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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 199, 24 August 1925, Page 4

I AUCTIONS. f i ■ ! p IGANTIC TjIURNITURE ttALB. I " J pEORGE VyALKER. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, mO-MORROW, npUESDAY, AT -1-1 O'CLOCK, , mHE TTOUSEHOLD "pURNISHIXQg Removed from four Suburban Homes for convenience of sale. DETAILS :— I LIVING ROOM. —VERY FINE OILED i RIMU SIDEBOARD, with B.P. Mirrors ! Glassware, Vases, Ornaments, OVAT* RIMU DINING TABLE, Dinnenvare 0 O.R. DINING CHAIRS, with tip-ont seats. Pictures, OILED RIMU SETTFP AND SQUAB, Floor Hups, S.O. Chairs Occasional Tables, HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD AND CHESTERPIEID LOUNGE in Tapestry. Palmstanas Cutlery, Jardiniere, O.R. ESCROI' TOIRE O-PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE, Bookshelves, Framed Oak Mirror Easy Chairs, Firescreen, DROPHEAn "SEWING MACHINE, Marble Clock O.R. Morris Chairs, Wicker Chair ami Cushion, Col. Couch and Squab, KAURT HALLSTAND, Fawn Mohair Slip Mats etc. " ' BEDROOMS.—POLISHED KAURI BED ROOM SUITE, Comprising Wardrobe Combination Pair and full sized Bed' stead, en suite, Wire Wove and good Kapok Bedding, Pillows, 2 OITFn RIMU COMBINATION CHESTS ? Single Rimu Bedstead.* and Wire I Woves, Good Single Knpoks, 3 p a i r good Single Blankets, Single Sheeta Quilts, S.G. Chairs, Pictures, Bedside Tables, O.R. WARDROBE, 4 CORVpp WARDROBES AND CURTAINS Madras Curtains, LARGE Ll\*Pv PRESS, D.P. Comb. Pairs, S. and D Iron Bedsteads and Wire Woves, Toilet' ware, and usual Bedroom Plenishmenta" KlTCHEN.—Kitchen Dresser, 4 Good Tables, A.B. and Canadian Chairs Aluminium Kettle, Crockery, Teapots' Jugs, Glassware, Enamel Saucenann' Meat Safe, Verandah Chairs, LAWN MOWER, Wheelbarrow, Drophead Sew" ing Machine, Couches, Floor Rues" Aluminium Jugs and Teapots, Enampf Frying Pans, etc. l AND AT -I O NOON, JJENDERSON ]y£OTOR 4 cylinders, in perfect running order. Q.EORGE TyALKER, THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEER, * SALEROOMS, 38, QUEEN STREET. 29 piANOS. piAXOS. piAXO« Q.EORGE AT THE SALEROOMS, 38. QUEEX ST. fpO-MORROW, MTUESDAT,----1.30 PM - jpiANOS g piANOS. INSTRUCTIONS: SELL, SELL, SELE. MAGNIFICENT 'SOLID OAK OHAPPELIi PIANO. SUPERIOR HAAKE PIANO. / ENGLISH HOPKINSON PIANO. 2 OTHER ( WELIr-KNOWN. ENGLISH UNDERDAIMPER, OVERSTRUNG CON". TINENTAL PIANO, UPRIGHT ISON if it Aiili!. -* Also, 3 HARMONIUMS. NOTE. —Golden opportunity to Country Visitors to secure an instrument at you* own price. Our demonstrator in attendance daily, and pleased to give all information. QEORGE TyALKEB, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, PHONE 42-237. 30 J£NK3LISH QjRAiIOPHONES. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECTBB A GRAMOPHONE AT YOUK OWN PRICE. Q.EORGE TyALKER, rpO-MORROW, rpUESDAX, AT Q P.M. AT THE SALEROOMS, QUEEN STREET 4 On Behalf of Whom it May Concern: Q.RAMOPHONES. /^RADIOPHONES, S FLOOR FINE CABINET GRAMOPHONES. 4 TABLE CABINET GRAMOPHOXE3, 12 TABLE HORNLESS GRAMOPHONES, NOTE.—Be sure and inspect this consi;n« ment, and all are for absolute sale. (Demonstration on Morning of Sale Only.* Q.EORGE VVrALKEB, AUCTIONEER AND VALTJBB, 3S, QUEEN STREET. DEJTTISTRY. ; \TX OWN SPECIAL METHOD OP. I XTa - PAINLESS EXTRACTION 1 Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Are Distinctive. 1 HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHEKS: 1. NO PAIN. .2. NO NEED to come back the second I time or oftener, as under otiiet methods. 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or stumps left in the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. I can safely use it on a patient of SO 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints, it will not affect you. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. _ ', Also ANALGESIA. Tho Most Marvellous Discovery in Dentistry of the age. You can have your Teeth Drilled, Filled, Prepared for Crowning, Bridge Work, Pivots, etc., without the Slightest Pain whatever, lou are conscious yet unconscious to pain. And I have proved this Most Wonderful Machine to be ai: Asohite Success in every operation. Therefore Patients who are nervous need i no longer fear the Dentist. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROQM3 ; IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT. I ri TirUNROE TnMANUEL, FIRST FLOOR! ENDEANS BUILDINGS ' (Next U.P.0.). OPEN EVERY EVENING. • Telephone 41-004. Take Elevator. 1 A J "DETTEIC x eoth for leSiS money a t Howey ■*-* Walkers, L'UP, Queen Street. P. YX7IIAT is worth doing is worth doing ;* » well. Get your new Teeth at Howey \ V* alker's. D IJTST7RANCF. COMPAJTIES. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. ±*- Assets £25.000,(100. I'hone 43-123.—9 J. Queen St. Manager, Wilfrid Skogg. p . "DRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO., „ ~1-TD.. Fir.-. Marine. Aroi.l^nt.—Union Buildings. Branch Manager, Geoffrey NevillTTARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO~, T" t L J D " "eUaby's Bldgs. Phone 44-910. A. J. Frnnkham. Ltd., Attorneys. 2 T>OYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE f-* CORPORATION OF LONDON, 1". °Connrtl Street. Phone H-Uo.-Manager. H- S. Malcolm. P rpHE UNITED INSURANCE CO.. LTD., „ Fire, Mnrino. Accident —10, Fort St. Mangaer, W. W. Scott. D