Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17596, 8 October 1920, Page 3

dates oy Auction. V-.' t . pß.urr: pRUtT. pKUIT. p IT. " '.p R IT. pRUIT p IJ»URNER AND gONS, ' jyTD.. E. 'jpURNER AND g°. NS » IjTD-' WILL SELL. ' , : . rj*HIS AY (FRIDAY), AT Q A.M., 2000- C ASES F BUIT - . 2000' C Asfes F Wlt - COMPRISING: v 1200 CASES APPLES - 100 CASES PEARS 200 CASES; LEMONS (LOCAL) 5Q CASES ORANGES (LOCAL) IQQ CASES ORANGES (ISLAND) 20 CASES BANANAS (RIPE) 350 CASES BANANAS (GREEN) -|QQ CASES SYDNEY FRUIT piNES, pASSIONS, .jyjANDARINS. 20 CASES PINES (FIJI). 10,30 AM pRODUCE AND yEGETABLES. 500 SACKS~ T0 GOOD SOUTHERN '100 ei TO ®I OOND QtrALITS 100 SACKS SEED POTATOES g0 SACKS GOOD SWEDES 200 CRATES AMERICAN ONIONS 20 SACKS ISLAND KUMARAS. Good BAGS NEW POTATOES pABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER. RHUBARB. V • CUCUMBERS, CARROTS, PARSNIPS. AND ALL VEGETABLES IN SEASON. ; A.M.—pOULTRY. 19 NOON -T> UTTER. 400 DOZEN IsZl £> EGGS, DRIPPING. ' rpURNER AND gONS. J^TD., FRUIT. PRODUCE. AND POULTRY AUCTIONEERS. city markets, auckland. ■ pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. Jg 'JIURNER AND gONS, J^TD., Will Sell T ms D AY. iT 11 A.M. PRIME AND LARGE LINES OF X HENS. ROOSTERS. DUCKS, PULLETS. TURKEYS. !ETC„ETC._ CA black ORPINGTON puilets , wv Also, Quantity of LIGHT PULLETS, Including FECIAL LINE OF HEAVY PENS. T. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. 1 % / g rpURNER AND gONS, J^TD., CITY MARKETS. O.EORGE "^yALKER. / AT HIS POPULAR gALE OOMS, 3 g QUEEN g. rpO-DAY. AT 20.30 SHARP. I i . / , 2J ROLLS SECOND-HAND LINO. J , GOOD CARPET SQUARES First-class Floor Coverings, many of then; EQUAL TO NEW. AND AT 22 O'CLOCK. On account of several Vendors, including: DR. J. SLINGSBY REEKIE. Remuera; MR. JACKSON. Sb, Mary's Road. >J*B£ gOLID Q.AK JpURNITURF , AND gUPERIOR p-URNISHINGS OF rpWO ,jy£ODERN -RESIDENCES Including gPENCER "gIJOU piANO . (In. Handsome Oak Case). A perfect little instrument of lovely ton* and equal to new. To bo Sold at 1.30 p.m. r gPECIAL AT 2 O'CLOCK— " 2 ° AK ROLL-TOP DESKS, { J^ILLIARD- DINING TABLE. " QUANTITY GOOD ELECTROPLATE'. ' pORCELAIN PLUNGE BATH, I J)A.VIS "THISTLE" CALIFONT. J QALV.-'IRON PLUNGE BATH. BILLIARD-DINING TABLE 'advertise, above is complete with cues and balls, am " is in perfect order. :N 0 RESERVES. Y'ERMS QASH r i; Q.EORGE -^TALKER, '• AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 38, QUEEN STREET. „ II a AITAKERE JJOWNS JgSTATE yyAITAKERE JJOWNS pSTATI COMPRISING gQ2 CRESTHE NEW SUBURBAN FARMING AREA ADJACENT TO WAITAKERE STATION SUBDIVIDED INTO LOTS VARYIN( FROM 44 T0 166 A CRES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT 83/ Q UEEN S TREET - I rpms D AY ' AT 2 P " M ' ' AT 9 P.M. ! "tyAITAKERE J-JOWNS pSTATI j AITAKERE £)OWNS pSTATI 1= within '20 miles of Auckland City, tli nearest lot being only 20 chains froi Waitakere Station. ! The lli'.y of the land is good, there bein ! n great depth of black soil on clay subeoi ! Some of bush land has been down in grni I. ! in to 1-2 years, and carries SPLENDi. : SOLE. The open land can be ploughed rr> i g'osf-ed without fallowing. There is a I pHundant supply of water on each sectioi *■ [ Msiny nf Miem are well improved, and wi 1 rrake IDEAL FARMS, suitable for any cl 1 lof f.Tiv.iisr. P'entiful supplv of fir"— '• j ai l fenciiKr posts- also quantity of bu'l-lin I lit"be- on ° lot?. The nroxi-nity to Auck'.:'« i- 1 "ml the cheapness of railway fares >>n j f-ojHits. will place buyers in the positio ! of supplying the city markets. _ j EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, viz:i 15 PER CENT. DEPOSIT, I 10 I'FR CENT. IN 12 MONTHS (Oi BUTLD TO VALUE OF £2COi j BAL . 1 YEARS AT 5! PER CENI The Owner? are DETERMINED T I REALISE, and will accept prices j}. 1 «hon'd ensure every Section being sol' = Tlios° in se roll of land wi'.li SURE I'RO? PKC'TIVK VALUE should not fail to inspei this Estate. gAMUEL yAILE AND J^TD AUCTIONEERS. i. 83, QUEEN STREET.