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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24250, 16 April 1942, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTIOIT GEO ICE PC RNISH ING- & GEORGE WALKER, LIMITED, Favoured with .instructions from two Clients of Mt. Eden and Remuera, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THEIR DE LUXE ROOMS, TO-DAY (THURSDAY), AT 11 A.M. Pew Details.— CHOICE DINING ROOM SUITES, Chesterfield Suites, Fireside Suite, Jacobean Stools, Hoover Vacuum Cleaner. Brassware, Bric-a-Brac, BEDROOM SUITEB Full Details; — LIVING BOOM.—PIANO, by Bernard Brock, in first-class order; Oak Dinner Room Suite, comprising Buffet Drawleaf Table and 4 Dining Chairs; 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite, uphr. in Oncut Moquette; Brass Tables, Dinner Set, Cushions, Brass Jardiniere, Oak Dining Room Suite of 6 pieces, 3-Piece Jacobean Chesterfield Suite, comprising Lounge and 2 Chairs. Carved Chinese Chair, Dinner Set, Benar&s Tray, Gossip Chairs, Brass Box Kerb and Screen, Chinese Chair, Floor Rngs, S-Piece Chesterfield nphd. in Genoa Velvet, Pile Table Cover, Dropleaf Table and 4 Chairs, Books, Portable Gramophone and Records, Easy Chairs, Brass Plaques, Trays, Hoover Vacuum Cleaner, Brass Buddha, Pictures, Large Brass Tray. BEDROOMS.—Oak Bedroom Suite, comprising Mirror-door Wardrobe, ReSex Mirror Chest, Pedestal Cupboard, Full-size Panel ding, Oak Comb, Chests, Dark Oak Bedroom Suite with Mirror-door Wardrobe, Dressing Chest, Pedestal and Full-size Bedstead and Wire Wove; Single Beds and Wire Woves, Kidney Dressing Table, O.R. Chests. Golden Oak Bedroom Suite with Leadlight Wardrobe, Reflex Dressing Chest, Bedstead with equipment, Bedside Tables. Pouffe, Blankets. Sheets, Pillows, Child's Morris Chairs, Brass Vases, Cushions, Oak Chest, Pedestal and Bedstead to match, Single Mattresses. KITCHEN.—TabIe, Juice Extractor, Saucepans, Wringer, Trouser Press, Brooms. Meat Safe, Elcc, Iron, Glassware, ; 3-Tier Steamer, Carpet Sweeper. Hamper. Jugs Teapots, Cutlery Enamel Ware and General Sundries. AND AT 2.30: AXMINSTER CARPETS, Bunnera end FJoor Rugs. NOW ON VIEW. GEORGE WALKER. LIMITED. The Specialty Auctioneers. Leonard Coakley, T. A, Goulding, Auctioneers. rpURNERS AND GROWERS, LIMITED. 1 AUCTIONS COMMENCE: 8 A.M.—BANANAS—When available. 8 A.M.—FRESH VEGETABLES—DaiIy. 8 A.M.—FRESH FRUITS—DaiIy. 9 A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS—Tuesday and Friday. „ , 10 A.M.—BANANAS —When available. 10 A.M.—POULTRY—Tuesday & Friday. SPECIAL SALE, TO-MORROW <Fri- v day).—2so FIRST-CLASS PULLETS, right on the lay; 1 Green Feed Cutter. , LARGEST SALES IN NEW ZEALAND.. CORRUGATED IRON, TIMBER,\J NETTING. J. JONES, LIMITED, General Auctioneers. Acting under instructions from the Auckland PouWrykeepers' Association, whoaarte t closing down the Egg-laying Contest at Mt Albelt ' WILL SELL BY AUCTION. > SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 18, i AT 10 A.M., , 856 SHEETS GALV.' CORR. IRON.— 579 Sheets 10ft Galv. Corr. Iron; ,164 Sheets, 7ft Galv. Corr. Iron, 20 Sheets 6ft Galv. Corr. Iron, 20 Sheets sft (Sin Galv, Corr. Iron, 85 Sheets 3ft Gin Galv. Corr. Iron, 450 ft %in Piping, 260 ft y 2 in Piping, 11,300 Super Feet 8x1,9x1,12x1 and various other Tim*, ber; Framework of 9 Poultry Houses, 1 2Storey Feedshed, etc., 20 x 12, for removal? 1 Shed, 20 x 12, for removal; 1 Shed, 10 x. 6, for removal. ALSO —1 Lawnmower, 1 Chaffcntter, 12 44Gal. Drums, 5 Shovels, Scythe, Rake,' Slasher, Fork and Hoes, Blowlamp, Various Tools, 12 y 2 in Taps, 35 Padlocks, Table, Chest. Drawers. 109 Small Troughs. SALE—SATURDAY NEXT, April 18. TIME—IO A.M. J • „ . ■,,/ PLACE—On the Grounds at A.P.K.A., MtAlbert J. JONES, LIMITED, General Auctioneers and Merchants, CITY MARKETS. Q.QUIRRELL AND COY, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALEROOMS, ? ; 54 (HIGH STREET. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AT 11 A.M. \ 2 BAKERS' TROUGHS, 10ft and BCt, on, casters; 300 Bread Tins, 4 4-Wheeled Bakers' Trucks, 16ft, Ladder. Carpenter * Beaeh, 2 Barbers' Chairs, X Horse Ciippins Machine, 100 ft Garden Hose, 6 35 ano (55Yd. bullet Nets, 2-Burncr Dominion Kero Stove, scwt. Mixed Nails (new),. HALF-' SIZE BILLIARD TABLE and. All Acces sories (Wood Bed). . TERMS CASH. FRED ZIEGLER, *, * Auctioneer and Valuer;," V'

