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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 138, 12 June 1926, Page 7

AUCTIONS. "AfOTOR T ORRY, X ■" "ATOTOR pAR. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. T TONES, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL BY AUCTION, "pRIDAY "V-EXT, AT "I A Ot\ -t 4-TON A.E.C. MOTOR TRUCK. 1 4-TON A.E.C. MOTOR TRUCK. Fitted with hydraulic tipping gear and steel lined body, in good running order; tyres practically new. This Truck is road-ready and can go right into immediate work. TO CARRIERS.—This is a Rood opportunity to purchase a Truck that will do good solid work. Also, -1 STUDEBAKER MOTOR CAR, 5-seater, ■A- o. lights, s. starter, coach work and upholstery in absolute first-class order: good tyres. Paint work splendid condition. This Car has been used privately and has hud great care taken, and is guaranteed in first-class running order and mechanically perfect. To all this Car will appeal as one that care has been the main object of the owner. Any person wanting a good serviceable Tar cnnont do better than attend this Sale. The popularity of the Studebaker is renowned. SALE, FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE IS. FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE IS. AT OUR PREMISES. J. J° XES GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, CITY MARKETS. 9 YEW SEPARATORS. "V"EW QiEPARATORS. THE SEPARATOR OF RENOWN. rpHE " TJEATRICE." ON ACCOUNT OF THE AGENTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. T TONES, AUCTIONEERS, CITY MARKETS. .pRIDAY AT gQ^ "piRIDAY VEXT, AT -J QQA WILL SELL BY AUCTION,

WITHOUT RESERVE. SEPARATORS. SEPARATORS. SEPARATORS. Q~ \TEW " "DEATRICE " SEPARATORS. OS "V"EW " "DEATRICE " SEPARATORS. 35 N EW '■B EATRICE " SEPARATORS. 53 GALLONS CAPACITY. t 73 GALLONS CAPACITY 90 GALLONS CAPACITY. TO BE SOLD WITH GUARANTEE THAT THEY ARE PERFECT. These Separators are also being sold with the " Beatrice " Separators guarantee that they are mechanically perfect, and that no separator will give a cleaner skim. The Auctioneers call special attention to this sale, as separators of this description very soldom come on the market to be sold by auction, and it is only on account of agency reasons that they are being sold. SPARE PARTS CAN BE OBTAINED AT ANT TIME. ON VIEW IN OUR STORE NEXT TUESDAY. SALE : FRIDAY NEXT, AT 10.30. J JONES. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN. MANURE AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. CITY MARKETS. 11

AT S T - TTELIER'S "R AY - TTOUSE AND S ECTIONS ' TTOUSE AND S ECTIOXS ' Also, TJLANTS, IN THE DECEASED ESTATE OF S. C. CAULTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. T TONES, AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS, WILL SELL BY AUCTION, V; \TURDAY, TUNE lfi l IKDAY, JUNE 19 ] AT -t O'CLOCK. T TONES, AUCTIONEERS. Havipg been favoured with instructions from the trust manager. New Zealand Insurance Co., as the Trustee in the Estate of S. C. CAULTON (deceased!, Vale Road, St. Helier's Bay. IFORD TON TRUCK, in good order, almost new. -| G.C.M. MOTOR LORRY, 2-3 TONS, X. DISSEMBLED. -| CART. ty TIP DRAYS. IWOOD SAWING MACHINE, complete, with Emerson Engine, in first-class order. -| COW. OUANTITY BRICKS. DRAIN PTPES. STORE TRUOK. TOOLS AND GENERAL LOT OF SUNDRIES. Also, 4-ROOMED COTTAGE AND SECTION. ■X about 60 _ 120. 1 SECTION, on which is erected Large Shed, 60 x 20, with motor shed. Four stalls, feed room. etc. -| SECTION, approximately 60 _ 120. This i= an exceptionally good opportunity for any person to purchase a Pood property suitable for carrying on the class of business latterly carried on by the late Captain Caulton. The property is close to beach, therefore is also favourably situated for a summer residence. TERMS- 20 PER CENT. CASH, BALANCE 3 YEARS AT 6J PER CENT. r , i Property Flagged. ! SALE. SATURDAY. JUNE 19. AT 1 O'CLOCK. ON THE GROUND. ST. HELIER'S BAY. J. J OKES j GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, ETC., CITY MARKETS. ' 10