SALES BY AUCTION TMPORTANT TMPORTANT BALE 8 ALE S AIjE UPERIOR 17 URXISHINGS I A X O S. Q.F.ORGE IIIE SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS, IX THE DE LUXE ROOMS. rPG-DAY rpHURSDAY, Instructed hy a Client from Orakcl, also the furnishings of two beautiful Fiats. FURNISHINGS. rjpHEIR g UPERIOR jj Pew Details:— PIANO by CHAPPELL AND CO.. London, a really nice instrument in rosewood iu.su and in perfect order. PIANO by Arthur Allison, in good order. SUPERIOR OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising Buffet Sideboard, Draw-leaf Table and 4 Dining Chairs. CHESTERFIELD SUITE of tlireo pieces, beautifully upli. in No. 1 Quality Tapestry. SUPERIOR BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE comprising Double-door Wardrobe, Large Round Shaped Mirror Dressing Chest, Gent's Wardrobe and Full-size Panel Bedstead, Fi.S. Wire Wove, Kapok Budding. ROSEWOOD POLISH ED SINGLE BEDROOM SUITE, Willi Single Panel Bedsi ead, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, with Double, Panel Bedstead. ALSO. SUPERIOR AXMLVSTER AND WILTON CARPETS, large sizes; ,'!iiin. Axni. Runners, '-'Tin. Runners, Rugs and Slip Mats. ELECTRIC COOKER, as new. AND AT 9 OQ VERY FINE ASSORTMKNT OF AXM. > AND WILTON CARPETS AND RUNNERS, .Large Sizes and Lengths. QBDER OF C ALE. 1.1 A.M.--Genera! Furnishings. 1 P.M.— Pianos. 2.110 P.M.—Carpels and Runners. QEORCE W A THE SPECIALITY AUCTIONEERS. 2IM QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. FARMERS' CO-OPE RATI VE. LTD.. WAHKWORTII. |>AM "j^AIR. rjpUESDAY, JANUARY 1911, AT I'2 NOON. 200 KAM s~J ' J Including:— On Account of Mr. 1. D. Greenwood: too 3-SHEAR P.B. ROMNEY BAMS, bred on I'akiri bill country. On Account of Mrs. L. M. Scamlrett: U l-SHEAR P.B. ROMNEY RAMS. On Account of Mr. I). G. Furlong, Bunnytliorpe: 12 3-SHEAR P.B. ROMNEY. RAMS, bred on the Pohangina lliils, AshJiursl. On Account of Mr. G. T. Boyd: 30 P.B. ROMNEY RAMS. Entries Solicited. -VORTH yUCKLAND j^ARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE. LTD., AV ARK WORTH. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC. r a i n e k e AIIIEKE J jxcursion. rpO-DAY rpffURSDAY I. O-DAY 1 HURSDAY QNEUOA, Q Mill A. SS TANGAROA Leaves Northern "Wharf 0.30 A.M. Leaves Omiha IMA p.m. Surfdale <1 .'2O p.m. QSTEND (Direct), .^WAIiOA, QRAPIU. JXJNUI. THE WAIHEKE ROUND TRIP. >j.V. BAROONa, A.M. Leav'-s ('owes '2.30 p.m., Osteiul I p.m. Fr-e Hot Water on Board. EXCURSION FARES, a/0, 1/1). Vessels arrive hack at u p.m. WAIHE K E I>ASS AG Eg ERY ICE, LIMITED. Phonos: Office ■l7-11-1. Residence 13-029. End Northern Wharf. Circumstances Permitting. M.V. BAROONA S.S. TANGAROA. SURFDALE AND OSTEND. MON. —Leaves Auckland 4 a.m. Leaves Ostein! 0.30 a.m., Surfdale c.50 a.m. MON., TITES., WED., THURS.-- Leave Auckland 0.30 a.m. Leave Ostend 4 p.m., Surfdale 4.20 p.m. THURS. AND FBl.