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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 18004, 26 April 1930, Page 2

FOW, COBBE & CO., LTD. ! FOW, COBBE & GO., LTD. | y uesdaYi A pril 29, AT 1 QA P-M. INSTRUCTED BY MR L. J. RANDERSON, OP AVON STREET, WE WILL SELL IN ST. PETERS HALL, VICTORIA STREET, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS FURNISHED HOME. ST. PETER’S HALL lENCE OP SALE AS HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED AND IS LEAVING AT ONCE FOR THE SOUTH. OP HIS WELLREMOVED TO FOR CONVENMR ANDERSON DRAWING ROOM. —Full size Chesterfield, specially sprung; Burlap cover; Divan Chair t,o match; Wilton Carpet 9 x 12, Grey and Rose; Dark Qo. Table; heavy Copper Curb, screen and Companion Set; Cushions; Lady Telephone Cover; S.G. Chair. BREAKFAST ROOM. —Lt. Oak Oblong ex. Table; 4 Oak drop-in Seal Chairs; Yes. Squaro; Box Ottoman; Tea Sot; late model GGK Singer Drophcad Machine; light Oak Tea Waggon; Cako Stand and Fancy Plates; Dinner Set. FIRST BEDROOM. —Jacobean Shaded Oak Period Bedroom Suite, 4-pieoe, an exclusive and unique design, cost £SO recently. Kapoo Mattress (as new). Pillows, Blankets; 9 x 71 Ax. Carpet; Magnlfloent Vleux Rose Poplin, Fawn Bedspread and Bolster. SECOND BEDROOM.—D. Bed and W. Wove In beautiful groy, shaded Rimu; Duchess to match; drop-side cot to match; Corner Wardrobe; largo Kapoo Mattress, Pillows; large Velvet Rug, Rose and Grey; Blankets; 7 Pairs Towels. THIRD BEDROOM. —Twin R. Beds and Wire AVoves; Kapoo Mattresses and Pillows; Sofa; Square; Blankets; 5 Pairs Hemstitched Sheets; 2 Single Elder Down Quilts. KITCHEN. —Kit. Table; 4 Kit. Chairs; Wooden Kerb; llassock; R. Settee and Squab; Juno; Mats; Bread Box; Kitchenware; Crockery; Al. Pres. Pan; Mops; Brooms; Al. H. Water Bottle; Glassware; Cutlery. OUTSIDE.—Paragon Lawn Mower; Gal. Iron; Bath; Bucket; Meat Safe; Garden Tools. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Exceptionally nice Furniture and Carpets.

THE OLDEST AND LARGEST AUCTIONEERING FIRIVi !N THE WAIKATO. We arc still behind in our poultry orders and can handle at least 1000 a week. Poultry advanced in price Hi is week though pullets were hard of sale. We are prepared to ad"crtise goods at our own expense and sellers should advise us early in the week so that we can tulvi rtise on Wednesday. Our Stocks of furniture, carpets, Merchandise, etc. are steadily increasing to keep pace with our turnover. 1£ you ontemplate a clearing sale give it to the llrm with a reputation for protecting the seller’s interest to the utmost. Canadian Flour Bags, large and wonderful quality. Only 9d each. Totara Posts, best squared timber.,2/6 each, Lighter sPes 1/10 each. Single Mattresses— 30/- cash. .Sporting guns, from a firm in liquqidation. Only wholesale lauded cost wanted and you can verify this by reference to the sporting catalogues. Hammerless, £8 cash. Hammer Guns £5 cash. (Ju,st look at these prices and hesilale before buying elsewhere at higher prices). New Gent.’s and Ladies’ Bicycles owner wants £6/7/6 and £6/12/6. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. Ten Half crowns in every £l. That’s not a lesson in Arithmetic, but it’s an instance of the value of Shopping at our “ Open Warehouse.” Where you would pay 25/- for an article elsewhere you .would, have to pay only £1 here. Side-street location and low rents are the reasons why. Our Wholesale Prices are the Keenest in Hamilton. You can choose anything you wish here in Furnishing, Crockery and Household Hardware, etc., and pay only Wholesale Prices. Prove it by a visit. If you're wanting anything in our line, we’ll expect a visit ann can wager you’ll save here. SHOWROOMS:— WESLEY BUILDINGS, COLLINGWOOD STREET, HAMILTON. F. W. SANDERS, SEEDSIYIAN. AUTUMN Planting-. Choice Beauty Stocks, Antirrhinums, Sweet William, Iceland Poppy, Cinerarias. —Sanders, Victoria Street. rpWELVE different named Daffodils, 3/6 X dozen; mixed, all types, 1/- dozen.— Sanders, Hamilton. FLORAL Work. Artistic Bouquets and Posies. Wreaths and Floral Emblems. -—Sanders, Florist, Hamilton. GLENCOE HOUSE. Leatherette Raincoats from 27/6; Lumber Jackets, Cardigans and Jumpers from 7/11; Blazers from 25/6; Berets to match 4/11. » JUMPER Suits, Velvet Frocks, Tweed Frocks and Coats, at prices to suit ail. WE Specialise In Outsize Frocks and Coats and all Dainty, Undies; also make to order any garment required. RADIO. JUST Arrived ! Latest Screen Grid “ Stoinite ” Electric Radio Receivers with interference Eliminator complete, £43 ms.— \y. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. -VTOTHI.NG equal value to the Latest J3i Screen Grid “ Stoinite ” with ElectroDynamic Speaker at £43 10s.—VV. M. pitcher and Co., Hamilton. TvO.VT Decide on your Radio Receiver JU until you have heard the “ Steinlte ” latest model at £43 10s. Best value on market. —\V. M. Pilcher and Co.. Hamilton ) /"AROSL.EY Electric Radio Receivers, £3l \\J 10s; Gilillian Electric, £3O; “Apex” Electric, £27 10s.—W. M. Pitcher and Co. Hamilton. G 1 ILFILLAN ” Battery Receiver complete, cost £SO; accept £2O.—W. M i pitcher and Co., Hamilton. j /'-IYCLE Electric Generator Sets: 500 ft. vy beam, best value on market, at 20/0 I each, complete.—W. M. pusher and Go.. Hamilton,