IMPORTANT TO SURVEYORS AND 1 CIVIL ENGINEERS. . In Deceased Estate, TO-MORROW mmkYii-, • ■ AT 10.30 PROMPT, AT SALEROOMS, 191 QUEEN STREET t Next Power Board Building. • LARGE ASSORTMENT -OF : INSTRUMENTS —C'/iin Transit Theodolite, T. and S with Tripod; sin ditto; 5 and 4in Y Transit Theolodolites and Tripods, 14 , and lsin Dumphy Levels, T and, S ,y J th Tripods, Levelling Staffs, Paralfel Rulers, Ebon} Roller. Ibney Level, Bp* kwmtajii meters. 2 Micrometers. 1 Calculator, Bras, Protractor, Slide Rules, Revolution_ Meter Beam Compass Points, Bow-pen Rajl»;r Carves. Qn view Thnrs day Afternoon. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD-, i THOS. B. ARTHUR Auctioneer. TMPORTANT „ ROOT* EW 1 DISPERSAL SALE. On Account C. T._ KEEBLE, Esq. FLOCK NO. 625, On the Farm, "AVONDALE." fitzherbert. Close to Palmerston Aorth. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1912. AT 9.30 A.M. SHARP. 3700 ROMNEY MARSHEWES. comprising approximately 900 Stud Ewes (all a sesj. 400 Stud Ewe Lambs, 1800 Flock Ewes (all ages). GOO Flock Ewe. Lambs... The Government having acquired the larger portion of Mr. Keeble's farm, the well-known flock is to be unreservedly dispersed by auction, the only exception being aDout 200 ewes being retained by th§ owner. A great opportunity to invest in First-class St (Catalogues shortly available from the Auctioneers in conjunction, ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.. DALGETY & CO., LTD. (Inc. in England). N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). KING, LIMITED, . AND ■ ' V ; WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. MONDAY, APRIL 20. 11 A.M. 050 HEAD CATTLE, comprising:—ls Fat Cows and Heifers, 55 18-months Hereford Steers (good condition), SO 18-months P.A. & P.A. Hereford-cross Steers (good condition), 100 Store and Boner Cows. Also, 200 two-year Jersey Dairy Heifers, including (as per special advertisement); 160 Choice Quality Gradesyear Jersey Heifers, r.w.b. September 20. Also, 250 Weaner Jersey Heifers, including (as per special advertisement)? 160 Choice Quality Grade Jersey. Weaner Heifers, . 850 SHEEP, comprisingloo IVand F. 2-th. Wethers, 130 2-th. Wethers, 600 Btore Lambs, " • ORDER OF SALE.—Sheep, 11 a.m,i Im plements. 11.30 a.m.; Dairies and" Store Cattle, 12 noon; Weaner Heifers,, 2 P.m. HAVING Sold My Kaitai Farm I wish to buy from 40 to 100; Acres, G-Oj, of Auckland, with good Hotne. Can put ut ! 1 io £3OOO cash in. KAITAI, 734- Hkr^LP,. MIXED FARM. 200 to 300 acres, fully improved, within radius. south Auckland; justify* fullest inquiry.— Full details to , . , CASH, 630 HKBMJJ. DOGS AND GATS fIOCKER Spaniel and Fox Terrier Male vj Puppies.—Ye Parrot Shopper Victoria-St. nOG Puppies, small breed, rr-v Johnnie Walker a. top Qgeen St. HEADING Dog, 2 years, sheep or Cattle; good, handy dog, £3/10/-.—'Urgent, 4IM Hbrald. - . , . HOTEL for Dogs. Boarding .Kennels. Tamaki Bridge, Otahubu. Phone 134. "DUPS (3), purebred, strong-oyed, bordera, X 9 weeks old; owner in camp.—H. Lidding ton Korakonui. Te Awaaiutu. Scotch and Highland Terriers. Tv J. Walker's, top Queen St. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FARMER, to take over a good herd of 100 cows; can pay for same from cheques; smaller number if necessary.—Soldier, 717 M HEBALD. QPRJNGERS, 15, first-class; extra good; O price £B/10/. —Town Supply, 888 M HKKAU>. ______ WANTED KNOWtf PORRECT Reducing, no drugs, 10/6: results V guaranteed; stamped envelope, particulars. —MadameHolland. 82Calgaiy St, Mt.Eden /CONSTIPATION Cured.—McLeod Craigß Vy Herbal Syrup. St. Kevins Arcade. Newton. I7ND HAY FEVER , A ND. ASTHMA, I'j Kev. Ward' Kuranui Treatment. The very latest Medical and Clinic advice from England wholly - s r n PP° r >\f n l4?ment the Famous Kuranui Method of Treatment. Kuranui assists nature, expels toxins, builds • t»;L Thnnnriils have benoflted beyond is