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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18080, 3 May 1922, Page 4

Sales by Auction. 7SJ rj T OAN AND TITERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that .at all Auction Sains delivery will only bo given for LASII; unices arrangements for credit have been previously made with the Management. pAPAKURA YARDS. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. M ONDAY. M AY B> . . AT 11 A.M. -inA HORSES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Also. * On Account of a Client. 2 FARM HORSES, perfectly reliable. 30CWT. WAGGON. - 1 TIMBER WAGGON. Entries Solicited. LIST OF COUNTRY SALES FOR JL MAY. PAPAKURA HOR c E MONDAY, Bth PUKEKOHE— 9th. WA RK WORTH—FRIDAY. 12th. AIHU—SATURDAY. 13th. HENDERSON— loth. TUAKAU—TUESDAY. ICth. MANGAWHARE—TUESDAY, 16th. WEDNESDAY. 17th. CLEVEDON—THURSDAY. 18th. MAUNGATUROTO—THURSDAY. 18th. NGATEA—FRIDAY. 19th. V.'AIUKU— 10th. KAIWAKA—FRIDAY, 19th. Wn'TFORD—TUESDAY, 23rd. _,__„__._-, PAPAKURA DAIRY SALE — FRIDAY, •26th. KAUKAPAKAPA—MONDAY. 29th. ! WEEKLY SALES. „ _„ FAT CATTLE. SHEEP, CALVES, PIGS. i Etc —EVERY WEDNESDAY at, WESTFIELD YARDS. „ „_ „___„ I DAIRY AND STORE STOCK AND SHEEP | —EVERY THURSDAY. WESTFIELD I YARDS. j ■jVr rj T OAN AND TyrERCANTILE ! AGENCY COMPANY! LTD.. ! A LBERT C TREET T AND "DOOMS. ' y™* a *~W* 19, 2.30 P.M. ESTATE OF JOHN MARSH (DECEASED). Instructed by tho Public Trustee we will offer by Public Auction, as above PROPERTY No. 30, Douglas St., Ponsonby, being Lot 20 of Allots 32 and 33 of Sec. 8, Subs, of Auckland, along with Cottage of 4 rooms; scullery and waih-nouso erected thereon. Property flagged. AT 7 T OAN AND ,]\TERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., AUCTIONEERS, ALBERT STREET. TTUDSON ."jYJOTOR QAR. WITHOUT RESERVE. J E. F ow AND C°- TD.. AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON AMD CAMBRIDGE. Acting under instructions by bill of sale holder will Sell by Public Auction at W. J. : outer and Co.'s Garacc, Duke St., Cambridge, on FRIDAY NEXT, May 5. at 2.30— 1 HUDSON MOTOR-CAR, 1919 model, complete with self-starter, rear wind shields, spotlight' side screens; in good running order; make good taxi. Trial morning of Bale. Also, same time and place— 1 DODGE CAR, first-ciasa order. 1 DORT CAR, first-class order, . M. C. LAWSON, Auctioneer. 3 Professional Cards. TTEART TYESEASE QFTEN J£XISTS TN NATION QNLY. . Stethoscopic examination r merely shows derangement of the functions of the heart that are too often mistaken for organic disease. I don't say this wantonly— irregular action of the heart, is often diagnosed as Heart Disease and the patient's life blighted by the thought of its being incurable— I will prove that it is not. Let me send you my little booklet. It explains my treatment, and is free. > "P pALVI-T^REEMAN, 54-57. * WATSON'S -BUILDINGS Corner Queen and Wellesiey Streets,' AUCKLAND. ' MRS. J. E. WHEELER. CHIROPODIST AND FOOT SPECIALIST (Late with Rosier, of Melbourne). Corns, Bunions. Ingrowitijj Nails, and .Deformities treated. Expert -advice given on all matters regarding Foot Comfort 69. BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS (Opp. His Majesty's). , Phone 430 A. Que.r. Street 1 ' — — i Dyers and Cleaners. IP your Suit is old and battered. And creased and-stained and spattered With the dirt that gets all Patent Cleansers" beat; If the trouser-knees are baggy. And the coat is loose and scraggy. And you feel you cannot wear it in the street; ";'-'•"- Don't throw the wreck aside— Just gat it cleaned and dyed -• .'■"-=; By the Beat Man in the City—J. G. PEAT. Costumes and Suits Dry Cleaned. 8s 6d each, Costumes and Suits, Dyed, .12s 6d each. Every description of Cleaning and Dyeing done. Over SO years' experience. J. G.~~P E A T 36. EDEN TERRACE, ] > Two Minutes from Symonds Stveet Telenhone 5151 C. and D. '- ' Open Evenings 6.50 till 7.30. A REVELATION TC AUCKIiAND CITY A AND PROVINCE. Yes. It has really been a REVELATION to thousands, that no garment is too far pone for "THE EMPIRE." No matter how Old Faded. Torn, or Dilapidated, your Suits or Costumes may be, "THE EMPIRE " can still mako them as new again. OUR DYEING is the best in the World. OUR CLEANING 18 done by the latest , FRENCH and AMERICAN PROCESSES. OUR REMODELLING and REPAIR Departments are second to none. The cost is trifling, but our workmanship will be sure to please. Ring "phone No. 3867, and our van will call. Country Orders specially catered for, and return postjige paid. ■ EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO., FURRIERS. ETC., , 353, Quccu St (opp. Main Entrance lown Hall). By Special Appoictment to His Excellency Viscount Jellicoo. rpHE REMODELLING SEASON. T" The eeaeon for Remodelling is here. Now is the time to have your Coats and Co3tumes, etc, altered, reshaped, and remade according to the latest ! fashion. We can completely ' remodel Costumes and convert same into the fashionable Coat-Frocks. We aleo relino, repair, and renovate. We can save you pounds! Hundreds of delighted customers testify to our skill and efficiency. We pay return postage on _ Country Parcels. Correspondence invited, rpHE rtROTHALL TUAY (COMPANY, j Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, '137, SYMONDS ST.. AND 171, MANUKAU ROAD. PARNELL. AUCKLAND. •Phone 2544 A. Works: 'Phono 2S7BA Mt. Eden ... i i Legal Notices. T EGA L ____N" ° T I ° E. - MR. E. N. MILLER has much pleasure in announcing that ho has admitted into partnership, as from April 1. 1922, MR. F. SELWYN MILLER and MR. C. H. POULGRAIN, Li-.8., who for some years past have been associated with him in his practice as Barrister and Solicitor. The business nt Thames, Thames South, and Turua will be continued as heretofore under tho old style or firm of " MILLER AND SON." Thames. April 27, 1922. "jUTR. DENNIS WILLIAM NEILD, • i ' J - BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Bogs to announce that'he has COMMENCED THE PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION ' , At ■ - MAUNGATUROTO. rr-— -—.' ~ , '■ . '=_ —-i RUMOUR has it that George Walker sells more Furniture than any other man in Auckland. BUY Elite Toffees, guaranteed pure and wholesome. ~