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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20323, 2 August 1929, Page 8

Central Hanover BANK AND TRUST COMPANY JJmtes Central XJnion Trust Company Of "N"e"W York and Jlanover National Bank ' Witk tott\l resources of over !|>082 7 000,000 and capital funds >f over $100,000,000 Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company merges two old, independent and conservative New York financial institutions witk a kistory dating Lack to 1851. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company krings together two groups of widely experienced and carefully trained officers whose traditional policy of direct dealing witk customers assures prompt decisions and quick action. Its large tanking business as well as tke volume and quality of its trust business kave keen notakle ckaracteristics of tke Centra XJnion Trust Company. Hanover National Bank kas keen eminently a kankers Lank. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company tkerefore kas unusual facilities and organization for a completely rounded Lanking and trust service, domestic and foreign. Central Hanover Bank and. Trust Company will continue to maintain foreign representative offices wkick cooperate witk local kanks, ratker tkan compete witk tkem. Tins kas keen largely ie~ sponsikle for tke kigkly satisfactory service of tlfe foreign departments in expediting and financing foreign kusmess, expoit and import. Tke presidents of kotk institutions kead tke official staff of Central Hanover. George . Davison is president and William is ckairman of tke koard. Central Hanover BANK AND TRUST COMPANY NEW YORK Representatives in London, Paris, Berlin, Buenos .Airr.v and Sydney Capital, Surplus a«d Undivided Profit* Over One Hundred Million Dollars

SALES BY AUCTION. TURNERS AND rjpO-DAY (FRIDAY), •AND DAILY. ' (J A.M. SHARP. - FRUIT. FRUIT. APPLES. APPLES. PEARB. PEARS. Larse Quantities ISLAND ORANGES. HE PACKED ORANGES. HOTHOUSE TOMATOES. LEMONS, PASSIONS. PINES. GRAPES (HOTHOUSE). ISLAND ORANGES. NAVEL ORANGES. BANANAS (RIPE). TREE TOMATOES. MANDARINS. POORMAN ORANGES. RIPE BANANAS. C'OCOANUTS. 9 A.M.—PRODUCE AND VEGETABLES. FULL SUPPLIES. A.M.—POULTRY. HEAVY SUPPLIES. JO NOON.—EGGS. BUTTER. FLOWERS. Heavy stocks of Grain and all Poultrykeepers' requirements always on hand. Private Sales all business hours. rPURNERS AND QROWEKS, CITY MARKETS. pOULTRY, PRODUCE. FRUIT. GRAIN. J JONES. AUCTIONEERS. (FRIDAY). AT -|J O'CLOCK. TJOULTRY, POULTRY. ± ROOSTERS. HENS. DUCKS. TURKEYS. PULLETS, CHICKENS. DAY-OLD CHICKS. BLACK ORPINGTON AND WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. O'CLOCK. PRODUCE. FARM AND DAIRY. RODUCE, FARM AND DAIR\. POTATOES. ONIONS. VEG J'/l ABLhS. SEED POTATOES. BACON. BUTTER. HAM. EGGS. HONEY, CHEESE. GRAIN. GRAIN. GRAIN. MAIZE. WHEAT. OATS. BAR I.PA. 1/RUIT, FRUIT. FRUIT. J. J° NEi auctioneers. GRAIN. PRODUCE AND MANURE MERCHANTS, ON THE CORNER. CITY MARKETS. Agents for Recorder I'encHig » JJOULTRY £1 LEARANCH J^ALE. J. J ONES. n f in"b#rikr uptcy?"vi 11 'iell the Estate of A: M. Smith, at VALLEY ROAD. TAKAMM. rpO-MORROW (SATURDAY), I AT 1 P.M. 700 PES': Including: frRREN-LEDGER STRAIN WHITE LEU [TORN PULLETS. Also. 5 JERSEY COWS. 1 FORD CAR. HOST OF SUNDRIES. Sec Del ails in Satniday's Papers TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 1 P.M. J. J° SE *• AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN. PRODUCE AM) G ENERA L AUCTIONEERS. ON THE CORNER. CITY MARKETS. TO-I)AY (FRIDAY), SACKS OP TAURANGA KUMARAS. 48 SACKS OF TAURANGA HARD ONIONS. 10 GUNNIES SEED POTATOES. 100 SACKS CAULIFLOWERS. CAR 110 BAGS OHAKUNE SWEDES. Slfl SACKS TABLE POTATOES <Xo. Pa) 900 SACKS TABLE POTATOES (Xo. 2'sV "I^RUIT.—ISLAND ORANGES. APPLES J PEARS. LEMONS. FRE\('|j BRANS. TOMATOES. ,J On Private Sale--100 TONS OP FERTILISER. All Sort-. Wanted. - more cauliflowers. Goou Prices Assured. AND Q<ONS, CITY MARKETS.