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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 102, 2 May 1931, Page 5

AUCTIONS. -pvISSOLUTION OF T)ARTNERSHIP QALE. QPORTS OUTFITTERS AND TCTANCY QOODS. COMPULSORY SALE UNDER UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES. QEORGE TTLALKER, J/D., Instructed by the Arbitrator, owing to a Disagreement in a Dissolution Partnership, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET, jy-ONDAY JVTEXT, £ AT -J-j A.M. THE WHOLE OF THE HIGH GRADE STOCK OF SPORTING GOODS, JEWELLERY, INDIAN BRASSWARE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, Consigned from the Hawke's Bay Earthquake Area. Details Include: GOLF CLUBS, FOOTBALLS, HOCKEY STICKS, TENNIS RACQUETS, and Other Sports Goods. STOCK OF JEWELLERY, including Diamond Rings, Gold and Silver Watches and Chains. PRISMATIC BINOCULARS, FIELD GLASSES, GRAMOPHONES, VIOLINS, UKULELES, BANJOS. PIANO ACCORDIONS, TELESCOPES, FINE COLLECTION INDIAN BRASSWARE. CLOCKS, CUTLERY, CUT GLASSWARE, CHINA WARE. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, Etc., Etc In addition to the above stock, THE UNCLAIMED GOODS in the Repair Department, consisting of Watches, Clocks, and General Assortment of Jewellery, etc. THE WHOLE ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE.—Our instructions from the arbitrator are that everything MUST BE SOLD. This Sale presents a wonderful and unique opportunity for the General Public Q.EORGE TyALKER, T TD. f AUCTIONEERS AND FURNISHERS, Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. o gPECIAL AUCTION i^ALE. OUITS. £IUITS. CfUITS. QUITS. J)OWN QUILTS. T)OWN QUILTS. JJOWN QUILTS. JTJOWN QUILTS. QARPETS. QARPETS. QUANTITY QROCKERY AND JJOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES. On Behalf of Whom it May Concern, QEORGE \ATALKER, T TD., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS 249, QUEEN STREET, ■yyEDNESDAY -ftyTAY & AT 11 A.M. SUITS (all brand new)—lso 150—MEN'S SUITS (all brand new)—lso All Sizes, First-class Material. 60 — GENUINE IMPORTED DOAVN QUILTS — CO 60 — GENUINE IMPORTED DOWN QUILTS — 60 10 ONLY NEW ENGLISH WILTON CARPET SQUARES. All Sizes. Just Landed. Also Quantity of Crockery, Glassware, etc. And 200 LOTS SECOND-HAND CLOTnES 200 ORDER OF SALE: CLOTHING—II A.M. QUILTS AND CARPETS—I2.3O P.M. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Etc.—l.3o P.M. NOTE—The whole of the above collection is well worthy of inspection, and is for absolute sale. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVES. p EORGE VJTTALKER, T TD., AUCTIONEERS AND FURNISHERS. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY "VTOTICE. JJECEASED "p STATE. rnwo T)AYS' a uction. rpo /collectors, t overs of a RT mo /collectors, t overs of a rt AND A NTIQUES. AND A NTIQUES. Acting under Instructions from THE N Z INSURANCE CO., EXECUTORS IN THE ESTATE OF C. F. THOMAS (Deceased), late Trust Manager for N.Z. Insurance Company, /C EORGE TT7ALKEU, T TD., WILL SELL IN THEIR GREAT AUCTION ROOMS, DOWNSTAIRS, QUEEN ST., TTIS /COMPLETE TTOUSEHOLD •pWRNISIIINGS AND (COLLECTION OF QLD iCIIINA AND /CRYSTAL. Removed from his Country Home for Convenience of Sale. WEDNESDAY AND mHURSDAY, M AY 13, M AY 14, AT -Jjl O'CLOCK EACH DAY. GENUINE OLD PEWTER. OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE. OLD LITERATURE. SEMI-CUT CRYSTAL. OLD WEDGWOOD WARE. OLD ROYAL DOULTON. OLD MASON STONE CHINA. VALUABLE OLD COMMUNION TABLE, from a Monastery. MAHOGANY WARDROBE. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD DINING TABLE. MAHOGANY CHESTS, MAHOGANY BED. PERSIAN CARPET. DINING CHAIRS, OLD CHIPPENDALE DESIGNS. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD. COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONE. WILTON CARPETS, MEZZAPORE CARPETS. OLD MAHOGANY SEAMAN'S CHEST. REVOLVING BOOKCASE. SET ENCYCLOPEDIA BIUTANNICA. GOLD TAPESTRIES. MAGNIFICENT OLD LACQUER BONES. COMPLETE OUTFIT OF LINEN, CUTLERY, CROCKERY. Fuller Particulars Later. THESE GOODS WILL BE ON VIEW FROM MONDAY, MAY 11, FROM 12 O'CLOCK. iC EORGE \ATALKER, T TD., THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, NEXT SMITH AND CAUGMEY'S. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. WINES FOR SALE. AUCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.— Choice Port Wine, 30/ per case, freight paid.—Phone 44-400. D TNVALID Port, 45/; Claret, 45/; Red, X 4S/ : Sherry, 38/ ; Extra Special Sherry, 60/ ; Special Reserve Port, 60/. Freight paid, delivery free. State occupation.— Corban aiid Co.. The Wine People, 31, Fort St. Phone 42-4(>3. D RICH Port Wine. 25/ 2 gallons at depot; bring jars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. p *">A / CASE—Frontignac, rich sweet Red OxJ/ Wine, delivered, freight paid.— Crowtf Wines, Elliott St. Phone 47-135. D