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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19958, 29 May 1928, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. IJWRNERS & QROWERS, 'J' O-DAY (TUESDAY), A.M. —FRUIT. APPLES I APPLES ( ISLAND ORANGES. FIJI MANDARINS, DESSERT PEARS. DESSERT COOKING ? APPI.ES !• APPLES RIPE BANANAS. HOTHOUSE GRAPES, COOKING PEARS. CALIFORNIAN ORANGES. TOMATOES. LEMONS. GRAPE FRUIT. MUSHROOMS. PASSIONS. PERSIMMONS. FIJI BANANAS. 9QH A.M. PRODUCE AND VEGE.OU TABLES. FULL SUPPLIES. 22 A.M.—POULTRY. NOON EGGS, EGGS, EGGS. Six Auctioneers Selling. rpURNERS AND QROWERS, CITY MARKETS. J JONES, AUCTIONEERS. rpO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT O'CLOCK. WILL SELL BY AUCTION, AT CITY MARKETS. POULTRY— POULTRY.— ROOSTERS, DUCKS, HE CHICKENS. PULLETS. Also, piGS —PIGS.— AT 11 O'CLOCK. PRODUCE— PROD UCE.— POTATOES. ONIONS, SWEE QRAIN.. pRUIT. POTATOES, ONIONS, SWEDES, VEGETABLES, KUMARAS. BACON. BUTTER. HAMS, HONEY, EGGS. AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN, PRODUCE AND MANURE MERCHANTS, '■ ON THE CORNER, CITY MARKETS. AND QO„ rpO-DAY (TUESDAY), A PPLES DESSERT Apples cooking HOTHOUSE GRAPES, HOTHOUSE GRAPES, DESSERT PEARS, TOMATOES, DESSERT PEARS, TOMATOES, MUSHROOMS. MUSHROOMS, PASSIONS, LEMONS. ORANGES. EGG FRUIT, PERSIMMONS, RIPE BANANAS. „„„„ ISLAND ORANGES. ISLAND ORANGES. FIJI MANDARINS. 9.45 AND PRODUCE. Also. EGGS, EGGS. EGGS. POULTRY. BUTTER, FLOWERS, HONEY, ETC. AND QO. ( J^TD.. CITY MARKETS. Apples PPLES , gHRUBS AND pLANTS. ipO-MORROW (WED.), AT 29 NOON. JESSES. AND 00., J^TD., Will Sell as above, on account of MR. H. CUTLER, Henderson, KAA ROSE TREES (ALL THE BEST OUU VARIETIES). The above Trees are all guaranteed true to name, and comprise the varieties with which Mr. Cutler has won the Johnston Cup for two years in succession. We advise prospective buyers to attend this sale as Mr. Cutler's offering for this season is a small one, and owing to the exceptional demand, his stock of Roses will soon be disposed of. ON ACCOUNT OF MESSRS. T. LOCK AND W. FREEMAN, A CHOICE COLLECTION OF SHRUBS AND GARDEN PLANTS, including: Daphne, Azalias, Bouvardias, Rhus, Palms, Anemones, Ranunculus. Carnations, Sweetpeas, etc., etc._ Lemons, Guavas and Tecoma Hedging. AND 00., CITY MARKETS. (gPECIAL ALE 0F QOOD "JJSED JpURNITURE AND jpURNISHINGS. gQUIRRELL AND Q°-» WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALEROOMS, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH ST., rpO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT 20 30 &HARP, SITTING ROOM.—I very Fine Chesterfield Suite in Figured Velvet, 1 Chesterfield Suite in Tapestry, 1 Heavy Ax. Pile Carpet, 9 x 12 (black and grey), 6 Black Mohair Slip Mats, 1 Vestibule llu" 15 x 4; 1 Divan Chair in brown burlap; Curtains, Art Pictures, Ornaments. 1 Dark Stained Escritoire, Hearth Rugs, Occ. Tables. BEDROOMS.— 1 4-Pce. Oak Bedroom Suite (very pretty design), 1 4-pce. i olished Rimu B.R. Suite, including Large Wardrobe, Cheval Chest, Pedestal Cupboard and Full-size Bow-front Bedstead, 2 Rimu Tallboys, 1 4-drawer Polished Rimu Chest, 2 Pedestal Cupboards, 3 ..Congoleum Squares. 12 x 9; 10 ROLLS GOOD LINOLEUM. Single and Double Rimu Beds and Wires, 2 Hospital Beds, Single and Double Iron Beds and Wires, 1 4-pce. Solid Oak B.R. Suite, 1 Box Ottoman, 1 3-pce. D.S. Cheval B.R. Suite. 1 Chest Drawers.. Toilet Ware. 20 Good Kapoks and Pillows. DINING ROOM.—3 Rimu Settees and Squabs. 1 Estey Organ. 1 H.MJ. Oak Cabinet Gramophone, 30 New Records, 1 Colonial Couch and Squab, 1 Oak China Cabinet, 2 Oak Sideboards, 5 Oval Rimu Tables, 5 21-pce. Tea Sets 5 1-3 dozen Tumblers. 1 Piano by Nicholson and Co., Oak and Rimu Dining Suites, 2 Large Ex. Dining Tables, Morris KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE.—TabIes (all sizes), Canadian and A.B. Chairs, Wringer. Garden Tools, Penns. Lawnmower, Crockery, Glassware, Full Range Kitchen Utensils and Saucepans, * ruit Jars. Brooms and a host of Useful Sundries. TERMS' CASH. AND 00., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. HALL OF COMMERCE. HIGH ST. Phone 44-398. gPECIAL RUCTION £> ALE OF TUTAORI OURIOS, QARVED JpRONT, JSLAND QURIOS, "p^TC. AND QO. Will Sell by Public Auction at THEIR SALEROOMS. HALL OF COMMERCE. HIGH STREET, rpO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. VERY FINE CARVED MAORI WHARE FRONT. Some Beautiful Specimens of Old and Rare Maori Curvings, Greenstone Tikis, 3 Taiahas, 2 Calved Canoe Heads, 1 Carved Kumar a Spade, Maori Mats, Kits, 4 Vols. Books (Folk Tales of the Maori, etc.), 3 Maori Stono Axes, 1 HISTORICAL MAORI MAT (12 x 32), presented to the late C. Nelson, Whakarewarewa (part of which v-as worked by different Maori tribes), and Various Other Maori Curios. 2 ISLAND KAVA BOWLS. Water Gourds, Paddlen. Spears. Clubs, Boomerangs, Bows and Arrows, 1 Compass and Quadrant (late C. L. Wragge), and a large quantity of items too numerous to detail. NOTE.—AII the above now on view at Our Salerooms. Tautimai Kite Whare. Tautimai Kite Hoko. TERMS CASH. gQUIRRELL AND 00., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, ttatj. OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET. PHONE 44-398,