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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 22612, 17 May 1945, Page 2

E. C. DAY, LTD. C. G. BRADLEY & CO. E. C. DAY, LIMITED C . 6 . BRADLEY & COY.

AUCTIONEERS HAMILTON Will Offer for Sale by Public Auction . at their Mart—--152 VICTORIA ST. On FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 18, AT 1 P.M. RACING GEAR, CROCKERY, CLOTHING, ETC., AS FOLLOWS: 3 Fully Mounted Exercise Saddles, 2 Alum. Plates, 3 Racing Bridles, 1 Head Collar, 3 Dress Rugs, 2 Pairs Rings, 4 Covers, 4 Leather Leads, ! 1 Sheet, 4 Pairs Boots, 4 Sets Brushes, 1 Set Expansion Girths and Surcingle, 3 Expansion Girths, ! 3 Expansion Surcingles, 2 Split Second Stop Watches. Also—--1 Extra Good Mouth Organ, Mincer, Im. Heater, Pair Hair Clippers and Spares, Mirror. Wringer, Crockery, 2 Satin Bedspreads, Trays, Set Fire Irons, Cushion Cases, Enamelware, Set Scales, Lamp, Standard Lamp, Saucepans, Electric Iron, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Jumper, Table i Cloths, Baby’s Clothing, Overcoats, Children’s Shirts, Gum Boots, Bed- | side Lamp, Shoes, Boots, Spare : Cover for Chesterfield Suite, Bean Cutter, Preserves, Golf Clubs, Electric Heater, Several Gent’s ''Suits, Pair Gum Boots. Leather Attache Case, 2 Electric I Toasters, 3 Strings Beads, Clock, j Water Jug and Glasses, Pair Men’s 1 Brown Shoes, 30 Bundles Books, i Silk Bedspread, 2 Egg Beaters, | Suitcase, Pair Football Boots, Elec- i trie Jug, 2 Electric Grillers, Glass Fruit Dish, 6 3-PIECE GENTS’ , SUITS, Shaving Set, Tramper’s Kit, Racquets, Hockey Stick, Golf Clubs, Cigarette Case, Bedroom Jug and Basin, Gent’s Heavy Overcoat, Extension Speaker. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. , FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 18, AT 1 P.M. Phone 1693 After Hours 2965 E. C. DAY, LIMITED AUCTIONEERS HAMILTON j Favoured with Instructions from the Police Department will offer for Sale by Public Auction at their, Mart—--152 VICTORIA ST. On FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 18, AT 2 P.M. 18 CYCLES AND QUANTITY OF SUNDRIES. FRIDAY, MAY 18 AT 2 P.M. Phone 1693 After Hours 2965 684 Tay ANIMALS~FOR SALE | CALVES, 3 good Jersey Heifer; 4 months old, from picked cows.—Address at Times. 826 i COWS (7), 5 HeiTers, Jersey and Jersey Cross; offers wanted.—Phone 213. J, Cambridge. 941 HAVING sold my Farm, I have for sale: 1 Rising- 3-year-old Pedigree Jersey Bull, well-backed butterfat.—Phone 13 3, Ngaruawahia. 8 77 HERD 3 5 Cows, plek of 2 5 or more at £l2 IPs.—Box 36, Morrlnsville. 777 ‘ Horses, Farm (2); work anywhere.— Phone 238. H. 745 PONY. Shetland, aired; good mouth, very quiet; £2O, nearest offer.—Shetland, Times. 752 PUPS, Cocker Spaniel, 1 male, 1 female; pedigree: 0 weeks.—. Phone 3053, or address at Times. 835 COD LIVIN’ E rears thousands of healthy calves annually In the Auckland District. Mix with skim nr whey for stronghealthy calves. Codlivtne Is Osmond’s great cod liver oil rood. Osmond’s branches and agents everywhere.—Hamilton Branch 23 Victoria Street. Telephone 37 45. 6 j LAND AGENTS " P°R SALE —MILK BAR AND CAFE. Right near the centre or the Town. Splendid position. Full Going Concern. Price: £ISOO. BURROWS & CO., BURROWS & CO., BURROWS & CO., Garden Place. Phone.- 2881, Private 4679-2730. jyjILK BAR AND CAFETERIA. We have for sale Milk Bar and Cafeteria In good Waikato Town. Turnover above £SO weekly. Rent 32/6. 7 years. Fittings and plant worth price asked. Price £IOOO, walk in, walk out. WAITEMATA LAND AGENCY CO. WAITEMATA LAND AGENCY CO. Phon'es: 1557 Day 2056. JJUSINESS FOR SALE £lB5 ONLY £135 TRICE £lB5 This Is any young man’s OPPORTUNITY to work tip ONE-MAN FIREWOOD BUSINESS. included in the price is good *-ton Truck, exceptional order, tyres as new, circular saw and metal sawbench driven by benzine engine, sacks and holder, and all necessary sundries. At present the business could be worked up to a good connection with little effort. Season just right. A REAL SNIP FOR THE RIGHT MAN. Apply:— Alma Street. Phone: 2215. Private: 4872 and 1476. (See further advert, on Leader Page.) 7 WARD STREET. SLUGGISH LIVER STIRRED BY DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS A torpid, sluggish liver leaves bile to the blood, which upsets the action I of the whole system. The complexion assumes a yellowish hue and the appetite disappears. The digestion is upset, with coated tongue and headaches. The bowels are irregular. It is advisable to take steps to relieve this trouble before all the symptoms appear. Prompt and determined action is necessary to re- 1 lieve the body of the poisons left in the system by a sluggish iiver. The liver must have assistance, and this is best rendered by Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills, which act on the liver and bowels, and thus help to restore the system to healthy action. W. H. Comsijck and Co., Ltd., Farish Street, Wellington.