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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18874, 18 February 1933, Page 2

FOW, COSBE & CO., LTD. g'HORT QLEARING SALEWill Sell on the Premises: 12 H UIA S TnEET< JI*RANKTON, On ]SpXT, pEB. 20 At 1.30 p-m. On behalf of the Public Trustee in the Estate of J. H. Robinson (deed.) ALL THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising:— SITTING ROOM— Upholst. Chesterfield Suite; Couch and 2 Divan Chairs; Oec. Table; Fire-screen; Tray; -i large Framed Pictures; Jardiniere; 8 Cushions; Marble Clock; Hearth Rugs; Lino.; 11 Vases and Bric-a-brac; Dish and Stand; nice lot Afternoon Tea Cups and S.; Fruit Dishes, Plates; Reading Lamp; Curtains. HALL—--6 yards Hall Lino.; 6 yards Carpet Runner; Slip Mats; Lampshade; Pictures. FRONT BEDROOM— Duchess Chest; 1 Commode; D. Rimu Bedstead and W.-wove, and Bed and Pillows; 2 Eiderdowns; Floor Rug; Ware; Chair; Blankets; Sheets; lot Roller Blinds; Eleotrio Light Shades; Chairs. BEDROOM No. 2 1 Rlmu Single Bedstead and W.wove, and Kapoo Bed and Pillows; Cane Chair; Combination Chair; 2 Bookshelves; Pictures; Lino.; Floor Rugs; Sheets, Blankets, Coverlets. 3EDROOM No. 3 Single Rlmu Bedstead and WAV., and Kapoo Bed and pillows; Chair, Comb. Chest; Blankets, Sheets; Bed Rug; 1 Drophead Singer Sewing Machine; Bookshelves; Lino.; Eiderdown; 3 Shopping Baskets. KITCHEN— Table, Kauri Sideboard, Settee and Squab; 5 Dining Chairs; Table Cover; Cushions; Alarm Clook; Electric Iron; Glass Fruit Dish; Coooanut Runner; Hearthrug; Polished Book Rack; 2 Glass Jugs and Tumblers; Teaset and Tray; Silver Teapot; E.P.N.S. Ware; Cutlery; Carvers; Table Knives; Bread Knife; 22 Teaspoons; 8 Dess. Spoons; 12 Dinner Forks; 6 Soup Spoons; lot Household Crockery; lot Pres. Jars; Mixing Bowls; Bookshelves; Sugar Bln; Set Scales; Cooking Utensils; Mincer, etc., etc. WASHHOUSE— Wringer, Lawnmower; lot Garden Tools; Zinc Bath;. Brackets, etc. WORKSHOP — Bench and Vyce; large assortment Carpenters' Tools; 1 Zinc Bath; 2 Ladders; Barrow Frame; 2 Coal Bins; Meat Safe; 16 Fowls, and host •of sundries. Terms Strlctlv Cash. J. R. FOW, Auctioneer. 310 APARTMENTS VACANT. A uclfl - A!io Y.M.C.A WELLESLEY STREET., E, First-Class Accommodation for Men, 7/Dally; 35/- Weekly; lower rates for permanents. Excellent dining room- for ladles and Gentlemen. All Meals 1/-.

TULIPS We can sell yon GENUINE DARWIN TULIPS at the price of imitations. If you saw our exhibition of blooms last season you know the kind of Tulips we sell. That’s the kind we sell. GENUINE DARWIN TULIPS— 4/- DOZ. J. BATESON AND SON . “The Buib Specialists.” Opp C.P.O.Jnext 8.W.Z.) HAMILTON

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