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Sales by Anction. ..... , /.- ~~* T F 1 P 1 ? 211 AND G°' r ' HALLOF COMMERCE AUCTION BOOMS HIGH STBEET '• / (One Minute from Queen Street), WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION rpO-MOBBOW (TUESDAY). AT 10.30 AJCON BEHALF OF A (LOCAL MANUB'ACTURER'S AGENT. 9K INGERSOLL ALARM CLOCKS. W A VERY HANDSOME RANGE OF DINNER AND TEA SERVICES. W. AND G. PLATES. SETS OF JUGS. MIXING BOWLS. NESTS OF " FIVE TIN BILLIES, ALUMINIUM KETTLES. GLASS TUMBLERS. GALVANISED BATHS. Etc.. Etc. Also SHOP AND OFFICE COUNTERS. WINDOW SASHES. DOORS. Etc. A Very Fine Lot of OFFICE FURNITURE. OFFICE FURNITURE. TYPISTES' TABLES AND CHAIRS. LEDGER DESK. LOUNGE CHAIRS. ELECTRIC RADIATOR, OFFICE CARPET (now). Size Oft by aft. Also HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. RUGS. Etc., CARPETS. RUGS. Etc., And » iLIPP PIANO. And a. LIPP PIANO T Tft piPER AND pO.. Telephone A 2290. , . '... ~ =:sr3 Wines for Sale. A CASE OF PORT WINE, special blend. 355, delivered city, freight Is 6d extra. —Colonial Wine Co.. 248. Swanson St. high quality and low prices Corhan's 1 Wines still leading- See advt. Monday a^WedjiMd^y£ ; 0~~ LD Port and Sherry Wines, superior. 35a per case; Special, 42s 6d: railage paid. —John S. Vella. Oratia. Auckland. PORT, fine old matured, 80s case delivered. —Kaipara Wine Co., 820 (basement) New Zealand Insurance Bldgs. ORT Winee. gootT 35sj Invalid!! SOT; Special. 50e per case, delivered.—Write Bray'e Vineriea 6. H.M. Arcade. Queen St. LD PORT (Invalid) 425, Claret i2\ Red 48s. Sherry 48s, Special Reserve Port efis Der 12 bottles (2gals.). Cash with order. Freight paid to nearest station or first transhipping port. Delivered Auckland and iramediate suburbs, also across harbour All wines matured. Ordera promptly cuted. Suppliers to Auckland and other hospitals. State occupation when ordering for no-license district.—A. A. Corban, Mt. Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson.. Auckland Hospital. Maroh 29. 1021. Mr. A. A. Corban, Sir,—This is- to certify that you have supplied Invalid Port and Sherry Wine to the Auckland Hospital for the last eight years. They have proved most suitable and beneficial, always being of the Mine high Quality. Yours faithfully. ' ISi gned) E. I- LYELL. Manager. i ■ — '• I Dyers and Cleaners. CARPETS Cleaned by Vacuum Cleaning Co. look like new; cartaso free.—l 3, Lome St. 'Phone 1769. \TEW COSTUMES FOR OLD! J.l Ladiee possessing old-style Costumes, cast aside as useless because they are out-of-date, should send them to ue. to be remodelled in the Wonderful Crothall Way. We can brinsr them right up-to-date: or, if preferred, we can transform them into the fashionable Coatfrocks now so popular. Remodelling ia one of the leading features of our extensive business, and we are paving money in this way for people ctvery day! There's no time like the present. Look out your old Costume and send it to ua right. away! You'll be delighted! rpHE pROTHALL TtT^ T (COMPANY. Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, 157. SYMONDS ST. AND 371, MANUKAU RD.. AUCKLAND. 'Phone 2544 A. Works: 'Phone 2678 A. Mt. Eden. A REVELATION TO AUCKLAND CIT? AND PKOVINCE. Yes. It has really been a REVELATION to thousands, that no garment is too far «me for " THE EMPIRE/' No matter how Old. Faded, Torn, or Dilapidated your Suits or Costumes may be. •' THE EMPIRE" can still make them as new again OUR DYEING is th» best in the World OUR CLEANING is done by the latest FRENCH and AMERICAN PROCESSES OUR REMODELLING and REPAIR Del partments are second to none. The coat is trifling, but our workmanship will be sure to please. Rinc 'Phone No. 3867, and our van will call. Country Orders specially catered for. and return postage paid. EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO.. FURRIERS. ETC., 358, Queen St. (opp. Main Entrance Town Hall). By Special Appointment to His Excellency Viscount Jellicoe. Business Notices. SUCCEEDS WHERE • L '' INEBRIATE HOME FAILED. " Drinko Powders have permanently cured me of the dnnk habit which has been my downfall for 10 years. I have tried English •emcdifi , ', and also went into, an inobriate home, but without result. Drinko is indeed wonderful ' So writes one of many grateful patients. Hundreds of similar testimonials. Drinko ib odourless and tasteless, and can be given secretly if desired. All correspondence stictly confidential. Plain sealed envelopes used always. Write for booklet concerning " Drinko" to Lady Manager. Drinko Propaetary. 212 H. Lambton Quay, Wellington. /~IEE , AND pOTTER " (Established 63 years). - COACH AND MOTOR BODY BUILDERS, Corner Lorn© and Rutland Streets having no rent or interest to pay are out to give the BEST VALUE IN AUCKLAND A Jrial will convince you. ( Tlf I S S ' E D W A E L S. CONFIDENTIAL AND PUBLIC TYPISTE. 20, SECURITY BUILDINGS. Queen Street. * 'Phone 1079 OLUB X-RAY OIL. The Remarkable Cure for SCIATICA. RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO, STIFF JOINTS. ETC. Try a Bottle To-day at SANFORD'S FISH SHOPS. Throughout Auckland. » rpHE T>ELIANCE rpRANSPORT pO„ LTD.. General Carriers and Contractors, 7. Mercantile Chambers, Customs St. East g-rd Shingle and Scoria at Cheapest Rates. FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED. 'Phones 1109 A and 3828. _ i RA i>r <3 E S r«cw Rangee, 24in.. j£s 12s 6d. Ideal for Seaside Baches and- Campers. All Oth(!r Sizes in Stock. Also. Second-hand • in all makea. Repairs in all Branches Executed with Promptness. STONEX AND WHITE. Phone 1298. Wakefield Street. !■■ ... I . .. '-u Miscellaneous. rpHE 'Phone number everybody wants, J 2238— Coakley! NO need to wait for Auction. We eupply your wants privately. Used Furniture. —George Walker. _ BEST Leather and Sundries for Home Repairing; best woramanship guaranteed At Tugby s. 167. Karangahap<- Rd. HOW 'about a, liHlc new furniture to smatften up the home. Cheap at Coakley's! FRANK HOWLETT. -OC. Karanguhap* Rd. —Cheapest for Best Hairwork. Price list »i Switches and Transformations posted. THE Success of a sale depends upon the Auctioneer. Coakley'a the man I NATURE'S Health, G.H. Pure Olive Oil. Highest awards, Auckland Exhibition. —The Phoenix Import Co.. 66. Victoria St. BARGAINS in used piauc-s mar/ often bo hug at Coakley's. T>IMU .Dining Suites, 4 Dining, 2 ArmF~Z. cha 'r ß ii rexme tip-out seats; £'5 15s.— George Walker. Auctioneer. 38, Quoc.n St. • C°--?£r TAB * E mMV SETTEE (new). i lion of Squabs.—George Walker's. Auctioneer

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 4