SAL** £i' AUOXION /-(SOEGB WALKER, LIMITED, VjT |n Their Downstairs Booms, I MONDAY, APRIL 16, at li a.m. Indies' and Men's Clothing, Linen, etc. Also: lOjds Cottage Weave, llyds Twill, fjnds P« nt > „ 4 £ dl !, F W' Cotton Muslin Calico, ond 50 Dolli, Sets of Ladies' Underwe*r' Clothing Includes:— ' Ladies' Dresses, Costumes, Cardigans, vjgbtdresseß, Pyjamas, Shoes, Ladies" Coats, Bridge Coats. Fur Coats, Men's Suits. Blazers pullovers. Overcoats, Leather Coat, Cream Trousers, Odd Coats, Shoes. Boots. Blanketß, Sheets, Q u ! l s .' B | ds P re ads Curtains. CoverMs. Tablecloths. Supper Cloths, Doyfeya and Table Mats, etc., etc. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. TOST AND UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE AJ WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1045, At the Railway Social Hall, Middleton Rd Newmarket. Take tram or train to Newmarket, thence first turning on left ofT Remuera Road, The undersigned have been instructed by the Railways Department to sell by Auction, without reserve, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, AT 9 A.M., LOST AND UNCLAIMED GOODS AND LUGGAGE, comprising:—Unclaimed Goods. Boxes,, Bags, Parcels Swags and Contents, Umbrellas, Walking Sticks, Hate, Overcoats, 6tC. A list, with address and full particulars • be exhibited at the Auckland Passenger platform. ROBT. C. OARR & SON, Auctioneers. T" URNERS AND GROWERS* LTD." Will be Holding Another of Their Weekly Salea of CARS AND TRUCKS KEXT WEDNESDAY, April 18, at Noon. This Week's Sale will Include: 1038 Hillman 10. very good rubber, only 2 owners, txcel. mech. cond., very nice appearance; 1030 Ford 10, excel, tyres, very sound mech. cond., this is a really nice car; 103S Cliev. Sedan, good rubber, very sound mech. cond. and good appearance; 2 h.p. James Motor-bike, excel, rubber and in very sound mech. cond., chrom. tank. Any trial will be given Morning of Sale. TURNERS AND GROWERS. LTD., City Markets. Auckland. Ph. 32-100. T""~5 REMUERA RESIDENTS. GEORGE WALKER. LTD., i/c the Owner, Mr W. J. Mains, at the residence. 558 REMUERA ROAD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1045. THE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS_AND APPOINTMENTS, shown BS Silvertone Console 9-Valve All - Wave Radio, 2 Extension Loudspeakers, Vacmaster Yaccurn Cleaner and Fittings, S. and C. Lrophead 6-Dr. Sewing Machine. 3-Pce. Chesterfield Suite in blue tapestry, 2 Oak Cane-back and Side Easy Chairs with loose cushions. S-Pce. Oak Dining Suite, conip. Buffet Ext. Table and (5 Chairs, Oak Study Table, Oak China Cabinet, small Dropside Oak Table. Jacobean Standard Lamp and Shade, Benares Carved Table with brass centre. Heavy-Brass Jardiniere, Oval Oak Tea Waggon, Round Oak Drawing Room Table, Oak Book Table, Chrom. Smoker's Stand, Wilton Rug 6 x 3, Majolica Jardiniere and Stand, Chesterfield Lounge, Cane Verandah Chair, 15 Assorted Cushions, 3 Prs. Curtains and Pelmets, Set Rimu Bookshelves. 4-Pce. Oak Bedroom Suite, comp. 4.6 Bed and Wire. Large Mirr. Dressing Table, Dble.-door Mirr. Wardrobe and Ped. Cupboard. 4.6 Kapok Mattress. Silk Tapestry Bedspread and 2 Cushions. Box Ottoman and Silk-covcred Hunipty, 6 Silk Elec. Shades, Reed Loom Rocking Chair. Cream Enamel Dressing Table, Reflex Mirrors. Twin Cream Enamel Beds and Wires with Stool and Ped. Cupboard, 4 Good 3ft Karok Mattresses. 