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Waikato Times, Volume 129, Issue 21600, 10 December 1941, Page 2

Poultry Market % S. T. COOPER & CO. Will Sell at their Mart & Yards COLLING WOOD STREET JOMORROW 'J'HURSDAY DECEMBER 11, AT 12 NOON POULTRY pOULTRY Including Xmas Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Drakes, Black Orpington and White Leghorn Laying Hens, and Heavy Table Birds, 8.0. and W.L. Roosters and Prime Cockrells, Etc. General Mercnandise indues: — 5-seater 27 Model Essex Sedan Car, registered; 2“to n Truck; Corrugated Iron; Ridging; Pr. Gates; 2 Doors; Garden Gate; Grindstone; 6 Single Sashes; three 6x3 Sashes; Garden Roller; 3 Mowers; Lady’s Bike; Child’s Bike; 4 Gent’s Bikes; 2 V/ heel barrows; 3 Dover Stoves; 2 Meat Sales; 2 Gas Stoves; Electric Hot Water Cylinder; Sink; Lot Garden Tools; Wringer; Basket Grate; Sieve; Garden Hose; Gas Hottentot; Child's Motor Car; Preserving Jars; Small Quantity Sutton’s Seed Potatoes; lewt. Chlorate of Soda; Lot Sundries; Electric Stove; Electric Rangette. Furniture Includes —3-piece Chesterfield Suite in Moquette; 3-piece D.S. Bedroom Suite; 3 O.R. Sideboards; Oak Wardrobe; O.R. Mirrored Wardrobe; 2 Kitchen Cupboards; 6 O.R. Duchesses; Copper Kerb and Screen; Spring Settee; D.S. Wardrobe; Oak Tea Waggon; Occ. Tables; 2 Easy Chairs; 2 Cabinets; 3 Singer Sewing Machines; 2 Oval Tables; 2 Settees and Squabs; O.R. Tea Waggon; 2 Tea Tables; Kitchen Tables; Dining and Kitchen Chairs; Toys; Dressmaker’s Model; O.R. Extension Tables; Medicine Cabinet; Double and Single Beds and Mattresses; Clothing; Crockery; Kitchenware; and Sundries. Lot Oddments of P'urniture. 417 ISED FURNITURE USED FURNITURE any quantity HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN Prompt Cash. Phone 4351 Probate Valuators Chief Agents— APA/UNION ASSURANCE CO. S. T. COOPtR & CO. Auctioneers Furnishers Colimgwood St. HAMILTON FRUIT, tftGETABLES, WTC., FOR SALE Delicious -i 11 I'LL .Mil ily annua • VUChIUIKI. ■ i- runkton. Cilia V?A.NTH ' Japanese, Apples, ; 221 I, curled and incurved l varieties; eoliectiun /- posted.—Clillltha Auckland. live, Poms, Charms, anied, haruy plants —Urniltns’ Nurseries, yellows, etc, lor llorul work; 5/- dozen; 5u lor is/-. —Urimtlis’ Nur-svii'-s, Ml. Eden, Auckland, pm MS 3d 1b.—150 drey St., opp. Bridge POTATOES, 8/- bag, 51b 1/-. ONION'S, hypostratical, led; PEARS, 6d.—Ellipse Fruit, Frankton. 22 1 SHALL Future Ages toll the Tale of EiiT pire: PEARS in Frankton vale. 22i SEED Potatoes in plentiful supply at t lie Busy Bee, Massey Street. 4ul C CHRYSANTHEMUMS.—Japanese, 12/- per ' J doz. named; Pom Pom Korean, singles and deorative (named), 10/- per doz.— F. W. SANDERS & CO., Nurserymen and Florists, Victoria St. Pnone 3472. iTOES, extra strong plants, to ?ar, 18 for 1/-. Early Cauliflower ?ttuce, 25, Od. Postage extra.— vood, off end Wilson Street, llainilBRICKLA YER OPEN FIREPLACES, RANCES & COPPERS REPAIRED. Description JJ QCKELSIIAW, kw’ork of Every

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