Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 244, 15 October 1929, Page 5

AUCTIONS. "jT)EVONPORT AUCTION "DOOMS. fTIO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT "J P.M. E. N.~M ELYILLE ' Will Sell on Account of Owner, giving up housekeeping, C<OLID f)AK -CIURNITURE AND TfIURNISHINGS. OAK BUFFET SIDEBOARD. OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE (3ft Gin to 3ft), OAK HALLSTAND SEAT, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and 2 Divan Chairs, WILTON CARPET SQUARE, 2- WOOL RUGS 7 x 4, 2 Congoleum Squares (0 x 6, 9 x 12), 4 Rooms Good Linoleums, 2 Seagrass Chairs, Cane Easy Chair, Child's High Chair, Box Ottoman Couch, Palmstands, Occ Tables, Rimu Settee and Squab, 2 Oval Rimu Tables, Blinds, China Cabinet, VERY NICE SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE (including Double Mirrored Wardrobe, 3 RIMU COMB. CHESTS, 2 Full-size Rimu Bedsteads and W. Woves), Kapok and Flax Mattresses. 4 Single and Three-quarter Rimu Bedsteads and Wires, 2 HOSPITAL BEDSTEADS, Flock and Kapok Mattresses, Chest Drawers, Night Commode, Child's Cot, Washstands, Toilet Ware, Bedside Mats, 2 Kitchen Cupboards,' 3 Tables, 0 Cand. Chairs, Crockery, Garden Tools and General Sundries, Toy Car, Sack Truck, Lady's Bicycle. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. E. N.~~M ELVILLE ' AUCTIONEER AND HOUSE FURNISHER, DEVONPORT. 15 TTNIQUE U TTNEESERYED U Q<ALE. mO-MORROW (W.ED.),' IAOA A.M. "pEST TTOME. THE AUCKLAND AUCTIONEERING pO., 10, CUSTOMS. ST. W., WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES OF THE ABOVE. .TWO ENTRANCES (from Esplanade ltd., r Mt. Eden, from View Rd., Dominion Rd.). POMPLETE MODERN FURNISHINGS IN OAK AND ASH. WILTON CARPETS, TENTS, WALNUT OVAL TABLE, SHEETING, BLANKETS, CROCKERY, ETC. NO RESERVES. IVAN H. JONES, Auctioneer. 15 OALE T>r IyrORTGAGEE. HOUSE PROPERTY SITUATED AT NO. 30. COLLINGWOOD STREET, PONSONBY. TjIRIDAY, QCTOBER i Q AT ATOON

p TJV TJEXNETT, T TD., Instructed by the Mortgagee, acting under Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 173769, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Auction Rooms, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland, on above date, ALL THAT PIECE OP LAND having a frontage of 31 feet 9 inches by a depth of 66 feet (approximately), being part of Allotment 11 on Deposited Plan No. and being part of Section 48 of the City of Auckland, together with the Dwellinghouse of 5 rooms and detached washhonse erected thereon. Further Particulars and Conditions of Sale on application to the Auctioneers, or to MESSRS. JOHNSTON, COATES AND FEE, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Safe Deposit Buildings, High Street, Auckland. jl7 TTVRYDEN' gTREET, QREY -£YNN> qiMl-BUNGALOW, K TJOOMS. ADJOINING THE PARK. TjIRIDAY, QCTOBER AT % P - M ' QAMUEL -yAILE AND gONS, J^TD., "Will Sell by Public Auction at their. Rooms, 83,-XJueen Street, on above date, DESIRABLY SITUATED HOUSE, 5 rooms, kitchenette and bathroom, known as No. 51, Dryden St.; large living room with corner fire and door to glassed-in sun room; breakfast room with open fire; kitchenette •with h.p.d. Orion range and gas stove; 3 bedrooms; built-in window seats and wardrobes; pore, b and fe washhouse and large -workshop. SECTION, approx. 40ft x 132 ft, attractively laid out in garden, rockeries, lawn, fruit trees; fowlhouse and. runs; extensive concrete paths Terms £700, may remain on mortgage. Abuts the Park at back. :li QALE BY TyTORTGAGEE. "PIARMLET, 23 AC " JJ EKI)ERSON - XpRIDAY, QCTOBER 25 1029 ' AT O P.M. gAMUEL yAILE AND gONS, J^TD., Instructed by the Mortgagee, acting in 'exercise of Power of Sale in Mortgage No 331614, will Sell by Public Auction at their rooms, 83, Queen Street, Auckland, on the above date. SUBURBAN FARMLET of 23 acres, situated half a mile from Te Atatu Post Office and 5 miles from Henderson Railway Station, being Lot S2 of subdivision of Allotment 4, Parish of Waipareira; 12 acres flat land, watered by well and tanks. Improvements comprise House of 4 rooms, two sheds, fencing, clearing and grassing. Further particulars and terms of sale from Auctioneers or from Messrs. Napier, Herman and Smith, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. : -^

SEEDS, PLANTS AND GARDEN. CHRYSANTHEMUMS! 150 Choicest Exhibition and Decorated Varieties, 7/6 and 10/ dozen. Catalogue free.— Cullen, Waimauku. ' 19 GHOICB Double Carnations; Exhibition Pansies, 2/6; Red, Blue and Yellow Primroses, 6/; Calceolarias, Argentina Pea, 5/ dozen.—Palmer. Glen Eden. B EXHIBITION Chrysanthemums, finest named varieties, 12/ dozen, posted free; catalogue free. —McMahon's, Pah Av.. Epsom. . GARDEN Tools, Special Lime for Sweetening Soil, Tomato and Pea Stakes, Props.—Andrew, 191, Dominion Rd. 15 LADIOLUS ! 12 Choicest Varieties, 7/6 and 10/; Choice Mixture, 5/ dozen. Plant now.—Cullen. Waimaukn. 19 ONION Plants, Straw coloured: 4/ 1000, 1/4 postage.—Tregedga, 210, Church St.. Te Papapa. 'Phone 12-652. xl 7 TOMATOES, all varieties, 1/ doz., seedlings 1/3, postage extra. —Battersby. 134. Ponsonby Rd. xl 7 -j C) DIFFERENT Packets Flower or VegeX.U fable Reeds, present , sowing: 2/6. r , og tP(l,—TL Collis. 648. Dominion Rd. B Tfl A R L 1 pRODUCE. MARKET GARDENERS, LTD., WELLINGTON. CONSIGN YOUR EARLY TOMATOES, POTATOES, PEAS. BEANS. ETC., To TVTARKET QARDENERS, J™., FRUIT AND PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. HIGHEST VALUES OBTAINED.

MOTOR SERVICES. JV OORBETT AND WINDER'S JB AUCKLAND-THAMES-C~ jT COROMANDEL V V WHITE STAR PIONEER \A !fe4 MOTOR SERVICE. HUDSON SEDAN CARS. Leaves Auckland, 20. Customs Street—S.3o a.m.. 3.30 p.m.. Sundays 6.30 p.m. Leaves Thames, White Star Office—7.3o a.m., 3 p.m., Sundays 9.30 a.m. Leaves Coromandel, 9.30 a.m.. Sundays excepted. Auckland Booking Office —20, Customs St. Telephones: 44-13S, and 42-468. ' ' Thames Telephones: 241, 263. Fares: Thames, 11/6 Single. 21/ Return. Auckland to Coromandel. 23/ Single, 41/ Return. CORBF-T'T AND WINDER Ppbm. ra