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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 246, 15 October 1918, Page 6

AUCTIONS. •nfTALKER AND /^OAKLEY, mtWKXBIROW, AT -| O'CLOCK, (By Order of the Public Trustee in the Estate of WTLJJAM HODGE (Deceased). r* pOOLLECTION OF KAA "V7"OLS. OF SCIENTIFIC AND riENERAL T ITERATUIRE. dCLTTD-ING STANDARD WORKS ON T>OTANY, IirTCROSCOrT, ETC. AND OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO ART CONNOISSEURS AND COLLECTORS, CfTT CONSECUTIVE VOLS. OF THE ■«• "ART JOURNAiL," UST:i '10 lllmi, Bound in Half Calf. Showing Various Processes of Illustration, from the Steel Engraving tip to Present Day Photogravure. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. rrrAXKER AND pOAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN ST. 0 ryALKER . AND /^OAKLEY, fpHD-RSDAT VEXT, AT -| f> -V^OON, AT THE RESIDENCE, 17 jV/TAURICE A VENUE (OFF ST. MARK'S ROAD). MR WOODHEAD, who is leaving the district, has instructed Us to Sell, as under, TTIS TTOUSEHQLD "pU RN ITUItE AND ■pFFECTS. i KAUIRI SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABLE, Bookcase, Writing Desk, Pictures, AXMINSTER CARPET. Venetian Blinds, 6-PIBCE LEATHER SUITE. ,S-dav Clock. Curtains. LINOLEUMS, Mats. Wicker Chair, Cruet, Crockery, Mohair Mats. /NOMIB. PAlIt, DUCHESS PAIR, 2 H.M. yj BEDSTEADS AND WIRE WOVBS, Kapoks, Pillows, Set of Ware, Col. Robes, Stretcher. Commode. KITCHEN TAutLE, Child's High Chair, Clocks. BATH. WRINGER, Broods, Preserving Pan, Coal Vase. Enamel Ware. Gas Iron, Gas driller Alnminium Kettle, KITCHEN CHAIRS Pots and Pans. Pushcart, Troll-v LAWN Slowi.it, SAW, Steps DRUM OF lAK. ai 1 Lot fTardcn Tools.' BO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. rjyALKER AND pOAKLEV, AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN STREET.

A V ERY L ARGE S AI ' X . OF tjMJRMTURE. TV-EDNESDAY. QCTOBBR -J n 11.30 SHARr - TPNGLISH E'IANO, Scagrass Pram, -*-« ataye,s' fauuu Sewln„ ...actiiue, Large ...ahcgn.... liarrtu-nout .-,.u.:i...jta, Liuuulul ti.uJ \nici i-piece ;-,...e, r.xt. Dm. j utile. . cry r inc. Lean mum iimu Duuny Can*, a ,:.u,ie, la.,*L .-..i,..i. c. \ .ti, c L,... P r . .i.-i... i.-. lilt 1....H-I. i:..i\.\..-. Suiuo. i.owi, ■-a.i.e .-,n:afe . .iv. .1, is Morns 1 a.m ~uuii, ...viltitd hauri Chan in lapesuy, curtain fou-a, liluju.-. l'n turca aim siiudrie.-,. Crociiery, nan ttanu, Han &iv„ > ..a.rs. au ,i lu-luic--1 iaiAj biuoi. eic. WLi'EKIOU -i-I'IKl'K lit ML" BEDKOOM slue, (i.aa uiniu ~iu'Uii„„, stand ana uresaujg laoie, Uedntc.id to ma.eu, o 1 oiun. (..bests, o Vi Ire MaUtebSca, -o irmi BeusUaas, i.ap„h aud uuier evciiQing, il.B.ji. Beusuad and Wire, .", feci etchers, ;mra»tr > euar . nest, Cwld'a lot, Miii'j Mirror, Dumeos I'aan, i-.iio. a.iv Carpet o trips, etc. ~ir DLEo:>i.lt. K. Tables, Chairs, 3 Heat buics, Perlectlou c. Duller ~ it!, Oveu juu Three burners, '. re.>ervn.g I'u.aa, Gas Irons, uas i lies, Uutsiue i,a ß LatUl, isundrits vi aji descriptions. rinCKINS AND UUTCLIFFL, AU-CTIONELIIS. THE OLD MILL MART. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEAU BRIDGE.

