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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 133, 5 June 1919, Page 6

AUCTIONS. r\ EORGE TyALKER AT THE CJALE "DOOMS, QL'EEX gTREET. mO-MOHEOW, AT "1/Y O'CLOCK. On ROLLS GOOD LINOLEUM. I O AXMINSTER AND OTHER ■LA CARPETS. f* SEAGRASS CARPET SQUARES. /CARPET RUNNER, AND FLOOR RUGS, j AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS. rpHE TTIGH-GRADE "pURNITURE AND TTOUSEHOLD -pUKNISHINGS OF rpWO ryELL-FURNISUED JJOMES. Favoured with instructions from MRS. TOLHURST, Harbour View Rouil, Birkenheiifl. and MRS. OPL'ERMAN, Haokett Street, Ponsonby, Hie undersigned will Soil as under, WITHOUT HISSERVE, Also, On Account of MISS OPPERMAN, who is leaving for Ainorlcsi to uursuc her studies, VfAGNIFICENT TABLE GRAND PIANO. IVJ. by BECHSTEIN, ono of the best, cost £273. This Instrument is In every way pqunl to new. lovoly mellow ton* , , mid RHaranteod in llrst-<lass order; to Ik- sold at 1.30 p.m., absolutely without reserve. Also, On Aicount of MRS. OPPERMAN". UPRIGHT GRAND SCIIWEIHTEN PIANO, a flrst-olass Instrument, valued £90. Also, On Account of MRS. TOLHURST. Tf<NGLISH PIANO, by Arthur Allison. THE PIANOS WILL BE SOLD AT 1.30 P.M. DETAILS:— SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD, of choice design; (VPIECE OAK DINING SUITE. Dinner ">Varp, Glassware and Cutlery. Vases. Jardinieres, Palms. HANDSOME :!-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE with Shadow Tissue Lnoso Covers; also CHESTERFIELD ONLY, in Shadow Tissue; Rosewood Ore. Chairs. Oak Framed Pictures. Good Floor Rues. riVT, AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE, and Good Linoleums. OVERMANTEL (Oak). larffe B.P. Mirror; Palm Stands, SINGER DROP-Hl-Un SEWING MACHINE, seven drawers, a« good as new. with accessories: Octajron and other Occ. Tables. Seaprass Chairs, Folding Baize-top Card Table, Hinoki I Table, Portiere and Hod, O. Itlmu Escritoire, Good Books. Coal Vase. Kerb aid Irons, Lace Curtains and Poles

HANDSOME POLISHED KAURI BOW. FKOXT MIRROR-DOOR SIDKROARD. extra good, cost £27 10/; Dining Table anil Covpr; 7-PCE. LEATHER DIKING ROOM SUITE, with Cretonned barks; Pictures. O. Hhnu Book Cane, ricaprass Lounge. Cushions, Dlvnn Easy Chair. Wicker and other Occ. Tables. O KIMU SIDEBOARD. 6 High-back Ri'ran Dining Cbairs, Coal Vasp, Settee and Squab, Curtain's, Blinds, etc. T>OL. KAURI HALL STAND, with mlr- ■*- rors: Axminstor Hall Hunnpr Slip Mats. Hall Curtains, Hall Scat.' Spttee and Linoleum. QOLID OAK BEDROOM SriTE OF 4 PIECES. very choice. comprising Wardrobe. I.g. Dressing Chest. Pedestal Cupboard, and Full-size Oak Bedstead: Wire Woves ami Kapok Bimlflinc BIMt; BEDROOM SfITE of :! Pieces, also 2 Dble Oimii Bedsteads and p;<iuipnieut. Comb. Chests, Wardrobes. Dble. Oak Bedstead, Good Kapok Bedding. Floor Rugs, Chest of Drawers. Duchess Pair. Snirle. Bodsteads and Bedcllnjr. Pillows. Book Shelves, Toilet Ware. Blankets. Seajtrass squares. Swing Mirrors, Carpets. Medicine Cabinet. and General Hedroom Furniture. DIIESSER. 4 Kitchen Tables -IV Wringer. Steplndder. Child's IIi X li ■Chair, Kitchen and A.B. Chairs, Cupboard. Crockery in galore. Ires. Pan. (iriller. r; !ls Iron. Potts' Irons. Enamel Ware, Scales and Weights, Mixing Bowl, Cutlery. Old Willow Pattern Crockery. MAGIC I.ANTEKX and GOO feet of Film. Clothes Horse. Brooms. Clocks, Perfection Stove. Lamps. Garden and Carpenter's Tools. Garden ! Hose. Lawn Mower, lie Chest G.I. I Tubs, Deck Chair. Wire. Flyprool Door. Carpet Sweeper Dust Bins Coir Mats. Garden Spray. Child's Rocking Horse and quantity uf Palmy and Ferns.

OIiDEK OF SALE: 10 a.m.—LINOS AND CARPETS It a.m.—GKXKRAL KfRXITTRE. 1 oVIoci—OAK FURNISHINGS. I.3O—PIAXOB. ■1 p.ra.-POT PLANTS. ryAI.KDU AND /-10.UFAXY. AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN STREET. 2 UEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer. A rpOOMAX AND /~<O., r XD. rpO-MORROW. "CmCIT. TjMIDIT. 1-P.M. —Apples (dessert and cooking), lViirs (dessert). Lemons, Tomatoes,, Tigs, etc., etc. 10 30 AM -- Ch!,ff - Wheat, Oats, Maize, U A.M. — Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkins, Swedes. Cnnllflon-prs, Cabbage, and Loose Vegetables. pOCLTHV. pOUI.TRT. -J -J A.M.—Bis selection of Boosters J--*- Cockerels. Hens, Ducks, Turkeys', etc. Also cuolce line 100 White Leghorn Pullets. A rnOOMAX AXD J TD. CITY MARKETS. 1