REID CO. REID & COMPANY Will sell by Public Auction JULY At 1 p.m. On behalf of MR E. PENNELL, Q g AND ON gT., JpRANKTON Who is leaving for Wellington, and for convenience of sale the whole has been removed to our rooms. Details include:— 3-piece Chesterfield Suite, autumn tonings, independently sprung front, seat and back; 6-Plece Rosewood Bedroom Suite; 6-Piece Modernistic Dining Suite; Solid Brass Coal Bucket; 20-Piece Paragon Fine Bone China Teasel; 5-Valve “ Airzone ” j Radio; 7-Drawer Drophead Singer Sewing Machine; “ Victrola ” ; Gramophone and Records; 1 6-Piece O.R. Twin Bedroom Suite. Also the following:—l9-piece Royal Albert Teaset; 5-Drawer Tallboy; 15-Piece Coffee Set; 2 O.R. Sideboards; Lot of Cushions; Modern Pictures; Hearth Rugs; Oak Tray; 3ft. Panel Bed and Wire; Carpet Runners; Brass Ornaments; Oak Cakestand; Pair of Size 8 Gumboots; Round Mirror Oak Frame; Frameless Mirror; Double and Single Mattresses; O.R. Settee; Kitchen and Dining Tables; Modern 5-Piece Oak Bedroom Suite; Palmstands; j Hallstands; Cupboards; 2 Smokers’ Companion Sets; Foot Stools; 2 Singer Sewing Machines; Brass , Fire Kerb; Fire Screen; 3 Congo. Squares; Lengths of Lino; 5 Gallon Cream Can; 5 Washing Machines; Single and Double Beds and Wires; i Easy Chairs; Oak Sideboards; OcI casional Tables; 3 Gent.’s Cycles; I Tricycles; Towel Rails and | Fittings; Lampshades; Wringers; Mangles; Lot of Curtains; Linen; Sheets; Quilts; Towels; Crockery; Chinaware; Brassware; 2 Glass Shelves, sft. x 41n. and 4ft. x 4ins. complete with brackets; Cutlery; Records; Hosts of Sundries and a good selection of Garden Tools; Preserving Jars; Carpenter’s Tool Box; O.R. Umbrella Stand. Intending purchasers should avail themselves of this opportunity of buying select furniture and furnishings, chinaware and brassware, all of which are on display in our showrooms from Monday, at 12 o’clock.
REID & COMPANY AUCTIONEERING. FURNITURE SPECIALISTS. P. REID, Auctioneer. HALLENSTEIN BROB. ENGLISH Fur Felt Hats In smart new shapes, with narrow hands and brims. Silk-lined and very well finished. Usually sold 17/6 to 22/6 —NOW 15/6. English Felt Hats in shades of Fawn, Brown and Grey, In new shapes. Including- new stitched styles. “ Now Is the time to gave money.” Usually 12/6 and 15/6 —Now 10/6. UNCLAIMED BUITS. jJJN CLAIMED gUITS. We desire to dispose of several WellTailored Suits made to customers’ orders and left on our hands. There Is a variety ol' colours and sizes. PRICES WELL REDUCED. S jy£ ELTZt:R » HAMILTON’S LEADING TAILOR. 167 Victoria Street. NURSERYMAN. T 3 OSES of every colour and the latest varieties, 14/- to 16/- per dozen. Standards 3/6 eaoh. ORNAMENTAL Shrubs, Including Daphnes, Buionias, Camellia, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, etc. SHELTER TREES: Lawsoniuna, 2 and 3 years, Macrocarpa, Pines, Menthami, and ornamental hedges at prices and quality that cannot be beaten. FRUIT TREES, including Apples, Plums, Nectarines, Peaches, Oranges, Lemons, etc. Send for price-list to: FRED BEST, N.D.H. (N.Z.), NURSERYMAN, HAMILTON EAST. GLENCOE HOUSE. l j usually 41/-. Extra Special Hairprice 10/6. 686 nnd W. 19/6. Double Kapoc Mattresses, 27/6, 35/-, 40/-. Single Kapoc, 19/6, 22/6. Single Wool Flock, 14/6. Fine Tow, 13/6. Kapoc Cot Mattresses, from 12/6 Kapoc Pillows, 2/6, 2/11. Single Bedsteads, Rlmu, with strong wires and non-sag, to clear, 34/6. I Coloured Enamelled Single Bedsteads, 44/6. J rpREVARTON, WARD STREET, Opp. Hamilton Hardware. Phone 2372, HAMILTON.
PARK, AVENUE and SHADE TREES— We oiler particularly well-g-own specimens, including ORIENTAL PLANES, OAK, ELM, ASH, TULIP TREE, MAPLES, CHESTNUTS, SILVER BIRCH, GOLDEN ASH, GOLDEN POPLAR. Catalogue» Post Free on Application. BATESON’S WAIKATO’S LEADING NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN AND FLORISTS, 39 VICTORIA ST. HAMILTON (opp. C.P.0.) Telephones 3455 aid 3555. ♦ ♦ —— DOUBLE EFFICIENCY WITH GLASSES They rellev you of the nervous tension raided by eye-strain and abolish hedaches from the same source. Yuir efficiency and energy will be douled with corrected vision. GROCOTT Opposite Theatre Royml, £amlUaa^
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20248, 17 July 1937, Page 2
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