Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17230, 5 August 1919, Page 4

•; ' i i~: r . . . . - . • ■ ' -'■ '" Sales Ki by : Aoction. - . > /JEOBCrE 7WALKEE. ;,,,' ' AT THE SALE BOOMS. QUEEN STREET fJXSIS T)AY, AT -Jl. O'CLOCK. HPHE ,QONTENTS QF fHWO "OESIDENCES, j Removed to our Rooms for the convenience of Sale. Details: — ; UPRIGHT OStAND PIANO, BY J. AND J. HOPKINSON. LONDON, a very nice instrument: Piano Stool. MASSIVE O. RIMU SIDEBOARD, with large B.P. Mirror and Leadlight Cupboard; OILED RIMU DINING TABLE, E.P. Ware, Glassware, Clook, Dinnerware, Palm Stands Occ. Tables. 4 08. CHAIRS, tip-out Seats; B.M. Fenders, Pictures, Floor Rugs, Easy Chair. Curtains, Blinds, DULL POLISHED KAURI SIDEBOARD, Vases, Sewing Machine, Wicker Table, Willow Chair, Jardiniere, Bookshelf, Chiffonier, Overmantel, Seagrass Square. Venetian Blinds, Number of Pot Plants, Kauri Hallstand, Set Fire Brasses. Coal Vase. Cushions, Leather Conch, Hall Curtains, Domestic Vacuum Cleaner, Etc. HANDSOME 3-PCE. OILED RIMU BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Large Wardrobe, Comb. Chest, Washstand with Bedstead to match. Wire Woves, Kapok Beddins. Pillows, H.H. Mattress. Toilet Ware. Rugs. Pictures. Wicker Chairs. Comb. Pair, Swins Mirror. Large Linen Press. 8-drawer Chest, Cot Mattress, SG. Mats, S. Kapoks. LARGE POLISHED KAURI WARDROBE. CHEVAL PAIR, W.WStretcher. Heavy B.M. Bedstead and Wire, Bedroom Chairs. Pedestal Cupboard. 3 and 5-draw«rr Chests, Bedroom Chairs, General Bedroom tureTTITCHEN DRESSER. A.B. and Can. JUL Chairs. MEAT SAFE, Verandah Blind, Cooking Utensils. Saucepans, Kettles, Gas Iron, En&melware, G-l-Tub, Brooms, Turk's Head, Boot Last. Tomahawk. Gas Ring. Tube, Butter Cooler, Bucket, Rake, Spade, Shovel. Aae. 3 Kit. Tables, Step Ladder Filter. Potts' Iroas. LARGE HAMPER, Col. Couch, Push Cart, 2 GOOD WHEELBARROWS. Wire Netting, Plunge Bath, 24 Meat Dishes. Flower Pots. Oval Boilers, and HOST OF KITCHEN SUNDRIES. And at ■j 9 O'CLOCK NOON. O OOD Q.AS jQTOVES, By FLETCHER-RUSSELL. MAIN, and PARAGON. PIANO WILL BE SOLD AT 1 P.M. {WALKER AND pOMPANY. AUCTIONEERS. 38, QUEEN STREET. GEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer. riEOBGE -WALKER, AT THE SALEROOMS, QUEEN STREET. ipEIS IVY, AT -J-J O'CLOCK. O-SEATEB TPNGLISH JITOTOR-CAB. IN RUNNING ORDER. ; ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 WALKER AND QOMPANY, [ AUCTIONEERS. QUEEN STREET. . Tp. & ,U I T Q A L E. I » irpHIS T)AY (TUESDAY). A OG. K I 1(> A.M. I CITY MARKETS. , rriHE AUCKLAND pROVIKUAL ■pBUITGBOWEBS' QO-OP., T TD., WILL SELL T OCAL -pBUITS. SWEET ORANGES. LEMONS. POORMAN ORANGES. ' APPLES—Cooking and Dessert. I PEARS— and Dessert. PASSIONS. TREE TOMATOES. ' TTE GETAB:LES AND pRODUCE. " <SS& 'TO-MORROW, AT 10 NOON. i Wlffififfi IN NEW CITY MARKETS. , SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF TREES. A MOST Excellent Collection of Garden Shrubs, Flowering and Hedge Plants, , Rhododendrons, Daphnes, Boronias, and a Whole' Lot of Charming Blossoming Trees and Creepers, Lawn and Ornamental Trees, in great variety. Mr. T. Lock has promised us & very fine , lot for _ this Sale, which may be the foot for . him this season. People in quest of Garden Plants should come along, as the bargains at these soles are worth going a long way to secure. T TJRAID AND po.. AUCTIONEERS. fgsg|X rpHURSDAY. AT "jVTOON. IggL S PJBCIAIj qale\jf "Ijyijr pLANTS. "OSNUNCULUS. Anemones, Begonias, J-\> Violets. Nemesiaa. and Various Annuals suitable for this period of planting , On account of Mr n Freeman, Mt. Albert! About 300 boxes all told. -aioert. The public know already the enormous saving in purchasing at these auctions, but to those as yet naaoqnaintedt with this method of buyme' it would bo worth while attending. J "DRAID AND /~10.. AUCTIONEERS. OALEYARDS. rpHURSDAY, A UGUST n gUCKLAND & gONS, LTD., WILL SELL r>«^a M ? UTH KOMNEY-LINCOLN ?LO\r EWES, forward in lamb. A LFRED •DUCKLAND & QONS, LTD. pUKEKOHE JJORSE gAZAAR. jyj-ONDAY. A UGUST 11, AT 10.30 A.M. PLEASE NOTE ALTERATION IN DATE. -DUCKLAND & CONS. LTD., Will hold their next Horse Sal© in the Pukckohe Horse Bazaar, on Monday, August 11, and will yard upwards of i A HORSES OF ALL CLASSES, J-U\J Including, On Account of Contractor, 4 HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES (Grader Team! 1 TWO-YARD DRAY HILLSIDE PLOUGH LEADING HARNESS. SWINGLETREES, CHAINS. SUNDRIES, Etc. Also. 1 4-YEAR-OLD HACK, by St. Paul— Ptiriri mlire 1 THREE-QUARTER R.T. GIG AND „ ; r HARNESS, in »°"d order. 2 MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES, work anywhere 1 2-TON FARM WAGGON, from Runci. man 3 MEDIUM DRAUGHTS, from Patumahoe 10 LIGHT TO MEDIUM UNBROKENS, from Waikato Heads 12 LIGHT HARNESS AND HACKS, from 8 MEDIUM "DRAUGHTS from Wa'uln, 6 PLOUGH HORSES, from Tuaka!? Also, 6-SEATEE PULMAN CAR, 1916 Model in good order. ' Entries Solicited. jgUCKLAND & T TD.