AUCTIONEERS. BONE & SHAW. 0JNEESERVED J^UCTION. gALE. GENEKAL HOME APPOINTMENTS, H.M.V. CABINET GRAMOPHONE (in oak), AND RECORDS, LINEN, T.OOLS, Etc., AND HOUSE PRO: PERTY.On the Premises: 403 PAKOWHAI ROAD. HASTINGS. TO-MORROW— TUESDAY, Sharp at 1.30 p.m. BONE & SHAW, favoured with instructions from Mr W. H. Skinner, who is giving up housekeeping, will sell,. without reserye, the contents of the home, as f'ollows: — SITTING ROOM: H.M.V. eabinet gi-amophone in oak and *> dozen D-S. recort]s, pretty Royal Axminster carpet (9 x 9), mirror-backed sideboard in stained rimu, 2 Morns chairs settee and 6 high-backed chairs to ma'tch, occ. table. 2- tub palmstands, iardinieres and plants, vases and ornaments, nice lot of E.P . ware, 4-bottle cruet, rose bowl, lot of good pictures, cushions, brass-railed fender and brasse's, fire screen, book shelves, books. BEDROOM : Four-pieee bedroom suite in stained. rimu, comprisiug three-quarter bed and wire, wardrobe, B.M. ducliess, tile-backed eabinet waslistand, set toiletware,' kapok, bolster and 3 pillows, nicturcs, lace cnr-. tains, occ- table, medicine eabinet, upholstered wicker cliair. 3 yards lino. LINEN : 4 , Two pairs white three-quarter blankets, 1 pair dark'do., 3 pairs double sheets, 2 siiigfe do., 2 counterpanes, 16 face towels, 9 tea towels, 21 pillow slips, 2 pairs pillow shams, 6 table cloths, 9 serviettes, runners, mats and d'Oyleys. HALL AND BATHROOM. Five yards hall runner, -5 yards liail lino., slip mats, pictures, wall brackets, H. and C. hanger, coir mat, bathroom lino., do. mat, framed mirror, kerosene heater, soiled linen basket. curtains. LIVING ROOM AND OUTSIDE. Colonial couch and squab, dining table and cover, latest D.H. Singer machine, 3 elec. shades, elec. iron, 52-piece squirrel dinner service, 24-piec'e English chma tea service, glassware,. fruit and cake dishes, glasses, half each all-l-ound Engiisli cutlery, including stainless dinner and dessert knives. carving set, cushions and pictures, wood -kerb, hearth rug, primus, broonis and mops. jani arid Mason jars, clothes drier. all kitchen and cooking utensils, including 7 enamel saucepans, mincer, S.B/ bath, clothes basket, lawn mower, nice lot of gardener's tools, big lot of carpenter's tools. Also, at 2.30 p.m. We will sell the HOME, comprising just on 4-acre, all in eardens, and lawns, H.P. water, sewer and electric light; well laicl out. Tlie house contains three large rooms, hall, bathroom and scnllery. in nice order both inside and. out, and will be sold at a low price, and on easy terms. Further particulars from us. NOTE. — Genuine sale. No reserve on anv of the furnishings. S. BONE, Auctioneer.
FARMERS' SUPPLIES. JOHNSON'S . gEEDS.. SUPERIOR REGARDLESS 6F PRICE. Rape, B.L.E., 80/- cwt., 9d Ib. Thousand Headed Kale. 2/6 Ib. Chou Mollier. 2/6 Ib. Mustard, 1/- ib. Swedes, 2/3 and 2/6 Ib. Turnfps, 2/- and 2/3 Ib. Mangels. 2/3 Ib. Speeially Selected and Tested. , ONE QUALITY— THE BEST! ^TILLIAMS & ■ J0ETTLE, J^TD; , SOW ONLY £JIGH 0RADE (gEEDS. Speeially Selected and Tested, ALL VARIETIES IN STOCK. FOR SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS, Write to •^Y'lLLIAMS & jg'ETTLE, 0TD.
WE ARE EXHIBITING' OUR SIIOW DISPLAY Of 0ROW1NG 0RASSES . At Our STATION STREET STORE. Have you seen the effect of Top Dressing? Fifiy varieties for all soils. CALL AND INSPECT. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD., Produce Department. NZ.^LOAN & MEKCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD.. Beg to announce that they are landing this week a few JARMAIN PATENT COMBINED SlDE RAKE.S & SWATH TURNERS. This ls Ihe very latest British production for harvesting. etc. * • CALL AND SEE THEM AT OUR HASTINGS STORES. HAWKE'S BAY TYRE REPAIRING CO. (Gibson .& Sons), Late Tyre Fusing Company, ■/. . # KING STREET, HASTINGS ('Phone 836), DICKENS STREET, NAPIER ('Phone 2405). "T A.M very pleased with it; the besi X 1 have ever used," writes a lady who nsed Bromil Hair Tonic. Made by . Bromley Hill, Chemist. Kennedy llond. Napier^ )VMAS ANNUALS. Orders taken JS. now for 'Xmas Annuals. On saie October 21st. MARSDEN'S. BUSINESS Ueni Ihe m'ost >»idel> read newspaper in Hawke's Bay n The Daily Telegraph. which is fherefon ihe best nilvertisine medium. BRING your Watch. Jewellery and Optical Renairs to us; our charges are less. Neilson. Jeweller, CeDtra) Building. . BAB1ES' Presents.— Kewpie Rattles 3/6, Mugs 6/9. Pusber Spoon in case 5/6, Gold Bar Brooch with name J0 9 T.anglev V-. Jenkipa. WE iiii ve moved further down.and have our priceB, Save money L.V jshqpping at Ncilson's, Jewellers. Central [llotel Buildings."
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 222, 21 October 1929, Page 12
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