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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17410, 24 May 1928, Page 2

E. C. DAY, LTD. Saturday, jjay 26 th '’ 1.30 P.M. E. C DAY, LTD,, Ilavc been instructed by MRS E. PARKER (who is leaving Hamilton), to sell by Public Auction at her Residence, QR. CTREETS. THE WHOLE OF HER JJODERN JUJRNISHINGS: LIVING ROOM—Upright Grand 'Piano, By John Brinsmead and Sons, London; fully sprung Chesterfield Suite in fawn velvet; 9 x 10ft Gin Fawn Wilton Carpet; D.S. Occasional Table; Rimu Upholstered Kerb; Piano Stool; Cushions; Curtains; Jardiniere; Pictures; Floating Bowl; Jtirnu Palmstand; Ornaments; Window Seat Cushion; Glassware. BREAKFAST ROOM —Rimu Sideboard, with Mirror; Rimu Dropside Table; Rimu Settee; 4 Rimu Dining Chairs; Lino (almost new); Cushions; Drophead Singer Sewing Machine; Seagrass Chair; Pictures; Ornaments; Vases; Lampshades. lIALL —Rimu Hallstand with mirror; 2 Vestibulo Rugs; Easy Chair; Rimu Palmstand; syds Axminster Runner (brown and blue); Passage Lino; •i Slip Mats; Pictures. BEDROOMS—2 Rimu Double Beds (complete) ; 2 Rimu Duchess Chests; Rimu Pedestals; 2 Congoledm Squares; 3 Axminster Rugs; 1 Wool Rug; Blankets; Sheets; Quilts; Pillows; Curtains; Quantity Linoleum; Hospital Bed. KITCHEN —Kitchen Table; 4 Kitchen Chairs; Lino; Crockery; Pots and Pans; Cutlery; Clotheshasket preserving Jars; Ladies’ Bicycle; Lawnmower; Usual Garden Tools; Usual Sundries. TERMS CASH. E. C. DAY, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, M AY 26 th--1.30 P.M. •tv. -v ■■■■nirrv*'

“I noticed a complaint the other day from a consumer whose electric power was cut off,” said a bankrupt poultry farmer at a meeting of his creditors in Invercargill recently (says the Southland Times). “Well, I had an even more unfortunate experience. On the advice of a well-known poultry farmer I bought an electric brooder. One stormy night the power was cut off in the small hours, and the chickens died in large numbers. I certainly made a big mistake when I bought the electric brooder in every way, for it cost me £lO Os fd to run for two months.”

TENDERS. mENDKRS wanted Excavating Tor new JL Technical School at. Hamilton. Tenderers can he shown the work on Saturday morning-, I’hth inst.-—Apply \V. ft. Young, 70 Wellington street. Phone *’33l. -H* 3 rnij BUILDERS. —Tenders for the Erection of Brick House tit Te Akau for A. T. Glemett Esq., will close at Dalgcly & Co.’s Office, Hamilton, at 4 p.m. on MONDAY, May 28. Plans & Specifications are to he seen at Dalgety & Co.’s Ofticcs, Hamilton & Auckland. Lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. 382 T SN u K E BAY OP PLENTY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS, BLOCK WIRING. Tenders close with the Engineers at Opotiki, for the Second Block of Dairy Installations, at 2 p.m. on MONDAY, 4th June, 1028. YICKERMAN & LANCASTER, Consulting Engineers. 408 RENDER s. Tenders are invited for the erection in wood of RESIDENCE OF SIX ROOMS at PUKERORO, CAMBRIDGE. Plans and specifications may he seen at Masonic Hotel. Cambridge and at my office, where lenders close at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 5. ■ THOMAS S. CRAY, A.N.Z.I.A. Registered Architect. Smith’s Bldgs.,’ Hamilton. .405