SALES BY AUCTION. WO MILFORD, TAKAPUNA. DEVON- -*- PORT RESIDENTS. AND OTHERS. T T> T3OBERTSON, T TD., Are instructed to Sell on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY If) 1923, AT 12 O'CLOCK. AT THE TRAM STOP. SHERRIF'S STORE, MILFORD. QA A A AFT., SO.OOOFT,. 80.000 FT,, OUj'UUUfT.; 80.000 FT., 80.000 FT., OF pOTTAGE rpiMBER. Also, ".."• QUANTITY OF FENCING TIMBER. This is a good opportunity for the people on the Northern Side of the Harbour to obtain Timber of this description at their own price. NOTE TB:E TIME—I2 O'CLOCK, AND THE ADDRESS, CAR STOP, SHERRIF'S. STORE, MILFORD. J. R. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. ' QANFORD'S DINING ROOMS OPPOSITE G.P.0.. QUEEN ST. FISH MEALS. Open From 9 a.m. Until 7 p.m. Daily. (Closed All Day Sundays.) TpRUIT SALAD AND CREAM. Enjoy the delicious fruit dessert served at, Stacey's; very pleasing on a warm, January day. Made from the choicest fruit, skilfully blended: try a morning or afternoon dish with fresh cream. Fruit Salad and Ice Cream is doubly ' enjoyable at Stacey's. Or take some ' home; Ice Cream and Fruit Salad, too, • if you wish. Gat some to-day. STACEY'S. 61. QUEEN STREET. STRAND CAP O PRIOR STILL LEADING. BEST Is 6d MEAL IN TOWN. DENTISTRY. F- C O DLu M ' SURGEON DENTIST, Late University of Pennsylvania and Dental Hospital, London. Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work, Artificial Plates, and Painless Extractions. is Open Friday Evenings, 7 to 8.30, or any evening by appointment.BROADWAY CHAMBERS. NEWMARKET. 'Phone 2824. - ' _ % DRESS AND FASHION. A CCORDION Pleating—The latest, in A. five different styles. — The Croth'all Way Co., 137. Symonds St. B" EAUTIFUL Irish Hand-embroidered Voile Blouses, Damasks, Serviettes, —Jefier's Irish Linen Stores. 28, Jervois . Rd.. Ponsonby. HILDREN'S Knitted Outfits. Ladies' ' Knitted Silk Jumpers and Frocks, reasonably priced.Cecelia. 43, City Chambers. ' . 3 • COSTUMES and Frocks in exclusive ■\J autumn styles at Laurie and Hardy's, j Foresters' Buildings, Albert St. HEMSTITCHING. — For good . work, prompt attention, take your orders to v Miss Scott. Top Floor, City Chambers. >| TTEMSTITCHING, - Buttons. Pleating. JO. Dressmaking; English, American experience; moderate.—Modern Button Fac- . tory. 12, Wellesley : St. West. j _ _ > INSURANCE. - mEE SOUTHERN /~IROSS A SSURANCE pO., T TD., j Offers an ■j ALL-IN-ONE POLICY, Covering LIFE, ENDOWMENT, ACCIDENT, AND ALL SICKNESS. C Inquire about it, also about our Special - TTOUSE pURCHASE , pOLICY. Apply. THE SOUTHERN CROSS ASSURANCE CO., LTD.. Bank of New Zealand Buildings, ~ Swanson Street, Auckland. } .WINES FOR SALE. A CASE OF PORT WINE, special blend, 355, delivered city, freight Is 6d extra. "5" —Colonial Wine Co., 24b, Swan3on St. x /~\LD Port and Sherry Wines at 35s per \J case; special 42s 6d,. freight paid ■ cash with order Note.— have no agents. 'i John- S. Vella. The Terrace Vineyards, i Oratia. Auckland. • "WINES FOR SALE.— 30s, 40s, 60s, d H 755; Sherry, 60s case, delivered.Kai- ;, para Wine Co., Basement N.Z. "Insurance Bldgs. ■ _________ piLD PORT (Invalid) 425, Claret 425.' .1 vy Red 48s, Sherry 48s, Special Reserve 1 Port 60s per 12 bottles (2gals.). Cash with order. Freight paid to nearest station or fiist transhipping port. Delivered Auckland and immediate suburbs, also across harbour. All wines matured. Orders promptly executed. Suppliers to Auckland and other hospitals. State occupation when ordering . for no-license district.