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Shannon News, 10 April 1923, Page 3

New Premises ———« — : ' THE MANGAHAO BUTCHERY CO., Ld. ANNOUNCE that they are building up-to-date premises in Bailance Street, Shannon, between . their Butcher’s Shop and Mr Gill’s‘premises. The building is : to the order of the Central Billiard and'Auctioneering Co. and will be of brick, two storeys. The billiard-room will be on the second floor, having a floor space 60 feet by 34 feet, and will contain six billiard tables, a number of tables for chess and draughts, and a reading room and will be finished throughout in a style equal to that of any saloon in the Dominion. The ground floor will contain two shops, 22 x 12, with an island window in the centre. The fronts will be finished in white tiles, One of the shops will be used as a tobacconist's and sports depot and the other as an up-to-date hairdressing saloon. The back portion of the ground floor, 60' x 34, will Ije used as an auction mart. AUCT I O N SALE To be held at the SHANNON AUCTION ROOMS, Plimmer Terrace, On THURSDAY, April 12, 1923. At 10 a,m. sharp. NOTE CHANGE IN TIME OF SALE. I HAVE been instructed to sell as above, numerous Lots, consisting of Meat, Fruit, Harness, Farm Implements, Furniture and Sundries.. At 10 a.m. — ' For the Mangore Butchery, Prime Joints of Beef, Pork’, Mutton and Small Goods. At 11 a.m. — FRUIT. —A good line of Hawke’s Bay and Auckland fruit including Apples, Pears, Quinces, Tomatoes, Water Melon§, Citron Melons and Pumpkins. At 1 p.m.—Pigs, Fowls, Ducks, Farm Tools and Sundries, 1 cross-cut saw, 1 three-leaf harrow and bars, 1 Planet Junior mould board. 1 set 2-horse trees, 1 3-horse ditto, 1 saddle and bridle, 1 gate, half-cwt white lead, 281bs red lead, 1 block land tackle, .1 draught horse. 2 p.m.—Household Furniture, including. good Morris settee, couch, 2 sewing machines, 2 mirror-backed sideboards, duchesses and washstands, k. table, k. dresser, overmantel, cooking utensils and numerous lots. ■ H. A. SCOTT. * ; BERT COOKSEEY. Auctioneer. mammoth -sale of drapery, all first-class -material, will be iheld in the premises on FRIDAY and jSATURDAY, April 13, and 14th. :

ENGLISH WAREHOUSEMEN’S Bankrupt Drapery Stock j £5,000 GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE. GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE. • FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT. Commencing at 1.30 each: day. At the SHANNON'AUCTION jROOMS. HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH AND' COLONIAL GOODS. CASES GENERAL DRAPERY. 10 BALES SHEETING; ETC. Magnificent beaded junipers, ladies’ knitted frocks, latest check tweed dress materials, high-class English suitings and worsteds, bedspreads, morning glories, kimonas, table covers, toilet covers, 150 pairs gents’ trousers, R.M. suits! ' 1 . ,• > Blankets, mcclintock’s QUILTS; INSPECTION INVITED. GOODS ON VIEW MORNING'OF.SALE. G. K. MILLER, Liquidator. L. CARMICHAEL, Auctioneer. Auctioneer’s Note.—The Auctioneer draws special attention to the high quality of the goods, all perfectly new and fresh from Home. No* old-fashion-ed stocks. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE SUPPLIED.