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AUCTIONS. QRAFXON, NO. 4, BOYLE CRESCENT NO. 4, BOYLI& CRESCENT (Nearly Opposite Domain Gates). J JJOBEKTSON, JjTD.,. J* J»* JJOBF2RTSON, Favoured with instructions from MR. SAM lIENDORSON, WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES OtX rjAUESDAY, gTlit, AT A.M., The whole of/ the household FURNISHINGS, Compulsing :— Drawing room — high - grade I*LAYER-PIANO, by Cliappell, London, dark rosewood ease; 51 Rolls of Music, all in perfect otader. This is a beautiful instrument an<i well worthy of inspection. Cost £2f£> (almost new). Piano Stool to inaUfli ; 8-day Clock, Westminster cliinwi}!, in oak case, perfect order; 12ft x 10ft Gin Wilton Square, neat design, inj grey and black ; -Massive 3-piecc Chestprfield Suite, perfectly sprung, in fhrst quality fadeless figured velvet, fawn background, with pastel shadings ; ;'Box Kerb, Cushions, Oval Oak Occasionsil Table, Oak Palmstand and Fern, Eire Screen, Brass Vase, Mirrored Oval! Mantel with Cupid's Picture, Black aJid Gold Curtains. Dining room — Jacobean dining SUITE, comprising Massive Sideboard, 2-lcaf Extension Table, 4 Chairs, 2 Oak Morris Chairs, slide-out seats; Small Draught Taible, His Master's Voice Gramophone* with separate Cabinet for Records, etc.; Sundry Glass Dishes, etc.; 12 x ID.G Lino. Square, Rugs, Curtains. HALI^— Approix. Syds Axminster Hall Runner, ljnl wide ; Oak Hall Seat and Box. NO. 1 BEDKOOM — 1-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SHIITE, comprising Wardrobe, O.R. Bedstead, Chest and Pedestal, 4ft Gin Wire Wove, Kapoks, Pillows, Bedding, 12 x 10.6 Wilton Square, Curtains. NO. 2 BEDMiOOM—KAURI WARDROBE, Dressing Table, 4ft Gin; Kauri Bedstead, all to match; Lino., Rug, Curtains. NO. 3 BHIDROOM —2 3FT O.R. BEDS, Wires, o omplete; O.K. Chest, 2 Eiderdowns. KITCHEN— Table, G Oak Chairs, 3 Pieces Carpet,. Sweeper. Mop. etc. ; Curtains, 2 Lawnimowers, Axe, Hoe, Spades. Clippers, 7)">ft Hose, Spray complete; 19 Bungalow Blinds. Everything must be sold. J. R.~RO® BRTSON 'auctioneer.

NOTE.—(These Furnishings are all firstclass qualify. The Player-Piano and 8-(lay Clock are • special items of interest. 2 JjEES JgROS., JTD., jgROS., IN LIQUIDATION. J Instriuctcd by the LIQUIDATOR, J. R. R OBEKTSON > L TD - J ROBERTSON, J^TD., WILL 'SELL ON THE PREMISES, AT 137-141, K arangahape R oad ' ON yyEDNESDAY, AT -j -j A.M. of the j^laborate TjMTTHNGS, rpAILOR'S J^QUIPMENT, AND ALL NECESSARY ACCESSORIES REQUIRED FOR. HIGH-GRADE LADIES' AND GENT.'S OUTFITTERS. Some of the Main Items Are:— A SINGER TAILOR'S SEWING £ MACHINES. 2 ELECTRIC IKONS. 1 IRON SAFE. „ 2 VERY EXPENSIVE WAX HEADS AiND BUSTS. 10 DUMMIES. 2 IX)ZEN PEDESTALS. SUNDRY OAK AND NICKEL PEDESTALS. 0 VEIOCOAT STAND. OFFICE STOOL. 1 "DOZEN CHAIRS. 2 TiVBLES. CUTTING COUNTER, 7ft 81n X 2ft 6in. SHOP TABLE. 3 OLD TABLES. 1 DOZEN LADIES' BUSTS, Old. GLA'SS SIGN, "English Tailors," 12ft x Ift. L'OLSNTEK DESK, SETTEE, Etc. COUNTERS : — Length. Width. Height. Bft x 2ft Sin x 3ft 21n. 9ft X 2ft 9in X 3ft. (3 Drawers.) 13ft x 2Jft x 3ft. (3 Drawers and Cupboards.) MIRRORS— Unusual Selection of Heavy Plate and Other Mirrors. 3ft Sin x 2ft. 3ft Sin x sft sin. THREE MIRRORS—Sft lOin x 2ft 7m. 4ft 2in x 2ft, 4ft 4in x Ift 51n, 4ft Gin x 2ft 4in x ljin. WINDOW—BJft x 9Jft x 2ft X lift. (Name engraved.) DOORWAY —7 Jft x Bft 91n X Ift Sin. (Name engraved.) 1 MIRRORS—Oft x Sin. 2 MIRRORS—Sft 4in X 3ft sin. ALSO—Oft x sft, Om x 4ft, Oft x 9ft, 9ft

x 4ift, Oft x lGin. GLASS, with Name Engravings, 6 Mirrors 7ft x Ift. QASES— HAT CASE, with Sliding Glass Doors, 6ft 6in x 4ft sin x Ift ljin. FROCK CASE, with Sliding Glass Doors, 6ft x 6ft x 2ft lin. COSTUME CASES, 6ft lOin x sft x 2ft, 14ft Gin x sft x 2ft. SUIT RACK, Oft x 7ft. SHELVES — 2 Combined Shelf and Counters, 3 Stock Shelves and Other Assorted Shelving. This is a very fine selection of Shop Fittings and an opportunity the public should avail themselves of. ALSO, On Behalf of MR, W. LEE, AT P.M. The valuable freehold property, situate 137-141, KARANGAIIAPE ROAD, which has 33ft frontage to Karangaiiape Road, by a deifth of 100 ft, and the MODERN BRICK SHOP, with Dwelling and Workshop attached. This will interest speculators who are contemplating investing to produce immediate returns. These Shops are in the busiest area for trade and will lease to advantage without any difficulty. Easy Terms can be arranged. Further Details, J Iv R OBERTSO:NT ' AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 2 DOTVIAIN BOARD NOTICES. DOMAIN BOARD. CLOSING OF DOMAIN. Public Notice is hereby given in pursuance of section 29 of the Public Reserves and Domains Act, 190S, that the exclusive use of the Reserve known as Mangere Domain has been granted to the Mangere Maori Hostel Committee, on SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1932. with the authority for such Committee to charge for admission to such Reserve not exceeding 1/ for each person. STAN RICKARDS, Hon. Secretary. Taylor Road, Mangere Bridge, March 25tli, 1932. 2 IT :nu iTANCE. STANDARD INSURANCE CO., of New Zealand. Ltd. Office. Victoria St. E.— Percy J. Wi'.tts, .Manager. I*