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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 259, 1 November 1928, Page 5

AUCTIONS. ATTRACTIVE A UCTTON QALE OF priGH-GRADB OAK AND RIMU FURNIAXMINSTER AND WILTON CARPETS. On Behalf of Several Clients JOHN /X\RLAW Will Sell by Auction, at the Salerooms, 24, WYNDUAM ST. (next Gas Co.'s Offices) rno-MORROW (Friday), rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AT 10.30 ° ,CLOCKAT 10.30 °' CLOCK--4 OAK BEDROOM SUITES' (4 and 5 pieces. 4 GOOD PIANOS (well-known makers). 2 11.M.V. CABINET GRAMOPHONES. 1 EDISON GRAMOPHONE, Console model. 2 SUPERIOR WILTON CARPETS. 12 REV. WOOL FLOOR RUGS (New). 2 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITES 2 ENGLISH FALCO ELECTRIC COOKERS. 3 RIMU OFFICE TABLE'S (2 and 4Drawer). 1 OAK OFFICE TABLE (4-Drawer). 2 SINGER SEWING MACHINES. 2 OAK BUFFETS. 2 ft-PIECE OAK DINING SUITES 6 OAK TABLES. 1 ZERO ICE CHEST. Details: T IVING ROOMS—2 8-PIECE OAK DINi-" ING SUITES (comprising 2 Oak Bufi lets, 2 Oval Oak Dining Tables, 2 6Plece Oak Dining Chairs) ; 3 Rimu Sideboards, 3 Oval Rimu Dining Tables, 2 6-Piece Rimu Dining Suites, 2 O.R. Settees, Squabs and Cusnions. 9 Goat Skin Rugs. 12 AXMINSTER AND REV. ALL-WOOL HEARTH RUGS, Chinese Grass Mats, 2 Wilton Carpets (12 x 9), AXMINSTER HALL RUNNER. MGI « IA - I . R^£L,IPMATS - SILK ELEC. L. SHADES, 1 7-Piece Leather Dining Suite, 2 Tub Chairs (in Shadow T.). 3 O.R. Morris Chairs, Seagrass and Cane Chairs, Occ. Tables. Oak and Rimu Kerbs, 1 Library Chair, 2 Wall Mirrors Overmantels, Wall Bookcases, Jardinieres, China and Glassware, 1 DARK 9^ T 5 OL '* L) TABLE, 4 DARK OAK £J?A ms - - Ext - ° ak Dining Tables. 1 SOLID WALNUT SIDEBOARD, 2 English Oak Carved Chairs. 1 BENARES ? R 4 S &££ A TABr <E, DINNER GONG, 1 CHINESE PANEL (Mother of Pearl), 1 INLAID HALL TABLE (N.Z. Woods), Z J?.?, I J?J. an 4' s ' Falmstands. 1 Telescope, 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (in Moquette). 1 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (in Damask) "DEDROOMS—I 5-PIECE DARK OAK •*-» BEDROOM SUITE (comprising Mirrordoor Wardrobe, Dressing Table and Stool, Pedestal Cupboard, and 4ft Gin lanel Bedstead), 3 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITES, 8 COMB. CHESTS Un Oak, Rimu and Pol. K.), 2 OAK WARDROBES, 2 Rimu Wardrobes, 3 Chests Drawers, Oak and Rimu Pedestal Cupboards, DOUBLE AXD SINGLE OAK AND RIMU BEDSTEADS AND \\. W IRES : Kapok and Silverdown Bedding, Pillows, 1 Silk Bedspread (new, >>0 x 100), Cushions. Bedroom China, 1-loor Rugs, Bedside Tables and Chairs 1 4-PIECE RIMU BEDROOM SUITE AND !\. WIRE, Duchess Pairs, Child's Rimu Cot (4 x. 2), Pictures T7-ITCHEN—2 KITCHEN DRESSERS 4 KITCHEN TABLES, B.W. and Rimu Kitchen Chairs, Chinaware, 2 Meat u ate uu \ Z ?, UO ICK CHEST, Spring K. Blinds, Aim. and En a in. Pots and lans, Brass Pres. Pau.sTEi'LAIiDERS Baby's High Chair, 3 SEWING MACHINES, 2 Lawn Mowers, (iaxden Tools, Couches, W.Wove Settees and .Squabs, B.R. Fenders. 4 RIMU UISi,LAi TAB'LES, 1 CIRCULAR COAT {^R£v,, 1 , a , p^!XCar < )ets ' Linoleums, 2 LEDGER DESKS, Galv. I. Baths, Table Mangle, GENT'S BICYCLE, 25 GALLONS MIXED PAINTS (in'l-Gal and i-Gal Cans), and a Host of Useful Sundries.

