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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18952, 23 May 1933, Page 2

FOW, COBBE & CO., LTD. RUCTION gAL.E OF JJIGH Q.RADE J^URNITURE. FOW, COBBE & CO.’S j Will sell at their MART and YARDS I on—AT 1 P.M. On account of the trustees in deceased estate: — A splendid collection of Furniture etc., brought to the mart for convenience of sale, including: One English Piano, by Boyd, Ltd., London, a splendid instrument; 1 3piece Chesterfield Suite in raoquettc, sprung front, circular design, new order; Cushions; Bronze Kerb; Electric Heater; Occasional Table; Curtains; Tea Waggon; Axminster Carpet, 14ft. 6in. x 10ft. 6 i n. BEDROOM I.—Twin Rimu Bedsteads and non-sag wire woves; 2 Kapok Mattresses and Pillows, all as new; Blankets; 3-drawer Duchesse Chest,; 2 round, Folding Card Tables; Lino; Curtains; Bedside Rugs. BEDROOM 2.—Rimu Duchesse Chest; Rimu Bookshelves; Hospital Bedstead; Kapok Bed and Pillows; Blankets; Floor Rugs; Curtains; 3 Trunks. SPARE ROOMS.—Duchess Chest; Rimu Bedstead and wire wove; Kapok Bed and Pillows; Lino; Rimu Bookshelves; Duchesse Chest; Hospital Bedstead; Kapok bed and Pillows ; Curtains. HALL. —Vestibule Rugs, Axminster, 10ft. 6in x 4ft; do. Oft x 3ft; syds Brown Lino. DINING ROOM —Settee and Squab, Oval Dining Table; Rimu Sideboard; Rimu Side Table; Carpet Square; Dining Suite, consisting 4 highback Chairs and Carver Chair, rexine seats; Kerb; Electric Iron; Glassware; Bric-a-Brac; Ladies’ Model Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner (as new); Kitchen Ware; Kettle, Saucepans; Bissells Carpet Sweeper; Small Table; Mops, Brooms, etc. OUTSIDE. —Lawnmower; Stepladder; Rubber Hose, etc., etc. NO RESERVE TERMS CASH. J. R. FOW, Auctioneer. TENDERS. 0 BUILDERS TENDERS will be received until 3 p.m., MONDAY, MAY 29, for the erection, in wood, of a dwelling at Te Awamutu. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDGECUMBE & WHITE, Registered Architects. 460 LITERATURE. >EV A. S. WILSON’S Latest “ConcernL> ins- Perplexities, Paradoxes and Perils the Splrlt-ied Path,” 1/3. REV. WM, NICHOLSON tells his great Auckland diences: “I cannot commend too highly : 5 hook. If you have to pawn your irt, buy It."—Order at Bond’s Book Co., |

EXCHANGES. I CAN FIT A NUMBER OF EXCHANGE PROPOSITIONS. I ALSO WANT FARMS FOR SALE FROM 50 TO 100 ACRES. Please send me particulars. JNO. GREY, 178 Viotorla St., Hamilton. Phone 2178. Mr Layno 2073. ATMI CHEMISTS STORES Vi eeee^eeeq People of Hamilton USE 3 P.M. EXPRESS FROM AUCKLAND Why wait for the Limited, which attracts most of the travellers who wish to go further south than Hamilton? Why not take the 3 p.m. express train, which is not so crowded. Why not ttVce the train which enables you to arrive at Frankton Junction at 5.34 p.m. instead of 9.14 p.m.? BE SURE OF A SEAT IN THE 3 P.M. EXPRESS. HAMILTON IN TIME FOR DINNER.

the first shipment this season of— BISLEY’S SOUTHERN SNOWFLAKE TABLE POTATOES THE finest eating potatoes on the market have just arrived. PRICE 15/9 PER LARGE SACK delivered in borough. special quotations for quantities Enjov your polatoes by purchasing a sack of these SNOW WHITE, DELICATE FLAVOURED, SNOWFLAKE TABLE POTATOES A. M. BSSLEY & Co. GRAIN, SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Phono: 1800, 2 linos. WARD STREET : : : : HAMILTON

COKE ? COKE Have you ever burnt coke? it makes a glowing Are If treated properly, cuts chimney sweeping costs by 75 per cent; instructions for its use posted free, ring up Gas works—Phone 2099. PRICES DELIVERED. I UNBROKEN COKE (large) 1 bag, 3/-; 2 bags, 5/6; G bags, 16/6; 12 bags, 31/9; 23 bags (1 ton), £3. broken coke (for ranges and register grates) 1 bag, 3/6; 2 bags, 6/6; G bags, 19/6; 12 bags, 37/-; 23 bags (1 ton), £3/10/-. HAMILTON BOROUGH GASWORKS PHONE 2099.