AUCTIONS. f roses. E OSES - EOSESWEDNESDAY, JUNE AT N * J °- V ' -p AD LEY AND QO„ J^D. Will Sell as above on account of MR. __H. CUTLER. Henderson, a Magnificent Collection of CHOICE HIGH-CLASS ROSE Of all varieties, including Dwarfs and Climbers. This catalogue is undoubtedly the finest -election Mr. Cutler has yet offered, and prospective buyers would be well advised to attend the Sale, where Mr. Cutler will personally describe the varieties and give advice to purchasers. JTADLEY AND 00., J^TD. :1S JMPORTANT 0F JJIGH-GRADE TpURNITURE. OARPETS, JpiANO, QRAMOPHONE, AND -pURNISHINGS. gQUIRRELL AND 00., | Instructed by the Owner, who is giving mp housekeeping, will Sell by Public Auction on the premises, NO. RING r i ERRACE, off. Shelly Beach Road, Heme Bay, as follows, on JJIHURSDAY, JUNE 9Q^ AT O'CLOCK. LIVING ROOM.—HIGH-GRADE PIANO (0.5.. Underdamper. by R. Tletze). 1 Siciier Wilton Carpet. 13ft Gin x 12ft (cost 1 Sideboard with Be v. Mirrors. 1 Oa!c .Dining Table, 2 Divan Chairs, in Moiiuette. 1 Black Oak Occ Table, 2 Floor Rugs. 1 COLUMBIA CABINET GRAMOPHONE (cost £150). 100 SPECIALLY" SELECTED RECORDS. 2 Sets Bookshelves. 1 K»>ed Loom Easy Chair. Pictures, Curtains and Blinds, and Sundries. OFFICE.—I Very Fne Oak Office Desk. 1 Office Chair. 1 Douglas Chair. 2 Sets I'.ook Shelves. 1 C'ongoleum Square, 0 "s tJ, 1 Floor Rug. VESTIBULE. —1 Wilton Carpet. 7ft Cin x 7ft 6in. 1 Oak Hall Seat. 2 Cusnions. 1. Oak Palm Stand. 1 Floor Rug and 4 Slip Mats ("black and gold), 20yds Heavy Pile Oarpe:. Runner. BEDROOMS (3).—1 Oak Wardrobe 2 Single Rimu Beds and Wire, best c/uality Kapoks. Sheets. Blankets, etc.. 1 Asm. Carpet. Oft jc t-jft. 1 Rimu Ch.ur, I Cane Chair, 1 Camp Chair. Curfains and Blinds, t Fuiiuze Rimu Bed and Wire, best .juality Kapok. Sheets. Blankets, etc.. I Very Fine Cheval Pair. Curtains and Blinds, 1 Heavy Asm. Carpet, 12ft s 9ft. 1 S.G. Easy Chaur anil Cushion. 1 Oak Occ. Table. I Rimu Comb. Chest, 3 Floor Rugs, 1 Writing Bureau, KITCHEN. ETC.—I Table. 4 Canadian ! Chairs. Linoleum. 1 Floor Rug, 1 Kitchen ! Dresser. 1 Hat Rack. Curtains and Blinds, i 1 Bed Hammock, and the usual range o." sundries. TERMS STRICTLY CASH.. NOTE. —The Furniture and Furnishings in this sale are practically new an-1 in firstclass order. Special attention is I'trawu to the Carpets. Rugs, etc., the desijrns and oi: whieii are beautiful. QiQUIRRELL. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, j HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH ST. :19 EDUCATIONAL. BUSINESS J S 73 RIS K. The last few months have s:cen a welcome revival in trade conditions throughout the Dominion, and experts predict that j the business outlook for the future is es- | ceedingiy bright. I With New Zealand business in a tiourishi ing condition, those who have prepared themselves by specialised study will have -jTJNTOLD QPPORTUNITIES jpop. advancement , Take advantage of Heming,-way's sparetime Postal Tuition to preyare yourself for rapid progress in business. Hemingway's system is practical and 'efficient, beic; the result of over 30 years' specialisation in correspondence instruction. COURSES INCLUDE: Bookkeeping. Accountancy. Law, Banker's Diploma, Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, Teachers' Certificates. Advertising, Salesmanship, Land Agency, Pitman's Shorthand. Invest your spare time in. study. Write to-day for particulars of any of the above Courses. E M ING W AY'S OORRESPONDKNCE OCHOOLS, CHANCERY CHAMBERS, O'CONNELL ST. ! P.O. BON ol f 3. AUCKLAND. B jQ F. ULE IG H OOLLEGE, ANZAC AVENUE. "EMPLOYERS PREFER DRULEIGH STUDENTS." Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Mercantile Law, Economics, Business Letters, Business Methods, Shorthand. Typewriting, Latin (to honours). Mathematics (to honours!, Matriculation. Commercial Art. Dressmaking. Wireless Operators. Electrical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Modern Languages, Journalism. Story Writing. Mental Science, Education (to honours), Proficiency. Workshop Practice and Laboratory for Wireless Operators and Electrical Engineers. G P. O'SHANNASSY, Ph.D. Principal. Tasman Building, Anzac Ave. Phone 4t>-SS4 , IWa \ SHCROFT, 17. Ladies' Mile. Remuera. — • -1 Individual Tuition, Proficiency to Professional, Licensed Surveyor.—Telephone 17-SO2. ® TEACHERS OF DANCING. DAN TOY School of Dancing—Pupils^and . Members please note. To-night s Class and Dance Cancelled. Friday and; Next Tuesday as usual.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 142, 18 June 1929, Page 5
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