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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 28 March 1921, Page 6

AUCTIONS. T IEONARD /GOAKLEY, T TD., AT THEIR ROOMS, f? ,/GU-STOMS .QTREET YXTEST, mOMOKHOW, rpUESDAY, AT -1-1 A.M. Favoured with instructions from .MOSS ROBINSON, ESQ., of the PEOPLE'S LOAN 'CO.. 81. Victoria Street, will Sell by Tublic Auction, /G REAT ffIALE OF TTNREDEEME D TJ L E D G E 3 TTNRED'EEM_ D T> L E D G E 8 . .DETAILS:— SINGER HAND SEWING -MACHINiE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, valued at £70 2 DIAMOND RINGS, valued at £90 BRADBURY MOTOR CYCLE ITALIAN CHROMATIC ACCOR.DEON 2 VERY OLD (VIOLINS PRISMATIC FTELD-GLASSES GOOD DOUBLE-BARRELLED GUN VALUABLE LADY'S GOLD WATCH, set w-ith Dhimond-s ENGLISH CONCERTINA ST-RAI) MODEL VIOLIN, valued at £30 FIRST-CLASS i-PLATE REF.LEX CAMERA TREADLE SEWING MACHINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, J£t_ DIAMOND AND OTHER .RINGS, PENDANTS. ETC. VETERINARY SURGEON'S IN'STRU" MENTS. E.P. Ware, .Musical Instruments, Tools, Bags, Tea and Coffee Sets, Cameras, FleldGlasses, Travelling Trunks and Rugs, Cornet, Clarionet. -Flute, Bugles, Euphonlnm, 'Bicycles, Instruments, Cutlery. Clocks, and a 'Lot of Other Valuable Goods too numerous to mention separately. Also, 1019—July 29th. 2002, -Sauce Bowl, etc,; •Tune 12th. 2977. Guard: November +th. 3052, Ring. 1020—January 21st, 3174, Clarionet: April 10th, 3107, Chain and Pendant; July 30th, ::i_>, Euphonium: February 4th, 3191, Saws, etc.; 10th, 3194. Tools; 11th. 3198, Watch, etc.: .March 11th, 3220, Ring; loth, 323,-., Machine: ISth. 3238. Watch; September 14th, 3247. Watch, etc,: March 2ilth, 32.74. Watch; 29th. 3250, Camera, etc.; 30th. .__>. -Ring; 30th. 3263. .Razor: April Ist. 3266, Ring, etc.; Ist, 3267. Brooch; Sth, 3274. Watch; 10th. 3390, Fan; 12th, 3295, Watch, etc.: 11th. 330*. Brooch: 20th, 3322, Revolver; 30th, .'til."., Medal: May 4th, 3345, Watch: sth. 3349. Bangle: 10th. 3350, ■'ruet, etc.; 14th, 3367, Watch; 15th, 3371, Ring: 17th, 3376. Watch, etc.; 17th, 3377, Ring; 20th. 3385, Lamp; 21st, 3290, Desk, etc.; 24th. 3391, Watch, etc.; 31st, 3400, Watch: June 11th, 3419, Manicure Case, etc.; 13th. 3423, Clippers; 19th, 3444, Ring; 29th. 3454, Ring; 30th, 3461. Watch: July 10th, 3474. Watch, etc.; 14th, 34.84, Ring: 21st. 3499. Ring: 22nd. 3503. Ring: 23rd, 3504. Ring; 30th. 3511. Watch: August 12th, 3528. Ring; 16ih. 3533, Instruments: 23rd, 3541, Chain: September 3rd. 3544, .Ring, etc.; 4th. 3555, Bangle, etc.; Sth, 3558. Watch, etc : 14th. 3569. Watch, etc.: 24th. 3589, Pen: 24th. 3589. Ring: 25th. 3590. Mandolin; 1920—April 30th, 3729, Coat and Vest; May sth. 3739, Coat: JOth. 3742, Coat; 11th. 3744. 'Boots: 28th. 3767. Coat" 29th, 3769. Coat; 31st, 3772, Coat; June Lst, 3774, Coat; Oth. 3780. Coat; 22nd. 3799, Suit, etc.; 26th. 3803. Coat, etc: 28th, 3805. Underwear; Octoher Gth. 381 S. Boots: July 12th, 3822, Burbury: 12tb. 3823. Coat, etc.: 22nd, 3845. Rug: 27th. 3850, Coat; September 22nd, 3907. -Rug: Octoher Sth. 3316. Boots; 11th, 3921. Boots; 19th. 3929, Coat; 25th, 3934, Roots: 28th. 393.8. Bag. etc.: November 4th, 3948, Boots, etc: 22nd. 3962. Bag; 27th. .'vrro. Coat: December 7th, 3977, Snttcase: Sth. 3978. Coat: 18th, 3985. Boots; October 24th. 3846. Bag. etc.: May 3rd, 3733, Boots, etc.; 23rd. 3990, Blankets; 23rd, 3002, Boots; 23rd, 3993, Overcoat.

