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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 262, 5 November 1931, Page 5

AUCTIONS. QREAT pOR QAMPERS. 50 N BW ' g EASON ' S T®NTS. AND A QREAT RUCTION FOR EVERYBODY IN THE CITY REQUIRING JgLANKETS, QLOTHING, UNDERWEAR, AND JJOSIERY AT YOUR OWN BID. 10.30 T°- morrow--7 P.M. rpO-MORROW jgJVENING. J£ISSIN, AT KISSIN'S KASH AND KARRY, I DARBY STREET. rpHIS IS THE rpALK OF THOUSANDS OF POUNDS' WORTH OF LIQUIDATED DRAPERY STOCK. iSOME OF THE BEST BLANKETS (PROCURABLE IN THE DOMINION. ALL AT AUCTION PRICES. gPECIAL rpO-MORROW. 10.30. 100 DOZEN BEACH TOWELS. 72 BEAUTIFUL QUALITY BEACH WRAPS. LADIES' HOSIERY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC. AT 12 O'CLOCK. 150 GENT.'S SUITS, DRAPERY, UNDERWEAR, ETC. AT 2 O'CLOCK. 50 TENTS AND FLYS, REINFORCED, WITH 3FT WALLS, ROPED AND EYELETTED. AT 2.30. 150 PAIRS OI- SUPER QUALITY ALLWOOL NEW ZEALAND BANKETS AND RUGS. LADIES' PURE SILK FULLFASHIONED HOSE. SILK AND WOOL AND CASHMERE HOSH. GENT.'S INDIGO AND SPRING TWEED SUITS. GENERAL DRAPERY AND FANCY LINES. AT 3.30. LADIES' SAMPLE CELANESE SILK GARMENTS, ETC., ETC. AND DON'T FORGET THE RUCTION rjlO-MORROW AT J SHARP. IMPORTANT TO THE IRISH. ARRIVE EARLY AND BRING YOUR SHILLELAGH WITH YOU. JJ JONES, AUCTIONEER. £2000 £2000. OFFICE AND HOME FURNITURE. JMPORTANT, ]yj-OST JMPORTANT. J R ROBERTSON, L TD„ THE BIG QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL, QIO-MORROW AT A ' M - Beautiful chesterfield, bedroom and Dining Room Suites, Pianos and other Furniture (all slightly used), "Wonder" Tea Kettle, cost £25; Elec. Oven, National Cash Register, cost £125, as new; Fireproof Safe. £2000 - WORTH - - £2000. Everything that's Advertised will be offered. It's impossible to list everything, but TO-MOKROW, commencing at 11 a.m. prompt, this wonderful consignment goes under the hammer. NOTE. —The Management is determined to treat the buying public to a Real Sale, so be on hand at J R J>o BERT SON, JjTD., OPP. J.C.L., QUEEN ST., TO-MORROW. YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED. 5 UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND. AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE, in exercise of the Power of Sale in Deed of Mortgage Number 39"412. -gIRIDAT, THE DAY OF N °VEMBi,R, 1931, AT O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON.

T M andelso J ACKSON Will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, All that freehold piece of LAND, containing 10.37 perches, being Lot 1 on Deeds Plan Number 1301 of a subdivision of Lot 2 of a subdivision known as Highlands Estate of Lots 8, 9, 10 of Allotments 170 and 171 of Section 10 of the Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage of 81.81 links to the New North Road and a frontage of 90.91 links to Selkirk Road. Together with a right-of-way created by Deed of Conveyance Number 393431, and subject to Fencing Covenant contained in said Deed of Conveyance No. 393411. The property, comprising a Modern Block of Four Shops in brick anc l concrete, was built only two years ago. It is situated near the third scction, Mount Albert tram line, ou the corner of Selkirk and New North Roads. Each shop has on the ground floor a living room, laundry, kitchenette and bathroom, and has on the first floor three bedrooms. Each is fitted With electric light, gas stove, electric hot water service. The shops are all let. Deeds Title. The Mortgagee's application, containing his estimate of value, may ba inspected at the office of the Registrar during office hours, and a copy may be seen at the Salerooms on day of sale without payment of fee. The conditions of sale may be seen at any reasonable time trior to the pale at the Salerooms, or at the office of the Solicitors for the Mortgagee. Messrs. Jackson, Russell, Tunks a&d WeFt, 23, Sliortj. land Street. Auckland. :5 COAL AND FIREWOOD. ABSOLUTELY Best quantity and quality. 13 sacks Mill Wood, £1; 10 Wattle, £1; 9 Tea-tree, £1. —Epsom Depot. Phone 28-278. p BLACK Wattle (cut 2 years), best obtainable, 10 full sacks £1; Tea-tree, 9, £1. F. G. Wright, Mt. Eden. Phone 16-192. D I7IIREWOOD. — Summer prices, best quality; Tea-tree 10, Wattle 11, Mill 14: £1. —46-491. x 5 GRAHAM Coal, no explosives, 0/ sack; dry Tea-tree, Mill Wood. —Andrew, 191, Dominion Rd. 20-567. D