SALES BY AUCTION. rpURNERS AND QROWERS, O-DAY JjIRIDAY, AND DAILY, ggQ A.M. SHARP-FRUIT. FRU.tT. MUSHROOMS. PEAKS. LEMONS, PASSIONS. APPLES, TOMATOES. GRAPES (HOTHOUSE). ORANGES (Island Valencias). BANANAS (PIPE). FIGS. CAPE GOOSEBERRIES. TREE TOMATOES. EGG FRUIT. TE KAUWHATA GRAPES. SYDNEY GRAPES. 9 A.M.—PRODUCE AND VEGETABLES. FULL SUPPLIES. A.M.—POULTRY. NOON-EGGS. BUTTER, FLOWERS. rjpuRNERS AND QROWERS, £TD.. CITY MARKETS. J JOKES, AUCTIONEERS, rjpO-DAY (FRIDAY). AT 10.30. J JONES, AUCTIONEERS, Will Sell by Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, On account o£ whom it may concern. ) BALES PARCHMENT PAPER. i ') BALKS PAKCHMEINX i-Ai-Ji.K. lo , BALES PARCHMENT PAPER. 1 O BALES PARCHMENT PAPER. !o 20-21 Substance. Size of Sheets, 21 x 321. Also. GENERAL HARDWARE LINE. 237 COILS NO. 8 FENCING WlllE. 237 COILS NO. 8 FENCING WIRE. 311 COILS 12 x 6 FENCING WIRE. 311 COILS 12 x 6 FENCING WIRE. J JONES, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, CITY MARKETS. JpOULTRY. PRODUCE. GRAIN, FRUIT. J JONES, AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. rjlO-DAY pRIDAY, AT 21 O'CLOCK. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. 4000 HEAD POULTRY. HENS, ROOSTERS, DUCKS. TURKEYS. BLACK ORPINGTON PULLETS. WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. From the Best Breeders. Full Penu. Also, piGS. —— piGS. 40 PIGS FROM THE COAST. AT 11. O'CLOCK, "ORODUCE. TTIARM AND "pvATRY. JL RODUCK. JL ARM AND -l-'AIRY. 2000 SACKS POTATOES. SOUTHERN. 750 BAGS LOCAL POTATOES. 200 BAGS ONIONS. VEGETABLES. KUMARAS. PUMPKINS. BACON, CHEESE. HONEY. EGGS. HAMS. EGGS, EGGS. EGGS. 55 CASES BULK DATES. 40 CASES DRIED FRUITS. 30 CASES PRUNE'S. SUNDRY GROCERY LINES—On account o£ whom it may concern. QRAIN. Q.RATN, 60 SACKS WHEAT, 80 SACKS BARLEY. pRUIT ALL KINDS IN SEASON. SUNDRIES. SUNDRIES. J JONES. AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN, PRODUCE AND MANURE MERCHANTS, ON THE CORNER. CITY MARKETS. Agonts for "Recorder" Fencing Wire. L TD., pRIDAY. nno-DAY 8.30 AND DAILY. PASSIONS. PERSIMMONS. HOTHOUSE GRAPES. PEARS. BANANAS. APPLES. ORANGES. LEMONS. TOMATOES. TREE TOMATOES. CAPES. MUSHROOMS. 9.30 A M '~AND DAILY. TTEGETABLES. "PRODUCE. V up_T?T«'nT.T?.a JL RODUCE. TTEGETABLES. V EGETABLES. Eggf: E5 Eggs. t?ggs. ggs. -I-Jggs. pADLEY AND QO„
CITY MARKETS. QQUIRRELL AND QO. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THEIR SALEROOMS, HALL OB 1 COMMERCE, HIGH STREET, rjVHIS j)AY (FRIDAY), 16 PAINTERS' SCAFFOLDING PLANKS, 12ft. to 18ft.; 1 Painter's Tool Box, ; 1 Copper and Stand, 1 Dover Stove, 4 lias Stoves, G Orion Ranges, 5 New Callfonts. 