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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 290, 4 December 1920, Page 9

AUCTIONS. riABPETS. /GARPETS. /GAKP7-TB. ALL MUST BE SOLD BY AUCI ON. ALL MUST BE SOLD BY AUCI TON. " ALL MUST BE SOLD BY AUCT >N. AT THEIR ROOMS. CUSTOMS STREET WEST, AUCKLAND, pRIDAY "VTEXT, -pjECEMBER -J/\ AT 12.30 P.M. Instructed by an Indentor, wbo must realise o-ving to iarge drafts to be met early In January. '~~£.1500-C A R^, E T pUNNERS. 3TRI,'CTIJNS: Sri.L. . **ELL, PELL. As !" -r: ±0 A XMINSTEK ' ' i! ,rr S QUARES ■ 10 \V ILTON {GARPET gQUARES. In sines ns under—6 x 9. 7.6 x 0, 9 t 9. 9 x. 10.0. 9 \ 12, 11.3 X 12, 13 i 12, 11.3 x 13. i XMINSTER pfNNER—S ROLLS. OO pOLLS rpAPESTRY pUNNER, In Lots to Suit Purchasers. A pEAL TTAXD-WORKED pERSIAX /GARPETS, 7 x 4. 7 x 4.6, worth up to £50 each. o ART -gQUARES— Sizes. 9x9. 10.6 x 9, 12 x 9. /GIIEXILLE "JtJEW pARPET "TtTATS. OAQ ASSORTED TTEARTH pUGS, ' AXD WILTON pUGS. CHURCH FELTING, IN" RED AND GREEN. NOTE.—Undoubtedly this Catalogue of Carpets will be absolntely tbe most genuine reduced Coverings that have been offered to the pnbllc. Candidly speaking, the Indentors must have the money, and are prepares! lose heavily. Intending Buyers, be sure %1 be present. "/GOAKLEY YX7ILL gELL TT." Phone 2235. S TMPORTANT "TvTOTICE TO /GOUNTRY gTOREKEETERS, T ADIES QF A UCKLAND, AND /G ENERAL pUBLIC. £3000 I?2cl_ £3000 J EONARD /GOAKLEY, TT D ' AT rpHEIR pOOMS, /GUSTOMS gTREET TX7EST. "VJONDAY, T)ECEMBER IO AT -1-1 O'CLOCK. Instructed by Holder of Bill of Lading, who ' must have a large credit placed at their | Bank by December 15. Our Instructions - are to realise. Stocks must be sold. A ; splendid opportunity for Storekeepers and the Public looking for good lines at genuinely* reduced prices. A great opportunity ■ to secure Sensible Christmas Presents. (To be offered in lots to suit all purchasers) /GENERAL ' A SSORTMENT /""VF T ADIES', /G ENTLEMENS, AND /GHILDREN'S TJRAPERY, TTjTC. A FEW DETAILS: J*rf"| PAIRS MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS, O" various sizes. /_» MEN'S RAINPROOF COATS. -| 9 DOZEN CREPE PYJAMAS. p DOZEN FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS. -J Q DOZEN MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS. f> DOZEN MEN'S TENNIS SHIRTS. RA PAIRS TENNIS TROUSERS. -I J"T ONLY MEN'S SAC SUITS. -I O DOZEN ASSORTED TIES. {■m DOZEN LINEN COLLARS. /A SUIT LENGTHS. Af\- DOZEN MENS WHITE HANDKER*U CHIEFS. 6 DOZEN WOMEN'S CREPE JUMPER BLOUSES. 8 DOZEN WOMEN'S VOILE JUMPEB BLOUSES o DOZEN CREPE BLOOMEBB. DOZEN CHILDREN'S BLOUSES. Q DOZEN WOMEN'S NIGHTDREBBES O ONLY LADIES' RAIN COATS. O DOZEN WHITE Uf;DERS_IBTS. Aid rt DOZEN CAMISOLES. (\f\ TAIRS HEMMED SHEETS. QA DOZEN LADIES* HANDKER- &" CHIEFS, i-dozen Box Lots. cyA DOZEN WOMEN'S SILK ANKLE -r± HOSE. Black, Brown, Grey, and White. r» DOZEN ALL-SILK WOMEN'S. HOSE Also, OA PIECES GOOD CALICOES, 20 Pieeea Anf Navy Prints, Check Zephyrs, Striped Jap. Crepe, WWte Voiles, 12 Pieces Tussore Silk, Ladles' I'lque White Skirts, Embroidered Handkerchiefs hi it-doz. boxes, 34 Dozen Toilet Soap, 12 tn box; 18 Dozen Assorted Shaped Good Briar Pipes, Turkish and White Face Towels, and Endless Lines. NOTE.—These goods are all new goods, and a well-assorted, clean stock. The greatest sale of the kind ever held. LINES MUST GO. MUST REALISE. "/GOAKLEY YX7ILL gELL p." PHONE 2238. S_