SHIPPING j JJOETHERN STEAMSHIP CO. LTU.i^ TIMETABLE FOR WHANG ARM !' JUNE, 1933 S.S. CLAYMORE I (Time of sailing, receiving and ship-! mug of cargo subject to weal her and. other circumstances permitting). ( Leaves Auckland ).oaves Whangarei i Town Wharf 1 !)th (I.<* p.m.j Mill .. i'.n |i.iii. 12th s.u p.m. j 1l h .. 1 p.m. 1i t h . . i».'> p.m.! * —Bus loaves Whangarei 4.45 p.m.,J eonnoeting witii Vessel at OnerahD 5.:i0 p.m. I A. G. ltd. TIMETABLE FOR WHANGAREI xVLV. CORONATION Time of Sailing, Receiving and Shipping of Cargo subject to weather and other circumstances permitting. Leaves Auckland; Leaves Whangarei Town Wharf; j .him; Ht.li, 5 p.m. dune 1-th, I p.m.) dune idth. 5 p.m. dnin- 14th, -1 p.m. I For Freight Hates and other information, apply to — A. G. FJRANKHAM, LTD. Town Wharf. Dial No. 2881 Sill FILING COY. AI.V. PORT WAIKATO (Weather and otlu-r circumstances permitting) will load at Southern Forts for Dargaville ami Whangarei, direct, on approximate dates as follows:---Dunedin, dune sth; Timaru, dune lith; Lyttelton, dune 7(h; Wellington, .lime •Srli or 9 th; Diet on, dune Bth or 91 h. “Pull information regarding freight rates may be obtained on making application to — NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. Agents, Town Wharf, Phone 22110. CHAW, SAVILL & ALBION CO., LTD ° VIA PANAMA CANAL TAMAKOA-From Wellington, June 20. Embarkation 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. All Steamers have Cinemas. For all particulars apply to — DALGETY & CO., LTD.. WHANGAREI ILTUD DART-BARKER LINE The New Twin-Screw Motor Vessel “ WANGANELLA,” 10,000 Tons, Will sail as under (circumstances peri mitting).—For SYDNEY CDirect). | From Auckland—Friday, June 2.‘lrd. For MELBOURNE (via ‘Sydney). From WELLINGTON—FBI., JUNE 8. First ami Second Class only. Full information, pamphlets, fares, etc., apply OFFICE, Quay St. (opp. Queen’s Wharf), Auckland. Phone 43-180. 388 SALES BY AUCTION , o i 1 SALES ALL DAY j SALES ALL DAY 'jV)- MORROW :: i^ATURDAV rjpiloMSDN, JVM I LEV W y«). jyi’D. Will Sell at Their Rooms: RANK. STREET—OPP. TOWX HALL 10.: 10 A.M.— ;;oo CASKS Eli PIT, Apples —Brig’i toms, Delicious, Doherty, etc. Lemons. ALL Seasonable Vegetables, Routs, Lettuce, Pumpkin, Potatoes, Guinns, etc. 11.3 C) A.AL—BALANCE of Fruit and Shelter 'frees and Flowering Shrubs. 1..::u P.M PIGS.'- Weaners. POULTRY. —00 Ileus, Ducks, Drakes, Cockerels. Six Sussex liens. Six Sussex Cockerels. 2 P.M.— 11 (> 1' SKH () L D FI ’IJ X 1 TIT RE, f m-1 ml - lug; —0 O.R. D/Chaivs, O.R. Hallslaud, Oak Bedroom Suite, O.R. Comb Chest, 4ft Oiu Panel Bed V' Wire. 0 I\/Tables, 3 Palm Stands, :: Pianos, Comb. Chest, 2 Washstands, Iv/('hairs, Gramophone, Singer Sewing Machine, Forms, Large Mirror, ami Numerous Sundries. 1 IL.M.V. CABINET GRAMOPHONE ami 140 Records. Meet your Friends at rjMIOMSON, JJAGLEV.& QO. J^TD. THE AUCTIONEERS 4 10 MACHINERY FOB SALE “■pVONA” Harrows from £5 5/- and Top-dressers from £24 7/6. —For full particulars write F. T. F. Evans and Co., WRdleslcy St. AY., Auckland. 496 Gauo Al.ilking Machine (latest), shafting, pulleys and good 2.’ engine, guaranteed in good order; £77 10/- or near offer. — Write .Machine, Ad•vocate. 4MS J’owor Log-saw, as now, ' J £3O; -1-Cow Ganc Milker ami 24 Wolsley Engine, complete, £00; 4-oow Treloar, £SO; Swamp Ploughs, from £3; Alfa Separators, from £2; New | Disc Harrows, £l4: Top-dresser (good'-, j £l2 10/-; Good Stock of Handle-ploughs, j Extra Hails for milking-machines, .spec-1 sal price; 4-fon Hodge Truck, £3O; Ford' ton, £l9; McCormick Mower, £11; Cheap Line of Sawn Fence Posts; Gane Sales and Service. —Northland Machinery Exchange. Phone 2115. 333 TWONAKI (new), £ii 10/-; ALII. I2in.j V Plough, S.Wh., R.C.; £5 5/-; AT.H.,| 1 Din., £5; Cockshuit Punch Plough, £5! 10/-; Duncan L.H. Plough, D. AVli.,j R.G., £7 10/-; Cockshutt (new/) 1-Horsej Ploughs, S. Wh., R.G., £0 15/-; Rovers. Disc Plough, £S 10/-; R. and G. Swamp Plough, £10; (,'ocksiiull Disc Plough, £8 10/-; IL and G.S.F, Light Lever I’., £10; Invincible SCI. Roller Feed Top-1 Dresser, £l2 10/-; All Implements, Sold,! Exchanged. --- Unviersal Machinery Marl, Parnell Rise, Auckland. 408 millions of dairy farmers through-! out the world, owes its success to THE) A LEA-LA VA L, and we apprei-ate that: we are under an undying debt of gratitude (o that Swedish gentleman) and scientist, Dr. De Laval, the in-j vent or of the lirsl c-r.eum separator. Owing to our busy season coming on shortly, will (hose who want to avail themselves of our Free Service and get (heir A LEAS overhauled for the coming season, please advise us at once. New and .Second-hand ALFAS al-i ways on hand. j y LISTER JJEVIN j J'M’N Repairs, Cycle Repairs. Lawn-, mowers Sharpened. Workshop: 5 Hunt St. Phone 2227,-0. 11. Cbisaell.l
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Northern Advocate, 9 June 1933, Page 10
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