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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 202, 27 August 1931, Page 5

AUCTIONS. TTERE'S A NOTHER QREAT A UCTION. TTiRAPERY, /CLOTHING, T>LANKETS, TDEMNANTS, TTOSIERY, 1 0 SO r T C " MOER(> ' W '- AGAIN rT O'CLOCK rriO-MORROW TJIVENING, AND ■JA O'CLOCK SATURDAY TIJORNING. TITORRIS TT'ISSIN WILL CONTINUE mHE rrULK of AUCKLAND T~)RAPERY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, KISSIN'S KASH AND KARRY, DARBY STREET, 2 Doors from Queen St QJPECIAL —TO BE OFFERED AT 11.30 SHARP « ■irr GENT'S SAMPLE SUITS J-1 (Sizes 3 to 7). ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. COMMENCING AT -J A Q A A Ofi JOB REMNANTS OF TWEEDS e ±A\J AND DRESS PIECES. SPECIAL T INB, at o O'clock) OQ BEAUTIFUL QUALITY SATIN QUILTS, mostly 12 by 4. KA PAIRS SUPER ALL-WOOL WHITE O" DOUBLE N.Z. BLANKETS. rrn ALL-WOOL N.Z. TRAVELLING RUGS. SPECIAL —AT rr O'CLOCK mO-MORROW "pVBNING, iKA BEACH TOWELS, AND 300 XOU SURPRISE LOTS AT ANY OLD PRICE. SELLING ALL DAY, COMMENCING AT 1A O'CLOCK SHARP. EVERY CONCEIVABLE LINE OF T\RAPERY AND /CLOTHING. A JJ JONES, AUCTIONEER. 27 T "R "ROBERTSON, T/" 3 " THE BIG QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEERS (opp. J.C.L.), WILL SELL, rnO-MORROW AT -i-i A.M. 1 SMALL HOFFMANN PIANO, 1 HIGH GRADE BRINSMEAD PIANO, 1 BEAUTIFUL SCHAECKE PIANO, 1 JENSEN-MOORE PLAYER PIANO. All Pianos to ne offered at 12 o'clock. 2 IRON SAFES, 3 OFFICE DESKS, 2 WALNUT (Early Victorian) SIDEBOARDS, 1 6-PCE. SPANISH MAHOGANY DRAWING ROOM SUITE (would interest connoisseur), 1 5-PCE. DINING ROOM SUITE, composed of Settee and 4 Chairs (one of the very early designs), 1 3-PCE. TUDOR SUITE (originally brought from England), 4 Leather Chairs, very suitable for smoker's room, 6 Carpets of various designs and colourings, 1 Dark Oval Table with 6 Dark Cane-backed Chairs to match (quite out of the ordinary), 1 OAK BEDROOM SUITE of Fumed Oak (cost when new £05), 6 Other Oak Bedroom Suites of differ-, ent designs, 2 Oak Hall Stands, 6 Settees, 11 Double Bedsteads with Wire (to quit at any price), 1 Pair Twin Oak Bedsteads to match, with Wires and Kapoks, 1 4-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 1 Large Dining Extension Table in Kauri, 1 8-Pce. Leather Suite of Chairs, 1 TIGER Skin, 12 Reversible Woollen Rugs, 6 Odd Easy Chairs (upholstered), 2 Electric Irons, 1 Waffle Machine, 2 China Cabinets 1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (cost £140; good as new; must be sold), 8 KITCHEN DRESSERS, 12 Seagrass Chairs, 3 Travelling Bags, 2 Bookcases, 3 SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINES, ROLLTOP OFFICE DESK, 2 Escritoires in Rimu, 1 OFFICE CABINET FILE, 2 SAFES (Milner), 2 Typewriters, 1 •Califont. GRAMOPHONES, Combination Chests, Oil Paintings, Used Lino., Cots, High Chairs, Overlays. Also, CONTENTS OF FIVE ROOMS, Removed from Mrs. F. H. Thompson's Residence, Windmill Road. Also, 4 ROOMS FURNITURE from the Cartigan Flats. ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO CATALOGUE. AUCTION MART PACKED FULL. J. R."RO__B!rBON. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 27 CJQUIRRELL AND pOY., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALEROOMS. HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET, npO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AT -j -t A.M. A GOOD RANGES, 4 Gas Stoves, 3 Cop- * pers and Stands, Roof Red Paint, 1 Chip Heater, 1 Califont, 5 Sets Kauri Washtubs, 1 sft 6in Porcelain Bath, 1 10 H.P. D.C. Motor and Starter, Lawnmower, Ice Chest, 2 Douglas Pumps, 5 Sets Kauri Stepladders, Wheelbarrows, 1 Motor Box, Signboard, Office Partition, Dinghy, Traveller's Motor Samples (Spotlights, Pumps, Tools), K. Tables, Chairs, Dressers, 10 Comb. Chests, 6 Single Rimu Beds and Wires, 2 4ft 6in Beds and Wires, Bedding, Pillows, 3 Wardrobes, Ped. Cupboards, Side Tables, Oak Bedroom Suite (5 Pieces), Dining Tables, 18 Rimu Chairs, Settees and Squabs, 4 Sideboards, 2 3-Piece Chesterfield Suites, 9 Yards Good Lino., 1 Morris Chair, 2 Gramophones, Cane and Seagrass Chairs, Office Desks, Typist's Tables. 1 Player Piano, 1 7-Valve Sonora-Elec. Wireless Set, 2 Boys' Tricycles. T»OY QJQUIRRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH ST. 27 CHIROPRACTORS. ALAN C TURTILL, Palmer Graduate, 105, Dilworth Bldg. (First Floor), Queen St.. Auckland. Phone 47-246. C DUGGAN, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate), Member N.Z.C.A., Third Floor Winstone Buildings, Queen St. Phone 46-414. l_s GILES AND GILES (Palmer Graduates), Members N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Building, Queen St. Phone 45-525. B T lONEL DUGGAN, 45, Winstone BuildiJ ings, Queen St.—X-Ray Patho-Neuro-meter Service—Phone 44-929. D