Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16672, 17 October 1917, Page 12

—— 1 .c. , .Sales by Auction, ; ' WALEEEB 1 " AND ~' : POAKLEYi ' AT MOUNT E DEN * WOODFORD ROAD, OFF VALLEY RD. Take Dominion Road Cats to Valley Road, and Woodford Road is on the right going up, about opposite the Public School. T his £**, 2m 0 . 30 A.M. On Account of Mr. W. Reid. TTIS TTOUSEHOLD ■FURNITURE, As Per Previous Details. •WALKER AND pOAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS, HIGH STREET. •QON'T MISS ITHESE CALES. T OUIS T EWIS AT FEDERAL TTALL, WELLESLEY CTREET WEST (OPPOSITE ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH). T\AILY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CONTINUATION OF QALVAGE CALK Q A L V A G E A.L E. T INOLEUMS, ETC. NO RESERVES T OUIS T EWIB, AUCTIONEER. 22, PHOENIX CHAMBERS. WICKINS > AND Q UTCLIFFB. AT 85, GLEN ROAD. DEVONPORT. 5 Minntos from Stanley Bay Jetty (Just back of State School). TOMORROW, . flpO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. We have been favoured with instructions from W. R. Milliken, Esq., to Soil THE PART CONTENTS OF HIS RESIDENCE. At the Above Address, Comprising A LARGE AND VERY USEFUL ASSORTMENT OF SUNDRIES AND EFFECTS SUITABLE FOR SUMMER COTTAGES AND HOME REQUIREMENTS. As under: SMALL SIDEBOARD, Harmonium fEng. lish make). Platform Rocker, Rinvu Suite of 6 Pieces, Good Leather Couch, Easy Chair, Morris Deck Chair, Polished Oval; Table. Axrainster Carpet, 11yds Good Lino., Morns Chair, Kerb. Curtains and Blind'.,, Screens, Glass-fronted Bookcase, Small Desk. Lot of Pictures in Good Frames, Large Assortment of Ornaments, Tea Set, Dinner Set. DUCHESS PAIR, Double Polished Wood Bedstead, Wire Mattress and Kapok, Stretchers and Mattresses; Quilts and Pillows, etc., Small Tables and Seagrass Mats. Toilet Set. Curtains and Poles. Blinds, Hearth Rugs,. Pictures, etc., Comb. Chests. : Bedroom Choir and Matting. TT TABLE, 6 Can. Choirs, Lino.. Set , £_•* p ,5 Irons - B - M - Feeder and Bosses, £ n &mel Saucepan, Brass Preserving Pen. Clock. 2 Gas Rings. Frypan and Sundries, Scales and Weights. Verandah Blinds. Coils » «ew Bope -„ Good Wring*. Broom and ' S2ft? , iV ,, » S^l fr Hose and Garden Tools. ■ limber, Chest of Tools, Wire Netting, Dust- i 2™*.,H^?? er - et «.: also Blacksmith's AnyJ. Large Cramps. Water Jacks. Heaps « of Sundries, ete , etc. *«»»■ ( WITHOUT RESERVE. , TERMS CASH. AND OUTCLD?FE, rtT n, m =. AUCTIONEERS, ' ; 3 OLD MILL ILiRT, KARANGAHAPE RD. pi & AUCKLAND. - ] gATURDAS JfEXT.QCTOBER OQ . V AT.'l O'CLOCK. ' Favoured with instructions from Mr. A 1. Anderson, who has sold his farm, j T m rCTPirtJUTrims »*?». -I

J. T. s BRIDGE AND pO., Will Sell. THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, , • % « Consisting of ;;• 3 DAIRYi COWS Horsehoe, Plough, Harrows, Grindstone, ' Spray Pump, Half-ton Grass Manure : >? i. Bay, Chaff, Posts. . Battens, f: II wire, Gates, Potatoes. PIANO, IRON Wardrobe' with X i Large Mirror, Bedstead and Mattress, i Chest of Drawers,- Duchess. Wnshstand, !£???*«' Leather Suite. Devbnport Desk, . -Dresser, Kitchen >, Table,; Chairs jßedav-m, ; Ware, Kitchen Ware and UtenI wis. Lino., Curtains, and Poles. Blinds, I Wheelbarrow, P;pe Dies (Jin to 2in), Vic* I Augers, Oils, Sheep Dip, Step Ladder. Farm /Tools, Carpenter's Bench acd Tools, fll Head Poultry, and Sundries. J. T. BTEMBEIDGE AND CO.. ( Auctioneer. JJIKUTAIA TTORSE pAIR. THURSDAY, QCTOBER* -JO AT 10 A.M. JQQ HORSES. OF ALL CLASSES. QHTNEWAI TTORSE pAIB. . ■JPRIDAY, QCTOBER -J A AT 10 A.M. 100 HORSES, OF ALL CLASSES. Also, y'SOCWT WAGGON. rTHE TPARMEBS- pO-OPERATIVE A UCTIONEERING fOMPANY, LIMITED. HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. WARKWORTH. ■pBIDAY, QCTOBER -t(\ 1917. 800 C T A . TTL E - Including 200 3-YEAR-OLD STEERS om vw.ATJT.TNnn ™;.„j

200 YEARLINGS, mixed sexes 50 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Also. on. Account of Mr. W. F. Harper • 60 CHOICE 3-YEAR-OLD STEERS. On Account of Mr. L. W. Meiklejogh: 40 CHOICE YEARLING STEERS. On Account of Mr. Hugh: 7 CHOICE PUREBRED S.H. BULLS one to two years old. N.8.-SALE TO START AT 10.30 A.M. AUCKLAND pARMERS' no-op., TTD. . A. HOLMES, Manager. J 3 Auction Advertisements Continued on Page 5. . — . t VICTORIA LEAGUE RED CROSS V SHOP. OPEN FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Flowers. Cakes, Sweets, in small or large quantities thankfully received. All Money taken Buys Material for Garments for Our Boys. VICTORIA LEAGUE RED CROSS V; ■<• FUND. WILLIAMSON BUILDINGS. SHOBT- :%■ -, LAND STREET. Garments Cut ready for making, also Wool ' 'for Knitting, may be had from above. ,■;■.'•; ,'•* • No: Charge for Material. TVTO, Acquired Taste is Required to Enjoy Vi ~ Hay ward's . MILITARY. PICKLE. Everyone likes it. •'• J Ask your Grocer. COMMERCIAL arid Sickness ma;?? overtake yon./.Perfect ana cheap ... proteotion.—National'; Insurance to., 101. Queen St, : /-- * ":■ ■ : ,- v ''K :