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Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18229, 17 January 1931, Page 2

FOW COBBE & CO., LTD. FOW, COBBE & CO. LTD., AUCTIONEERS. Phone, 2284 Produce, 1309 I WEEK-END OFFERINGS, ! FROM VARIOUS VENDORS. A Line ol' Galvanised Tanks, from 200 gall, to BQO gall. All at Auction Prices. Wardrobe, Rimu, neat design, with mirror and draw. Auction Price, £5/10/- Cash. Bxß Pyramid Tent, 3ft. walls, complete with poles. Auction Price, 50/- Cash Counter Scales, to weigh 2lb by ounces Auction Price, 37/6 Dark Stained Kauri Sulto —2-mirror wardrobe, handsome duchess, Cheval mirror; marble top washstand; bedstead and wire. Auction Price £ll/10/- the Lot dairy produce sales. To Produce Dealers and Storekeepers: From MONDAY, we will hold DAILY PRODUCE AUCTION SALES. Stone Fruit, Berries, etc. MID-WEEK SALES EVERY THURSDAY, 12 NOON. Poultry, Produce, General Merchandise. gHORT J^OTICE QL EARING S ALE AT THE MART, COLLINGWOOD ST., On 'JpUESDAY JAN. gQTII. At 1 p.m. - FOW, COBBE & CO.. LTD. e 7 n Will sell as above at- their Mart on account of Client who is.leaving the district, all his Almost New and Well-chosen t FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising:— DINING ROOM—- , Light Oak Dining Suite, as new; Round Table with massive undercarriage ; 5 Dining Chairs and Carver, Moquette finish; Sideboard with LEADLIGHT DOORS; Oval B.P. Mirror, chaste design; ONE CUTLERY CANTEEN, all A 1 silver, oak i case, six pieces each, all stainless; One Oak Framed Clock; Casement Curtains; Pair Small Marble Statuettes; Palm Stand; Cushion; DHOPHEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINE, LATEST MODEL. Bedstead and Wire Wove; Brown, Cushions; Pillows; 2 Pairs Blankets; Cot and Mattress; Mats; Table Cover; 7 Yards Runner; Kitchen Table and .Chairs; Lino; Hall Runner; Settee and Squab; LINEN CHEST contains Sheets, Towels, 1 Glass Towels, Cot Blankets, Pillow : Shams, Serviettes, 7 Table Cloths, D’Oyleys, Longcloth, Ti'aycloths, Supper 'Cloths, etc. Also: Mangle; 2 Scotch Chests; Electric Iron; Books; Dinner Set; Tea Set; Cups and Saucers; Salad Set; Tumblers; Silverware; Cutlery; ' Jug and Glassware; Set Aluminium Saucepans; do. Enamel Saucepans; Bric-a-bac; Stool; Lady’s Bicycle; Brooms;-Mops; Buckets; Preserving Jars and Brass Preserving Pan; and Host of Sundries. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. J. R. FOW, Auctioneer. FRUIT AND PLANTS FOR SALE.* Anemone Bulbs now ready. Finest strain, St. Brig-id, double mixed, IS for 1/2, 100 for 7/0, 1000 for 65/-: D. 1L Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. 279 SAVOY. Henderson Drurnltead Cabbage. Webb’s Lettuce, 2/- 100; Broccoli, 2/0 100; Late Tomatoes, 1/- dozen; Sabora, Aster. Phlox, New Calendula. Portualaca, Coriopsls, Dlanthus, Carnation, Stock, Scabious, etc, 1/- doz. Post paid. Choice Floral Emblems made and delivered at shortest notice. W. AMBLER, NGARUAWAHIA. WANTED TO BU». ALUMINIUM, Brass, Copper, Lead, Batteries, Bottles, Rags, Bones, Radiators and all waste products: our lorry collects. Phone 2119; goods bought and sold for spot cash.—Waste Metal Stores, Alexandra Street. Hamilton. FOHD, Chevrolet, £2O to £3O cash offered for i-tou, roadster, or tourer, in nrst-class mechanical condition.—Model, where seen, price, to W.C.S., Times. 22 8 HERD of OO to 70 Jersey Cows (factory returns), no inflated values.—Box 74, Hamilton. 260 PULLETS —Anyone having any for sale please communicate with Cash. Times. TOPDRESSER, first-class order; would deal with M.II. Drill.—Larsen, Eureka. GOOD PLANTS FOR LATE PLANTING. Marigolds, petunias, cosmos, portulacca, Asters, Salvias, Geraniums. — sande.s, Nurseryman, Victoria St. CELERY, Tomatoes, Drumhead Cabbage, Broccoli, Curly Kale, Brussels Sprouts. Sanders, Hamilton. FLORAL Work. —Presentation Bouquets ] and Posies; Funeral Emblems.— Sanders, Florist, Hamilton. MOTOR SERVICES. L HAMILTON-CAMBRIDGE via Tamahere. red and white buses. Leave Cambridge 6 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 10 a.m. 12 noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 7.30 p.m. DAILY. 1 Leave Hamilton. || 7 a.m. || 9.15 a.m. [ | 11 a.m. || 1 P.m. || 3 p.m. || 5 p.m, || 9 p.m. Fri only || 9.30 p.m. Not Fri. || 10.30 Fri & Sat only 1 SUNDAYS. 1 p.m. || 3 p.m. || 4.40 p.m. 8 p.m. 2,15 p.m. 4 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 9.30 p.m. 10.30 p.m. GIFT or-Nature! Morning tonic or Yeaston Tablets and water.—Bailile's Ltd., GO Cycling ror tbe Holidays. Buy an luv'icta; sturdy and reliable —3/6 weekly.—Vickery Ltd., Hamilton. DO you Yeas ton dally? Better than apple a day.—l3alllie’s Ltd.. Chemists. "nemisUL