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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16763, 1 February 1918, Page 8

Sales by Auction. (" pRUIT. pRUIT. TjIRUIT. •TOTS T\AY, AT -J A A.M. V rpURNER AND OONS. . 4500 C ASES FRUIT- • __-_ IpjAA CASES PEACHES. \ 1000 CASES TOMATOES - Kr\Q CASES plums. KAA CASES.APPLES. IHHA CASES PEARS, GRAPES, IUUU LEMONS, ORANGES. NECTARINES. ETC.. ETC. ; LARGEST QUANTITY OF FRUIT IN | AUCKLAND. FROM BEST GROWERS. pRODUCE-HEAVY SUPPLY. 11 A.M. g rpURNER AND CONS. AUCKLAND CITY MARKET. rpHIS T)AY. T pRAID AND pO., AT 12.30. %(\(\ r, CASES LOCAL FRUIT. o\f\J —Peaches, Ne.tarines, Cooking and Dessert Apples. Tomatoes. Plums. 60 CASES CHOICE DESSERT APRICOTS, right up from Dunedin, in lovely sound condition 60 CASES REPACKED SOUND AMERICAN APPLES. The last of these. 100 CASES B.C. PEARS At 12 o'clock Sharp. DAMAGED GOODS. 15 200LB SACKS FLOUR 12 10018 BAGS FLOUR 16 50LB BAGS FLOUR 60 SACKS OATEN S. CHAFF. Very fair feed ONLY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. ■ 500 BAGS OF CHOICE TABLE POTATOES, in cwt and half-cwt bags, at prices to suit all classes of buyers. 100 BAGS OF SUPERIOR WELL AND CAREFULLY SELECTED BROWN SPANISH ONIONS, in both large and small bags. SWEDES 100 SACKS F.O.Q. BLENHEIM CHAFF 40 SACKS A GRADE GARTON OATS 60 SACKS B GRADE. GARTON.OATS 25 SACKS DUN OATS, extra good sample. LINSEED. BARLEY. BRAN. WHEAT. Etc. LOT lOfl GALVANISED IRON LOOSE VEGETABLES. BACON AND HAMS ' FRESH LAID EGGS. T pRAID AND QO., FRUIT'SPECIALISTS AND PRODUCE SALESMEN. T — " ■■" ■ T ft ROBERTSON. T TD., THE QUEEN STREET AUCTIONEER, Will Sell " AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS. Under instructions from the Public Trustee, in a Deceased Estate, rpHIS T\AY, AT -Q A.M. THE COMPLETE CONTENTS OF A DRAPER'S SHOP. FROM ONEHGNGA—2OOO Pairs Ladies' and Children's Stockings, Gents' and Youths' Socks. 80 Pairs Dungaree Trousers. 100 Rolls Ribbon. 100 Working Shirts and Flannels. Buttons, HandkerchWs.'Tics, Combs. Boys' Suits, Brushes, Scissors; in fact, everything necessary to start a draper's shop. T 1? pOBERTSON, AUCTIONEER. Then, to follow— i 14FT COUNTER. Lattice Work, and 1 numerous Shop Fittings (removed from Dominion Road), 2 Singer Sewing Machines, 1 Gas Stove, 2 Gents' Cycles. Office Desk, 1 Visible Fox Typewriter, 1 Densmore Typewriter, 6 Austrian Chairs, Large Quantity of Kitchen Utensils, 2 Sideboards, 8 Rolls Lino., Dining Table 8 Chests of Drawers, 2 Wardrobes. Step Ladders, 8-Pce. Suite, Invalid's Patent Rubber Air Bed (cost £15, good as new), Violin, several Seagrass Mats, 1 Large Mirror (suit shop), i Single Wooden Bedsteads and 2 Double, with wires to fit; 2 Seagrass Chairs. 2 Mangles, 3 Curtain Poles. 2 Tubs. 1 Minute Camera, 2 Fenders, Hanging Lamp, Rocking Chair. Also, on behalf of Cabinetmaker going out of business, about PQAA WORTH OF OAK FURNITURE, T "D pOBERTSON. AUCTIONEER, . rpHE TTAYMARKET. rpHIS "HAY. A LFRED T3UCKLAND & CONS, LTD., Will Sell CHAFF, OATS, HAY. ETC ' HARNESS, SADDLERY, VEHICLES HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. AT 12 NOON. On Acount of A. Gamman and Co., 1 n UNBROKEN COLTS AND FILLIES JLO broken to lead only. Also, THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING STAL 1 LION WILDMOOR, by Wildwooc (Imp.)— Alice Azmoor (Imp.), Sire o, Country Belle, Moorland, Etc. Without Reserve. 1 YEAR-OLD COLT, by Grattan Abbey dam Aoona; natural pacer, never beer , tried. 1 BAY MARE, 6yrs old. by Nutansel-Salis bury mare; natural pacer, never beer tried. 4 GOOD BUTCHERS' AND BAKERS SORTS 2 GOOD HACKS 3 MEDIUM DRAUGHTS 1 WAGGON, 2 HORSES AND HARNESS 1 R.T. BUGGY, HORSE AND LARNESS . ALFRED TJUCKLAND & CONS, LTD. rpUAKAU CHEEP "PAIR. TIfONDAY, pEBRUARY A AT 12 NOON. A LFRED pUCKLAND & CONS, LTD. Will hold their First Sheep and Ram Fail in the Tuakau Sheep Fair Yards on Men day. February 4. and will offer about 9000 c : p ,j s _ E E p w vr Comprising— 4.KAA BREEDING EWES 1000 2-TOOTH TO 6-TOOTH WETHERS 900 LARGE-FRAMED. FRESH, FULL MOUTHED ROMNEY-LINCOLfI EWES. One line. 500 FIRST-CLASS 2-TOOTH ROMNEY LINCOLN EWES. One lino . ■ 2000 WOOLLY AND SHORN LAMBS. From the Flocks of ' Messrs. Len and A. E. Allen. A. F. Annan dale. Geo. Cole Baker. S. S. Brewster. S ' H. Crawford L. and O. Cox. M, H. Cox t Ngatete Clark. S. Cripps, A. Cobourne, J DromgcHjl, E. Dufaur, H. Dyer, S. S. Eyre _ Mrs Geddis. Gideon Hunter, L. ft'. Keals , John Lowry, Geo. and Joe Logan, Vic Lindberg, W. E. Langsford. D. Maloney ' J. T. Murray, Tom and Ed. Muir. E. H Mason. W. W. McDougal. H. W. Parsons . John Fellow. E. H. and James Slater. A R. Watson, James Wylie, B. C. Cole-Baker Further Entries Respectfully Solicited. - N.B.— adviße clients to see that theii t sheep are clean. The Stock Act prohibiti a tot sale of any sheep affected with lice. A LFRED pUCKLAND & CONS, LTD.