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THE CENTRAL UCTION -\J ART. ' , (Late K.A.0.) ("AVE received instructions irom LX MR W. PAGET, to sell:— THE WHOLE OF THE CONTENTS OF HIS SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, ' 237 CHURCH STREET, On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1925. Full Particulars Later. W. SKIPWORTH, Auctioneer. HORSE SALE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, At 12 Noon. THE CENTRAL AUCTION MART (Late K.A.C.) VILL sell on account of MR J. McGILL, of Fitzherbert West, who has sold his farm, as follows: 2 draughts, 6-year-old, broken to chain 1 light draught, 5-year-old, broken to chain 1 gelding, 6-year, broken to all work 2 spring carters 1 bay mare, aged, broken to all work 1 hack, aged W. SKIPWORTH, Auctioneer. THE CENTRAL AUCTION MART (Late K.A.C.) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 9.30 A.M.—FRUIT& VEGETABLES: Peaches, apples, pears, plums, tomatoes, onions, etc. 10 A.M.—FRESH FISH. 12 NOON.—Sale of horses on account J. McGill, Esq. 1 P.M.—PIG SALE: 6 baconers, 10 porkers, 22 stores, 1G slips, 35 weaners. AFTER PIG SALE. i)f\f\f\ FEET TIMBER, shed ajLILJvJ doors, meat safe, carpenters' benches, water troughs, garden tools, piano and several' lots of sundries. W. SKIPWORTH, Auctioneer. NEW STOCKS ARRIVED. Ex 6.5. Rimutaka. WE have just opened a large assortment of the latest designs in Jewellery, Small Ebony Clocks and Ladies' Gold Wristlet Watches in beautiful shapes and sizes. We import direct from the manufacturers. Our prices defy competition. KING'S WATCH SPECIALISTS AND JEWELLERS. Upstairs', Union Buildings, Coleman Place (Phono 5195). FIREWOOD. ) ATA and Matai, stove lengths, £4 \j cord, £2 halt, £1 quarter, 2s 6d per bag, 2s 3d two bags or more; Slab Firewood, 2s per bag, Is 6d 3 bagu or more, delivered. S. HAVILL. RANGITIKEI STREET. Note Change of Phone Address: Phone 6774. CLUB WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS /COLONIAL ALE AND STOUT V_/ WARD AND TUI, In Excellent Condition, 3 bottles for 3s 9d, or Is 3d per bottle. IMPORTED PORT, From 4s 6d per bottle. H. B. TUCKER. Proprietor. Phone 6236 Bos 46 Established 1900. BICYCLES LADIES' CYCLES, GENTS' CYCLES, BOYS' CYCLES, GIRLS' CYCLES, At Prices from £9 os to £l6 10s. [TE have a variety to choose from, , V and some frames for tall riders. Having been in the business for well over twenty years, wo claim to be able to suit customers better than the majority of traders. AN UNSUITABLE BIKE IS AS BAD AS AN ILL-FITTING SUIT. BICYCLE REPAIRS. Wo have every convenience for the proper repairing of bikes and having had the experience, can guarantee our G. H. BYCROFT & CO., Carroll Buildings, Cuba, Street. P.N. EMPIRE AUCTION ROOMS (Opposite Working Men's Club), 100 CUBA STREET. JUST LANDED.— LARGE consignment of Wool Rugs, Carpet Squares, Crockery, including Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, Mixing Bowls, Teapots and Bedroom Ware, Ouk 4-piece Bedroom Suites, Chesterfield Suites covered in Moquette, Morris Setteos, Dining Cnairs, Sideboards, Linos, Single Kiniu Wardrobes, Duchess Chests, Bedsteads, Pedestal Cupboards, Kitchen Dressers, Singer Drophead Sewing Machines, Pianos, Gramophones, Dropside Cots, Mill Wool and Kapoc Mattresses, W.W. Mattresses, Settee Squabs, Seagrasa Chairs, Writing Desks, Wood and Bronze Kerbs, Fern Stands, Hospital Beds, Door Mats aud other lines too numerouo to mention. CLEARING SALES CONDUCTED. Top Prices Paid for Second-hand Furniture. VALUATIONS MADE. Chief District Agents for The Australian Alliance Assurance Co. OUR MOTTO;— CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY AND SERVICE. P.O. Box 285. Phone 6088. MARKBRIGGS. BERT COOKSLEY,