AT -I P.M. QFFICE XpLRNITLKE. 1 4-DRAWER OAK OFFICE TABLE 1 5-DRAWER RIMU OFFICE TABLE 1 4-DRAWER RIMU OFFICE TABLE ' 1 2-DRAWER RIMU OFFICE TABLE 1 OAK LIBRARY CHAIR. JOHN pARLAW, AUCTIONEER, 24, WYNDHAM STREET (Next Gas Company's Offices.; PHONE 44-246. 1 BYAuc T * ° *• JJ Y AUCTION. "PRUIT T^ARM. JPRUIT TpARM. FOREST HILL ROAD, HENDERSON. Instructed by Trustees in Estate of WILLIAM STEVENS (Deceased). A TTORNE, T TD., WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS, HORNE'S BUILDINGS, CR. HIGH STREET AND VULCAN LANE. mO-MORROW, TjMUDAY, AT -I P.M. mHE Property comprises 18 ACRES -*- (approximately), 11 acres b"-ing in high-grade orchard, including apples (Red Astrachan about 30 of 40 trees), mid the following export variety :—Gravenstein 150, Golden Pippen 12, Delicious 150, Winesap 30, Dougherty 30 or 40, Grannie Smith 50, Cox's Orange 50, Ballarat 50. Peaches: Golden Queen Mamie Ross Wiggins, Wheatland, Paragon, about 300 peach trees. Pears : Buerre Die], Pachams, Triumph, Bon Chretien, P. Barry, Kiffers, about 50 or 60 altogether, full bearing. Lemons, about 50, Poorman's Oranges, 25 ; Persimmons 15. Plums : Sharp's Early 30, Purple King 30, Doris 20, Sultan 20, Burbank 30. The Farm has a long road frontage, and will, with the rapid growth of residential population in this direction, have great prospective value for subdivision purposes. The Buildings comprise a 5-roomed house, with porcelain bath and basin, 2 open fireplaces, hot and cold water tanks and city water washhouse, copper and tubs. Outbuildings include coalhouse, grain <-md tool shed, cart shed, fowlhouse and run. and large, up-to-date packing shed to enable export packing to be done on the premises. BUYERS! INVESTORS! This Fine Fruit Farm will be offered at Low Reserve, to close estate, and we recommend immediate inspection. Situated on good road, about 1 mile from railway station. Tradesmen call and mail delivered daily. Cards to view and further particulars obtainable from the Auctioneers. ryiLLIAM A TTORNE, T TD.. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE SERVICE, AUCKLAND. :1 UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. AUCKLAND, at the request of the Mortgagee, in Exercise of the Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 99229. ryiLLIAM A TTORNE, J IMITED, Will Sell by Public Auction at their Salerooms, High Street, Auckland, on TUIRIDAY, THE 9ND DAY OF 1928, AT -| P.M.

A LTi THAT PIECE OF LAND, contain- ■**■ ing 17 perches, more or less, being part of Lots 32 and 88 on Deposited Plan 441, which said piece of land is portion of Allotment 138 of Section 10 of the Suburbs of Auckland, and is the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 273. Folio 284, Auckland Registry. The property Is situated at Number 53, Burnley Terrace, Dominion Road, within 6 minutes' walk from either Edendale Road or Dominion Road trams, and has thereon a Wooden House of 4 large rooms and kitchenette, bathroom, porch, electric light and all usual conveniences. The Mortgagee's application, containing an estimate of the value of the land, can be seen at the office of the Registrar at all reasonable times prior to the sale, and a copy may be seen at the Auction Rooms at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. Conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of R. J. N. Crosby, Solicitor for the Mortgagee, Home's Buildings, or at the Office of the Anctioneexa. A