SALES BY AUCTION rpO-DAY RID AY. rpURNERS & Q ROWERS, £TD., SELL DAIJiY BY AUCTION: pRODUCE, ~y EG ETABLES. 6 A.M.— " O RIPE BANANAS. FRESH FRUIT IX SEASON. Q A.M.--O APPLES. APPLES. TE KAUWII ATA GRAPES. I'EARS. PEA( 11ES. TOMATOES. QUINCES. HOTHOUSE GRAPES. BLACKBERRIES. I, ISM ON S. ORANGES. J'ASSIGN FPU IT. FJGS. OUTDOOR GRAPES.. Q A.M.— 0 NEW POTATOES and RANGITIKEI. GREEN PEAS. KUM AK AS BRUSSELS SPROUTS CELERY. MARROWS. C.'UCL'M HERS. STRINO LESS BEANS. CROWN AND RED WARREN PUM PKIN. FRESH ONIONS. CAULIFLOWER. CABBAGE CARROTS. LETTUCE. RHUBARB. EGG PLANT FRUIT. AND OTHER VEGETABLES IN SEASON, tj A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS. -jn A.M.—RIPE BANANAS. 22 A.M.—POULTRY. rjpURNERS & Q ROWERS, j^TD., CITY MARKETS. POULTRY, pROCERIES, "I^RUIT, pRODUCE. J. L™" CITY MARKETS, rjp O-DAY pRIDAY, AT j() A.M. I)OULTRY 'POULTRY 1 AT Hi A.M. 1 3000 li I>o L" T, T R 3000 II K A "|""-' L TI!V ROOSTERS. HENS. DUCKS. CHICKENS, (.'Of IvERELS. PULLETS, ROOSTERS. HENS. poULTI( V pOULTRY JpOULTRY pOULTRY Also, on Account of a Client: 7 A PULLETS. IV PULLETS. WHITE LEGHORN, BLACK ORPINGTON AND AT 1Q A.M., ftOO SACKS POTATOES. 4(id BAGS POTATOES. 8s BAGS ONIONS. PUMPKINS, SWEDES, VEGETABLES. St; SIDES BACON. •is HAMS. FACTORY CHEESE. BACON, BUTTER. CHEESE, HONEY, EGGS, HAMS. Q ROGERlESIES Q ROCERIES RAISINS, DATES, EXTRACTS, COFFEE, TEA, ESSENCES. ■|s(i TINS JAM. :{!><> TINS FRUIT. FISH, SOAP CLEANSERS. GROCERY SUNDRIES, SANDSHOES, CLOTHING, CROCKERY, FANCY LINES. G RAIX APPLES, PEARS, TOMATOES. UN Q.RAIN AT,SO: N U R E pV N U R E AT 10 A.M. On Account of a Shipping Co.: 200 B AGS G VAXa 200 B AGS G UAm (Slightly I>;i iiui trecJ.) SUNDRIES, HARDWARE. J JONEST L TD„ POULTRY, FRUIT AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, ON THE CORNER, CITY MARKETS. J TD.. WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS, NEXT POWER BOARD BUILDINGS, TO-DAY pRIDAY, AT "J O'CLOCK. STOCKTAKING J^ALE. QAK AND piMU J^URNITURE, ..QARPETS, £1 HESTER FIELD gUITES AND Q ENERAL "pURNISHINGS. i X. CARPETS, TJ x 10.0; Hearth Rugs, .(-Piece Chesterfield Suite with 5 Cushions. .'i-l'icce Chesterfield Suite (Damask), Rimu Dili. Suite, Kauri Sideboard and Din. Table, Oak Sideboards, Rimu Settees and Squabs. Din. Chairs. Overmantel, Occ. Tables, Palnistands, Singer Dropiitad Sewinjr Machine, Singer Tailor's Machine, Crockery. China. Glasswa re. RIMU BEDROOM SUITE. 2 Rimu Wardrobes. Double Mirror Wardrobe, Rimu and U.S. Comb. Chests, Double and Single Rimu Beds and Wires, Blankets, Duchess Pairs. Box Ottoman. Kitchen tables and qhairs, cooking Utensils Every Description. Gent's Bike, Ice Chest, Gas Stove, Linoleum, Ping-Pong Table. Part Croquet Set, and General Furnishings of Every Description.
JJICIIARD JjTD.. AUCTIONEERS. JJXOCKXAKIXU S^ALE. J. K. R^ TSOX ' LTDWILL SELL AT THEIR SALEROOMS, •Jul QUEEN ST. (.opp. John Court's), EDROOM gUUKS. QU AT n A.M. )OM (JUiTES, JOINING 0 HESTER FIELD QUIT A.C. R ADI ° COMPLETE iiUOT REPAIRING OUTFIT, 2 LEATHER MACHINES (removed from •shop). Details Include:• — ~X7iT ETA ■SPR UN C 3-PCE. CHESTER- * » FIKLI) SUITE in Genoa, (j-L'CE. MODERN OAK DINING SUITE, comprisinpr L.L. Sideboard. 'Draw-leaf Table and I Chairs; COURTENEY .WALVE RADIO, :i-l'ce. Chesterfield Suite in Oenoa, A'J x i) AXM. CARPET. O.R. Sideboard, Diniug Tables. Chairs, Settee and Squab, tj-PCE. OAK DINING SUITE, 1 - Yds Runner, Oak Hall Seal, SINGER MACHINE. Elee. Vaeiuun Cleaner, etc.. etc. . . OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Wardrobe. Reflex Mirror. Dressing Table, Tallboy and Full Panel Bedstead and Wire Wove; Kapok, Wardrobes. Comb. Chests, Single Comb., Beds. Chest Drawers 10 DOUBLE BEDS AND WIRES, o-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, Beddinp, etc. TTTfCHEN CUPBOARDS, Kit. Inhles. JV Chairs, Crockery. Sundries, and a Hundred Oilier Useful Household Lines. Also: COMPLETE HOOT REPAIRING OUTV FIT, including 2 Leather Machines. Bench and Lasts, Punches, Dies, Cobbler's Hammers. Knives, Boot Plates, and everything required to set up business. NO RESERVES. J |. ROBKKTSO*. LTDTERENCE P. FROG LEV. Auctioneer. "yucTioNi NO RESERVES. AT CAM Q REEN'S pOPULAR ART . ■>i;t QUEEN STREET (opp. Plaza), rpO-D.W I^RIDAY. AT 11 A.M., 9 PM - AXD 7 P ' M ' p.ENERAL ])RAPERY, QLOTHING, * ' ETC. Blankets, mattresses, pillows, FUR XITUR E. LADIES' COSTUMES. FROCKS. Suitcases. Oily Coats. Workup Trousers, EIDERDOWN QUILTS. Travelling Rues, etc. HUNDREDS OF MISCELLANEOUS LOTS. CAM Q KEEN. AUCTIONEER. AT AAV HERO ri-'UESDAY AND EDNESDAY, A pr IL 2 AND 3. 9 -Q0 BULLOCKS AND STEERS. 1500 ' COW'S AND HEIFERS. No Weaners offered at this Fair. STOCKBROKERS' SSOCIATION. ELECTRIC WORK AND SUPPLIES A LLUM Electrical Co.. Ltd.. Anzac Av.— iV High-grade Electric Installations. —32-100.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23617, 29 March 1940, Page 5
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