—Leave Auckland 0 p.m. Leave Ostend 0.50 a.m., Surfdalo 7.35 a.m. on Fri. and Sat. mornings. SAT.— Lea-vo Auckland 1.15 p.m. Leave Surfdale :i p.m., Ostend 3.30 p.m SUN. —Leave Auckland !).<IS a.m. and 5.45 p.m. Leave Ostend 3.30 p.m., 5.a0 p.m. and 7.15 p.m. Leave Surfdale 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. O Mill A, AWAROA. ORAPIU, COWES AND PONUI. MON.—Leave Auckland 4 a.m., (o Omiha onlv. Leaves Otniha U a.m. MON., * TUES., WED., THURS.—Leave Auckland 0.30 a.m. Leave Cowes '2.30 p.m.. Omilui 3.45 p.m. PRI. —Leave Auckland 0 p.m. Leave Cowes 5.15 a.m. Sat., Omiha <>.ls a m. SAT.—-Leaves Auckland 3.35 p.m. Beturns direct from Cowes. SUN. — Leave Auckland 0.30 a.m. Leave Cowes 3.30 p.m., Omiha 5 p.m. WAIHEKE pASSAGE gERVICE, PHONE: Office. 47-324: Res.. 13-02i>." MACHINERY FOR SALE t C. and D.C. Used Motors and Starters, i\, V, to 30 h.p.—P.O. Box Is 15, Phone A LLEN Motor Scythes, self-propelled, econoI A. inical, efficient. —Mannings, Lid., NewI market. A' LLUM ELECTRICAL CO., LTD., Anzac A v.— Elee. Moi ors, Marh i nery.— 32- HlO. t I'TOMATIC Tip-up Hoist, suitable for S J\. greasing cars and trucks, for sale No fittings of any sort required. A great, bargain at l"_'s. Cooper and Curd, Ltd., I'ukekohe. DUTToN Pinner, 3-sider, 'join., iiall-iiear-ing.- -ißiehardsoi), Durham SI. i 'I? LEG. Weirtiug Machines, latest models, | .1J nil sizes.—Mannings, Ltd., Newmarket. SAWS and Planing Machine Knives, also Repairs.—Thompson. Sims, Cook St. j QUNDALE Disc Grinder, tip-fop machine; [ O bevel table, etc.—Dairy Co. Machines, Chancery St. QURFACERS. Planers, Pumps, Steam O Winches, Haulers. —Sawyer, Newmarket. (rj N.P.11. Vertical Boiler; Steam Pumps. .«. f and Engines; Steel Blocks; Boiler Tubes; Girders; Emery Grinders; Drilling Machines; Vices; Blacksmithing Gear; Circular Saws; Sundries. APPLT2TON, Gt. South Rd., opp. Penrose Station; 17-100. Ball and roller bearings, "Kansome and Maries" PLUM BER. BLOCKS-—-Radial Bearings Thrust Bearings. Sizes, % to 4-inch. JAS. J. NIVEN A CO., LTD.. Engineers and Merchants, AUCKLAND anil HAMILTON LIVESTOCK FOR SALE JERSEY* Cow, choice, '2nd calf, due week. - Wafts, Bo.vd Av., Mangerc_Brldge. T UI) Rams, 1-shear Southdown ami Ryeland, from rtgns. to sgus„ f.o.r. —Wesley College, Paerata. DOGS FOR SALE ORDER Pups"( 3), -I'/a months, good pedlgree: 1 Heading Dog, I'2 months, keen, good command. -- Apply J. F. Morrow, orakan R.I). Te Awarnntn, O'i'EL for Dogs.— Boarding Kennels, Tamaki Bridge, Otahuhu. Phone 134. liEADI NO Dog, guaranteed leader; £'(!.— j Genuine, OS."' 11K.n.vi.u. Hamilton. ■fTET Clinic., Boarding Kennels, Pnpakura. V ---J. .larvie, Vet. Practitioner. Ph. 171. DOGS WANTED T>oStr MiniHture, wanted to bliy.—Apply L j'efs.. 07«• I!KRAt.n.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23859, 9 January 1941, Page 3
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