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AUCTIONS. TT N R E D E E M ED T> L E D G E S. TTN REDEEMED pLED GE S. A VALUABLE AND VERY CHOICE COLLECTION. pEORGE VT7ALKER, jy lD > Acting under instruction* from MESSRS. MELTZER BROS., of Anchor Exchange and Loan Co., Ltd., 01.-03. Victoria street, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, | AT THE GREAT SALE ROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET. THE UNDERMENTIONED LOTS OF GENUINE UNREDEEMED FLEDGES practically Without Reserve. SPECIAL LOTS include:— BON CONTAINING 20" St 'VE'fEM INS LOT OF OLD GOLD JEW hM.KU FOR MELTING POT. ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER OVER 200 YEARS, OLD, SET IVORY CHESS. ROYAL BRIEF TYPEWRITER AND TYPIST'S TABLE, as new. CASH REGISTER, STERLING SIM-.Kit TEASET. D.B. ENGLISH HAMMER-1 LESS GUN, LATEST 11.M.V. AND , COLUMBIA PORTABLE (.RAM;, PHONES. ZEISS AND OTHER | PRISMATIC BINOCULARS. SEWING MACHINE. BICYCLE. SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOT GUNS. REPEATING AND S S. RIFLES, GENU-, INF. MAORI STONE MERE. VERY LARGE SOLITAIRE UIAMOND RING VALUABLE DIAMOND BROOCH. CAMERAS, GOLI l-MOF NTED 20 DOLLAR PIECE. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS. CARPENTERS' TOOLS, ENGINEERS' TOOLS. UNCLAIMED TAILOR-MADE SUITS (BRAND NEW). LEATHER COATS, DINNER SUITS, LEATHER SUITCASES. SHIP'S CLOCK AND WEATHER GLASS. INTERNATIONAL CODE FLAGS. FORG \N'S GOLF CUBS. LAMP SHADES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 2 NOISELESS TYPEWRITERS, CHEESECUTTER, FOOTBALLS, TAXIMETER. LAWN MOWER CLEAN SECONDHAND SUITS, BOOTS. SHIRTS, Etc.. Etc.. Etc. 0 SETS NEW GOLF CLUBS, Etc., Etc. LIST OF PLEDGES:— 1920—May 8.164. Gold Signet Ring. WHO—lutie'2oth, 891.1, SB Shot Gun: Nov. 7th 9182, Gold Chain. GF Watch and D Ring; I7th, 9195, 'Tin Jewellery; December 15th, 9274. Suit. 193!— April 20th, 011. Suit; May slh. 035. D Ring: 18th, 057. Suit : 18th, 600, Cold Signet Ring: June 41th. 090, Suit: 13th 700, Suit: 15th. 700. 'Taximeter; HUh. 719, Gorman Camera ; 19th, 720. Att. Case and Tools: 20th. 721. H.MV Port Gramophone: 'J2nd, 724, Dia anil Opal Ring; 22nd. 725, GF Omega Watch; 20th, 735. Suit: 29th. 730, Camera and Case; Julv Ist. 740. Stocks and Dies; 4th, 749, Cash Register: 18th. 794. Pocket Wallet: noth, 833, Gold Wrist Watch; 30th, 834, Box Sovereigns: 31st, 535. Nickel Watch and Chain: Angus! Ist. 837, Leather Kit Bag and Tools: 4th, S-!(i. GF Wrist Watch; 13th. 874. Suitcase: 15th. 880, SS Ring: 22nd, 902. Ukulele and Camera: September 2nd, 925. DP, (inn: Ith. 930. .11 Winchester Repeat Rifle; lllli, 940. Gold Chain. Medal, ami Sov Case; Itlh. 943. Gent's P.olex Dress Watch: 15th. 945. Serge Costume: 17th. O.VI. O Coat: 20th. 970. Suitcase and Contents: 29th. 977. Sterling Silver 'Tea Set: 30th. 798, Dia Rlnir! Oct. 3rd. 98:;. Gent's It Coat- sth, 991. Dia and Fin Ring; Sth. 1000. Gent's Cycle: Oth. lOOfi. Suit; 10th. 1008. Roval Typewriter: 11th. 1011. Dress Knit it' Case: 12th. 1013. R Coat, etc