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Northern Advocate, 30 July 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. JOHN BOYD HOUSE FURNISHES, VALUER, GENERAL AUCTIONEER, AND COMMISSION AGENT, KATHBONE STREET. WHANGAREI The Oldest Established Auction Mart in Whangarei. OUTSIDE SALeITX SPECIAUTT. Wβ are now open to receive Consignments of Furniture, Sundries, Soiled Stocks, B*c, or anything you wish 16 turn into Cash. 'Phone 407. SALES BY AUCTION ' CLEARING gALE ~ rpOMORROW rpHURSDAY TOMORROW rpHURSDAY AT 1.30 P.M. MAUNU ROAD, WHANGAREI (Opposite Saleyards). Under instructions from MR F, J. LOUND, who is leaving for Auckland, we will Offer by Auction the Whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. See Dodger Inset in To-night's "Northern Advocate." JJAGLEY AND QO. \ , THE AUCTIONEERS. 6T __ i gALE BY AUCTION. At the FARM OF MR. F. SOMNER, NGARARATUNUA, KAMO, on— . TO-MORROW QI'ST JULY, At 1 p.m., Of: 10 Grade Jersey Cows, to calve Aug. and Sept.; 1 Jersey Bull, 2 years old; 2 Grade Jersey Heifers, 2 years old; 3 Calves; Horse; Gig and Har- ' ness; Set Disc Harrows; Set Tine Harrows; Trip«! Harrows; lot Timber; 45-Gal. Alfa Laval Separator, in perfect order; Lawn-mower; 2 Cream Cans; Milk Buckets; 2 Sacks Blood and Bone; Set 2-Horse Swingletrees; Back Bands ajid Chains; large quantity Sundries. ALSO: On account of MR. H. SHALDERS.—S and 2 eighteenmonth Purebred Jersey Heifers (unregistered). j TERMS: CASH. ! F. & W. W AKELIN ' 999 AUCTIONEERS. QPENING QALE QPENING gALE JJIKURANGI J>RANCH JJIKURANGI JJRANCH

pRIDAY JJEXT, A UGUST J pRIDAY "JJEXT, ■AUGUST 1 ] SALES AT 11 A.M: & 1.30 P.M. J FEUIT, PRODUCE, POULTRY, PIGS. Entries Solicited. —TRY YOUR LOCAL MARKET.— 11 A.M.— ■ { FRUIT AND PRODUCE. POULTRY: 20 Hens. PIGS: 4 Weaners. VEGETABLES: Carrots, Pumpkins, Southern Potatoes, Vic. Onions, Seasonable Greens, Etc. IM P.M.— UNRESERVED SALE OF MERCERY. "350 Lots to Be Sold to Highest Bidder. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. SUNDRIES. NEW CROCKERY. BRUSHWARE. POTS AND PANS. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. , The Largest Auction Sale I Ever Held in Hikurangi. We are Prepared to Sell for as Long as Bidders are there to Buy. Time No Object. rpHOMSON, gAGLEY fo QO., THE AUCTIONEERS Branch: • I KING STREET, HIKURANGI. j ! 49 . i i ■ ! QLEARING g'ALE pOROTI JJONDAY, 1924.' j Favoured with instructions from ME. j DANIEL GUIGNIER, who ia leaving the Distract, the NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., * will offer at the— HOMESTEAD: POBOTI AT 11 A.M. The following Live & Dead Stock, Etc.: 31 COWS, Jersey and Cross Jersey and Shorthorns. 1 JERSEY BULL. 6 HEIFERS. 1 HACK. Bu ggy, with Harness and Lamps. Disc Harrows; Tine Tarrowe. Chains and Swingletrees; Collars and Hames; Saddle; Tools (including Saws); Steelyards; Spade; Shovels; Wire Netting, Etc. 2 8-GaUon Cream Cans; 1 12-Gallon Cream Can. 1 33-Gallon Alfa Laval Separator. FURNITURE, including: Sofa; Chairs; Duchess Pair; Chest Drawers; Wertheim Sowing Machine; Columbia Gramophone, with 92 Records; Pictures; Small Tables; Bedroom Lamp; Kettle; Orb Stove. And SUNDRIES too numerous to mention. Sale Starts.Promptly at 11 a.m. LUNCH PROVIDED. pARMERS , QO-OP., 997 AUCTIONEERS. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS TI7HANGAREI vv HANGABEI rpIMBER COMPANY TOWN WHABF — 'Phone 80. —Orders Taken for all Classes of— JOINERY, aCOULDINGS, ft BOXES All Classee Building Timber, Etc. at Current Rates. No caekJing kon ever advertised a rotten egg;