GRAY’S POPULAR SALE FRIDAY XFXT, (‘(tillnio.'iiitnr at 1.30 p.m., At No. 36A. Salisbury Road (fnoirxr Hie beach: onm see Fleet passing). AUCTION SALE Of BRINSMKAD PIANO (ported all ways), I).II. Singer (into model). Lcii.soii Phonograph (witl l case lip-cords). Furniture (good useful lot), and Sundries (on acoiinl of .Mr. Harry Pope, who is leaving for Auckland). The List comprises:— Rriiismead piano. Music Scat, D.li. Singer, Edison Phonograph (with Records), Handsome Sideboard, Combmation Glass-door Book Case, Settee, Morr:« Chairs. Couch. Oval Table, Tea Table, Canadian H.B. Chairs. Bucket Palm Stand. American Rocker, IFF. Kerb, Fir e Screen. Overmantel. Pictures, Blinds, Curtains, S.O. Squares and Lino, (throughout). Three; Bedrooms contain: Lima Duchess Pans,' Double and Single Beds. Kapocs, Removable Wardrobes, Medicine Cabinet, Camp Bed. Kitchen has: Table, (Mass Tooi' Dresser, Chairs. Crockery. Pot ware,' etc. Outside lines arc: Carpenters Bench (with screw), .joiner's Cramps. Carden Tools. Lawn Mower, Firewood. Rob Roy Canoe, Wood Meat Safe, etc. NOTH.—The, piano is a good one and a popular make. Singer machine, furniture, and sundries are O.K. FRED GRAY, Leading Popular Auctioneer, 13 f Fop Outside op Mart RUCTION W.AI-F.S. CONSORT IS! WK are Expert Auctioneers, have a Skilled Stall', Real Auction Booms. \|wavs Best Attendance, and 'get the HIGHEST PRICES. Prompt Sell lenient of Account Sales. No unnecessary fuss. Xo delay to Clients at our Sales. No need to worry when you give your business Iq, the man that has proved to be “the'goods.” furniture bought outright FOR CASH. THONES F/42 X 130.3. FRED. GRAY. LEAPING POPULAR AUCTIONEFR.
F. COLLIN ME AT EXPORTER f Buyer of OX, HEIFER AND COW BEEF, WETHERS, EWES, LAMBS, VEALERS AND BACONERS ON THE FEET OR HOOKS, ANY WORKS. Buyer 'of Frozen SWleat F. 0.8. AND C.I.F. AND !;. \ 4dvances ft/iade to Clients WISHING TO SHIP MEAT, WOOL, OR PELTS ON OWN ACCOUNT. BEFORE YOU SELL RING F. COLLIN Oflice ’Plume 23. Private Residence 700. Telegraphic Address “FrecoJ, Gisborne.” Bsifotoer Stamps For a!! Purposes Made at The Herald Office NEATLY CHEAPLY EFFICIENTLY EVERY THURSDAY Intending Customers will please note that THURSDAY ONLY is our day for Rubber Stamp making, so Orders should be left with the JOBBING Department before that day to ensure speedy execution of work Satisfaction Guaranteed FOIL SALK. yy aste oaf ml INO 1509, HERALD JOBBING
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16424, 7 May 1924, Page 10
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