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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 292, 10 December 1925, Page 5

AUCTIONS. QOAKLEY. T.TD., WILL- SELL 'rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AT -J-J A.M. AT THE SALEROOMS, CUSTOMS STREET WEST (Next Waitemata Hotel), QJGANTIC CONSIGNMENT Of Q.OOD JjTORNISHINGS, Removed to our Booms from the Residences of MBS. THOMAS, Marsden Avenue, M^9 KB ' Kin » Edward Street, COWLEY, Esplanade Road, MR. TUCKEB, gymonds Street, And Other Vendors. CATALOGUE INCLUDES : HANDSOME DINING SUITE, in Solid Oak comprising well-designed Sideboard with Leadlights, Suite of 6 Dining Chairs upholstered in Moquette, and Round Extension Dining Table ; Suite cost £35 DI *SfS2SBII ?o A m X prising Handsome Wardrobe, with shaped ends and oval glass, Cheval Dressing-table, very choice Pedestal Cabinet, with mirror back, and Full- !■'«■? Bow-end Panelled Bedstead; cost £o< 10/. AMERICAN 24-Stop ORGAN, by Beatty. POLISHED KAURI SIDEBOARD, 5-pce > Leather Dining Suite, Dining Table' !>?£% Saddl ebag Dining Suite, Canadian and Bentwood Chairs, Coal Vase Glausware Palm Stands,' Bow-front sfdl board, Kerbs, Fenders, Walnut Overmantel, 6-pce. Rimu Dining Suite with Leather Tip-out Seats, Rimu Lounge and bquab. Books, Violin and Case Good Typewriter, Carved Chiffonier' Beautiful Solid Oak Sideboard with bowfront and leadlights, Piano Seat, Seagrass Lounge, Cutlery, etc with equipments; Stretchers, Institution' Bedsteads, Toilet Ware, Rimu Dressingtables, Washstands, Pedestal Cuphoards, Shaving Cabinet, Seagrass Pram| Coml mode, 4-pce. Himu Bedroom Suite I Kapok and Fibre Bedding, Wire Slatkinds 125 ' Be(3room Furnishings O f a il Also, LAEG ® QUANTITY GENERAL KITCHEN OUODS. IOOAKLEX, '"[TD., PHONES 42-238, 45-201. CONTINUATION Q F OLEARING CJALE. JJICHARD A RTHUR, T TD., AT THEIR ROOMS, OPP. TOWN HALL, fJK)-MOKROW AT -J-j O'CLOCK. TTOUeEHOLD Q.ENERAL TTOUSEHOLD ■ptURNISHINGS. TpURNISHINGS. CONSIGNMENTS MUST BE CLEARED ; BEFORE HOLIDAYS. ! TjTORNISHINGS TO SUIT ALL. BARGAINS FOB EVERYBODY. i] . £ BEDROOM SUITES, DINING ROOM ' SUITES. 1 /CHESTERFIELD SUITES. ! "KjITCHEN WARE. ABOUT -300 LOTS. > "T>ICHABD A RTHUR, T TD., "RICHARD A RTHUR, J, I**.,1**~ OPPOSITE TOWN HALL. . . 7 IN THE ESTATE OF AMY LAING, .DECEASED. mO-MORROW, "pKIDAY, AT -1-1 A.M. SHOP AND DWELLING (now occupied as Grocery Store), CORNER RICH-1 MOND KOAD AND SACKVILLE [ STREET. Five living rooms. Opposite Sacred Heart College. T7IIVE-BOOMED DWELLING, on fine .1 •*? level section, with frontage to f RICHMOND ROAD. mWO COTTAGES EACH OF FOUR \ -L ROOMS ; level sections, with frontage to SACKVILLE STREET. To be sold as one lot. The above Properties are adjoining, making a good corner block. A SOUND INVESTMENT. BEVENUB PRODUCING. "DICHARD A BTHUR, T_- TD -' OPPOSITE TOWN' HALL. 10 rvN rnHE mop r\v rpHE rpiTiRANGia. GLORIOUS VIEWS OF BOTH HABBOUHS. GLORIOUS VIEWS OF BOTH HARBOURS. •jUTOUNT A TKINSON T?"OAD. NEW BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and convs., range, copper, tubs, bath. Section over 1-acre, with nice native bush. Mount Atkinson Road is now being metalled. The concrete road through to New Lynn brings.this within a few minutes' motor of Queen Street. rno-MORKOw, tjkhiday, • AT -Jjl A.M. T> I CHARD A RTHUR, X TD. 9 ( AEEISIIIAS 7POYS. ; fiHEISXHAS mOIS. ' On Account of Whom it may Concern. f> TjtRENCH fpOYS. O - OASES "ptRENCH rpOYS. NO RESERVES, la Lots to Suit Buyers. mO-aiOBROW (FRIDAY), -J f> NOON. ' t>l CHARD ARTHUR, TTD., OPPOSITE TOWN HALL. 8 MERCHANT TAP.OKB. AF. DONOGHUE, Expert Tailor ; ■ men • tailors employed; no factory work.— 257, Karangahape Rd. V ERNIE ROBERTS, Karangahape lid., opp. i Newton P. 0., gives Genuine Value for All Suits. —'Phone 45-256. B ■ YOU can tell the successful man by his well dressed appearance.—Mcßriae, 'She Tailor. J)