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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 225, 23 September 1933, Page 5

AUCTIONS. L™" WILL SELL AT rjMIE QLOVELLY rpEA AND jr^OOMS, CUSTOMS STREET EAST, Opp. Messrs. A. 11. Nathan's Warehouse, yyEDNESDAY EXT, AT A.M. rpiJE ATTRACTIVE JjU'RNISIIIXGS AND IJP-TO-DATB ,y I'PI.IANCES, COSTING £ 75S _ 2 PLATE GLASS BLAND SHOWCASES, with inlaid wood flooring, Oft x 2ft, with glass shelves. REMINGTON CASH REGISTER. 20 OAK REFECTORY TABLES. 00 OAK DINING CHAIRS. Both these lines are very suitable for home fnrnisliing. . lIAAKE PIANO, splendid tone. 00 YARDS INLAID LINOLEUM, as new; 12 Pairs Heavy Silk Poplin Curtains, 5 Elec. Opal Shades (cost £2 10/ each), 3J Dozin Damask Reversible Table Cloths, 10 Walker and Hall 3-tier Cake Stands. 2 Damask Cloths (syds sq.). 3 Sft Rimu Forms, 2 Trestle Tables (13ft Oin long), 4 Oval Mirrors. FULL COMPLEMENT STAINLESS TABLE CUTLERY, Galssware and China. SUPER WILTON CARPET (9 x 7.0), Settee and Squab, Camp Bed, Glassfront Cupboard. KITCHEN" REQUISITES—CIover Copper (ias Califont, 7-slice Elec. Ilotpoint Toaster, Steam Plate Heater, Bambuiy with Top Bread-cutter, "Wonder" Highpressure E.P. Kettle (cost £25 10/), E.P. (ias Coffee Urn, E.P. Pie Warmer ( water gauge). Special Teapot Strainer, Zealandia ice Chest. 2 Large Canopies, Service Buffet. Pie-cutter. Cooking Utensils, Fish Steamer, Scales, Beancutter, etc., etc. rjwios. jg AUCTIONEER, Xext Power Board Buildings. 25 JJICIIARD AT XO. 19, BRACKEN AV„ EPSOM. XO. 19, BRACKEN AV„ EPSOM. rpiIURSDAY -j -j A.M., AT TIIE RESIDENCE OF S. lIOLDEN HOWIE, ESQ. Elec. -reproducing tjiaxo, J-* .Cost £300. -L % A LCOCK * B ILLIARD " D INING rpABLE, SNOOKER BALLS. yyIRELESS gET. JjVIXE Q.RAMOPHOXE. Q.REEN Y£EXICA.\ jp Alt ROT (GOOD TALKER), QAK JPUPNISHIXGS, MINSTER QARPET, 24 x 12. IX LA ID LTXO, LAWNMOWER, GARDEN TOOLS. HOSE, 4 FOWLS, DOG KENNEL. Full Particulars Later. SPECIAL ATTENTION is drawn to the Piano, which is by the world-renowned makers, Messrs. Marshall and Wendell. The condition is as new. Every latest contrivance. Very suitable for public hall or dance hall. NO RESERVES. rpIIOS. AUCTIONEER, Next Power Board Buildings. 23 JJICHARD J^TD., AT yyAIRAKEI gTREET, Q.REEN T ANE. ! At the Residence of the late ARTHUR CLEAVE. rjHIIE QOSTLY AND LABOR ATE rjIHE QOSTLY AND LABOR ATE JpURNISIIINGS OF J>OOMS. OF J^OOMS. Including: HANDSOME PIPE ORGAN, by Croft, suitable for church purposes. MAGNIFICENT BILLIARD TABLE (full size), built of Australian wood: certainly one of the finest tables in the Dominion. 2 HANDSOMELY INLAID MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER CLOCKS, exceedingly fine pieces. MAGNIFICENT AND VARIED COLLECTION OF STATUARY, containing many line specimens of Italian art. THE COLLECTION OF PICTURES is valued at many hundreds of pounds, including the finest private Collection of Worsley's Works in flic world, many fine Studios by World-renowned Artists. GENUINE DRESDEN TIMEPIECE, of great value. /Ruction jqarly in qctober. CATALOGUE NOW IN COURSE OF PREPARATION. Full Details of the Furnishings and tlic Date of Auction will Appear Later. rj-(HOS. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, Next Power Board Buildings. 23 JgDUCATION RESERVES FOR LEASE. The undermentioned Education Reserves will be offered for Lease by Public Auction at the North Auckland District Lands Office at 11 a.m. on TUESDAY, October 17, 1933:— WAITEMATA COUNTY. SECTION 93A, WAIPAREIRA PARISH, area 38 acres. Upset annual rental £2. Situated on Red Hill Road, four miles from Henderson by recently-metalled road. Section lias liortli-easterly aspect, with rather steep spurs in hakea, scrub, fern and rushes. About 2S acres ploughable. SECTION 77, MAKARAU PARISH, ar<va 75 acres. Upset annual rental, £1 10/. Situated on the Makarau-Kaukapakapa Road, half a mile from Makarau Post Office. Undulating to steep. Soil is pipeclay, resting on sandstone formation, i Further particulars on application to . this office. - W. D. ARMIT, Commissioner of Crswn Lands, , ' North Auckland Land District. Customs Buildings. Auckland, C.l. 23