pel: 13th 1015. Zeiss Glasses: 14th. 1020, Sil Wrist Watch: 15th, 1025. Set Ivory Chess: 10th. 1029. Dia Clnsl Riii?: 18th. 10"5. Dia Brooch- .",oth. 1075. Gold Wrist Watch: Nor sth. 1080. Case Carvers: sth, 1000. Set Forgau's Golf Chilis; Oth. 1094. Pyjamas end Shirts: Oth. 1095. Leather Kit Bag and Tioot.s- Oth. 1090. Port Tynewriter: Olh, 1102, Suit: 11th, 1109. Leather Suitcase: 20th. 1135. Gold Signet Ulnar: '-'Ist. 1140. Gent's O Coat : 2tth. 1147. Sliio's Clock and Weather Glass; 25th. 1150. Genl's Dinner Suit: 30th. 1102. Gold Elgin Watch and Chain: Dee. 4th. 1181. Goofs Dinner Suit in Case- 7th. 1191. 20-rlollnr Coin: 18th. 1212. Suitcase ai'd fonts: 22nd. 1223. Gent's O Coat: 2Stb, 1233. T,o,.fher O Coat: 29th. 1245. Gent's Suit: 2fth, 1250. Set: Code Flags: 31st. 1255. Gent's Dinner Suit. 1932—Jp'i. 13th. 1315. Pr Gout's Trousers; ?nth i:iQ- Crnt's Dinner Snt( ; I'Vl.m.nr.v 19th! 1173. Gent's Rn't : 25th. 1194. Aft Case and fonts; 27th. 1500, Dinner Suit in Case. NOTE.—Goods mnv lie inspected from now on at 61, Victoria Street. Interest may be nalrl and Pledges withdrawn any time prior to sale. AUCTIONEERS' COMMENT—We have been selling Unredeemed Pledges on behalf of various clients for some years, and can honestlr inform our numerous customers that this is easily the Choicest Collection we have handled, there being nn entire absence of cheap, shoddy lots. Our definite instructions are to realise, and speculators should not fail to grasp this opportunity. Remember, we guarantee every article as represented.

MAKE A NOTE OF THE DATE AND PLACE— jy-ONDAY, JUNE 2 (), AT 11 A " M ' AT /GEORGE VXTALKER'S ri REAT gALE JJOOMS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND 15 PRELIMINARY NOTICE TO REMUEKA RESIDENTS. C. F. B ENNK ' rT ' L TD " AT THE RESIDENCE. 51, VICTORIA AV., REMUEKA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, AT -|9 NOON. Favoured with instructions from L S. LAZARUS, ESQ.. who has sold his Residence and leaving Now Zealand, will olrei by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, rpHE OF JJIS "jypDEKN T7AUBNISHINGS. The above are equal to new and were made to special order by one of Sydney s leading Cabinetmakers. Full details later. 0. F. B BNNETT ' LTDAUCTIONEERS. COR. QUEEN AND SIIORTLAND SIS. BX AUCTION. MORTGAGEE SALE. Instructed by the sub-mortgagee in the exercise of the Power o£ Sale contained in Deed of sub-Mortgage Number 595G30 and collateral Memorandum of subMortgage Number 204056, WILLIAM A. HORNE, LIMITED, Will Sell by Public Auction on FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932, AT 12 NOON, At Their Auction Rooms, HORNE'S BUILDINGS, VULCAN LANE. SECOND MORTGAGE NUMBER 305620 and collateral Memorandum of Mortgage Number 204050, securing £755 (Seven Hundred and Eighty-five Pounds) and interest over part of Allotment 7S and Allotment 7SB. Parish of Kanikn, and Lot SI on D.P. 1".:;il of portion oT Allotment. 182, Parish of Takapuna. For particulars apply to the Auctioneers. :15 I