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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 173, 24 July 1930, Page 5

1 AUCTIONS. ACTIVE RUCTION S ALE OF gUPERIOR JJOME JpURNISHINGS "WILL BE CONDUCTED' BY QEORGB LTD- . AT THE GREAT AUCTION' SALEROOMS. : 240, QUEEN STREET, ipO-MORROW JjiRIDAY, AT A.M. SHARP. Q.OOD .QOLLECTION OF IOAR TENTERS' rpOOLS. Also : ' LADDERS. PAPERHANGER'S TRESTLE', PLANK'S, COUNTER TOP. 3 G AS S' rOVEsg pLUNGE JJATHS, ETC. AT 11.15 A;iIjgUPERIOR JJOME TpURNISIIINGS. Removed to our Spacious Salerooms for Convenience of Sale. AT -j O'CLOCK, y JgILLIARD JOINING rpABLE, AS NEW, COMPLETE WITH BALLS. CUES AND MARKER. AT 13() P.M., '|H" ANDS OK£i jp LAYER jjp lAN 0, EQUAL TO NEW. "Y'ERY jpiNE JJAAKE piAXO. Also: i 9 QTHDR .Q-OOD piANOS. AND , 2 "yyiRELESS jgETS AND g PE A EE RS. AND AT 9 gQ, P.M., 10 — ,w iLTO3 ® ANL> J^L XM . IX:STE,E C iRP£TS -10 ASSORTED SIZES. Furnishing Catalogue Includes: — 2 CHOICE OAK BEDROOM SUITES, Complete. OAK DINING ROOM SUITE of 8 Pieces. SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in Genoa Velvet. 2 OAK CHINA CABINETS. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 3 Pieces, with Cabriole Legs. VERY FINE It I MIT DINING ROOM SUITE. HANDSOME RIMU LEADLIGHT BOOKCASE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Wool Moquette. RIMU BEDROOM SUITE of 4 Pieces. 2 SINGER DROPHE'AD SEWING MACHINES, ETC. Details:— T IVING ROOM—HANDSOME CABLENELSON PLAYER PIANO (equal to new, lovely tone), Music Rolls, VERY FIN'IE HAAKE PIANO (overstrung and underdamper, good tone), 2 OTHER GOOD PIANOS, Piano Seat, CHOICE OAK DINING ROOM SUITE (comprising Pretty Sideboard, Oval Est. Dining Table and 6 11.8. Oak Dining Chairs, en suite), Dinnerware. Glassware, 2 OAK CHINA CABINETS, Vases, Rev. and Ax. Floor Rugs, SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD SUITE of 3 Pieces (uphol. in Genoa Velvet), Cushions, Pictures, B.C. Kerb, VERY FINE RIMU DINING SUITE (comprising Mirrored Buffet, 'Round Dining Table and 6 Dining Chairs to match). HANDSOME RIMt LEADLIGHT BOOKCASE. 2 MORRIS CHAIRS AND 4 SIDE CHAIRS (uphol. in Fig. Velvet), VERY FINE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (uphol. in Wool Moquette), OAK SETTEE with Velvet Squab. Seagrass Chairs, Palmstands, Etc., Etc. T>.E DROOMS—2 CHOICE! OAK BEDROOM - U SUITES (each comprising Spacious Mirrored "Wardrobes and. Dressing Chests, Toilet Cabinets and Full-size Bedsteads, en suite), U.S. Wire Wove. Wool and Good Kapok Bedding and Pillows, Seagrass Chairs, Bedside Tables. Toiletware, Blankets, Sheets and Household Linen, VERY FINE OAK BEDROOM SUITE of 3 pieces (comprising Dressing Chest, Toilet Cabinet and Full-size Panel Bedstead and Wire Wove), Rev. and Ax. Floor Rugs, Blinds, Curtains. GOOD RIMU BEDROOM SUITE of 4 Pieces (complete with all equipment), ODD RIMU AND KAURI DRESSING CHESTS. D. and S. Rimu Bedsteads and "Wire Woves, Kapok and Mixture Mattresses, Pillows. Chests of Drawers and Bedroom Furnishings of All Kinds. 77"ITCHEN—KITCHEN DRESSER. A.B. and Canadian Chairs, Kitchen Tables, Dinnerware and Crockery, Cooking Utensils. Glassware, Lawnmower, All Garden Tools and Sundries too numerous to detail. 10.15 A - M * SEARR Q.EORGE "yyALKER, J^TD., THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET (Next Smith and Caughey's). LEONARD COAKLEY, W. J. CUTTLE, Auctioneers. 24 UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND and in exercise of the Power of Sale contained in Deed of Mortgage, registered in the District Registry Office at Auckland under Number 318871, JjIRIDAY, JULY 25 . 1930 > AT NOON. Q QARR AND gON, Will Sell by Public Auction at their Auction Mart in Swanson Street, Auckland, on the above date, A LL THAT PARCEL OF LAND situated in the Parish of Waitemata in the County of Eden, being Lot Forty-nine (49) of a subdivision of part Allotment Eleven (11) of .Section Ten (10) of the Suburbs of Auckland, being all the land comprised and described in a certain Deed of Mortgage registered in the District Registry Office at Auckland as Number 318871. The buildings consist of a five (5)-roomed wooden house, iron roof, with modern conveniences, including electric light. The house Is known as number Nine (9), Norman Street, Mount Eden, and is at present let for Twenty-seven shillings and sixpence (27/6) per week. The mortgagee's application containing his estimate of the value of the land may be seen at the office of the Registrar at all reasonable times prior to the sale and at the Auction Mart at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. For particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneers- or to the Mortgagee's Solicitors. Messrs. Ray and Oliphant, Oliphant Chambers, 10, High Street. Auckland. :24 MOUNT ALBERT SHOPPING. CHILDREN'S Footwear—Patent 1-bar Shoes, 10 to 13, 9/11; 1 and 2, 12/11. McAlpine's. H l