Quilt. <> Pair Good Blankets, l.oom Chair, Silk Shades, Toili.tware, Single ltimu Bed and Wires, Bedding. 1 3ft C.in Oik l'.eil and W., Comb. Chests in Kinui, 1 Oak Cot and -Mattress, 2 Col. Wardrobes, 1 Camp Stretcher and MaUtv>se<, 1 AXM. CAItPET 15 x 12, Axm. Reversible Floor Rugs, etc. ITCIIE.N'ETTE AND OUTSIDE.—I Hot Point Electric Range, 1 Mirror Pack Ri'nu Chiffonier. Kit. Table., Riiuu Chairs. S.tl. Chair, Linoleum, Alum. Pres. l'an. Alum, anil Eaain. Saucepans, Alum, Kettles. | Crockery, Eu.imeiware, Glassware, 2 Siiav-j ins .Mirrors, 1 Medicine Cabinet. 1 Ewbank Carpel Sweeper. 1 Premier Duplex Electric \ ac. Cleaner, 15. and W. Linoleum. G.-iruen Tools aad Sundries, Rimu Bookshelf. TERMS CASH, DAY OF SALE. lt" V | a rent i\ ei;i; and vai.fer. 21 i ( II.EA RIM; t^ALK J|() TOTrXA, J^_£AMi!/!'oN. <?g j 11 A.M. Acting tinder instructions from MR. P. MATHIESOX. of Rototunn. who lias sold bis farm, we shall Sell on his Propertv, rpilE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND -L DEAD STOCK. Comprifinjr : OjJ DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. r.s j.-;ksey-cross dairy cows. 48 J EHSEY-CROt-S 2-YEAR SPRINGIN*; HEIFERS. 1") JERSEY CALVES. 2 I.ICHT FARM HORSES. 2 Full I.oek Wagons. Spring Cart and Harness. Chains and Swingletri.es. Top.dresser. l-wheel Ha v Sweep, Oat e Sweep. 2 Tumbler Sweeps. P. A M FORD Swathe Turner ' 2 McCOIiMACK P.Ki 4 Mowers. Double Kurrinv K KID ANT) CRAY Plough. McCORMACK IC, p.indes I Use. lIEKKULES Hay Rake, 2 Swamp Harrows. S«-t Tiger Tripod Harrows. Ton Super-Lime Manure., Dry Feeder. Tools, Sundries, etc. 20 P.O. Hens. I uncheon Provided. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—We have inspected the I-lcnl ate! tind if to consist <>f ! 2nd. ."ill and tin caivers In ••on:l coiidition. I calving July and August onward. Calving! dales will lie giv.-i at the Sale G. YV. \ TKI ?t'«>K. AND (JO., jyj- D .,j AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. 21 Jj 1 1 FT 1 1 2>EDIGItEK AND (I kauk s- u - EQEAUDELANDS g lIOW GROUNDS, JJAMILTON. WEDNESDAY AND miIURSDAY, JULY JO AND Entries Solicited. Gr. \V. \^ ERCOE AND 00., y^TD., HAMILTON. 21 JfEMALE gALE. gTUD JERSEYS-. On Account of KITEROA, LTD. Governing Director: MR. S. IRWIN CROOKES Auckland. ON THE FARM. TyjAUN GAT APE RE, HANGAREI. pRIDAY, JUNE' g 1935. AT 10 A.M. A Select Offering of in-calf Heifers and Young Cows, all bred in the Stud, from families representing the best blood in the Dominion. 40 HEAD 4() The majority comprise daughters of the Champion Sire NANCES SYBIL GAMr.OC.E (imp.) or SANTA ROSA GOLDEN CHIMES. C.8.8.. and in calf to one of the Junior Herd Sires, which include SUCCESSOR CHAMPION (imp. from U.S.A.). TUMITARATA NOBLEMAN. WAIPTKO GOLDEN CHIEF and WAIPIKO CITAKA. The success of Kiteroa, Ltd/s, Show and Test Teams are a guarantee of the quality of the cattle bred in the stud, while this year's offering is easily the best so far submitted for auction. For Catalogues write at once to the Vendors or the Auctioneers, y-yRIGIIT, gTEPHENSON AND QO., ! LIMITED, AUCKLAND, WIIANGAREI, and Branches throughout New Zealand. |2S Y"y INTER rpHOROUGHBRED g ALE - JJACECOURSE, AUCKLAND. JpRIDAY, JUNE 1938, AT PM(GREAT NORTHERN RACE WEEK). A HIGH-CLASS OFFERING OF HORSES IN TRAINING, YEARLINGS. BROOD MARES AND ENTIRES. Entries include such well-known performers as HIGH SEA. MILANION. BRAZILIAN. SILVER GLOW. PERRILUS, LUCIDUS. HOTSHOT. " DORIC STAR, TRUE BILL and NATAL. Brood Mares include IMAMINT and LORNA DOONE. ENTIRES : SINGARA, and several fashionably-bred, well-grown Yearlings. SPECIAL ENTRY.—On Account of Mr. A. Rowan, of Te Awamutu, who has decided, owing to difficulty in carrying out training, during the period of remodelling of the Te Awamutu Course, to sell the whole of his Raeing Stock, we will offer:—CHEVAI, DE VOLEE. TONNERRE. VENTRE A TERRE, FLEUR D'OR, NUGGET and two outstanding yearlings, including a full brother to TONNERRE. 30—SELECTED THOROUGHBREDS—3O For Catalogues write the Auctioneers — WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., Box IG, Auckland. A supplementary catalogue will be published, for which entries will be received up till Tuesday, May 31. 21 DENTISTRY. rjmos. rp J^EDMAN, DENTAL SURGEON (Formerly of Masterton). ANNOUNCES THAT HE MAY BE CONSULTED AT DR. G. B. CHAPMAN'S ROOMS. Correr Station St. and Broadway, Newmarket. HOURS : 8 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. FRIDAY EVENING. 7 - 8.30 p.m. Gr by Appointment. Phone 43-328. Private, 17-300. B HOW'EY WALKER'S New " Oxygen-gas " process for quite painless extraction of teeth. D "rpEETH made to suit you" with pleasing J- natural appearance at Howey Walker's. D MUSICAL TUITION. SAMUEL ADAMS Music Studio—Piano. Violin. 'Ce110.—174, Sym»ids Street. Phone 10-131. ®