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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 208, 2 September 1919, Page 6

AUCTIONS. rjNREDEEMED T>LEDGES. TJXREDEEMED pLEDGES. ryfEDXESDAY "vpSXT, Q<EPT. O AT 11 A.M. IX OUR ROOM'S. NEXT WAITEMATA HOTEL, CUSTOMS STREET. Under instructions from Mr. M. Kisstn, of the W-aitemuta Loan Co. BALANCE OF 2GO LOTS UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOLD XX. AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, DIAMOXtD KINGS, AND OTHER JEWELLERY. SEWING MACIIIXiES. BICYCLE. D.8.8.L. GUN, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, CAMERA, TYPEWRITER. VIOLIN, FLUTE, PRISM BINOCULARS. 1 NIEW MOTOR CAR TYRE, SILVER AXD E.P. GOODS. OVERCOATS, SUITS BOOTS, BLANKETS, SHEETS, PORTMANTEAUX, I SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, valued at £1215. Particulars as per list in "Star" on Saturday. August 23. TCTAITEMATA AUCTIONEERING r*\o. CUSTOMS STREET WEST, (Next Waltemata Hotel). Per V. EDGAR. Auctioneer. Phone 2213 A. 1 TIHCKINS AXD CUTCLTFFE, THE NEWTON AUCTIONEERS. AT THEIR NEW MART, 42, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. yyEDNESDAY, O 11 O'CLOCK. (Buchanan's Old (Shop.) WILL HOLD THE 1.11 I-TIJiST BIG AUCTION" OF prRXITUUE, -pClt-XISHINGS, AXD Q.ENEKAL SUNDRIES. inpooiis T^TC, AT THEIR NEW PREMISES. We have been favoured with Instructions from MRS. CAN HAM to Sell, on her behalf, as below: — TVTASSIVB AND ELEGANT 4-TIECE fx BEDROOJI SUITE, comprising:—l Oft Kauri Wardrobe, with Purlrl Veneers; 2 Large Mirrors. 54 x IS, with Large Hat Cupboard and C Larjre Drawers; 1 Full Cheval Dressing Chest. 1 Very Massive, beautifully carved Wood Bedstead and Weshstand to match; the lot should easily be worth £45. Also a Very Fine Axminster Carpet Square, .Bead Blinds, Very Nice Rdmu Wardrobe. Comb. Chest and Pedestal; Extra Special Kapok Bed and Wire Mattress. We also have the CONTENTS OF A 4-IROOMED (DWELLING—I Good Upright Grand Piano, Ext. Dining Table. Good Leather 7-piece Dinlng-Toom Suite. 2 Bar-rel-front Sideboards, 1 Copper Kerb and Fire Irons, 2 Nice Seagrass Chairs. 2 Good Oil Paintings, Pair Curtains. 2 Large V.-ikes Patent Stands. Small Oec. Tables Can' Chairs, etc.; 200 Framed Pictures. 20 li.M. Bedsteads. Second-hand Wire Mattress. 2 Childs' Iron Cots. Rimu Ottoman Settee. 2 Single Rimu Bedsteads, Rimu Comb. Chest. 2 Pedestal Cupboards. Bookshelves and TiOt of Boobs. 3 Kitchen Tables. Chairs, 10 Rolls Lino, Small 'Sideboards. Whatnot 4 Leather Couches. Heaps and Heaps of Sundries. La wn Mower, Gas Fittings, Are Gns i Lamps.

NOTE TOE NEW ADDRESS As the Old Mill Mart is closed" lou will be pleased and surprised at the msirnitude of .tie Stock of New Furniture now on show at NO. 42. KARANOAHAPE ROAD AND gUTCLTFFE, TII £ JTOWPON auctioneers Our Motto is:—Some "people wis-a for -tho moon, we are content with a place in the #7JMIURSDAY, ATU, AT -JO O'CLOCK. i pur Tl TAIIK ET S. pLAXI OAL E. ANEMONES, RANUNCULUS, DELPHINIUMS, CARNATIONS, CALCEOLARIA HYBRIDA, PRIMROSES, WAUI, FLOWERS, OUST TANSIES. UIANT DAISIES, VERBENAS, CINERARIAS, ASPARAGUS FEIRXS, MAIDENHAIR •FERNS, BEGONIAS, DOUBLE PETUNIAS, DOUBLE LOBELIA, MIMULUS, PRNSTBMONS. PRIMULA'S. CHOICE LOT OF RHODODENDRONS BOUVARDIA, HEDnTXG, TREE TOMATOES. AND ASSORTED SHRUBS ASSORTED DAFFODILS. Mr. Freeman has made a special point of putting nothing but well-grown, robust and absolutely reliable plants for this sale. Those desirous of securing the best at halfprice should attend. T "DRAID AND pO., AUCTIONEERS. o "TvALGETY AXD /"105IFANT, T TD., YYESTFTELD. THURSDAY, OEPTEMBEK A QPECIAL "pNTRY. Ififl 3 AND 4-TEAR-OLD BULLOCKS, x\jyj i n fresn condition, from tbe North. The above Bullocks are a Rood line, and we can recommend buyers to attend the above Sale. JJ)ALGETY AXD QOMPANT, T TD., AUCTIONEERS. 4