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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 117, 20 May 1931, Page 5

■ AUCTIONS. ATTRACTIVE JfIURNISHING gALE. AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET. QEORGE -yyALKER, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. /JIO-MORROW fJIHURSDAY, AT O'CLOCK. ' Acting under instructions from Mrs. £ Seymour, The Drive, Epsom, IJIHE -yyHOLE OF THE jyj-ODERN JJOME JjUJRNISHINGS ; AND » "£JPRIGHT Q.RAND J VERS ON JpIANO. • ELECTRIC CABINET GRAMOPHONE. WIRELESS SET. j GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK. > 2 OAK BEDROOM SUITES. OAK DINING SUITE. t 2 CHESTERFIELD SUITES. MAPLE CHINA CABINET. [ 3 CARPET SQUARES. CHOICE VASES AND BRIC-A-BRAC. Details: — Living room.—magnificent upright GRAND IVERSON PIANO, in Rosewood Case, good tone, full iron frame, cost £ 125 ; Piano Stool, HONOS CABINET GRAMOPHONE, Gramophone (electrical control), cost £37 10/ ; OAK DINING SUITE of 8 Pieces, comprising Oval-mirrored Sideboard, Lined-top Dining Table and 6 Oak H.B. Dining Chairs; Easy Chair in Shadow Tissue, MAPLE CHINA CABINET, Tea Wagon, Itocking Chair, GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK in Oak, Reversible and Axminster Rugs, Oak Morris Chair, Pictures, Paintings, Seagrass Chair, 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE in English Wool Moquette, Cake Stand, Wilton Carpet Square 10.6 x 9, Dull-polished Corner Seat, Singer Drophead Sewing Machine (as new), VERY FINE WIRELESS SET, all complete; Cushions, Blinds, Cut Crystal, Brass Vases. Breakfast room.—B-piece dining SUITE, comprising Buffet, Sideboard, i Oval Table and 6 H.B. Dining Chairs, polished in black; Vases, Ornaments, Dinner Set, Tea Set, Oak Fire Screen, Settee and Squab, B.C. Screen, B.C. Kerb, Cutlery, 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Genoa Velvet, Pictures, Books, Indian Rugs, Tapestry, Hall Curtains, Oiled Rimu Hallstand. Bedrooms.— superior oak bedroom SUITE in Mole Oak, cost £47 10/, comprising large L.L. Wardrobe, Dressing. Table, Seat, Toilet Cupboard and Fullsize Bedstead and Wire, Kapok ; Bedding, Pillows, Quilts, Bed Linen, 1 Curtains, Kauri Chest, Reversible Rugs, 1 Brown Oak Bedroom Suite of 4 pieces, ; comprising Oval-mirrored Wardrobe, ' Cheval Dressing Chest, Toilet Cupi board and Panelled Bedstead and Wire, | Single Rimu Bedstead and Wires, ! Single Mattresses, O. Rimu Chest, • 4-Pce. Oak Bedroom Suite (golden shade), Comb. Chests, Box Ottoman, i Bedroom Chairs. KITCHEN.— KITCHEN TABLE, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, W. Board, Lawn- ' mower, Primus, Gas Iron, Kerb, Scales, ' Mixing Bowl, Clock, Enamelware, etc., | etc. QEORGE - yy ALKER « Jj TD " THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION ROOM, 249, QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. 20 fjART'S, ART'S, J^TD. WAREHOUSE FURNITURE AND FITTINGS BY AUCTION. gQUIRRELL AND QO. Instructed by L. C. H. DAWSON, ESQ., as Receiver for the Debenture Holders. Will Sell by Public Auction on the Premises, HART'S, LTD., WAREHOUSE, HIGH ST., CITY, ON fJIHUESDAY, ]\/fAY AND JpRIDAY, 22.' AT "J O'CLOCK EACH DAY. IJ JjJILOORS OF JIIXTURES, AND QFFICE JJIURNITURE, As Follows: — GROUND FLOOR.