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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23817, 19 November 1940, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION ipO-DAY : rpUESDAY. ijVURNERS & QROWERS, J^TD.. SELL DAILY BY AUCTION. JpRUIT. piiODUCE. "yEGETABLES. 8.30 A-M----bananas. FKESII FRUIT IN SEASON. 8.30 1 ' X gTRAWBERRIES. STRAWBERRIES. QHERRIES. Q HERRI ES. JJOTHOUSE rjiOMATOES. *|_| iQTHOUSE rjpoMATOES. Q.OOSEBERRIES. QOOSEBERRIES. Also, rpREE rjX)MATOES, pEARS, Q.RAPEFRUIT, ETC. g A.M.pOTATOES. N ,EW p OTATOES - pOTATOES. Q.REEN pEAS. Q.REEN pEAS. Q.REEN pEAS. AND FULL SUPPLIES OF ALL OTHER VEGETABLES. 0 A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS. A.M.—RIPE BANANAS. -J A.M.—POULTRY. rjIURNERS & QROWERS, J^TD., CITY MARKETS. J. J ONES ' LTDCITY MARKETS. rro-I)AY rpUESDAY. AT 1Q A.M. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. ROOSTERS, DUCKS. HENS, CHICKENS, COCKERELS. pOULTRY. pOULTRY. ALSO AT A.M.. pRODUCE—BACON, HAMS. CHEESE, HONEY, EGGS, HAMS. PRODUCEPOTATOES. ONIONS, VEGETABLES. Q.ROCERIES. Q.ROCERIES. QRAIN. QRAIN. J. j^L TD " POULTRY AUCTIONEERS AND FRUIT MERCHANTS, ON THE CORNER. CITY MARKETS. J: li. R obertson ' L td - AUCTIONEERS, 201 QUEEN STREET (Opposite J.C.L.) rjpO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT A.M. gUPERIOR -JJSED pURNISHINGS. Details Include: — BEDROOM.— 5-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, complete with 4-ply Wire (as new); Bedroom Chairs, Comb. Chests in Rimu and Kauri, Single and Double Beds, Stretchers, Clean Bedding, Bedsidu Tables, 0-drawer O.R. Tallboy with Mirror, Twin 3ft Panel Beds with 4-pl.v Wires (perfect), 5-PIECE LIGHT OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Wardrobe, Chest, Ped. Cupboard, Bow-end Bed and Wire Wove. LIVING ROOM.—O-PIECE OAK DINING SUITE with L.L. Sideboard. D.L. Table and 4 Chairs: Oral O.R. Table, Settees, Easy Chairs, 3-Picce Onk Mission Suite uphd. in Genoa Velvet, Occ. Tables, Pftlmslands, Oak China Cabinet, (modern, raised top). 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Tapestry (new). Box Ottoman, Kerbs, Screens, Pictures, Ornaments. Crockery and Glassware, Deep Sea Trolling Rod (Oft), complete, with Reel; Salmon or Trout Rod (10ft Oin), also with Reel; Spinners, Hooks, Gut Traces, etc.: Set "Encyclopaedia Britanni(a" in Revolving; Bookcase; Uphd. Settee in Velour. KITCHEN. —-Kauri and Rimu Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Sideboard Base, Kitchen Chairs, Set Shelves. Twofold Screen, Bird Cages, Tin Trunk, Quantity Shoes. Sewing Machines, Accordion, Gal. Bath, Jug and Basin. Kitchen Utensils, Pots and Pans. etc. AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. J. R. ROBERTSON. LTD.. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. gQUIRRELL AND QO.. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALEROOMS. 54 HIGH STREET, rpO-DAY rjiUESDAY, AT A.M 1 oFT GIN PORCELAIN BATII, 2 Bacon L Slicing Machines, 1 GAS PRODUCING PLANT FOR MOTOR-CAR. 5 Coils Barb Wire, (jft Oin Punt, Floor Cramps, 1 GAS IRONING MACHINE, 3 Gas Copper Boilers, 3 Gas Stoves, Concrete Copper Stands, Concrete and Kauri Washtubs, 1 Store Truck, 1 Table Mangle. "1 Heavy Cabinet Cramp, Enamel Sinks, 75 SHEETS CORR. IRON, Oft and 7ft; 1 Bft Counter, I 7ft Flat-top Counter Case, 1 Floor-Caso with sliding doors, 1. Twin Head Emery Grinder (Duro), 1 ARNOLD WELDING PLANT, 15ft '/in High Pressure Hose (250 ft), 1 Stanley Sliding Door Set, 1 'Ledger Desk, Showroom Stands, 1 S.F. Plough, 1 O.R. Mantelpiece and Reg. Grate. " COMB. CHESTS, Chests Drawers. Duchess Pairs. Double and Single Beds and Wires, Bedding. Bedside Tables. Chairs, Pictures. '2 Commodes, (i-PCE. OAK DINING SUITES (comprising Buffet with L.L. Doors, Drawleaf Table and 4 Side Chairs), 2 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITES. Easy Chairs, Occ. Tables, Wall Mirror, Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Mantel Clocks 1 SET LAWN FURNITURE (1 Folding Orass Chairs and Round Table), KITCHEN CUPBOARD. and Useful Household Sundries. pRED AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. ■yALUABLE. QARDEN pLACE. REE HOLD T ANDS UCTION. QEO. jgOYES & QO., JjTD., E. C. J)"' L m AUCTIONEERS. Under instructions from the Hamilton Borough Council, will offer by Public Auction on rj THURSDAY, THURSDAY, J^OVEMBER AT 2.30 P.M., AT THE JgLEDISLOE JJALL. no VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTIONS 20 IN GARDEN PLACE, HAMILTON, only a few hundred feet from ho highestvalued Victoria Street lands and the new .Post Office The reserve figures placed on the land hv tllO Council are low. while the easy terms of "0 per cent, cash, balance 10 years, brings theiii within the range of nil. A discount of 5 per cent will be allowed for cash. The Garden ■ Place parking area places thousands of potential purchasers right at tho door of these sections and for discriminating purchasers there is no safer investment and no surer return. Plans, conditions of salo and nil particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers. QEO. jgOYES .1 QO., JTD., E. C. D AY ' L m HAMILTON. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS GOODMASTERS.— Repairs, Acccs., Gramophonew.—.'ir»r> Queen St., above 1 own Hall. rS"T?X~MO PHONE RECORDS. IjT Popular Hill Billy and Hawaiian Records. "Goodbye, Littlo Darlin', Goodbye"—Gene Autry, 2/8; "Roll On Dreamy Texas Moon" Wolf Carter, 2/8; "Way Far Down on the Hollow" —Bob (Hill Billy) Dyer, 2/8; "The Death of Willie" —Bob Dyer, 2/8; "Patent Leal her Boots"—Elton Brett, 2/8; "It Happened in Kaloha"—Royal Hawaiian Orchestra. 2/8; "My Hawaiian Souvenir"— Dick Mclntyro and Hawaiians, 2/S. Postago, 1-3 records Bd, 4-0, 1/3. WISEMAN'S