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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20993, 2 October 1931, Page 4

SHIPPING. STEAMSHIP CO., LTD, Time of Sailing, Receiving and Shipping Cargo, subject to weather and other Circumstances permitting. Phone 43-880 Leave AUCKLAND Leave OUTPORTB for OUTPORTS for AUCKLAND AWANUIt Sat., noon. MOTUt COROMANDEL, PONUIt HAUm Mon. sth, 7 a.m. Mon. sth, Ipm Thurs. Bth, 9.30 a.m. Thurs. Bth, 3.30 pjn" GT. BARRIERS Wed.-, midn't. KAWAU EOUHORA+ 14th, 3 p.m. - - - . TUHOEt KERIKERI+ PURERUA PAROTOt Mon., 2 p.m. KAWAU ISLAND Mon., 6 p.m.. Wed.. 8 a.m. OMANA MERCURY BAY* Mon., 3 p.m. TUHOEt M ANGAWAIt LEIGHt. KAWAU ISLAND! Mon., 6 p.m. MATAKANA, ALGIE'SI S.S. OMANA Wed. 7th, 8 a.m. Wed. 7th, midn't. OMAHA+. LEIGHt. TAKATUt ~ Mon., 6 p.m. PARENGA+ 14th, 3'p.m. ..... TUHOEI PIAKOt Mon. and Thurs., 2 p.m. PAEROAt TE AROHAt TANIWHA Fri. 2nd. 9 p.m. Sun. 4th, .3 p.m. Mon. Cth, 11am Tues. 6th, 4.30 p.m. Wed, 7th, Ipm* Fare 7/6. 12/6 Ret. ' RUSSELL, OPUAt WHANGAROA. m MANGONUI AND TOTARA NORTH. Tuesdays. 4 pjn. O.V. WAKAt TAURANGA and ROTORUA. via Tauranga. Wed and Sat., Mon. and Thurs 2 P- m - 2 p.m. T MRU At Mon., 3 p.m. TUHOEt THAMES HA UITI Every Wed., 3 p.m. PONOt Fri. 2nd, 3.30 p.m. Sat. 3rd, 3.30 a.m Fare: 7/6 Sgle., 12/6 Ret. TURUA+, KOPUt Every Wed. 3 p.m. PONOt And Sat,, per TANIWHA WHANGARURU Mon.. 2 p.m. PAROTOt WARTCWORTH, WAIWERA+ S.S. OMANA Fri. 2nd, noon. 3rd, 8 a.m. WAIPUt Thurs.. p«r Claymore. O.T. Point SURFDALE+. OSTEND+. OMIHAt Tues.. 9.45 a.m., Thurs., 6.30 p.m. Fri., 6.36 p.m., Sat., 1.45 p.m. COWES BAY+ AWAROAt and ORAPIUt lues., 9.45 a.m. WHANGAREI 4th. 9.30 p.m. - CLAYMORE WHANGAMATA. Oct. sth, 3 p.m. TUHOEt WHAKATANE Mon., 5 p.m. - • OTIMAIt WHANANAKIt 12th, 2 p.m. - • PAROTOt WHANGAPOUA Ort. 19th. 2 p.m. TUHOEt WEST COAST. HOKIANGA+ Fri.. noon RONAKIt KAWHTAt, RAGLAN, WAIKATO Mon., 3 p.m. RONAKIt NEW PLYMOUTH & WANGANUI. Tues.. noon. hauturtt: Cargo previous dav and up to li a.m. Sailing Day. Overtime charged after 4 p.m. and It a.m. on Saturday. No Cargo received within one hour of sailing. Prepaid*. Cargo Only*. ICHARDSON L I N -B. FOR NAPIER. WAIROA. WAIKOKOPU AND RICKS BAY. M.V. PUKEKO—On TUESDAY. FOR GISBORNE. TOKOMARU AND TOLAGA BAYS. M.V. PUKEKO—On TUESDAY. WATKIN AND WALLIS. Phones 42-460 and 45-707. Agents. T7"ENNEDY COASTAL SERVICE, J-*- Motor-Vessel " ENDEAVOUR." Prince's Wharf. Sailing MONDAY, Oct. 5, for Whangarei, Totara North and Kerikeri. Cargo received TO-MORROW MORNING and until 4 p.m. MONDAY.—E. H. KING & CO.. Agents. Phone 42-123, 5, Union Bldgs. OV HEDA FOR WAITAKARURU AND • KAlAUA—Receives Cargo at King'i Wharf every MONDAY, till 12 Noon. For MIRANDA, MON. 12th, 12 Noon. A. G. BERTRAM AND CO. Phone 43-467. MACHINERY FOR SALE. A ILSA Craig Marine, immediate deliv er Z : i 4 fo h , p Petrol: al »° Diesel, 20 to 90 h.p.—Woodroffe. 48. Lome St. ALLUM Electrical Co., Ltd.. Anzac Av. Auckland, i'or Electrical Motors an 4 Machinery. Phones 44-443, 46-611. BOILERS! Boilers! Boilers! Any size; cheapest in Auckland. Appleton, Arthur St.. Newmarket. T .OGHAULERS, oil-driven, any size, from ■LJ £SO cash; terms.