4 prs. Dble. Blankets, 16 Bath Towels, Lge. Oval Frameless Mirror, 8-Pce. Single Oak Bedroom Suite, '2 3ft Kapok Quilts, Mauve Tap. Bedspread. 0 Crystal Glasses and Wine Decanter, 5 Crystal Wine Glasses, Fruit Bowl and G Small Fruit Dishes. "Losol" 3 Cut Glasses. Vase and Rose Bowl. Crystal Salad Bowl, 5 Crystal Sweet Dishes. 21-Pee. Bine and Gold Aynslev Tea Set. 0 Fruit Plates, E.P. Tea, Sugar and Cream Service. E.P. Coffee Pot and Tea end Hot Water Jug, E.P. Entree Dish, 3 Brass Candlesticks, Brass Gong, antiqne; Roval Donlion Water Jug. 2 Folding Bridge Tables. Antique Brass Kern and Fireside Set. Set 3 Saucepans. Set 5 S.'pans, En. Kettle, Elec. Toaster. Quantity of Sundry Kitchen Crockery. Part Dinner Set. 2!>-pce.; Eggbeater. En Roaster. Clothes Basket. Terms Cash. Leonard Coaklev. T. A. Goulding. Auctioneers TO VIOLINISTS AND COLLECTORS. GEORGE WALKER. LTD.. At the De Luxe Rooms, THURSDAY NEXT, at 1 p.m. Genuine Strad Model Violin (Hewitt), made 1904 from Italian maple over 200 years old; highest recommendation from Kubelik, Who played this violin at his recital held at His Majesty's Theatre, Duriedin. Can view on,application. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. AT E W SAWS AND FILE S. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., At the De Luxe Rooms, THURSDAY NEXT. APRIL 19. at 12 Noon. On a/c of Whom It May Concern, to be ■old by Auction (damaged in transport)— 96 English Sheffield-made Handsaws, 6ft, 7ft, Sft; 44 doz. Ass. Files, 6in, Sin, lOin, 12in. Now on view. Leonard Coakley. T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. TT7ELLSFORD FURNITURE SALE. » > THURS., APRIL 26, AT 12.30 P.M. A/c of Gordon Howard, who ia leaving the district, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc., •t his Homestead, Port Albert. Rd.. Wellsford. Chesterfield Suite, 6-pce. Dining Room Suite, China Cabinet, 4 Kit. Chairs, Settee and Squab, Wardrobe, Dressing Table, Double Bedstead, Wirewove and Mattress; Single Bedstead, Cot and Mattress, Chest Drawers, 2 Seagrass Chairs, 2 small Tables, Electric Heater, Congo Square and Linos, Floor Mats, Meat Safe, High Chair, Playpen, Bookcase, Fender; 14 Hens, Sundries, etc., etc. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE. LTD.. Limited. SECTIONS AT TAKAPUNA. FRIDAY, APRIL 27. at 2 p.m. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, LTD.. At their Rooms, 83 QUEEN ST., On a/c Owner. 6 SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, being Lots 63 to 68 incl.. situated in Rangitira Av., the first six lots on left from Taharoto fid. Bus service close by. This is an excellent opportunity to secure a low-priced section in this popular suburb. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1945, at 12 Noon. For absolute sale, at their rooms, CORNER QUEEN AND SHORTLAND STS. 10 NEW ST.. PONSONBY® Vacant possession. Cnr. New and Dublin Sis., and close to trams at College Hill: 4 Rooms, Offices and Garage, on freehold corner section. For inspection call at the Auctioneers, C. F. BENNETT. LTD., P.O. Box 703. Ph. 42-840. Trotting horses. DISPERSAL SALE. PAPAKURA, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1945, at 1 p.m. A/c. Mr N. Horscroft-. who. owing to illhealth, is compelled to dispose of his Complete Stable of Horses in training, Brood Mares and Young Stock, incl.: Ch. m. Repose, stinted to Indianapolis; ch. m. Anita Fame, stinted to Indianapolis; blk. m., stinted to Indianapolis; -Brown