TJEVONTOKT AUCTION TJOOMS. rpO-MORRO'H ,~T -j O'CLut-K. Oi.PERIOR J>IMU AND QTHER TjM KNISHINGS FHOAi CHELTENHAM, WALNLT PIANO by Uuttinger, full Iron frame, a g&>od .-.uund Instrument; LARUE KlilL SiDEBOAuu, ltiuiu LUang Table, 3 Basket Chairs, Bisseil Carpel Sweeper, 6 H.B. Chairs, 0 a.B. Chairs, Leather Couch, 2 Ilium Pot Stands, Itunu Morris Chair, Copper Kerb, 0 Lots Linoleums, 10 Yards Se-asrass Matting, Seagniss Square, Oft Dining Table, \el vet Table Cover. GOOD KIMU HALL STAND, b.Kis Runner, syds Runner, !) Slip Mats, liamuoo Hall Stand, \L \\ alnut Overmantels, % J SUPERIOR RIMU RUCIFBSS 'PAIRS with Cabinet Washstands, Dmmess Pair, 3 Com. Chests, Toilet Ware, 'J. Full Size B.M. Bedsleads, W. Woves, Flax Bedding, il Single Institution Bedsteads, Kapok Betiding. Occ. Tables, Bedside New Home Sieving Maeuine, GOOD KITCHEN DRESSER, Meat Safe, 3 Kitchen Tables, Main Gas Stove, pood order; Wedgwood Part Dinner Set, Kitchen tnindrios, ■> E.W. Saucepans, 1:1 Sheets Corrugated iron, 2 Gas Irons, Set dolts' Irons, t.ood Wringer, .Poultry, Sua dries. Small l'iano by Ilord, 'Paris, in real £ood tone.

R. X. M BLVILbB * AUCTIONEER, DEVONPORT. :t t mo-morrow, \sn<: unis.su ay, AT 12 O'CLOCK. ■ IN THE NEW CITY MARKETS .. ICTION sale of superior SPECIALLY SELECTED rtARDKN T>I.ANTS AND "pLKGANT QHUCBS IN BLOOM. To Meet the Favourable Weather. NOT MANY MORE SALES THIS SEASON. al H E LIST COMPRI SES :— Palmer's Large Smooth lied Tomatoes. Carters Mmrtse, Holmes' .Supreme, all large well itrown very hardy plants, in boxes of about 4 to 5 dozen; Kumiira Plants, tlie red variety, grown from mbers that were grov.-n by the old natives down the East Coast, wonderful croppers, boxes all sizes. Giant Piuisies, largest ever seen all colours imaginable. Pansies by Gibbous of Wellington, New Marguerite Daisies, Primroses, Cineraria*, Calceolarias (very charming flowers), Anemones, Carnations, Cyclamens (the best of all pot plants, the ariiiniraUou of everybody;, Delphiniums, New H/brlds, Salvia for borders and bedding (most gorgeous bright red, known as bonfire); Cape Gooseberries. Lettoce Plants, etc. Azaleas and Rhododendrons.

Many of the above are just bursting Into bloom, others just ready for transplanting. The room will be a miniature Garden of Eden, and those in quesl of robust, healthy last growing plants cannot do better than attend the sale. The prices are .X) per cent below what is usually paid for such stocks. -gKAID AND /-to., ArCTIO.NBERS. 11 •VTADAME HYLAN-D, Phrenologist and , S^ ra o Cter "ea'ling from Handwriting; mid 2/6; 30 years' experien.ce.-4a)!, Q neen flfc *