OF GOOD, USEFUL CLOTHING, BOOTS, AND HOUSEHOLD LINEN, ETC. ",/GOAKLEY TX7ILL O'ELL TT." 'PHONE 22.18. 45 QOAKLEY'S T AND C^ALES. SUBURBAN Q^ECTIONS And T EASE OF pREEHOLD T.REMISES TN /GjU_EN STREET. AT THE ROOMS, fl, CUSTOMS STRE-ET WEST, rpur-RSDAY. IfARCH O-J rpHURSDAY, jy£A__ll Q-1 AT f> eyri P.M. AT O OfX P.M. HAVING DECIDED TO CONCENTRATE the WHOLE OF OUR BUSINESS under ONE ROOF, In CUSTOMS STREET WEST, and to specialise more in the Auction Department, we Intend to relinquish the New Furnlshlnc Branch, and will Sell by Public Auction our ■VALUABLE T EASE Of I—rTIHOS'E CENTRALLY SITUATED A PREMISES known as 65, QTE'EN STREET (next tn Hl'fi-H WRIGHT. LTD.. Outatters) consisting of 3 Floors and Basement, approx. 12ft on Queen Street by 75ft, two Floors and Basement. 24ft x 7.lft each. Lift installed and electric llphtlng throughout; all convs.. back entrance. Extensive alterations projected by the proprietor. Lon. Lease. Full particulars from the undersigned. NOTE.—A Splendid Opportunity for Business Firms or luvestors. "THE BUSIEST SPOT IN THE DOMINION'S BUSIEST CITY." Also, BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. THE TWO FOLLOWING FREEHOLD SECTIONS IN ESTATE OF G. E. SAMPSON (Deceased):— 2— yroHIMARAMA- THAT ELEVATED AY SECTION, with right-of-way from S.ELWYN ROAD (off Orakel-Kohimarama Road), and described as Lot 5, of Allotment 31, 'Parish of Waitemata. and containing 1 acre 17.1 perches. Splendid views of harbour. Ten minutes from Orakei wharf. CAPABLE OF SUBDIVISION. Entrance to section by second gate on left off Orakel-Kohimarama Road.

3—T7<iP-OM—THAT DESIRABLE RESIAA DENTIAL SECTION, situated in HALSEY AVENUE, One-tree Hill,, and known as Lot 8. of Allotments 16 aud 17. of 'Section 11. Suburbs of Auckland, anrl containing 34.4 perches. Nice level section, only Jmin. from tram car, adjacent -io newly-built and up-to-date residences; electric light in street. TERMS: 20 per cent on fall of hammer and tbe balauce within one month. NOTE.—A clear title will be given to each section. 52 IN •CONJnNCTION WITH MESSRS. WHITRMAN AND CRICHTON, Land -Agents. 4—TJEMUERA-THOSE TWO VALUA\ AItLE SECTIONS, skua-ted a-t PI'KEOE.V ItOA'U, consisting of 128.9 links each fronta-se by GOO odd links. Beautiful views aud near tram -terminus. Also, s_rp-svo SPLENDID BUILDING SBC- -«- TION'S, situated at CHAMBERLIN AVENUE, Royal Oak. Cash above Mortgage. SUITABLE 'FOR BUILDER. And 6—miTIRANGI— THAT FINE SECTION. 4 acres 32 -perches, situated at ACrIE'SON ROAD. Tltlransi, near George Hennlng's, Esq., no; mr from Ten Kiosk. Unencumbered. Easy Terms. £50 Deposit, balance arranged. NOTE.—This property has great prospective value. Expensive residences have been built adjoining during last few years. " /COAKLEY TX7ILL QELL TT." PBONE 2338. 53