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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 224, 22 September 1925, Page 4

AUCTIONS. TO IT'INGSDAND "RESIDENTS. O JtVINGSLAND -EVeSIDENTS. EORGE ry ______ R WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, mO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT "IO NOON. AT THE RESIDENCE, "V°- __<l TPIRST A VENUE, __> o. uUi aj ibst -avenue, KINGSLAND (Cars to Kingsland Avenue). Instructed by MR. JONES, who is giving up housekeeping, to Sell THE TTOUSEHOLD T7VURNTSHINGS, HE AJ-OUSEHOLD J- URNISHINQS, As Under : POLISHED WALNUT SIDEBOARD, 4 Oak Dining Chairs, Glassware, Dinner Set, I Firescreen, 3-FOLD SCREEN, Piano 1 Seats, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE in Moquette. EASY CHAIRS, Fender, Jardiniere and Aspidistra, Pictures, AX. AND WILTON FLOOR RUGS, Teapot, Teaset. Stainless Cutlery, IiOOD AX. CARPET (12 x 10.6). O.R. Settee and Squab, Cushions, Willow Chair, Folding Chair, Pictures, Carved Tray, Bookshelf. Books, Clock, Vases. Kerb. TAPESTRY CARPET, 2-Fold Screen, Madras Curtains, White Pedestal, etc. HALL—WILTON VESTIBULE RUG (9 _ 4.6), Tap. Hall Curt., BLACK PEDESTAL AND LARGE VASE, Kava Bowl, Fawn Slipmats, Bissell'a Carpet Sweeper, etc. BEDROOMS.—POLISHED KAURI WARDROBE, K. Comb. Chests, D.B.M. Bedstead and Wirewove, Flax rind Kapok Bedding. Pillows, Wicker Chairs, BRUSSELS CARPET, Floor Rugs. Lace Curtains, Pictures. Piano Seat, K. Comb. Chests, 2 S.I. Bedsteads and Wirewoves, Kapoks, Toiletware, Quilts, Floor Rugs, etc.. etc. KITCHEN—CHIFFONIER, Kitchen Table and Cover, Willow Chair, Clothes i Horse. A.B. Chairs, SEWING ! MACHINE, Crockery, Cutlery, Tumblers, Gas Iron. Fender, Floor Rugs, Pr. \ • Steps, Aim. Saucepans, Blue Dinner- ! ware, Broom. Mops. En. Bread Bin, i En. Bowls nnd Mugs, Wringer. Pert". ! Heater, Bucket, Jam Jars, Rakes, ! Similes. Docs, (ins Grillcr, Boot Last, Odd Tools, Fruit Sprayer, Grindstone, Vice, etc. rvEOEGE yyALKER, AUCTIONEER AND EXPERT VALUER, SALEROOMS, 3S. QUEEN STREET. 31 rpO "TJEVONPORT "RESIDENTS. J> "VTELVILLE, AT HIS ROOMS. DEVONPORT. mo-MORROW, VjrrED., AT -j r.M. POULTRY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND F.TRNIKHING-S. LARGE RIMU SIDEBOARD, with Mirror and Leadlights; Oval Dining Table. Dark Oak Oval Table. Canad. Chairs. A.B. Chairs. Rocker Chair. 3 j plece Spring Rocker Divan Suite, 12 Brussels Carpets, Linoleums. Rimu Settee and Squab, Bookshelves, Rooks, Crockery. Glassware nnd Fancy Goods, Coal Vase, Yost typewriter, 2 High Chair.. Curtains and Blinds, 40 Records, Lot Edison Records. Pictures, Hornless Gramophone, _ Ltall.tands, Small _ettee, _ Couches, 4-piece Oak Bedroom Suite with Oval Mirrors; Full-size and Three-quarter Rimu Bedsteads and Wires, 4 Double Iron Bedsteads and Wires. Kapok and Flax Beds, 3 Comb Chests, Chest Drawers, 2 Dropside Cots. Kitchen Dresser. Safe, 3 Tables, A.B. Chairs, 'Saucepans and kitchen Utensils, Brooms and mops, 2 Good Lawnmowers, 2 Auckland Cooker Gas Stoves, Inspection invited. T> "VT -VJ-ELYILLE, AUCTIONEER. DEVONPORT. 4 A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. A TIERNE BAY MATERNITY HOME. A HERNE BAY MATERNITY HOME. "ROBERT AND /COMPANY, Instructed by MRS. T. .T. NASH, will Sell at their Rooms, JELLICOE CHAMBERS (Corner of Queen and Wyndham Streets), J7IRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9*r AT r> T.M. A FINE S-ROOMED HOUSE, situated at am. the CORNER OF JERVOIS AND SENTINEL ROADS. HERNE BAY. The Hons. is replete with all modern conveniences, telephone, hot and cold water, gns stove, electric light, drainage (2 p.w.c.'s), etc.. etc. The grounds are laid out in lawns, concrete paths and yard. Section 90 „ OS FIRST MORTGAGE £1050. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—We would draw the attention of SPECULATORS to the effect that 2 SHOPS COULD BE BUILT ON THE SECTION. We have plans for these in our offlce. This property offers a great opportunity to SPECULATORS to obtain SHOP SITES at slight cost. The present dwelling could be turned round to SENTINEL ROAD, this giving a ..leant frontage of 90 FEET TO JERVOIS "ROAD, where sections of this type are difficult to ohtain, g VAUXHALL ROAD AND CHURCH STREET, DEVONPORT. T7VRIDAY, SEPTEMBER (yr O P.M. __ "ROBERTS AND r>o. Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Jclllcoe Chambers, corner of Queen and Wyndham Streets, [ A T7TLLA "RESIDENCE, Consisting of 5 good rooms and kitchenette. Gas. drainage. Haudy to beach. Double frontage. At present occupied by a good tenant. TO BE SOLD ON EASY TERMS. 0 TfVRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9*r 1925, AT -t ey NOON. AT N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. JTjXECUTORS' OALE fj\o QLOSE "p STATE. gTANLEY gTREET, pITY. gPLENDID pREEHOLD "OUILDING g.TE. Measuring 100 ft to Stanley street by an approximate depth of Sift. ADMIRABLY SUITED FOR WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY. Party Wall on One Boundary. , The above offers a rare chance to acquire a really first-class City property, level and handy to Bite of .iroposed new Railway station. 10 P ER P<ENT OASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS. The Property is Flagged. (ASS) \ Jp "DENNETT, AUCTIONEER. 8,