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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20464, 2 April 1938, Page 2

REID'S REID’S CELEBRATE THE NEW SEASON by B DISPLAYING CARPETS AND LINOLEUMB That will add a Luxurious Note and Brighten Your Rooms. These Tasteful Furnishings may be inspected at — EID ’ S Where you may Furnish with the Utmost Confidence and Minimum Expenditure. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WEEK’B OFFER. NO DEPOSIT —— From 2/6 Weekly. JJEID’S pURNISHING J^IMITED, The Furniture Specialists, COLLINGWOOD STREET, HAMILTON Phone 2070. REID’S Favoured -with instructions from the Exeoutors of deceased Estate will sell r by Public Auction the complete contents of a five-rdomed home and 1936 - Model V 8 Standard Sedan which has done only 2,500 miles and for Con- . venience of Sale the whole has been removed to our Salerooms in Colling- 1 wood Street. on TUESDAY J^EXT APRIL 5, AT 12.30 P.M. SHARP. 1936 V 8 Standard Sedan (only done 2,500 miles), 3-pce. full sprung Chesterfield Suite In Moth Proof Genoa Velvet; 9ft. x 10ft. 6in. Standard square to match suite; Cushions, Pictures, etc.; 4-pce. Solid Oak Bedroom Suite comprising Mirrored Wardrobe with Drawer at bottom; 4-dr. Oval Mirrored Duchess; 4ft. 6in. Bed and Wire; 4ft. 6in. Kapoc Mattress and Pillows to match; 9ft. x 10ft. 6in. Linoleum Square; Blankets, Picture, etc. Also the following: Solid Oak Sideboard with double lead Light Cupboards, 4 Drawers and Shaped Mir- ! ror back; 6-dr. Unity Sewing Machine complete (as new) ; Kitchen j ; Chairs; 3 Kitchen Tables; Flour j Bins; 3 O.R. Dressing Tables; 3 j ’ O.R. Single Beds and Wires; 3 single ! Kapoc Mattresses, Pillows, Blankets; I Kauri Hallstand; O.R. Sideboard; 3 O.R. Flat Top Settees and Squabs; ’ one Panel Back Settee and Squab; J one Clifton special Racing Bicycle with two new Tyres; 2 Gent’s. Cycles; Split Cane Pram, 3 Sewing ‘ Machines, all in good order; 2 O.R. j Sideboards; dark stained Bookcase; j Writing Deck Cheffionere; O.R. Wardrobe; D.P. Robe, 5-drawer Scotch Che-st, 3 8-day Clocks, D.P. Cot and Mattress; Hospital Bed and Wire; 7ft. 6in. Step Ladder ; Two Large Kauri Tables; Commode; Crockery; China; Cups and Saucers; Stone Pickling Jars; | Glass Cake Dishes; Butter Dishes; 22-pce. Dinner Set; B. & B. Plates; Coupes; Dinner Plates: Carpenters’ Tools including: 1 almost new En- | 1 gineer’s Vice; Saws; Hammers; ; Planes, Shooting Boards; Rulers; ; Brace and Bits; Trowels; Pliers; i Pincers; 66ft. Tape; Bench Vice; j » Bench Top; Carpenters’ Kit Bag: 1 t Large Filler; Hundreds of other ; General sundries too numerous to 5 mention. . NO RESERVES. NO RESERVES. JJEID'S pURNISHINGS, LTD. The Auctioneering Furniture Specialists. * P. REID, Auctioneer. TENDERS I rp E N D E R S. 1 Tenders closing April 9, 1938, are ! ’ invited for sale t and removal of 8-j roomed house, s'ituated at 71 Seddon 1 Road. The highest or any tender will y not necessarily be accepted. 34 t P g 0 it It P !t it it d 'J'O BUILDERS RESIDENCE TE AWAMUTU Tenders closing THURSDAY, April April 14 at 3 p.m. are invited for the erection of a seven-roomed residence | in brick veneer and tile. —Terence P. j Vautier, A.1.A.A., Architect, 22 Rail- j way Buildings, Hamilton. 33 O BUILDERS j SOUTHWELL SCHOOL Tenders closing TUESDAY, April 12 at noon are invited for additions to class-room and chapel in brick and tile.—Terence P. Vautier, A.1.A.A., Architect, 22 Railway Bldgs., Hamilton. 32 JJEVV FIRE STATION, HAMILTON. Tenders will be received until 5 p.m. on MONDAY, April 11th, for the erection of the above building in Reinforced Concrete. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHAS LAMBETH, F.I.A.A. Architect. Domain Drive, Hamilton, Phone 2016. MEW POST OFFICE AND POSTMASTER’S RESIDENCE, OTOROHANGA Tenders will be received until 3 p.m., TUESDAY, April 12, for the erection of the above buildings in Reinforced concrete. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDGECUMBE & WHITE, Regd. Architects, SOUTH BRITISH BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. 850 j' rpo BUILDERS. e NEW BUSINESS PREMISES, t VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. , ’ For ; P NEWTON KING, LIMITED. Tenders are invited for the erection of the above in reinforced concrete and steel. Plans and Specifications may be obtained at my office in “ Hamilton, where tenders close at NOON of MONDAY, April 4, 1938. A. CATLING LAVINGTON. F.1.A.A., Architect (Ino.). National Bank Buildings, Telephone 3181. Hamilton. 472 BRICKLAYER o p FIREPLACES, JJANGES AND OOPPERS REPAIRED ESTIMATE? GIVEN FOR BRICKWORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION JJ QCKLESHAW, PHONE 2892. 8 BRIDGE STREET