—Large Quantity Platoglass Shelves (all sizes), 1 Very Fine Toilet Show Stand, 1 16-drawer Rimu Cabinet, Quantity Brass-cased Tubing, 6 N.P. Handkerchief Stands, Umbrella Show Stands, Hosiery Display Stands, Shelving, Fixtures, Counters and Fittings, Large Quantity Window and Dls. play Stands (all sizes), Shop Chairs and Stools, 1 SODA FOUNTAIN, COMPLETE (new, cost £250), 1 Elect. Milk Shake Machine, 1 Very Fine Rimu Stationery or Book Cabinet, Tables (all sizes), 1 Framed Mirror, sft 6ln x 4ft 6in. FLOOR No. 1.—5 Framed Mirrors (all sizes), Coat Racks, 2 E.P. Revolving Tie or Soek Stands, Partitions, Suelving, Counters, Shop Chairs and Stools, 20 Tables (all sizes), Step Ladders, and Sundries. FLOOR No. 2.—Plate-glass Show Case, Sft x Ift 6in x Ift 6in (suitable Jeweller), 1 Glass Counter Show Case, Large Quantity Kauri Shelving, 20 Counters and Shop Stands, etc. FLOOR No. 3—2 Oak Roll-top Desks, 1 Office Safe, 28 x 22 x 22, 2 Oak Swivel Office Chairs, 1 Typist Chair, 1 Office Table with drawers, 1 6-drawer Steel Filing Cabinet, Oak Office Chairs, 1 Remington Typewriter, 1 Burroughs Adding Machine, 1 Time Clock, 1 Dressmaker's Model Singer Sewing Machine, 1 Electric Iron, 1 Hat Stretcher, 2 Hand Mirrors, Garment Stands, 1 FINE SHOW CASE, 6ft 6in x Cft 6in x 2ft 6in; Shelving, Counters and Shop Fittings, 3 Wilton Carpets, Floor Rugs, 1 DRESSMAKER'S MIRROR ON STAND, 4ft x 2ft 9in; Oval Tables, Hat and Dress Stands, 20 Dressmaker's Models, 1 7ft Oak Garment Stand, 4 FRAMED MIRRORS, 6ft x 3ft 6in; Oak Chair 3, Curtains, Brass Coat Racks, 2 6ft x 3ft Framed Mirrors, 3 Framed Mirrors, 200 Rimu and N.P. Window Stands, 100 Hat Stands, and Sundries, 10 Measuregraphs (for measuring and cutting material accurately), 1 Working Model. FLOOR No. 4.—18 Fire Extinguishers, Shelving, Large Quantity Good Kauri Timber (all sizes), and Sundries. FLOOR No. 5.—1 JOHN TANN OFFICE , SAFE (48 x 30 x 24), 1 4-dr. Rimu 1 Filing Cabinet, 1 2-drawer Filing Cabinet, Office Tables, Settees and Chairs, 1 Inderograph Machine and Cabinet, 1 Duplicator, 1 Tucker's Cash Till, Stationery, Office Fixtures, 20,000 Envelopes, Office Files and Sundries, 150 ft Kauri Shelving, 25 Counters and Shop Fittinsrs, 1 VERY FINE OAK OFFICE TABLE, 7ft x 3ft 6in; Oak Office Chairs, Quantity Law Books 1 ("N.Z. Gazette," etc), and Sundries. FLOOR No. 7.—1 Work Table, 7 x 4 ; 1 Cane Lounge, Pigeon Holes, Chairs, Store . Trucks, Timber, Signboards, Stationery and Books, 3 Zinc-lined Piano Cases, ' Benches, and Fittings. BASEMENT. —Shelving, Timber, Shop Fittings, Hampers, Packing Baskets, 20 Clothes Baskets, Office Fixtures, Window Fittings, Store Trucks, Trestle Tables, 20 Brooms, Rubbish Bins, Buckets, 6 60ft Canvas Fire Hoses and Nozzles, and a Huge Quantity Sundries too numerous to detail. 1 Bale Brown Wrapping Paper, £cwt Twine. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ORDER OF SALE: FLOOR 7 DOWN TO BASEMENT. ROY gQUIRRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET. Phone 44-398. :20 JgUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. JpitlDAY, "jy,j~AY 29 1931, AT P-M----gAMUEL -y'AILE AND gONS, J^TD., Instructed by the Auckland City Council, will Sell by Public Auction, for Removal, at their Rooms, 83, Queen St., on above date, HOUSE and Outbuildings, situated at near end of THE ESPLANADE, KOHIMARAMA; 21 days allowed for removal.