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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 267, 10 November 1934, Page 5

AUCTIONS. "PRELIMINARY A NXOUNCEMENT. ,Ci EORGE vyALKER, T TD., AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, mUBSDAX, VOVEJIIiEK i}{\ AT T-1 O'CLOCK, Instructed by Ihe BONDHOLDERS, we will sell by Public Auction without Reserve, MAGNIFICENT PLATED RANGE FOUNTAIN, with Electric Motor, all Glass Tubes, Containers mid accessories, valued at U 17,"i. 6 LATEST ICE CREAM CHURNS. Quantity of Disinfectant Powder and crystals, "Oreeolioate" brand; LARGE quantity of .motor car Plaibs, Bumpers. FORD GEAR-BOX; Case Crepe Paper, suitable for decoration; 1 Bale Indian uarpet Squares, all sizes; Roll Sheeting (suitable lor upholstery), H3Uvolt Water Heater, u Electrical Grilleis, 4 Elec. Toasters, 2 Tailors' l.'ons. Electric Household Irons, 230-volt Glu • Pot, 1 3section Glue Pot (selling at £7 13/), 1 E.eclric Jug, 11 Pieces Cotton Crepe, Sun Hats, IK) Pairs Chinese Shoes and sandals (mutable for presents), Quantity of Glassware and Crockery Ware, Success Fur Making Machine. ALSO, AT 1 P.M., 20 A LL E" 3 ™' 1935 R ADIO gETS. 5, G, S, 9, A.C. and D.C., and All-Wave. DETAILS NEXT SATURDAY'S PAPER. /-> EORGE VyALKER, T I'D., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Colliding. Auctioneers. 10 PRELIMINARY 4 NNOUNCEMENT. /"I EORGE VyALKER, T TD, AT THE RESIDENCE, gT. JJELIER'S B AY R OAD, ST. HELIER'S BAY, First Residence past St. Thomas' Ruins, in Bay Road. VyEDNESDAY, "VfOYEMBER f>O AT "J "I O'CLOCK. Instructed by MRS. F. C. DEWAR, who is leaving for Grent Britain, TIER A NTIQUE -pURNITURE, piIAPPELL pLAYER - piANO, "PICTURES, AUXAMK.NTS, AND A rrOINTMENTS. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE. —This list of Imported Furniture comprises one of the finest Catalogues we have ever offered by Auction to the people of Auckland. The handsome Mahogany and other Furnishings are real gems. Full details will appealearly in next week's dailies.

ON VIEW ONLY FROM rpUESDAY, OT" FROM i P.M. TO A I'M. Further particulars npply Auctioneers, p BOKGB \\7ALKER, T TIJ., SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS AND FINE AHT SALESMEN. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Gouldlng, Auctioneers. 10 TTIGHLY TMPORTANT RUCTION s ale - TMPORTED AND ]\TODKI!.N T^URNISHINGS. /"I EORGE \-\7AI.KER, T TD., AT THEIR FAMOUS 1115 LUXE ROOMS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, mHURSDAY JJEXT, J.^ -J -j O'CLOCK. Instructed by Owner, who Is leavlnc tor Sydney. Also on Account of Oilier Clients. • A Few Details— MAGNIFICENT OLIVE WOOD REDROOM SUITE, comprising 7ft Bow Ended Wardrobe, Ovnl Silvered Panels in doors 4 9 Dressing Table, with class top. Washstand en suite. 5-Drawer Bow-ended Scotch Chest and Appointments. A Suite valued at £ 250 (formerly owned by the lnte Sir Arthur Myers), 2 Single Ducopolished Iron Bedsteads. Also, UPRIGHT IRON FRAME NEARLY NEW WALTER COLLINSON ENGLISH 8-VALVE ALL-WAVE ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO SET. 2 SOLID SLATE-BED BILLIARD TABLE. with All Accessories, Including Snooker Set. 3-rCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, In select Tapestry Coverings. AXMINSTER AND WILTON CARPET SQUARES (12 x 0. 10.(i x 0, f) x !)). GEORGIAN DROI'SIDE MAHOGANY TABLE. Walnut Music Canterbury, Heavy Plated Candelabra, 2 Sheffield Entree Dishes. Very Old and Valuable Paisley Shawl. Shutter Roller Desk, Nearly New Fireproof Household Safe. Quantity Costly Old Bric-a-Brac, Cut-glass Ware, Ornaments, etc. Together With O.R. DINING and BEDROOM FURNITURE. Furnishings for Minor Kooms. Details Later. On View Wednesday, November 14, from 11 o'clock. /"IEORGE VX7ALKER, J^TD., SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. 10 MOTOR SERVICES. a akd services. AUCKLAND - ROTORUA - GISBORNE SERVICE. One-day Service, leave Auckland 7.30 a.m., j arrive Gisborno 0.30 p.m. Leave Auckland 3 p.m. by Car, stay night in Rotorua.

Booking Offices: Auckland—AAßD OFFICE. Dilworth Building; Phonos: Office 44-656 and 41-000: Res. 40-518. GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. Rotorua Office—AAßD OFFICE. Tutanekai Street.. Phono 370. Gisborne—DUCO OFFICE, Lome Street. Phone 133. C 4 "X 7-" BUSES FROM Jmm^^ Opposite C.P.0., Queen St. l^ ffl EVERY 20 MINUTES TO ST. HELIBR'S BAY, KOHIMARAMA AND MISSION BAY, via Waterfront Drive. RETURN OR ROUND TRIP.— ADLLIS, 1/3 : CHILD, 7d (Also Intermediate City to Mission Bay, Return. —Adults lid, Child od. ALSO SERVICE FItOM NEWMARKET, VIA REMUERA AND PUREWA TO THESE POPULAR BEACHES. Adults. 1/3 Return, Child 7(1 Return. Phone 24-7SS. L. J. KEYS. LTD. S THE PASSENGER TRANSPORT CO., LTD., YELLOW AND BLACK BUSES. OTAHUHU & ELLERSLIE—Quarter-hourly-PAPATOETOD & PENROSE —Halt-hourly. PANMURE. Ml'. WELLINGTON HIGHWAY AND MAXGERE —At Frequent intervals. Also BUCKLAXD'S BEACH AND TAMAKI. Full Time-table on application or Phone 12-iiSO. S_4 - CLEVEDON - AUCKLAND. WEEK DAYS —Depart Clevedon. 9 a.m. via Papakura, Auckland. Aard Office, Customs Street, 4 p.m. Orere, Mon., Wed., Fri., depart S a.m. SUNDAYS —Clevedon 5.30, Auckland 7.30. SPECIAL TRIPS ARRANGED. PHONE 33M, CLEVEDON.