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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1928, Page 6

AUCTIONS. JJICHARD J^TD., AT ' NO. S7A, SHELLY BEACH ROAD. ipHURSDAY AT A.M. QOUPE, 1027 MODEL. pLAYER piANO, COST £165. CHIPPENDALE WESTMINSTER CHIMING CLOCK. Acting under instructions from MRS. NAPIER, who has sold the property and is leaving immediately for England. rpHE yyHOLE OF THE fpASTEFULLY gELECTED JMJRNISHINGS OF ij J^OOMS, Nearly Equal to New. LIVING ROOM—VERY FINE PLAYER PIANO, by Brinkerhoff, cost £ 165 a few months ago; Records and Record Cabinet. BEST QUAL. PILE.CARPET, about IS x 12. MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD, Shadow T. Chesterfield, Divan Chairs, Seagrass Chairs, and Settee, Folding Card Table, Occ. Tables, Pouffe Ottoman, Box Kerb, Curtains, and Spg. Blinds. BREAKFAST ROOM.—Chesterfield, Divan Chairs, 4 Dining Chairs of specially nice design; Oval Ext. Dining Table, Carpet Square, Mohair Tablecloth. Tea Wagon, on wheels; Oxidised Box Kerb, Dinner Service. WESTMINSTER CHIMING CLOCK (Chippendale). OAK HALL STAND, 4ft Gin by 3ft, Wide Hall Runner. BEDROOM—Oak Wardrobe, Scotch Chest Drawers, Chcval, Dressing Table, Very Fine Oak Cheval Dressing Table, with Reflex Mirrors; Dble. Beds, S. Beds, Wire and Kap. Mattresses, Comb. Bed, Comb. Chests, Bedsid* Cupboards, Carpets. KITCHEN and Cooking Utensils, Copper Pres. Pan, Scales, Elec. Iron, Mincer, Carpet Sweeper, Wringer. OUTSIDE —Wheelbarrow, Hose, Tools, Small Roller, Wire Netting, Concrete Incinerator, Steps, Circular Incubator, and Brooder. As the Vendor is leaving Now Zealand immediately, everything must be sold regardless of price. THOS. B. ARTHUR, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. :S INSPECT THIS WEEK-END. Our Representative will be,on the Property pENINSULAR J£STATE. ■yyAIMANA pENINSULAR JgSTATE. pENINSULAR STATE. ■yyAIMANA pENINSULAR J^STATE. FJIHE ESTATE IS gITUATED QN rpHE "p|" ARBOUR. QN gHOAL gAY, QN rpHE gIDE. F commands a magnificent panorama of the City and Harbour, one of the most 1 picturesque situations on the Northern I Shore. Practically every section has harbour views, many harbour frontages I with sandy beaches. The harbour j front is fringed with gigantic pohutukawa, puriri and many other native 1 treefc and ferns. ! mHE \V AIM ANA ESTATE Is not a weekJ- end or summor resort, but is a charming residential area, only 20min. from j Queen Street. No worry about trains, buses, or rush for crowded cars. The ' transit facilities are of the best. The delightful trip across the harbour after a long day in the heat and bustle of \ the City is a refresher to both mind and body. ' rpHE JfJSTATE • WILL BE QFFERED BY RUCTION, AT OUR ;* gALE J^OOMS s (OPPOSITE TOWN HALL) i ON g MONDAY- 20 1 AT 7.30 P M

rpEKMS gPECIALLY J£ASY. SPECIAL NOTICE.—The vendors are placing very low reserves. Many sections practically without reserve. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET ON APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICE. JJICHAnD "L TD " THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer and Valuer. ' 4 WITH CONSENT OF THE HON. MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS. GAZETTED JANUARY 13. 102 S. and BY ORDER OF THE WAITEMATA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. WE WILL OFFER BY AUCTION ON JjMiBRUARY tyj AT AMIN OUR UPSTAIRS SALEROOMS. J^REEHOLDS. jOT I—POWER HOUSE. LARGE BRICK BUILDING, with section 31 3-10 perches, more or less, being part of Allotment 17a of Section 2, Tarish of Takapuna. T OT 2—LARGE TWO-STOREY WOOD DWELLING,, with section (corner), 1 rood 35 5-10 perches, more or less, being part of Allotment 17a of Section 2, Parish of Takapuna. FINE ELEVATED POSITION ON THE SLOPES OF MOUNT \ ICTORIA. Particulars and Conditions of Sale can be seen at the Office of the Board, Albert Street, or the Auctioneers. L TD.. OPPOSITE TOWN HALL. 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. (CONSUMERS of Electricity are hereby ' notified that the Power Plant at Horahora will be closed down on SUNDAY February 5, at 8.30 a.m. and will start again, without further notice, at 3.30 p.m T. MacLENNAN, t _ District Electrical Engineer. 1 P.W. Hamilton.