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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20228, 12 April 1929, Page 2

SALES BY AUCTION. PURNERS AND I ROWERS, "FRIDAY, g gQ A.M. SHARP-FRUIT, K'ftUlT. * TE KAUWHATA GRAPES. MUSHROOMS. PEACHES, PEARS. LEMONS. APPLES, TOMATOES. GRAPES (HOTHOUSE), ORANGES, QUINCES. BANANAS (RIPE). FIGS, CAPE GOOSEBERRIES. TREE TOMATOES, n AM—PRODUCE AND VEGETABLES, y ' ' FULL SUPPLIES. n A.M.—POULTRY. Also, 40 ANGORA RABBITS, •to NOON-EGGS, BUTTER, FLOWERS. pURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, CITY MARKETS. pOULTRY, pRODUCE, pBUIT. QRAIN. J JONES, AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. pO-DAY (FRIDAY). AT 22 O'CLOCK. pOULTRY POULTRY. ROOSTERS, HENS, DUCKS, TURKEYS. FULL PENS PRTME TABLE ROOSTERS. PULLETS. PULLETS. BL \C'K ORPINGTON AND WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS 'From the Besl Breeders.) CHICKENS. COCKERELS. PULLETS. Also, p I G S 7 PIGS. AT 21 O'CLOCK. PRODUCE, H . . RODUCE, J- ARM AND -L'AIRY. POTATOES. SOUTHERN. CHOICE. 1500 SACKS POTATOES. 1500 SACKS POTATOES. ONIONS, SWEDES. PUMPKINS. VEGETABLES. VEGETABLES. BACON, BUTTER, HAMS, EGGS. HONEY. CHEESE. GROCERY LINES. 35 SIDES BACON. 15 CHEESE. 35 BOXES DATES. QRAIN GRAIN. MAIZE. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. 55 SACKS WHEAT. 60 SACKS OATS. P f( U I T FRUIT. ■*" APPLES. PEARS. TOMATOES. SUNDRIES SUNDRIES. 1 WHEELBARROW. •2 LAWNMOWERS. IMPLEMENTS, STOVES, ETC. ■1 NEW CARPETS. VARIOUS SIZES. n ARM J- arm AND "HAIRY. ,\vn -L' AIRY. AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN. PRODUCE AND MANURE MERCHANTS. ON THE CORNER, CITY MARKETS. Ask for "Recorder" Fencing Wire. AND QO„ pTD. rjpODAY p RID AY. 8.30 A - M AND DAILY. TE KAUWHATA GRAPES. TE KAUWHATA GRAPES. HOTHOUSE GRAPES PEACHES. TOMATOES. APPLES. BANANAS. LEMONS. CAPES, ORANGES. PEARS, PERSIMMONS PASSIONS. q '->( ) A - M -- AND DAILY. VEGETABLES. PRODUCE. VEGETABLES, PRODUCE. EGGS. EGGS. . EGGS. EGGS EGGS, EGGS. JDADLEY AND c°- LTDCITY MARKETS. N-J 0-T gALEEOOMSpORDHAM AND jy£OORE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR N-10-T SALEROOMS. 21. GREY'S AVENUE (Opr. Town Hall). J~)AY (FRIDAY). AT 12< 30 P-M. PARTICULARLY piNE g ELECTION Q.OOD p OF SED pURNITURE. Including:— 1 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE. 2 I-PIECE BEDROOM SUITES. 1 7-PIKCE DRAWING ROOM SUITE. 3 SIDEBOARDS. Oak. Kimu and Kauri. O.R. COMB. CHESTS. O.R. AND KAURI DINING TABLES. S LARGE SHOP MIRRORS. DINING Cl* AIRS (Leatherette Seats). EASY CHAIRS Details:— LIVING ROOMS.—7-Pieee Drawing Room Suite, 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite, 2 Oak Sideboards. Rimu Sideboard, Kauri Sideboard, O.R. Settee and Squab, Colonial Couch. O.R. Oval Dining Tables, Extension Tables, Bookstand, Dining Chairs, Ballstand, Dinner Waggons, Pictures, Ornaments, etc. BEDROOMS.—2 4-Piece Oak Bedroom Suites. Comb. Chests. Oak Bedsteads. Double O.K. Beds. Duchess Pairs. D.S. Cots, Tap. Ped. Cupboard, Small Side' Tables. Washstands, Quantity of Clean Bedding. KITCHEN AND SUNDRIES. Kitchen Tables. A.B. Chairs, Flour and Bread Bins, Coir Mats, Steamers, Fry Pans. Gas Grillsr, Few Knives and Forks. 2 Large Traveller's Sample Basket*. 4 Sewing Machines, Cane Pram (as new). Glasses, Bundles of Books and a Host of Sundries. pORDHAM AND N-10-T SALEROOMS. 21, GREY'S AVENUE (Opr. Town Hall). Phone 44-435. /CHANCE FOR SPECULATORS AND U BUILDERS. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR N.10.T. SALEROOMS, 21. GREY'S AVENUE, Opp. Town Hall. npO-DAY (FRIDAY). AT P) rM - X-ROOMED VILLA AT CHURCH O STREET EAST. ONEHUNGA (next Convent). Soundly constructed of kauri, with usual conveniences; level section, first-class gardening soil: approx. 50ft x 150 ft. PARTICULARLY LOW RESERVE. For further particulars apply to Auctioneers, Phone 44-13$.