30 Gallons English R.M. Paint, 2 Wheelbarrows, 1 Gas Fire (new), 1 Dinghy (new), 2 Lav. Flush Pipes, 60 Electric Globes and Shades, 6 Gallons Gloss White Paint and Sundries. Also, KITCHEN—IO A.B. and Canadian Chairs, 12 Tables, all sizes; 2 Kitchen Dressers, 2 Meat Safes, 1 Framed Mirror, 1 Colonial Couch and Squab, and Sundries. BEDROOMS—I 4-Pce. Oak B.R. Suite, 10 Comb. Chests, Single and Double Rnmu Beds and Wires, Stretchers, 4. Hospital Beds, Bedding, 4 Pedestal Cupboards, X Rimu Tallboy, etc. LIVING ROOMS—I Neat Design Oalc Sideboard, with. L.L. Cupboards, 2 6-Pce. Oak D. Suites, 1 Chiffonier, 2 Rimu Settees and Squabs, 1 Saddlebag Couch, 4 D.S. Sideboards, 21 Rimu D. Chairs, with tip-out seats; 1 7-Pce. Rezine D. Suite, 1 Easy Chair, Byds. Carpet Runner, 3 Oval Tables, 1 Oak Gateleg Table, 5 Office Desks and Tables, 1 2-drawer Rimu Filing Cabinet, 3 Pianos, and General Sundries. TERMS CASH. Y QQUIRRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH ST. J. R. R OBERTSON ' L TD " THE BIG QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, rjiO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT A.M. SHARP. THE -yyHOLE OF THE jyURNISHINGS. WHICH HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO OCR SALEROOMS FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. 4-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, latest 3-PCE SI OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 3ft. Bedstead. , ~ , O R WARDROBE, oval mirror, well built. o!lt! DRESSING TABLE, Reflex Mirror, 5 drawers. 2 O.R. COMBINATION CHESTS. 4 O.K. 4ft. 6in. BEDSTEADS AND Wire Woves. . 5 MATTRESSES, in good condition. 3 O.R PEDESTAL CUPBOARDS. 3 OVAL OAK DINING TABLES. 1 OVAL OAK EXTENSION TABLE. 3 OAK SIDEBOARDS, up-to-date designs. 3 SUITE OAK CHAIRS, tip-out scats, 4 BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, Wilton and Axminster. 1 SEAGRASS OCC. TABLE, well built. 3 SEAGRASS CHAIRS, small designs. X OAK BUFFET, suitable for email flat. 2 OAK EASY CHAIRS. ottt __, 1 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, Tapestry covered, extra special springins, latest design. 1 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, grey Moqnette, well sprung. 1 3-PCE. CANE SUITE, in Tapestry. 9-PCE. GREY ENGLISH BEDROOM SUITE. (This Suite was specially imported and cost a considerable figure. Jt i 8 for absolute sale.) ROUND DARK KAURI DINING TABLE, well built. 2 OAK OCC. TABLES. „ , „ 3 LARGE KAURI SIDEBOARDS, full plate mirrors. 4 COMB. CHESTS, all designs. 28 KITCHEN TABLES, suitable for tea rooms. 4 SQUARE DINING TABLES, well built. 10-PCE. PLUSH DINING SUITE, good condition. 3 CHESTS OF DRAWERS, 1 large and 2 small. 5 NEW BLINDS AND ROLLER, complete. 1 BABY HIGH CHAIR. X GIRL'S BICYCLE. 2 O.R. SETTEES. 2 MORRIS CHAIRS. 2 CHINA CABINETS, 1 DUMB WAITER. 2 IRON SAFES. John Tann and Withers. X CASH REGISTER. 3 Sewing Machines. Lot of Glassware, etc., hundreds of otiher articles too numerous to catalogue. J. R. ROBERTSON, LTD., Auctioneer.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20251, 10 May 1929, Page 3
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