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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15774, 15 March 1922, Page 10

AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW TO-MORROW At. 1.30 p.m. Corner Clifford and Fitzherbert St. On account of -Mr. J. Trevor Thomas (who is leaving the district.), we will sell by Public Auction, on the premises, at the above time and place., his Superior Furnishings* comprising: DINING-ROOM contains: Extension Round Table, Sideboard, 5 Straight-back Chairs and 1 .Carver (all in black oak). DINING-ROOM contents are: Chesterfield, 2 Upholstered Chairs (all in shadow tifsue). Music Stand, Lady's Desk, Round Afternoon Tea Table, 2 Sea -grass Chairs. BEDROOM (Furniture in White Enamel), including: Double Bedstead, Wire, and Kapoc Mattress, Lady's Cheval Duchess (5 drawers), Gentleman's Tallboys (having bevelled mirror and six drawers), Pedestal Cupboard, and Easy Chair. Other items include. 14;] yards Stairway Carpet, 1 Carpet, 2'Rugs (6ft 6in x 4ft, 6in, 6 .v 3), 2 3ft 6in Rimu Bedsteads, with Wire and Kapoc Mattresses, 1 3ft. Rimu Bedstead, with Wire and Kapoc Mattresses, 1 Largo Duchess, 1 Small Duchess, 1 Large Chest Drawers, Child's Cot (with drop side), Dock Chair. Cabinet, and Shelf, Book Shelf, "ShawWalker" Scctionette Desk (with 16 drawers), Large Extension Dining-room Table, 2 Mission Chairs fin o.ik), Dumb Waiter (on rubber wheels), 3 Cocoanut Mats, Electric •'Hot-point " Iron, Skirt Ironing Board, '"Headlite" Electric Heater, Kitchen Table (with extension), 3 Kitchen Chairs, Wringer, Preserving Jars, Buckets, Brooms, Clothes Basket, Garden Tools, etc., etc. TMB OISBORNI BHEEPFARMBHBFROZEN MEAT AND MEROANTILE CO., LTD. 368 It. V. GULLY, Auctioneer. RALPH WILDISH PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART. IASH BUYER of Furniture and ) Saleable Second-hand Goods of every description. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. AUCTION SALES held Bach SATURDAY at the Mart of POULTRY, PRODUCE, Etc. Clearance Sales Conducted. •.'■• R. WILDISH, <• i Auctioneer. Cash Buyers At Highest Prices of Calf-skins, Hides, Sheep-skins, Wool and Tallow, etc. p|OR the pasL seven years we have J been paying Top Prices for all the above-mentioned Goods, and Poverty Bay Farmers have, been reaping a corresponding benefit from our organisation. We take everything the Farmer has, and this year, as usual, 'we are paying Top Prices for Calf-skins. WILSON & CANIIAM, LTD. 'Phone 813. Gisborne Branch. A. BAILLIE, Branch Manager. >UBBER STAMPS, Ink, Self-inking V Pads, Linen-marking Ink, on sab at Herald Jobbing Office.