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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 15, 18 January 1930, Page 5

AUCTIONS, . r -JJRGENT gHOET g ALE - - QEORGE yy ALK ? R ' Xi TD " On the Premises, QXTON J^DENDALE. M OND.U- N EXT,' JAN. 2 (), ' O'CLOCK. (Take Edendale Trams to Oxton Road, r near Terminus.) Favoured with instructions from T. P. Lees, Esq., who is leaving the district, JJIS gUPERIOR JJOUSEHOLD JIURNISHINGS, piANO AND jgJFFECTS. ' DETAILS: ] T IVING ROOM—UPRIGHT IRON-FRAME 1J J. AND J. HOPKIXSON, LONDON, PIANO (a sweet, mellow tone and can fully recommend), Handsome New Artdesigned Oak Sideboard, Oak Extension Dining Table (heavy, club-legged), 3-I'ce. OCCAS. SUITE, 2-Pce. Chesterfield Lounge and Divan Chairs in best of Moquette, Large Moquette Chair in good moquette, Axminster Carpet Square, All-wool Reversible Rugs, FULL CABINET OAK GRAMOPHONE, mellow tone, cost £33; CHOICE COLLECTION RECORDS, ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER (in good order), Pictures, Cut-glass Tumblers and Jugs, Cushions, 3-pce E.P. Tea Service, E.P. Solid Oak Tray 2 French Bronze Figures, OAK HALL RACK, Umbrella, Terra Cotta Umbrella Stand, Coir Mat, Carpet Runner, Pictures, LARGE OAKFRAMED MIRRORS, Bow-fronted solid OAK BEDSTEAD, Wire Wove and best of. Kapok Bedding, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Towels. Table Linen, Oak Dressing Table, Oak Pedestal Cupboard, Pillow Shams. • EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-MADE KAURI AND PURIRI VENEERED WARDROBE (cost £25, a real good piece of workmanship), Allwool Reversible Rugs, Work Basket, OAK BEDSTEAD. WIRE AND BEST OF KAPOK BEDDING, Single and Rimu Bedsteads and Bedding, Comb. Cliest, Bedroom Sundries, Jardinieres, O.R. Sideboard, DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE (in good order), Oval Dining Table. Oak Settee and Real Shadow Tissue Squab," Oak Dining Chairs, Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Electric Iron, Garden Tools, Lawnmower, Oak Square Table and Usual Household Sundries. NOTE.—To those furnishing we would recommend to view. On view for morning of sale only. NO RESERVES. TERMS CASH. QEORGE J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND -VALUERS. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttlo, Auctioneers. 18 fpO JJVEAROOM pROPRIETORS - AND Q.ENERAL pUBLIC. Q.EORGE iJ^TD., Instructed by the Owner, who is giving up business, will Sell on the Premises, JJUNX'S rpEA AND £J.ItILL J^OOMS, 434, UPPER QUEEN STREET (Opposite Town Hall), On yyEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 AT O'CLOCK. Details of Furnishings: NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (threepence to three pounds), LARGE QUANTITY' OF WALKER AND HALL'S COFFEE POTS, Teapots, Milk and Sugar Basins", WALKER AND HALL CUTLERY, . Crockery, Marble-top Counter, Brass Jardinieres and Plaques, Palms tands, 32 11.8. RIMU CHAIRS, with tip-out seats; C TEA TABLES, 12 A.B. CHAIRS, 8 PARTITIONS, with Upholstered .Leather Seats; O.R. Dinner Wagon, Glassware, Crockery, Ornaments, 3 E.P. Cake Tins, Pictures, Axminster Runner, Linos., RIMU CORNER CUPBOARD, Electric Fan, Curtains, Clock, Hall Seat, 2 Hat-Coat Racks, 3 Kitchen Tables, Rimu Chest, Wingle Rimu Bed. Wire, 4 AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES (sizes 12 x 0. 10.6 x 9, 9 x 7.(5, ox 6), Electric Shades, Eureka Junior Gas Stove and 2 other Gas Stoves, Gas Grillers, Califont, Chip Cutter. Mincer, Fry Pans, Oval Boilers, Enamel Ware, Stone Jars, Emery Wheel, Full Range Cooking Utensils, Dustbin, Buckets, LARGE ICE CHEST, and All Requisites. NOTE. —The above is a fine selection of Tearoom Furnishings. Special attention to Walker and Hall's Service. QEOIIGE J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, NEXT SMITH AND CAUGHEY'S. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. 18 HAVING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM TRUSTEE, QEORGE YV ALKEK ' Jj TD " WILL SELL ON THE GROUNDS, BY TUBLIC AUCTION, JJIHURSDAY, JANUARY 23, AT NOON * J£AURI JEWELLING OF 6 SPACIOUS ROOMS. NO. 61, LOWER QUEEN ST., ONEHUNGA. Also, IJIHE QOMPLETE JJOUSEHOLD JpURNISHINGS, Including SCOTCH CHESTS, Occ. Tables, Duchess Chests, Walnut Table, Crockery, Lino*., Mats, Marble Clock, Sewing Machine,. Single Beds, and a Fine Lot of carpenter's Tools. Everything is in good condition. NO RESERVES. NOTE. —Homeseekers would be well advised to inspect this property. Large Section with fruit trees. The House has every convenience and is in good repair. QEORGE •yyALKER, AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN STREET. - PRELIMINARY QREEN JpURNITURE ;<^ALE rpHURSDAY, JANUARY AT O'CLOCK. Actinc under instructions from J. PEARCE, ESQ., who is giving up House£TD., WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES, 182,1 GREEN LANE. HIS COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD, OAK AND RIMU FURNISHINGS, HANDSOME PIANO, and Fine Lot of Carpenters and Bricklayers' Tools. FULL DETAILS LATER. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. jgE ASIDE JgACH AND JJIURNITURE. HJURRAY'S gAY. WITH FINE CORNER SECTION. Instructed by Mrs. F. M. PETTY, QEORGE JJK>Will Sell at their GREAT SALEROOMS, , QUEEN STREET, JjIRIDAY, JANUARY 31, AT O'CLOCK. A4-ROOMED BACH, situated right on the beach, large motor shed and tool and wood shed. The Bach « furnished to iccommoflate 7 persons. Magnificent views, Larg™sleeping porch. An ideal site for a TEA ROOMS and Hot Water Reserve. A most popular little Bay. FURNITURE . INCLUDED. " Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Land Auctioneers. -'30