—A. A. Corban, Mt. • Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. Heme Bay, Auckland, October 25, 1912. Mr. A. A. Corban, Henderson. > Dear Sir,— have completed my analysis of the various New Zealand Pure Grape Wines manufactured by you, viz.. Corban's Red Wine, Port, Sherry and Claret, and have pleasure in certifying that they . are all pure, fermented Grape Wines, free )- from harmful materials, and of excellent quality and flavour." They are the best New Zealand Wines -that have come under my notice, and have evidently been skilfully prepared front; choice grapes. The " Red Wine" i* a'*'rich, .fruity wine, and particularly suitable for invalids. (Signed) ALF. J. PARKER, F.C.S., . Public Analyst for Auckland. _ WANTED KNOWN. l--11 TTOW about the Sale? Better talk it over ■O. with Coakiey. Consultations free! '„ IVfRS.' CURRIE, Dressmaker and Plain
' JLVL Sewing; charges moderate.—Bß, Union i St., Auckland. • t 17"EEK It Dark. — Clarke's Hair Dye , JLX restores black or brown hair; 2s and 3 S Clarke, Chemist; 116, Victoria St. SAVE your hay with a Sweep made by Cooper and Curd, Ltd., Pukekohe. a ~\\T- ANTED. — Thousands during Mr. » VV Henry's practice in Auckland have - proved the efficacy of Drugless Healing. RAMAPHONES overhauled and repaired at shortest notice; satisfaction i guaranteed; prices moderate.—Morris Ran- ; sen. Broadway. Newmarket. GEORGE WALKER has his own Furniture Vans, and delivers all New Fur- • nitu»e free of charge. 3 — ■ IF you must leave Auckland, Coakley will buy the Furniture. Liberal prices! I T7I7"ANTED Known.—Crown Studios, SyVV . monds St., near Lyric Theatre. Con- • venient for children. '_ KADIUM Crystals for the complexionl Pimples all gone, skin like velvet.— t. Mrs- Watson, 88. Union St. I I TTSED FURNISHINGS at Auction Prices - \J for Private Sale during Christmas and '• New Year at GEORGE WALKER'S. t ~A LL New Furniture less 10 per cent. Dise J\_ count for Cash at e GEORGE WALKER'S, 38. Queen St. i- I soiling your Furniture, you want best J_ price you can get. See Cpakley! ■ MODERN METHODS enable GEORGE WALKER to give his Customers 10 1 per cent. Discount oil the marked prices of t. New Furniture. Inspect his spacious Show - rooms (3 floors), 38, Queen Street. 8 "ID EST Leather and Sundries for Home .£> Repairing; best workmanship guaranteed. —At Tugby's, 107, Karangahape Rd. ALL roads lead to the Busy Bee Furniture Mart. 165, Ponsonby Rd., corner Collingwood_St.____ I' T7WER attend a Coakley Tuesday-Friday JCJ Mart Auction? If not."why not? ' FRANK HOWLETT, 206, Karangahape EJ.—Cheapest for Best Hairwork. Price ""■ list of Switches and Transformations posted. (TENNIS Racquets Re-strung, Repaired. X Patronised by Tilden. World's Champion. Bruce. Racauet Stringer, 94, Albert St. t *■' T?URNITURE built to your own designs by X Ccakley- Factory prices ■ CIHILDREN will always appreciate Fire- -■ works. Buy them a Box for New Year's Eve, 2s 6d. ss, 10s.—Hazard's, Queer Street. ; AS Auckland's principal dealer in Usee Furniture. Coakley is open to buy anj quantity! , ; - ~ I I?URS Remodelled and Renovated by exper' "■> X- Furrier; charges reasonable, workman , • ship guaranteed.— Green, 269, Karanga "> I hape Rd. ; ; ___ e~~ELEBRATE the New Year with Fire Assorted Boxes 2s :6d, ss, 10s j ■-—Hazard's, Queen St. ■ ■ . . /CARPETS collected, cleaned, and returned \j 9d per so.- Vacuum Cleaning Co. ' j 15, Lome St, 'Phone 1769.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18292, 8 January 1923, Page 3
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