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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 97, 26 April 1922, Page 6

AUCTIONS. UNION SALE ROOMS. CORNER PITT AND GREY STREETS. (Opposite St. Helens Hospital.) OCR USUAL AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS SECONDHAND FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, FURNISHj IXGS AND SUNDRIES ■Will be Held mO-MORROW (THURSDAY), A I RIL 27, AT n 30 AM • We shall offer a Rood clean collection of useful lines, including: f> PIANOS. 1 by Schubert and 1 by -* Esdaile; full toned Instruments, in excellent order. DINING ROOM SUITES, '. SIDEBOARDS. CARPETS, OVAL , TABLES, OCCASIONAL TABLES. . MORRIS CHAIRS. UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS, SETTEES AND SOFAS. ' . FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE COMB. PAIRS. WARDROBES. BED AND BEDDING, BOX OTTOMANS, B.R. . CHAIRS. . KITCHEN UTENSILS. CROCKERY. K. i I TABLES, DRESSERS. CHIFFONIERS, i MEAT SAFES. MANGLE, CHAIRS. I RUGS, AND A TTOST OF SUNDRIES, ' INCLUDING JUVENILE'S TRICYCLE. KNAPSACK. SPRAY, AND OTHER . j USEFUL ITEMS. \ A. P. w iCKIXS ; \ AUCTIONEER, WICKINS AND SUTCLIFFE. UNION SALE ROOMS, ( Corner Pitt and Grey Streets, (Opposite St. Helena Hospital). _ : CALE DI A UCTION. AT WiHAKAPARA SAWMILT,, O N OATUBDAY, <£9 AT 10.30 AM • " • On Account of S. G. OBROWN (R.S.): ABOUT 200.000 FEET MIXED BUILDING TIMBER, of all lengths, sizes, I and qualities, and offers a cnique opportunity to all builders and contractors of securing their requirements in any : quantities. j TERMS CASH. AND \ AUCTIONEERS. ' 7GB WHANGAREI. ' ' ~~ ~ 7Z~ • P. W. Douglas. 'Phone 89SA. T-JOUGLAS AND /">O. ; " PROPERTY AND FURNISHINGS PROPERTY AND FURNISHINGS AT I WATMANA AVENUE, NORTHCOTE. WAIMANA AVENUE, NORTHCOTE. ! SATURDAY "JC EXT . AT 9 OCLOCK. Instructed by HARRY T. F. CAULYON, Esq., we will sell • W S pROPEBTY. , The House has been newly renovated and Is up-to-date. The Grounds (area, over half an acre) are tastefully laid out. and have a frontage of 132 ft to Waimana Avenue. 1 AS MR. CARLYON IS ANXIOUS TO SELL : THE RESERVE IS EXTREMELY LOW 1 AND THE TERMS EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. ' TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ; WITHOUT RESERVE. ' DRAWING ROOM. — OHBSTER-FIELD LOUNGE, EASY CHAIRS. OAK SECRETAIRE. FOLDING TABLE. COPPiEU FIRESCREEN. VASES, i ORNAMENTS. PICTURES, BLINDS, I CUSHIONS, ORIENTAL CABPET. DINING ROOM. — CHESTERFIELD ! LOUNGE, 6 OAK DINING CHAIRS, ROUND TABLE PRETTY DESIGN i SIDEBOARD with Leadltsht Front, t OAK FEKDBR. with Coal Boxes, ntETTY OAK FIRESCREEN, ORIENTAL CARPET. CURTAINS, •BLINDS, CUTLEKY. Etc.. Etc. ; BEDROOMS (2).—LARGE .SOLID OAK 'WARDROBE. OAK BOOT CUPBOARD. OAK COMB. dHEST DRAWERS. 3 SINGL/B D. POLISHED KAUIRI BEDSTEADS, BEST WIRE WOVES. KAPOK MATTRESSES AND IPILLOWS. ART MUSLIN CURTAINS. 2 ORIENTAL RUGS. „ KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE.—LARGE ?- L H CHEK ttC'SSBLL OAS STOVE. . KITCHEN TABLE. CHAIRS. ALL COOKING UTENSILS. CROCKE.RY. I.INOLEUIM AND SUNDRIES. ANSUN^RIES TOOLS A ™ no terms cash. 1 jjouglas and go., all the time, auctioneers and valuers, victoria street east. 26

! I , The next criminal sessions of the \ Supreme Court will open at Auckland on May 9. The Arbitration Court will sit here on Thursday, May 4. ! Balton's, Queen Street. Trouser length . of tueed, cut to your measure, 11/6. Ad e Jufi fit , Shari l g With en >Pl°yees means ■ work H 7 r n m - en and satisfactory •,; H - O J - Gneve an <* Co., the new - sssigfi* Buildings: work ° n , Vote Friday next Lawry and Crookes. » fim° r * fi - r,n to Open bus i" these ■ time, requires confidence. H. J. Grieve ton'- RV,n. c qUa v. Hty J ewellers . Smec- • lh ■ B "^ d ' n S 3 - have confidence that their methods will please.—(Ad.) I WELLINGTON BAND CONTEST