Mare, not served. Racehorses, incl.: B. g. Beau Galliard, lyrs.; b. m. Autopose, Byrs; b. m. Gambit, 3yrs; ch. g. Sewana, aged. Young Stock: Br. colt. 2yrs. by Galliard; ch. geld.. 2yrs. by Galliard; b.. f., 2yrs, by Joseaale Grattan. A/c Mr Brood mare, Worthy Crest, with colt foal by Josedale Grattan and stinted to Indianapolis: ch. mare, Water Crest, with colt foal by Josedale Grattan and stinted to Indianapolis; ch. filly, yearling (half-sister to Hillcrest). by Iridianapolis; b. filly, yearing, by Nobleman. A limited number or further entries will be accepted for this sale. _For further particulars apply WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., Auckland. CLEARING SALE, MONTGOMERIE V ROAD, MANGERE. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 10.30 ami. We have been instructed by the Department of Agriculture, as authorised by trie War Awets Realisation Board, to offer by auction #ll the Tools, Equipment, Tomato Stakes, Larch Posts, etc. Furniture and Kitchen Gear, on the Services' Vegetable Production Farm at above address. Full details will be advertised later. TURNERSI AND GROWERS, LTD. CALE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS. O Owing to war conditions, complete Clearing Sale of Agricultural Contractor's Plant on account of Mr 1). J. Gilberd, will be held in Mr. ( has Cross' Timber Yards (with kind permission), opposite the Auctioneer's Office, Vine St. Whangarei, at 1.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, April 20, 1015. * . The Plant consists of.—Special Hillside Latest Model S 25 h.p. Case Tractor, Set Extension Rims with 6-inch Spades, McCormick Tractor Mower, Sel !»ft Heavy Tripod Harrows, oft Manure Distributor. Four-a-side McCormick Hush and Bog Discs, Heavy Tractor or Truck Trailer. Beehive Electric Fence, 1036 Model Bedford 2%.f.0n Truck. *ith eood rubber, and in good mechanical order. These implements have done very little *ork and are in good order and condition, jnd can be recommended to anyone requiring "firm machinery. Machinery Entries Solicited. Auctioneers: BRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO-. LTD. NSW TO N KTN G, LIMITED, - ' HAMILTON. PUT.ARURU STOCK SALE. PUTARURU SALEYARDS. APRIL 16, 12 Noon . of Cattle (comp.)—lo Fat Cows .Hfrs., 40 Store and Boner Cows. 30 leaner Jer. Hfrs. 600 Sheep—2oo F. and £• Rom. 2-th. Wethers. 100 6-th. and 4-yr r.w. S.D. rams. 100 M.S. Woolly W.F Lambs, 200 B F Lambs. 150 Fat, -<tore "nd Wearier Pigs' Further Entries Sniffed TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE, Te Awamutu Saleyards. THURSDAY. \PRIL 10, 11.30 a.m. 400 Bead Cattle compr. 26 Fat Bullock* £5 Fat P.A. Cows. 12 Fat S.H. Cows, 50 £at and Fwd Cows, 150 Store and Boner Cows, no Yrlg. Jer. Hfrs., 20 Yrlg. Jer.-Ayr. J Hfrs. 1200 Sheep, compr. 50 Fat Wethers, 120 Fat Ewes. 150 Fat Lambs, 15" M.S. £,° m. Lambs. TOO B.F. Lambs. 250 I'at, s »ore and Weaner Pigs. MAXAWARU STOCK SALE. m MAN'AWARU SALEYARDS, „ THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 12 Noon. Head of cattle, comp.: 10 Fat Cowj an ! 70 Store and Boner Cowb: 10 Potter 00 Jer. Weaner Hfrs. A/e rarlotis iK w "*: So 2-jrr and 3-yr Jer. Hfrf-. r.w.b. A/c E- Johnson and Son: 50 8-yr Jer. aSJk. r.w.b. 400 Sheep, ownp.: Qp Fat 70 Fat Lambs; 100 Store and SN- Liffibs; 100 F. and F. B.E. Hffta.i BO 2-th. Wet-hem 60 Fai. 8*o» ««4. Piaa.
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