—Appleton, NewPORTABLE Buffing Machine, cost £130: little used; accept £30.—352. Queen St. EOTARY Pumps, new, Jin., lin., liin., liin , 2in.: also Vacuum Pump, half price.—Sawyer, Newmarket. r FWIGG Reconditioned Guaranteed Engines; various h.p.—Twigg Engineering Co., Auckland. Agents "Bolinders" Crude Oil Engines. Rope, new, galvanised, fin. di»meter; 12s 6d chain.—Richardson, Durham Street West. CURPLUS SAWMILL MACHINERY FOR SALE. Four Miles of TRAM RAILS. 20lb. to 561b.; Two HAULERS, with ropes (original pressure): One 18 x 7, SINGLE- DEAL FRAME; One 12 x 6 Sager Ball-bearing PLANING MACHINE. Apply, STEELE BROS, LTD.. Mamaku. SALE,_ CHEAP.—I Crosehiy Suction Gas Engine, 1 Cambridge Suction Gaa Plant, 1 Freezing Engine (approx. 6i tons), .1 Set Cooling Coils, 20ft. long, 2in. pips (approx. 400 ft.), complete with Spreader and Frames; 1 6 h.p. Steam Boiler, 1 2 h.p. and 1 3 h.p. Motors. 1 24in. Fan and Frame. 8 Belt-driven Wa'ier Pumps, 1 6 h.p. Dynamo; 3in., liin., liin. and lin. Shafting. Pulleys aud Brackets; quantity Ammonia Pipe and Fittings, lin. to 2in.: quantity Sin. Galv. Pipe afll! Fittings. All in good order.—F. B. Hall and Co.. Ltd., Alexandra St., Hamilton. MACHINERY WANTED. DRILL, 9 or 11 coulter; must be in good order; Massey-Harris preferred.—Harris, Walton. LEAD Head Nail Moulding Machia#.—N.M., 799. Herald. QWAGING Machine. Circular Cutting O Shears, 3ft Treadfe Guillotine, secondhand; must be good and cheap for cash.— Price and particulars to David Wilson, Vin# St., Whangarei. FARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE ACME " Royale" Milkers are faithfully manufactured from highest quality materials, and will last a lifetime.—Foundries. Ltd.. Hamilton and Whangarei. ACME 'URoyale" Milkers make milking » pleasure, all latest improvements, ballbearing, vacuum pump; 2-cow, £49 10s.— Foundries, Ltd., Hamilton. A LFA Separators, various sizes, excellent condition; cheap.—lnternational Harvester Co., N.Z.. 91. Hobson St.. Auckland. ALFA Bell Model, 65-gal.. perfect order, 2 years old, £9. freight paid, money hack guarantee.—A. Bevin. Whangarei. . DANES' Well-known Waikato Harrows, tripod and chain, 6ft. spread. £7 10»; Bft., £9 10s; 9ft., £lO 10s; immediate delivery.—J. Danes. Buckland. HORNSBY Plough, £6 10s; 12-bl. Discs, £9 15s; Cockshutt Ploughs, from £6 10s.—Universal Machinery, Parnell Rise, Auckland. - T EVER Plough, Booth, D.F.. almost new: Aj £l2 10s. —Fanners' Machinery, Arthur St.. Newmarket. - I\TILKING Machine, 3-cow, guaranteed « IVJL new; £25.—1. Avon St.. Irankton, _ M _ ODERNISE your Milker. Get particulars Pulsators, Cups, Accelerators. K«volving: Brushware, Cow Detectors.— Hay wood, Ltd~ REMEMBER.— Good Machines ej v e_° v * r 20 years' faithful service. Look ahead. Install Haywood Utility Milkers. ST \NLEY AND' CO., Hamilton— Stanley * Milkers, also Fordfion Tractor, pood order (6ee working): P./F. Howard Disc Plough; John Deere 14-blade Disc Harrow; light Tripod and Cham Harrow; D.l'. H.-mc. Plough. Bargain Prices.

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