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

E. C. DAY, LTD. ATTENTION! E. C. DAY LTD., WILL CONDUCT A MART SALE OF POULTRY, TIMBER, GROCERIES, CARPETS, OAK FURNISHINGS AND SUNDRIES AS UNDER:—• pUESDAY, 29, AT 1 P ’ M ’ pOULTRY pOULTRY pOULTRY 2,000 FEET MATAI BOARDING 2,000 FEET MATAI T. & G. FLOORING Oil instructions from tho Official Assignee, wo will sell Groceries, Tinware. Crockery, i Bacon Slicor, 1 sot Counter Scales, I set Fairbanks Platform Scales; Gardent Tools, Brooms, Largo Stone Jar, Tumblers, Counter Show Case (suit Grocer), Cyclo Parts, i Gent’s Cycle with parcel carrier) ; Paper Cutter, largo assortment packeted Grocery lines. Instructed toy the Court Bailiff we will soil:— 1 Child's Tricycle, without reserve. On behalf of the owner, we will offer;— i Horse, Cart and Harness, suitable for fruit hawker. 1 O.R. Sideboard; 9 x 12 Lino Square; Oak Buffet; 12 x 9 Persian Carpet Square; Morris Chair; 2 Rosewood stained Hall Chairs and Lounge; Marble Topped Oak Washstand; 9 x 12 Pink and Grey Wilton Carpet, (as new); Oval Oak Ext. Table; Suite (5 Oak Dining Chairs; 4ft. Oak Wardrobe (with double mirrored doors) ; Oak Combination Chest; 6yds. 36in. Carpet Runner; Oak Settee; Kitchen Table; 4ft. Gin. D.S. Bed and Wire; 4ft. Gin. Wool mattress; McCiary Electric Range and Fittings; 3ft. S.D. Mattress; Grey Chest Drawers; Oak Wardrobe; D.S. Rimu Wardrobe and Combination. Chest; Columbia Gramophone; O.R. Hall Seat; Dressmaker’s Singer Sewing Machine. ALSO. —Traveller’s Sample line of 8 Sets Mirror Finished Carvers, Fish Forks, . Chiid’s Dinner Sets, Cake Forks, Jam and Butter Sets, Dinner and Dessert Forks, all mounted ■ in Satin-lined Morocco Leather Boxes, suitable for Gifts. piMBER piMBER piMBER WEATHER pUESDAY, 1 P-M----SHARP.

E. C. DAY LTD., Have been favoured with instructions from M. A. H. PIPER, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, his household furniture and effects at MO. 15, BARTON STREET, (Next F.A.C. Oarage.) FRiDAY, m ay 2, AT 1.30 P,M ; DINING ROOM.—Occ. Table; Rev. Rugs; 2 S. G. Chairs; Oak Wood Box; Coal Scuttle; D.S. Oak Tea Wagon; Black Oak Gramophone Cabinet; Small Table; large Rev. Rug; 4 Dining Chairs; 2 Dougles Chairs; Smoker’s Stand. BEDROOM.—4ft. 6in. O.R. Bed and Wire; Mattress; 4 Pillows; O.R. Combination Chest; 4 Rev. Rugs; Oak Occ. Table; Grey Cot and Chest Drawers to match. BEDROOM.—4ft. 6in. Bed and Wire; Mattress; Pillows; Pedestal; Full Length Mirror; Occ. Table; Rev. Rug; Small Chest; Occ. Table. KITCHEN. —2 Kettles ; Saucepans and cooking utensils; Cutlery and Silver; Lot good crockery; Child’s High Chair; Mops and Brooms; Universal Electric Vacuum Cleaner; Jam Jars; and lot Good Sundries. OUTSIDE.—Spade; 4 Hoes; Rake; 2 Forks; Step Ladder; Buckets; Garden Hose and Holder; 2 Trolleys;' Shears and Edge Trimmers; Lawn Mower; 2 large Enamel Jugs; Enamel Bath, Wringer; Trowels; Sundries. "i FRIDAY, m ay 2, AT 1.30 P - M RACING. A UCKLAND J>AOING WINTER j^EETING J UNE 3,5 & 7. £JLUB. 1930. NOMINATIONS for— Great Northern Hurdles of 1750 sovs. Great Northern Steeplechase of 2000 sovs. Winter Steeplechase of 1000 sovs. Cornwall Handicap of 1000 sovs. King George Handicap of 700 sovs. York Handicap of 750 sovs. CLOSE on MONDAY, APRIL 28, AT FIVE O’CLOCK. Fees (1 sov. each) must accompany nominations. W. S. SPENCE, 485 Secretary ANIMALS FOR SALE. JERSEY Buff (6 months), by Hawkesbury’s Lily Mars. —Greviile. Phone, 2810. 4SB rpEAM 4 to 6 Working Bullocks, Yokes J- and Chains complete; g-od workers and well trained; any trial. —F. J. Farrell, Hamilton. 533 XY7EANER Heifers (6) Jersey; 1 weaner V» Steer Cair, Friesian; must sell.—Address, Times. 444 WELL-known Hunter “ Bendigo ”; also Exercise Saddle, as new; £ls the lot. .—-Desmond. Phone 22211. 428 CHIMNEY SWEEPING. G DEWAR, Chimney-sweep, 384 Victoria . Street. Reg-lster Plates Fitted. Ali Repairs Executed. Lawn Mowers Overhauled. called ror tmd delivered. Order* promptly attended to. Pnone 3880. HOTELS. nOMMERCIAL JJ O T E L OTOROHAIN’GA. Under New Management. This Hotel nas been renovated throughout and oilers excellent service at a very moderate tariff. Visitors are assured ol every comrorl.. Our motto: Service, Comfort, Courtesy. Proprietors: Mil & MRS W. H. CULLEY. HARP BROS. HEAR the Latest Hits on Columbia, H.M.V., and Brunswick Records, at HARP .BROS., (The Record Shop). 47 Victoria SL FLORAL Work—Artistic Bridal Bouquets,! Posies, Wreaths, etc; Mode.rate terms. —Phone 2879, Miss von Sturmer, nMUnffwood St.