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AUCTIONS. Q.IGANTIC "pURNITURE <^ALE. EORGE VV7ALKER, T TD., AT THE DE LUXE SALEROOMS, 2-10, QUEEN STREET. Instructed by the Owner, who is leaving for Australia, and on. acc-uuut o£ a Trustee in an Estate, WE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, rpO-MORROW rpHURSDAY, AT -j -j O'CLOCK. rpHE "VrODERN ■pURNISHINGS AND TQLENISHMENTS. UPRIGHT GRAND "SAMES" PIANO. lOqual to new. Cost £130. UPRIGHT GRAND POLMANN AND SON PIANO, in a Walnut Case. Cost £l."i 0. H.M.V. COMBINATION WIRELESS SET. Cost £05. OAK TUDOR DESIGNED DINING SUITE. OAK BREAKFAST ROOM SUITE. OAK TABLE AND G DINING CHAIRS. 2 CHKSTBHFIELD SUITES. CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND 4 EASY CHAIRS. OAK GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK. CHINA CABINET. HISTORIAN'S HISTORY OF THE WORLD. OAK BEDROOM SUITE. AfjH BEDROOM SUITE. OAK DINING TABLE AND DOUBLE BEDSTEAD. CUT GLASS CRYSTAL, CHINESE BRASS. SINGER DKOPHDAD SEWING MACHINE. WILTON AND AXMINSTEK CARPETS (Sizes: 15 x 11.3, 12 x !>. 10.0 x 'J, 0 x 0), and OTHER FURNISHINGS. Details: T IVING ROOM—UPRIGHT GRAND POLJU MANN PIANO, full iron frame, walnut case, good tone, cost £150; Piano Stool, UPRIGHT GRAND "SAMES" PIANO, Uiulerdamper, Overstrung, in a dark ease, as good as new, cosl £130; H.M.V. COMBINATION WIRELESS SET, all titled with Record Holders, cost £05; OAK DINING SUITE (Tudor design), of G Pieces, comprising Buffet. SKleboard, Ex. Table with Drop-leaf, and 4 H.B. Oak Dining Chairs; Oak Paltnstand, OAK GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK, Fire Tidy, Oec. Table, 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Genoa Velvet, Cushions, Pictures and Oil Paintings. SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, Books Oak Draw-leaf Dining Table and G H.B Dining Chairs, SUPER. WILTON CARPET SQUARE, 15 x 11.3, Easy Chairs China Cabinet with Leadlight Doors', Vases, Ornaments, Historian's History o£ the World, 24 Vols., Chesterfield Lounge and 4 Easy Chairs, Oak Writing Bureau, Curtains, OAK BREAKFAST ROOM SUITE of S Pieces, comprising Oak Sideboard, Dining Table, 6 Dining Chairs, Seagrass Chairs, 4 D.P. Dining Chairs with Moquette Seat. Oak Record Cabinet, 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in Moquette, Elec. Shades, Brass Dogs. Curtains. Easy Chairs, ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER, Settee ami Squab. BEDROOMS.— HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE of 5 Pieces, comprising J-L Panelled Wardrobe, I'.jy.' Dressing Chest, Pedestal Cupboard and Oval Panelled Bedstead and Wire, Kapok Mattress, Pillows. Curtains, Oak Dressing Chest and Double Bedstead, in brown shade, INDIAN CARPET SQUARE 12 x 9 Box Ottoman, 4-PCB. ASH BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Shaped Mirrored Wardrobe, Dressing Table. Pedestal Cupboard, Double Panelled Bedstead, Reversible Rugs. Bedside Tables, Comb.^^cst.^ass SUITE. Single Oak Bed, Wire, Rimii Wardrobe. Oak Chest Green OakChest Pedestal Cupboard and 4ft Gin Bedsteail. Pictures, Single Bedstead, Wires, Wall Mirror. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE—RIMU SIDEBOARD, Crockery Kit. Utensils. Rimii Table 4 lilmu Chairs. Ver. Table and 4 Chairs, Wringer, Electric Toaster, Aluminium Saucepans Pres. P"". Water Can, Bucket, Garden Tools, Lawnmower, Dust Bin.. Carpet Sweeper, Stepladder, Push Chair, Coir Mat, etc.

ORDER OF SALE— 11 O'CLOCK. —General Furnishings. 1 j> ji.—Pianos and Wireless. 2 P.M. —Carpets. NOW ON VIEW. ri EORGE J/D., THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. •> vyIRELESS gALE. vyIRELESS gALE. -VTIGHT RUCTION! 1 -VTIGHT RUCTION! ANOTHER GIGANTIC VyIRELESS jg ALE - VyiRELESS g^LE. L ATEST 1934 M ODELS. X ATEST ]L 934 J\<£ODELS. p EORGE vyALKER, JjTD., AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET. TpRIDAY QCTOBER AT n P.M. 40 A LL -E LECTKIC R ADI ° SETS--5-V. MANTELS. 0-V. MANTELS. 6-V. MANTELS. 6-V. MANTELS. 7 AND 9-V. ALL-WAVE MANTELS. 7 AND 9-V. ALL-WAVE MANTELS. All Sets Guaranteed in Perfect Order NOTE. — This splendid consignment absolutely the latest 1934 Products. ON VIEW FRIDAY, 11 A.M. UNTIL SALE. /-< EORGE J^TD., THE WELL-KNOWN RADIO AUCTIONEERS. Leonard Coaklpy, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. o JMPOR TA N T QAL E. EOKGE VyALKER, J^™WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 249, QUEEN STREET, jy£ONDAY ]SJEXT, AT -J "j O'CLOCK, TTUGE T>ANGE OF AND TJSED /CONTINENTAL /"ILOTHING, LADIES' AND GENT'S. CHILDREN'S CLOTHES. Also, SMALL RANGE OF NEW AMERICAN MODELS. EOIIGE vyALKEK, JJ^ DSPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS. 3 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. ABNORMAL Gland, nerve, mental, functional, constitutional, organ growth, talking, walking, disorders.—P. Meuli, Endocrinologist, Southern Cross Buildings. Chancery Street. 47-349. C HAMBLIN (PERCY)—Specialist Chiropody and Foot Correction ; American experience.—First Floor, Dilworth Buildins, Phone 41-131. C JE. DOWNES, Masseur and Me«i«;al • Electro: rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, nervous troubles: constipation eurpcl. Symonds and Havclock Sts. Phone 44-0(53. cLEOD-CRAIG, Consulting Herbalist, Magnetic «nd Psych'i-thcrapciitic Healer, St. Kevin's Arcade, Karaugaliapi' Ed. XJ