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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONS. A NNOUNCEMENT XMrORTAXT TO CONFECTIONERS IMPORTANT TO CONFECTIONERS AND THOSE SEEKING UP-TO-DATE SHOP FITTINGS SUITABLE FOH ANY CLASS OF BUSINESS. \TT7EDNESDAY "Vγ EXT, v-'ommexcixg Wednesday -^ext, 10 AM OWING TO THg COL-NTIL FORCING M. SEGEDIN, THE WELL KNOWN HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONER. TO VACATE THE PREMISES IN WEI--LESLEY STREET, OPPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE, HE HAS INSTRUCTED US TO SELL, ON THE PREMISES. AS ABOVE. rjOMMENCIXG WEDNESDAY /-VNE OF THE TjUXEST JUTTED CHOPS IN THE J-JOMINION. The whole of the Designinc was done by Mr. ScgPdin, and made under his personal . supervision, and no pains were spared 10 make it one'of the most up to date of its kirid in New Zealand. £1000 zVaLue =£1000 OF HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY. MODERN DESIGN SODA FOUNTAIN, COMPLETE, COST £800. AUTOMATIC CARBURETTOR FOR SODA FOUNTAIN. HANDSOME MARBLE TOP MIRRORED BACKGROUND FOR SODA FOUNTAIN, CONTAINING 1C MIRRORS (OVER 400 FT. OF BEVEL MIRROR), i MAGNIFICENT WINDOW FITTINGS. ROUND SALOON COUNTER FITTED WITH GLASS DOOR FRONTS. REVOLVING WINDOW FITTINGS (COST £250). £200 WORTH OF WALL MIRRORS. DAYTON COMPUTING SCALE, COST £65. °. 3 DAYTON SCALES? COST £22 10/ EACH. 3 FIRST CLASS REGISTERS^ 30© ASSORTED LOLLIE JARS, COSTING UP TO £2 'II EACH/ E.P. MILK SHAKE MACHINE AUTOMATIC COPPER WATER HEATEK (COST £ie), COPPER. PIE WARMER, GLASS SHELVING, NICKEL WINDOW STANDARDS. WELL MADE AND FITTED COUNTER*. WALL CASES. AND A HOST QF OTHER FITTINGS AND TRADE NECESSARIES TOO NUMEROLh TO PARTICULARISE. AS MR. SEWEDIN INTENDS ONLY TO CATER IN THE FUTURE FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE. HE HAS INSTRUCTED US TO SELL THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE FITTINGS AND PLANT, Including HIS STOCK OF HIGH GRADE IMPORTED AND LOCAL CHOCOLATES AND SWEETS, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL BUYERS. BY AUCTION. /COMMENCING AT "I A A.M. TERMS CASH. TERMS CASH. -DICHARD THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. 13 TJICIIARD ARTHUR. LTD., AT "FEXXOR DEXK." PARK ROAR " FEXXOK DENE," PARK ROAD. fniIURSDAY -JJEXT, 11 A.M. / In the Estate of Graves Aickin (deceased) . WITHOUT RESERVE. THE WHOLE OF THE FURNISHINGS OF '.) ROOMS. ! DRAWING ROOM — LGE. JVXMINSTEU CARPET (about 13 I 12). CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE. WRITING , RITtEAU. SMALL WALNUT CHINA CABINET. EASY CHAIRS. OCC TABLES, LGE. GILT IIER GLASS, SOME PIECKS OF "*■ OLD CHINA. WATEIt COLOURS l>v Hoytr. LACE CURTAINS. VERY OLD MAORI STAFF, nii.il Carved Headpiece. DEN — I VERY FINE PIANO (by Seliweelilin), I DIVAX CHAIRS. WUITIXG TAIU.K ! •! (JLASSFHOXTED BOOKCASES] 1 iREVOI.VI.NG BOOK STAND. WALL CPPBIJ.. COAL BOX. CARPET SO., PICTURES, Ornaments. DINING ROOM — MAHOGANY EXTENSION DINING TABLE WITH ROUND ENDS, :! extl-j ■J VERY FINE MOTTLED KACUI GLASS-FRONTED BOOKCASES. MASSIVE M.K. SIDEBOARD. Dinner Wagon, MAHOGANY BUTLKR'S TRAY. CANADIAN HIGH-BACK DIX--IXU CHAIRS. REVOLVING BOOK STAND. CURTAINS, CARPET, GLASS AND CHINA, CUTLERY. HALL— AXMINSTER iRHNNER (abnnt 2S x 4.01. MAHOGANY HALLSTAXI). HALL CHAIR, BAROMETER. MARBLE PEDESTAL, ROUND TABLE ' wi-rh Mai'lilp Top. CASK OK STUFKKD BIRDS. STAIR RUNNER. LINOLEUMS. FINE OLD CEDAR. BOOK CASE with Glass Doors. TELESCOPE and Tripod (lens Blightl> damaged). BEDROOMS (4) — • FINE OLD CEDAR LINENPRKSS M.K. SCOTCH CHEST. CANADI \N DRESSING TABLE with extra larse mirror. Comb. Chests, S. and Dblo. Bedsteads, Wire and Kapok Mattressew. Blankets and Linen, Carppf-s and Linoleum. Wicker Settee and Chairs, Medicine Cupbd., Bedside Cupboards, Toilet Ware. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE— Ice Chest, Standard Mangle, Scales Cooking Utensils. 2 Pennsylvania Lawnmovrers. Wheelbarrow, Hose, Garden Tools, Iron , Garden Roller. - 1 TJICHARD A RTHUR, T TD., ' FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS, OPP. TOWN HALL. 10