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AUCTIONS. rpO-MORKOW mUESDAI. rpURXERS & f~l ROWERS, T TD., SELL DAILY BY AUCTION, JfIRDIT, pRODUCE, "yEGETABLES, CQn A.M.—RIPE BANANAS, PKESH 0.-JV fruit in SEASON'. 8 Oft A.M.— •«W AI'PLBS — APPLES PEAKS HOTHOUSE GRAPES COCONUTS HOTHOUSE TOMATOES LEMONS ISLAND TOMATOES MARMALADE ORANGES N.Z. GRAPEFRUIT ISLAND ORANGES PASSION FRUIT TREE TOMATOES CHINESE GOOSEBERRIES GUAVAS. 8 A.M.— OHAKUNB POTATOES AND SOUTH ISLAND NEW POTATOES CABBAOK — CAULIFLOWER KUMARAS r.urssELs sprouts CI.ERY — MARROWS CUCUMBERS HOTHOUSE BEANS CROWN AND TRIUMBLB PUMPKINS ONIONS AND SPRING ONIONS CARROTS — PARNIPS LETTUCE — RHUBARB LEEKS SWEDES ARTICHOKES AND CHOKOS ■AND OTHER VEGETABLES IN SEASON. 9 A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS. -I Q A.M.—RIPE BANANAS. ,-J1 A.M.—POULTRY. mCRNERS & ROWERS, T TD., CITY MARKETS. 29 OPECIAL A L E mURNERS & C* ROWERS, T.TD., , CITY MARKETS, AT -J "J O'CLOCK rpO-MORROW (TUES), 30TH JULY. 100 W HITE J EGUORX pULLETS, t IAQ VyHITE T EGHORN pULLETS, ALL IN FULL LAY. rpURNERS & pi ROWERS, T TD., AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. 29 J. J ONES - LTDCITY MARKETS, mo MORROW rpUESDAY, AT 10 A.M. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. ROOSTERS, HENS. DUCKS, CHICKENS, COCKERELS. pOULTRV. pOULTRY. ALSO, AT 10 A.M., PRODUCE— BACON, HAMS, CHEESE, i HONEY, EGGS, HAMS. PRODUCE — POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES. ROCERIES. r> ROCERIBS. j r* RAIN. ' -pRUIT. J TONES, T TD., I , eJ lJ I POULTRY AUCTIONEERS AND FRUIT ' MERCHANTS, | ON THE CORNER, CITY MARKETS. 2!K TJICHARD A KTHUR, T.TD., WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS, NEXT POWER BOARD BUILDING. rpO-MORROW ■ rpUESDAT, AT -J -J O'CLOCK, /~JAK AND TOIMU TfURNITURE, /CHESTERFIELD QUITES, Q.ENEKAL TTOUSEHuI.D T^URNISHINGS Removed from Mount Albert ami Epsom. A X. QABI.KTB, 13ft Oin x l>ft 01n, 12ft x 10ft Gin and Bft x lift. 2 PIECE BLACK RUNNER, 4yds each. S. DINING SUITE. Kngllgli Oak Side- j J-' , board and 8 Dlnlns Chairs; Large Knurl Ext. Dining Table. Onk Dining Chairs, Rlmu Dinins Tables, Ensy Chairs, Morris Chairs. Kauri Classfront Bookcase, Wertlieim Sewing Machine, Target Sewing Machine, Small Settee and Squab, Saddlebag Couch, I D.S. Dining Chairs. Large Mirror, Oak Dinner Wagon, Occ. Tables, Palmstands, Commodore Radio, Portable Gramophone. Hallstnnds, Crockery. China, Glassware, Pictures, Oak Sideboard Oak Drawlenf Table, 6 Oak Dining Chairs, Oak Settee. T IGHT OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 3-piece Oak P.edroom Suite. Rimu Wardrobe, Wardrobe (Australian hardwood). Rimu Comb. Chests, D.S. Comb. Chests, Double and Single Rimu Beds and Wires. Double and Single Kapok and Wool Mattresses. Grey Blankets. Duchess Pairs, I'ramette. Dropside Oak Cot, Ped. Cupboards, War.e. /CUPBOARD, K. Tables and Chairs, Cookv-' ing Utensils every description. Lino Canadian Chairs. Masport Lawnmower, Paragon Lawnmower, Ladder Chair' Cages. Gent's Bike, and General Furnishings of every description. JJICHARD A KTHUR, J TD., AUCTIONEERS. Oft gQUIRR'ELL AND piOY., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION KT THEIR SALEROOMS, 54, HIGH STREET, rjlO-MORROW TUESDAY, AT -J -J A.M. -J PR. 12PT PAINTERS TRESTLEiS 2 -*- Concrete Gas Copper lloilers, 1 Cha'mpion C o:il Range. H.P. (srey enamel front) 2 G-LASS SHOW CASES 4.0 x 41 x 110 {Wall), 1 40-Gal. Drum, Gas Stoves, Concrete Copper Stands, Mangles. Bread Slicing Machine, 2 Bacon Slicers, 2 Counters ICWT NAILS (new, asst. sizes), 1 Mr Cylinder, 1 Kitchenette Sink Bench (fitted with 6 drawers and 3 cupboanls) Wheelcir^T^^r e L s fa^,^ d ,fe fl co^ Single Beds and Wiree. Bedding 4 Camp ' Stretchers, Bedside Tables, Seagrass Chalre I 2 Swing Toilet Mirrors Easy Chairs Fold-' Ins Chairs. Din. Tables. Chairs, Rimu Buffet, Settees and Squabs. 1 SAMSON i BLKC. VAC. OLEANKR. 2 W<Ul ciMto 1 RIMU OFFICE 1 Kmtire ! Typewriter, 1 Rev. Office Chair, 1 Ledger Desk. Pictures. Vases. 6 Oak Dining Chairs KITCHEN DRESSER, Tables " Chlln, Couches, Aim. Saucepans. Wriugcr, slon Dress Model, Work Bench 3 OH £anvae Raincoats, 3 Pairs Gum Boot*, Deck Chairs. 3 Cane Prams. Music Stools Gramophones and Records, Mincer and General Household Sundries. XjMtED AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 29 ~optici'an's"an id optometri sts. ~ rpnos. f. i-O\vp:s, f.b.0.a.. f.s \ o -»- (E.iln.). F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician, r.istpr Bldg.. City, i) a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Appointments, Phone 40-446. Also evenings, 7 to 8. Residence. 29, Princes St. Phone 42-416. C CHEMISTS. TJALPH'S Reliable Remedies, prompt mail ■" order chemist.—l 37, Svmonds Street. D