SALES BY AUCTION rpo MT. EDEN AND DOMINION ROAD 1 RESIDENTS. Favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of Mrs. I. Jiehreut (deceased), Q.EORGE ALKEE > Jj TD " WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES. 159 B ALMORAL K OAD ' rjpo-DAY (THURSDAY), AT NOON. rjpHE jpURNISHINGS OF 8 R OOMS - Including CARPETS, GOOD l-I.NOi,EUM, Ilallstand, 17YDS. HALL RUNNER. O.R. SIDEBOAKD. Uining Tables. 7-pce. Leather Suite, Moq. Easy Chair, Wood Kerbs, WARDROBES, Dressing Chests, Double and Single Bedsteads and Wire Woves. etc., etc., as previously detailed. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVES. CONTINUATION CJ AL E. QBSTETRIC JJOSPITAL, J£IPLING QBSTETRIC JJOSPITAL, DOMETT AVENUE. EPSOM. gECOND J) AY: rp O-DAY fJRD-DAY r piTURSDAY, rjHURSDAY, 10.30 AMORDER OF SALE: T.TNFN 'Household and Bed}, BLANKETS. TTPSTAIRS TTAT.L, WARD BEDROOMS, THEATRE. ETC. NOTE.—FuII detailed lists were published in both daily papers on Wednesday and Saturday last. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. gQUIRRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. Phones: Day. 41-398; Night, 25 947. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE BULL, splendid Jersey, pedigree, rising 3-year; guaranteed sound; cheap.— Frhey, Sunnydale Park, Kobertson's Rd., Mcnrp-f. CANADIAN Tarn worths nnd Canadian Berkshires will improve your 6tock; Weaners available.— S. Austin Carr, Fort St.. Auckland or Farm, Morrinsville. COWS, newly-calved, and forward springers; good sorts; heavy milkers.—T. Purccll. Arkle Rd.. Mt. Roskill. JERSEY, third calf, calved 28th March; guaranteed sound.—Panmure Hotel, w guaranteed sound.—Panmure Hotel, Rhone 16-632. ON March 31. 1933. at. Albany Saleyard.— 15 Selected Jersey Calves, well grown, verv choice. BERKSHIRES, YORKSHIRES. TAMWORTHS, LARGE WHITES. LARGE BLACKS, DTJROC- JERSEYS. The Lucernedale Stud lias been built from over 100 imported animals. Boars and Sows all ages. The Dominion's Premier Piggery, FRED. DISCOMBE, Lucernedale, Cambridge. HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE I7*ARM Horses, several, good. Spring Tip Dray, Harness, etc.—Gee, Wellpark Ave.. Grey Lynn. Phone 27-051. LIGHT Draught, splendid farm horse, and 1-horso Mower.—Carran Bros., Silverdale. " LIGHT Milk Float, with brake, also Harness.—W. Johnston, White Swan Rd., Avondalo S. PLOUGH Harness.—Collars, Wool-lined. 275; Leather-lined, 29s Cd; Shell Winkers, 8s 6d; Open, 5s Cd. Quality guaranteed. —Economic Supplies, Box 923. Auckland. ■ HORSES AND VEHICLES WANTED MILK Float, light, mußt bo in good condition.—Cheap, 421. Herald. PLOUGH Horse, good, stand trial; reasonable price. Pregidga, 210 Church St., Te Papapa. POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., FOR SALE TNCUBATOR, 1.X.L., 100 eggs, good workirig order; £5 cash.—Carey, Puni, Pukekohe. MEAT Meal, specially prepared for egg production and body building; 4a 6d 50lb.—Hydra Factory. Ponsonby. ORPINGTON Pullets (7), ss; eight good incubators- details supplied.—Sainsbury, Blackbridge, Mangere. DOGS FOR SALE ALSATIAN Bitch, beauty, splendid guard, year old; owner leaving; £2 10s. — .A year old; owner leaving; £2 10s. — Ross. 747. Herald. CATTLE and Sheep Dog, good all-round; road or paddock; £3.—Drover, 526, Herald. DRIVER'S Dog, good, for sale: trial given. —C.o. Hilliar's Store. Walton. PEKINGESE, female, pedigree, beautiful coat and pet; cheap.—Peke, 784, Herald. POINTER Bitch, prize strain, 18 months, registered; 40b.—White, 103 Landscape Rd. W., off Dominion Rd. POINTER Dog, purebred, 18 months, great working strain; retrieve land and water. Price £7 7s.—R. Trigger, Puriri. TDUI S, Gordon, English," rising 5 months; J- guaranteed workers; reasonable.—Best Offer, 516, Herald. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC. DAILY EXCURSION TRIPB, Monday to Thursday (Inclusive) MOTUIHI AND WAIHEKE. S.S. HAUITI, at 9.15 a.m.. Northern Wharf, Motuihi Island (Is 6d), Surfdalo (2s 8d), Out end and Omiha (2s 9d). Children, Half Fare. Leaves O.niha 8.45 p.m., Ostend 4 p.m., Surfdale 4.30 p.m., Motuihi 5 p.m. Tickets alongside. N.S.B. Co.. LTD.' ft ft RAN GITOTO. GREAT BARRIER. ISLAND DAYLIGHT TRIP. EVERY THURSDAY at 8 a.m.. from Northern Wharf; 20s for Day Trip Only. Light Refreshments obtainable on board. Hot Water Free at all times for Hampers. S.S Kawau takes trip March 30. N.S.S. CO., LTD. TpXCURSION •Excursion To Meet the Times. Satuiduys and Sundays Only. TRAM, FERRY AND BUS. Any Section on Auckland Tram Route to any Section on route to Milford, or Milford to any Section on Auckland Trams. Return Fare: ADULTS. Is 9d. CHIDREN, 9d. j j jrhAuckland's Fastest and Comfortable ExCI'ATRAL WHARF. FOR A/! ATI ATI A (Oneroa Ocean Beach), iVL FRIDAY, 0.30 p.m.; SATURDAY, 1.45; SUNDAY, 9.30 a.m. FOR 17 AW A U ( Mansion House Bay), IV SAT., 1.45; SUN., 9.30 a.m. HIKES AT WAIHEKE on APRIL 2 and 9. Reserve these days for Wonderful Rambles. (Direction Neptune's Sea Urchins.) WATKJN AND WALLIS, 42-460 and 45-707. " T<T BUSES liom upp G.P.0., Queen St., EVERY 20 MINUTES ALL DAY AND EVERY DAY to ST HELIERS BAY and KOHIMARAMA (via Waterfront Drive) RETURN FARE, Is 3dCHILD, 7d. CITY TO MISSION BAY (via Waterfront) RETURN FARE, lid; CHILD, sd. Also a Service from Newmarket, via Reinuera, to all Three Beaches Fare, Is 3d Return. Child, 7d RHONE 24-7KS I, .1 KEYS LTD ORDER THE MEMORIAL IN GRANITE Imperishable aa the Pyramids I Manufactured in Auckland by MC-VTAB AND ]\/f ASON, C-~AR AND i'J-ASON. 1 Bettei Workman-ship than io Imported Memorials A Guarantee with Every Order. 109 SYMONDS STREET, Send for Free Catalogue.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21454, 30 March 1933, Page 4
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