Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17459, 1 May 1920, Page 4

— ■■■ 'i i 1 ————* • -feii^. Sales by.Auction. .pBUIT, pRUIT. "DROIT. ipRUIT. pRUIT. pRUIT. J» # BURNER AND pTD.. . ,j5 rpURNER AND CONS, T^D., t WILL SELL - rpo-DAI, 0 A.M. SHARP, * pOOK ISLAND /"VRANGES. pOOE TSLAND ARANGEB. pOOK ISLAND pAN ANAS, pOOK TSLAND pANANAS. T OCAL pRUIT. COMPRISING Choice Grapes, Tomatoes, Lemons. Applet Pears. Figs. Tree Tomatoes. Passions. Oranges, Bananas (ripe and gwenL TO rpURNER AND CONS, J^.TD.. FRUIT. PRODUCE AND POULTRY AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. P. W. DOUGLAS. 'PHONE 838 A, pOUGLAS AND QO. TUESDAY \TEXT, AT 1Q QA O'CLOCK. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. pAINT-pON ACCORD-pAINT. 11. 4LB TIN'S BON ACCORD PAINT 1A J -2LB TINS BON ACCORD PAINT ,€>99 ILB TINS BON ACCORD PAINT LARGE QUANTITY FLEXIBLE METALLIC GOLD AND SILVER SIGN LETTERS. £50-VALUE—£SO. 2 SOLE CHESTS 8.8. BROKEN PEKOE TEA. T\OUGLAS AND pO.-ALL THE TIME. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET EAST. P. W. DOUGLAS. 'PHONE BS3A. MAGNIFICENT jpURNITURE. rpUESDAY, Tl/TAY A ATIOOA P.M. Instructed by MRS. PAPPRILL, we will Sell AT OUR ROOMS, 5 " f mc&s - 5 TTNIQUE pOLDEN QAK

PURNITURE. -J LARGE SIDEBOARD 1 HANDSOMELY - DESIGNED CHEVAL I CHEST 1 HALL STAND -1 CORNER CHINA CABINET 1 CUPBOARD. This Furniture *as the work of Mr. A. Papprill. of Westport. assisfod by his wife. Mi. Papprill was totally blind. They are probably the finest pieces of their kind' ever submitted to Auction in the Dominion. S.ND THEY WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY RESERVE On T UESDAT, M AY 4> AT 22.30 F.H. On View in Our Window. T\OUGLAS AND pO., ALL THE TIME. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. VICTORIA STREET EAST. i?. W. DOUGLAS. THONE 839 A. ON THE PBEMISES,. 41' S 7, S TEPEEK8 AYENUE, 1 pAENELL WEDNESDAY-SEXT- WEDNESDAY AT 11 O'CLOCK. H 0F K AURI rpistßEß, TN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. I, SHED, 10 by 8, heart of kauri, iron roof, suitable for beach "WINDOWS COMPLETE, SASHES, -TV MANTELS. GRATES, DOORS AND FRAMES. NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. TTJOUGLAS AND pO.— THE TIME, IUCTTONEERB AND VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET EAST. pENAL OALE IN pECEASED STATE. AND r\ WELLING INVESTMENT. gPLENDID pOKNER ALLOTMENT 0 N M A,N ROADQN WEDNESDAY, - 19*. AT J I'M. ' ' ' IN THE LOOMS. 5. CUSTOMS ST. EAST ! Acting under in.«truct;.mi from tin '!'•• stw* '< ■ the Undersized will s<-.l by J'uLlr I Auction. ' ' 1 HE SPLENDID DOUBLE FROVIYI) J SHOP PROPERTY on th« (1, r QUEEN AND CLARENCE S'IHKFTs NORTHCOTE. with i>lateu!aa« window, '„' two sides, and up-to-onte DWKLI.JNG of 5 room.-. Every convenience attach at*, firsVt-Uss Heart J Kauri Bnildinu, 20 by '(4 iron roof, us*d a? Furnitur«. i'lu U.ry 'Tn ; » property ha-s a frontage of 81.".. J^iurn. 3oi per w<*k. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.- Wo would <» I particular attention to this valuable properly which must be Bold to wmd nj, an estate AND UALCOMHE AUCTIONEERS, 0. CUSTOMS STREET EAST. JMPERATIVE CALE BY IJUBLK AUCTION. ON WEDNESDAY, \Y - AT 'l I'M. QNEHUNGA, JTAIN (^THEET, FRONTING TRAM LINE. QMITH AND pALCOMBE, Have received instructions, and will Sell, at their Rooms, S. Customs Street East, the following Properties: — lOT 1 - SIX-ROOMED SUPERIOR Li VILLA RESIDENCE, with ail conveniences. TOT 2 -FINE CORNER SECTION, adJ-< jomin/j Lot 1, situated at the corner of Auckland and Queen Streets. Onehutißa. suitable for Shop and Dwellirii.'. Opposite tram stop. ' PARTICULARS FUTURE ADVERTISEMENTS. PROPERTIES FLAGGED. CMITEI /ND ITALCOMBE, AUCTIONEERS, l, CUSTOMS ST. EAST.