Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18345, 10 March 1923, Page 4

BALBB BY AUOTlftfl. piCHARD •'A RTHUK. TTD.. AT NO. 62. VICTORIA STREET WEST. rpUESDAY TVTEXT. AT 11 O'CLOCK. MR. J. R. FRASER.. who is retiring from the Butchery Business, Bit favoured us with, instructions to Sell THE PLANT: 7i H.P. ELEC. MOTOR (English make). BERKEL BACON CUTTING MACHINE (the latest model). _ ~..^—_».„ DAYTON GREATER COMPUTING SCALES. i DAYTON BACON CUTTING MACHINE. 600LB. BUFFALO MEAT SCALEB. ■ „ i LARGE PORTABLE COLD STORAGE I CHAMBER 1 COUNTERS. TUCKERS' TILL, STEEL BARS. AUCKLAND GAS COOKER. 2 LARGE COPPERS AND STANDS. BRINE TUBS AND PUMP. PIE TABLE. CHOPPING MACHINE (Buffalo Silent). FILLING MACHINE. POWER MINCER. SHAFTING. BELTING. GRINDSTONE. DISHES. GELATINE, PARCHMENT PAPER. ! CHOPPING BLOCK. MINCERS. ETC. | Lease of Premises has been sold privately.. i ritttOS. -Q t <\ RTHUR, AUCTIONEER. OPPOSITE TOWN HALL M T " A LBERT. — M T " A LBERT. CHOICE "DUILDING QITE. HOICE -OUILDING OITE. 1-ACRE. GOOD ELEVATION. BEST 2 PART, with frontage to ALEXANDRA AVENUE, adjoining Mrs. Garlick's property. rpUESDAY. TIT ARCH Of) 11 - MAT SALEROOMS. OPP. TOWN HALL. J3ICHARD A RTHUR. TTD. OICHARD A RTHUR. JTD., WILL SELL. WITHOUT RESERVE. 5 ROOMED COTTAGE, GRAFTON ROAD. NO. 15. City Leasehold, expiring July. 1939. £16 per annum ground rent. rnUESDAY. TITARCH Of) 11 AMAT SALEROOMS. OPP. TOWN HALL, THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. "RICHARD A RTHUR. T TD., WILL SELL On Account of Whom it May Concern, DAMAGED CARGO. S.S. KATKOURA. AMAGED CARGO. S.S. KAIKOURA. * £200 Wffiffi DUCK SUITS, SERGE SUITS. BOILER SUITS. OVERALLS. ETC. NO RESERVE. pUESDAY TtfEXT. AT J O'CLOCK. AT SALEROOMS. OPP. TOWN HALL. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION. EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. EXTRAORDINARY ■>. NOTICE. STOREKEEPERS, STATION-HOLDERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS. gALE OF riRASS AND pLOVER OEEDS. rpURNERS AND,. CITY MARKETS, • Will sell on '"TUESDAY, "fcfARCH 1Q AT 12 O'CLOCK. And /CONTINUE IyEDNESDAY AT 10 A.M. DOUBLE MACHINED GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. NOTE.— AII Double Machined Seeds are tested by Government Biologists (for information only).

rptJRNER AND /*1 ROWERS Will offer about 9A AAfI LB - DOUBLE MACHINED £\Jt\J\J\J CANTERBURY RYE 15,000L8. DOUBLE MACHINED ITALIAN RYE 10.000LB. DOUBLE MACHINED WESTERN WOLTHS 4.200L8. DOUBLE MACHINED P.B. RYE 5.000L8. DOUBLE MACHINED AKAROA COCKSFOOT 20.000L8 DOUBLE MACHINED TIMOTHY 26.000L8. DOUBLE MACHINED ALSYKE 2.400L8. DOUBLE MACHINED BROAD LEAP ESSEX RAPE 2.400L8. DOUBLE MACHINED MEADOW. FESCUE 6.000L8. DOUBLE MACHINED COWGRASS Also, Gr&3s and Clover Seeds, Not Double Machined.— 14.000L8. CANTERBURY RYE 10 t OOOLB. COWGRASS C.OOOLB. COCKSFOOT 2.000L8. CLOVER AND/ALBYKE (mixed) Also, — 30.000L8. RYEGRASS AND CLOVER SEED (mixed) Also, Lines Suitable for Rough Bums, — 50 SACKS MIXTURE RYEGRASS, PASPALUM. ETC. 30 SACKS ORKSTED DOGTAIL AND RYEGRASS (mixed) „ 30 SACKS MIXED CLOVERS Please note this is a special sale, and it will' pay Storekeepers. Station-holders, and i Farmers to attend this sale. All seeds purchased at sale will be pat | f.o.r. and f.o.b. free of cartage. Time of sale. 12 o'clock, TUESDAY. March 13. and sale will be continued on WEDNESDAY, March 14. at 10 a.m. rpURNERB AND rt ROWERS, T TD., CITY MARKETS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. J. R. "ROBERTSON, L TD.. AT 15. VALLEY ROAD. MOUNT EDEN. Ty EDNESDAY EXT> AT 11 A.M. Favoured with instructions from MR. T. PEARSON. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THE WHOLE OF HIS ELABORATE J. FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS OF HIS MODERN RESIDENCE. Full details will appear in Tuesday's issue. J. R. "ROBERTSON. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. . „ — FRIDAY. Tif ARCH Ig AT 12 NOON. DWELLING— ROAD REMUERA. I T3OBT. p pARR AND CON Have received Instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 20, Swanson St., on FRIDAY, March 16. at 12 noon. VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING of* 5 rooms, bathroom, scullery, and pantry, situated at No. 31, Armadale Road, Remuera. within a few minutes of either the tram or train. Hot and eold water and gas and gas stove. City drainage; wash-house, with copper and tubs. The section has 76ft. fronti age by a depth of 962 ft.. and is planted with fruit trees, and stands nigh, and there is a good view. •• , . Very may terms nan be arranged. Further particulars from the Auctioneer*.