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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 193, 17 August 1931, Page 5

AUCTIONS. r< ENERAL pLEARANCE O ALE. £IEORGE1 EORGE J^TD., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, mO-MORKOW (TUESDAY), AT -Q_ A.M. AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET. p ENEBAIi JJOME ■pUBNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, And 2 — P IANOS — 2 Details : x IVING ROOM. — UPRIGHT GRAND Li PIANO bv Miint Bros., walnut case; VERY NICE PIANO by Gibbon; O.R. DINING ROOM t> LUTE, comprising Mirrored Siaebuara, ovnl and 6 Chairs, SINGLh bLtthvu MACHINE, Kauri Sideboard, Easy §£&»*, 4f"^hSWiS Tapestry Suite, ■ CUESILRt ILLD LOUNGE, occ. Tables, S.G. Chans, l'-ilmstanus, Morris Chair, o-I CK CHESTERFIELD SUITE, F oor Rugs. Hallstand, Gramophone and General Living Rooms, Furnishings. TFDROOMS —O.R. BEDROOM SUITE of IH0I«a aartJMt men ts Pedestal Cupboards and bed?oom Punishments of every description. dries too numerous to detail. AND AT 2.30 P ' M ' 13 - "-ss-sr - is o — LADIES' RAINCOATS — g OA PR. - SILK HOSE - 30 PRgUITS, ETC. Q.EORGE J^TD., THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS. SALEROOMS: 249, QUEEN ST. Leonard Coaklev. W. J. Cuttle. Auctioneers. TX7HIPPET TOURER CAR. ** Vctine unaer instructions from a Gentleman Returning to England, GEORGE WALKER, LTD., T^irii^^iiki 1 whS TOURER (1930 Model,. Only done 50W) Miles. In Perfect Running Order. On View Morning of Sale. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneer^ ™r QOATS pUR QOATS. -pUR QOATS JIUR QOATS.

SALE TnXTRAORDINARY. Hi pEORGE -yy-ALKER, J^TD., AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY -^ AT -j "J O'CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from a Leading Furrier Firm, -who are going out of business, £2000 — V J^_ E — TjiUR QOATS QOATS. -pUR QOATS pUR QOATS. TpUR QOATS JITJR QOATS. OTOLES, AND /CHOKERS. QTOLES, -VTECKLETS AND /CHOKERS. Comprising:— AK , FUR COATS, including Musquash, 4:0 Marmot, Flank Musquash, Squirrel, Trimmed Scaline, Coney Seal, Beaver Coney, Kid, Leopard, Etc., Etc. on FOXES AND TIES, including White J.DU Foxes. Genuine Stone Marten, Squirrel Ties, Fitch, Marmot, Opossum and other Choice Ties. Also, O pULL-SIZE -jypDELS. NOTE —These Coats and Necklets on view from Tuesday, August 18, 12 noon, at our Downstairs Salerooms. ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Q EORGE J^TD., SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. MOTOR SERVICES.

A UCKLAND - WHANGAR|ST3SKI KEI— £1. 13U3SSfl KAITAIA— £2. LEAVE DAILY, 8.30 A.M. 2 5/ S^Vc^L^rrA r R I G°A n v&L l E^2s/ Leave Daily 9.30 a.m. CARS LEAVE CHESS TAXIS, Corner Albert and Victoria Streets. Bo °^^. 8 .Ifflffilk^A N»*£ RO A T N oW H i^ IN T G A S nPO DAILTI One-Day Service. No Changing Cara. Fare, £2 10/, Single. £4 10/ Return. CHECKER, Phone 46-800, or LAYCOCK 14, Fort St. jwimuuuuLuuuuuuuut T>OOKING OFFICE, ««KlJ«l*<3alK JD PHONE 46-800. £1 ~ N EW p LTMOUTH ~£l ""BOOKING OFFICE: CHECKER, N.Z. INSURANCE BLDGS. PHONE 46-800. Cars leave from Laycock and Faithfull. 14, Fort Street. Phone 43-146. D WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE. A UCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.— J\. Choice Port Wine, 30/ per case, freight paid.—Phone 44-409. D TNVALID Port, 45/; Claret, 45/; Red, X 48/ ; Sherry, 48/ ; Extra Special Sherry, 60/; Special Reserve Port, 60/. Freight paid, delivery free.—Corban's, "The Wine People," Mount Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson, or 31, Fort Street, City. Phone 42-463. P RICH Port Wine, 25/; 2 gallons at depot; bring jars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. T TNPRECEDENTED Quality — Port, U Sherry, Claret, only 30/ case; freight paid.—Phoenix Wines, Phoenix Chambers, D QA / —CASE—Frontignac, rich, sweet Red OU/ wine, delivered. Freight Paid. — Crown Wines, Elliott St. Phone 47-135. 3D FRUIT FOR SALE. A PPLES.—Choice Desserr, excellent keepers, 6/ and 4/; rail paid; satisfaction guaranteed.—H. E. Cole, Kaukapakapa. X>