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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17429, 26 March 1920, Page 7

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'PHONE 898 - T)OUGLAS AND po. »pHIS T)AY AT -J A O'CLOCK. ■ /TIMBER. rpiMBER. q^IMBER. SMALL LOT OF TIMBER. Q RANGES; LARGE' LOT , ODD O CROCKERY and TINWARE. GENBUILDERS" SUNDRIES.* Also." CORRUGATED COPPER-CYLINDER CALIFONT. and a lot of SHOP FITTINGS. AT . 10-30 O'CLOCK i ' LARGE ACCUMULATOR. 12 folts. 50 ' X • amps, in perfect order; Accumulators, Batteries, Coils. Wire, Lamps. Elec. Sun- • dries. 15 CABINETMAKERS CRAMPS, NICE LOT CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND SUNDRIES. .' ~- AT 11 O'CLOCK. ' 700 L? 13 -- 700 L OTS nPHE pURNISHINGS OF A TTOUSES 17-PCE. -GREEN" SADDLEBAG SUITE. I LARGE DARK KAURI SIDEBOARD, Large Dining Table, Extension Dining . Table. Canad. Dining Chairs, VERY , LARGE OVERMANTEL. MUSIC. O VERY FINE AXMINSTER CARPETS. O Special attention is drawn to these. riHINA. GLASSWARE AND PICTURES. -J UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Dalmain). J- solid mahogany case; Handsome Oval Walnut Table. LARGE WALL MIRRORS, 20 Rolls Linoleum, etc-, etc. ' 2 HALL STANDS. HALL RUNNERS. PEDESTALS AND JARDINIERES. SLIP MATS. * Also. V A CHOICE SELECTION OF BEDROOM A . FURNISHINGS. Q-PCE. DARK BEDROOM SUITE. O LARGE MIRRORED WARDROBE, 6 COMB. CHESTS. A COMB. PAIRS, , TOILETWARE, D. AND S- ART WOOD BEDSTEADS. WIRE AND KAPOK MATTRESSES. PILLOWS. COMB. BED- — STEADS. D.E- SETTEES AND SOUABS KITCHEN TABLES AND CHAIRS LARGE STANDARD MANGLE.GER. BATHS. SAUCEPANS, and all kinds of Kitchen Sundries. THE ROOMS ARE FULL AND MUST ;. • BE CLEARED. 700 - L OTS - 700 r. AT J2.3Q O'CLOCK. ORCHESTRAL 'CELLO; BOW AND CASE. " T) OCGLAS AND-/-10., ALL THE TIME AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. — VICTORIA STREET EAST. P. W. DOUGLAS. 'PHONE 898 A. TMPORTANT TO CPORTSMEN. L rpHIS T)AY (FRIDAY), AT ' 12.80 °' CLOCK: »L I D.B. 12-BORE H.VMMERLESS GUN J- (Keisan. Dublin). -J PAIR 9-MAG. ' BINOCULARS. VERY FINE COLLAPSIBLE CAMP OUTFIT. * GENT'S SADDLES, BRIDLES. GIRTHS, BITS, AND SNAFFLES. Also GOOD ASSORTMENT OF BEST TABLE VX CUTLERY. STAINLESS KNIVES, etc., etc. >~ On View in Our Rooms. -TjOUGLAS AND QO-. ALL THE TIME. ~~ AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Y. VICTORIA STREET EAST. " AUCTION CALE. '• pREMIER JJAUL, pUKEKOHE. i T HIS D AY, AT .30 ' Mo. Rd . ed Havinc received instructions from variout be Clients, wc. the Undersigned, will Sell the lio following Properties:— t ' l TSUKEK.OHE. Totara Avenue.— Nice Home 18 > Jl 0 4 large rooms, scullery, bathroom, ir ' pantry back, side and front verandahs; le ' large basement wader house. The section if ' m elevated, and has nice native trees on it. PUKEKOHE— 16 Acres first-class volcani< soil; practically flat; lies to north; watered by well; 6 acres grass, balance crops; shed. 14 by 12. This is a choice piec. of cropping land. We advise you to inspect ~ "OUKEKOHE. Edinburgh Street.—Choio v ' little Bungalow of & rooms, wardrobes cupboards, wash-house, electric light, bath etc-; quarter-acre section. PUKEKOHE. Seddon Street. — Quarter acre, real good building site, with 68f frontage. PUKEKOHE— 2 to 12 Acres, all in grass young orchard in full bearing, garden etc • absolutely the finest land in this pro ere's'sive district. About I mile from Puke kohe Post Office and station; town ,wate — supply- Buildings comprise first-class Horn o- of nine rooms, acetylene gas throughout Ji'- glasshouse and necessary outbuildings. C- Auctioneers' Note —We have inspected thi ch property, and can honestly say it is one o nd the best in the district. Our advice to in tending purchasers is to inspect withou delay. The owner can give good reasons fo seUiDB, Properties Flagged. fHVIL AND pOBERTS. AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS PUKEKOHE. 'PHONE 131.