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Southland Times, Issue 24421, 29 April 1941, Page 10

WILLIAM TODD & CO., LTD. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), . At 1.30 p.m. SALE OF FURNITURE, BOOKS. WILLIAM TODD & CO., LTD. will sell in Rialto:— Dining and Kitchen Tables, Wringer, Chest Drawers, Bookshelf, Chesterfield Couch, Morris Chairs, D.W. Bedsteads, Hall Stand, Wardrobe, Bird Cage, Fenders, Cheval, Overmantle, Linoleum, Chesterfield Suite, 4 Electric Heaters, 2 Hot Plates, 4 Gas Grills, Meat Safe. 2.30 p.m.: Roller Top Desk, Oak Bedroom Suite (3 pieces), Oak Buffett, Seagrass Chairs, Box Ottoman, E.P. Ware, Axminster Carpet, D.W. Bedstead and Wire Mattress, 2 Duchess Chests and Pedestals, Singer Drophead Sewing Machine, S.W. Bedstead and Wire Mattress, Bedding, Dining Table, Curtains, 2 Table Cloths, Hall Clock, 2 Eiderdowns, Blinds, Kerbs, R.P. Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces. BOOKS, Murihiku (McNab), Bretts Early N.Z., Maori Art, Maori Comparative Dictionary, N.Z. Books, Wilson’s Tales of the Borders, Chambers Encyclopaedia, Henry & Scott Family Bible, Natural History and others. Also D.8.8.L. Gun. Aw 74 SALE FURNITURE, LUMSDEN. WEDNESDAY, 30th April, at 1.30 p.m. WILLIAM TODD & CO. LTD., instructed by Mr Jas. Campbell (now of Queenstown) will sell on the premises: Three piece Chesterfield Suite, 3 Duchess Chests, Mirror Wardrobe, Plain Wardrobe, 3 Double Bedsteads, Writing Desk, Electrolux, Fireside Kerbs, Extension Dining Table, Dining Room Chairs, K. Table. K. Chairs, Lawnmower, Garden Tools, Ladder and Sundries. TERMS CASH. Au6Bl SALE BUTCHER'S PLANT, DEE STREET. WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, At 2 p.m. WILLIAM TODD & CO., LTD., instructed by Mrs D. Metcalf will sell on the premises, Brown’s Buildings, Dee Street:— Austral Cash Register, Dayton Scales, Tiled Counter, Marble Top Counter, Marble Corn Beef Stand, Set Stielyards, Table Turker Till, Paper Cutter, 2 Pickle Barrels, Meat Block, Butchers Iron Rails, Long Arm, Hooks, Butcher’s Tools. Electric Fan, 2 Bridles, Collar and Hames. TERMS CASH. Aw7ls TODD’S RIALTO THE FARMERS’ MARKET. HORSE COVERS COW COVERS NEW SEASON’S STOCK. HORSE COVERS. Green jute proofed. Check lined. 37/6 White Duck, jute lined. 42/6 COW COVERS Unlined tail straps. 13/6 COW COVERS Lined with leg straps. 20/ORDER YOUR REQUIREMENTS NOW. WILLIAM TODD & C. LTD. THE RIALTO. ‘I DOZEN TO GO AT ALL BULBS H POSTAGE PAID DOZEN CHOICE ANEMONES and PRIZE RANUNCULUS 90% double blooms in all the latest choice shades of Scarlets, Blues, Oranges, Salmons. A wonderful massing of bedding strain. 1/- doz., 50 Bulbs 3/-, 100 Bulbs 5/-. ARAB’S EYE Splendid for cutting, large bulbs producing strong spikes of umbell-like White blossoms with Black eye. 2/6 doz., 50 for 9/-. CROCUS Beautiful Spring-flowering bulbs in shades of Yellow, Blue, White, striped, separate or mixed. 2/6 doz., 50 for 9/-. WINTER IRIS Blue Tingitana for early flowering, giant blooms so popular in the Winter. 1/6 doz., 50 for 5/-. TULIPS, DARWIN A choice mixture of giant flowering varieties in assorted shades; fine, plump bulbs. 5/- doz., 50 for 18/-. TULIPS, NAMED 12 Prize Separate Named Tulips, all different, free from stripe and splendid for show purposes. Collection 12 Bulbs, 7/6. NATURALISING BULBS A mixture of Golden, White, Cream find Double Jonquil and Narcissus for naturalising on banks. 100 Bulbs, 6/6. FREE CATALOGUE. —36 pages on Bulbs, information for Autumn planting. Write for your copy to-day—-all customers placing orders will receive our publication each month free of charge. GRIFFITHS LTD. SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN, 121-123 OWENS ROAD, MT. EDEN, AUCKLAND. WAI ANIWA BOWLS Playing on the James McPherson bowling green for the Albert Jensen Cup, the home team defeated the Waikiwi team by 64 points to 54. Following are the results: McP W J. Steans, R. Leichman, W. King, J. Ewart 20 — Buckingham, Irwin, Thomas, Watson — 22 T. McCrostie, C. Lindsay, J. Adams, D. Dawson 19 — Buxton, Allen, T. Watson, Nicoll — 19 J. McPherson, S. Driver, G. McDowell, W. Steans 25 — Pont, White, C. Watson, Thompson — 13 TOTALS 64 54 At a meeting of the School Reunion Committee it was decided to abandon the school reunion for the duration of the war.