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

AUCTIONS. OpiCHAKD A RTIIUR, T TD., AT N°- 14, O WENS K OAD - E rsoM| TiroXDAY ISTEXT, AX -J_-|_ A.M. Acting under instructions from MRS. A. BARTER, wflo is residing in England, milß -ryiiOLE QF rpiiE T^URNISIIINGS. 1 SUPER QUAL WILTON CARPETS, in nice order, 15 x 11.3, and 15 x 13.0: Wilton Hall Cnrpet 15 x 4.0 ami 12 x 4.0; 12 x- !) Axminster Carpet, as new: 2 Ax. Carpets (worn), Chesterfield Suite Oak Cnno-top Stool. Oak Dining Chairs, Uph. in hide: Old Mahogany Sewing Table, Uph. Armchairs, Chesterfiold Lounge, Oak Bookcase, Occ. Tallies Oak Writing BlirettU, Oak Sideboard, Oak Ex. Dining Table, Card Tallies, Tea \7agon, Oak China Cabinet (pretty design). VALUABLE WATER COLOUR (by Worsley). GOEBZ BINOCULARS. VERY FINE OLD MAORI CARVED BOWL, With lid. VALUABLE SECTIONAL OAK BOOKCASE, witli 12 Sections; 300 GOOD NOVELS, 2-drawer Piling Cabinet, Good Glassware, China, Old Chelsea Plates, mid Valuable Italian l'lacquo, Howls, Old China I'lacques, and (Lnrge Size) E.l'. Ware; Al QUAL. TABLE CUTI.KKY in all sizes, as new: Koyal Doiilton Vases, Brass Cnndelabras. OAK BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, Large Wall .Mirror, Blankets, as new; Violet Kay Machine. KITCHEN SUXDHIJEii, Lawninower and Tools. mIIOS. "¥> A RTIIUR, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 10 ■piCJIAKD ARTHUR, T TD., At N°" 280, J ERVOIS R OAD - "M"EXT, AT "I -| O'CLOCK. IN DECEASED ESTATE OF MRS. TOWSET. THE yrrnoLE of the t^uknishings. AX. CARPET, 12 x !), MASSIVE SIDEBOARD, EXT. DINING TABLE, Dining Chairs, Large Mohair Table Cover. Hearth RllgH, 12vds Good Lino., CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, Easy Clmlr, 2 Morris Chairs, Oak Table, Lnco Curtains, Crockery, China Vases, Kerb and Irons. Pictures, etc., Hall Lino., 2 Majolica Pedestal and Jardinieres, Hallstand, Hall Curtains, Good Hall Clock. Slip Mais, Pictures. VELVET PILE CARPET, 0 x 12. CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and EASY CHAIRS TO MATCH. 2 TUB CHAIRS. BRUNSWICK GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS. EftS.V Chair. Wulnul Whatnot, Kerb and Scuttle, Linoleum, It Rubs, Curtains. Lot Books. Occ. Table*, Chairs, etc., etc-. SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Large Mirror, Wardrobe. 11. Comb Chest. Duchess Pair, Scotch ChOSt, Dble. Klmil Bed and Wire. Kapok Mattress. Blankets, Overmantel, Soagrnss Chairs. Rocker, 11. Rugß, Linoleum, Ware. .'! Walnut Chairs, K. Table and Chairs. Chiliionier. Dresser, Couch. Kitchen Utensils every cTescripl ion. Crockery. China Crock. Clock, Lot Jars, Mangle, Barrow. Hose, rennsyl. Junior Lawnmower, Garden Tools, 2 Garden .Seats, 4. Garden Jardinieres, etc., etc. TJICHARD ARTHUR, T. TD >

AUCTIONEER. 10 mO THE TRADE, COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, AND ALL INTERESTED. •piCHARD J^D., WILL SELL AT SALEROOMS, Next Power Hoard Bldg., Queen St. mIIURSDAY -VTEXT, AT ;j 1 A.M., By Order of the Liquidator in an Assigned Estate, WITHOUT RESERVE. TTUGE OTOCK OF STATIONERY, SOO ■N" OVBLS, J/ ATIIER Q.OODS, Ty-TECHANICAL AND QTIIER mOYS, GOOD QUALITY AND IN GREAT VARIETY. TROLLS, TTEWPIES, "OAERO\VS, TTORSES, pARTS, ETC., ETC. gTOCK gHEETS yALUE, £%Qf A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO STOCK UP FOR N.MAS TRADE. Up-to-date Goods at AUCTION VALUE. OX VIEW WEDNESDAY. TIIOS. I?. ARTITfR, Auctioneer. 10 I|OKTfIAGEE ' Q< A L B. UNDER CONDUCT OF Till'; REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEES, " in exercise of the Power of Sale contained In .Mortgage No. 210071, Auckland Registry. FARM PROPERTY, containing 00 acres and 80.2 perch'.'s, situated on the Wliangarel-Onerahl road, four miles from Whangarel Post Oillce. two miles from Onerahi School. Buildings: Cow slicd only. Land: About ID acres grass and rough feed, balance tea-tree scrub and bush. Ringfenced and subdivided into four paddocks. •jVTESSKS. rnrtOMSON, toagley and /COMPANY, T TD., Will Sell by Public Auction at its Auction Kooms, BauU Street, Whangarei, ON T7TTEDNESDAY, THE f>l ST DAT OF ■\JOVEMBER, 1934, AT O O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. A LL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, containA ins,' 59 acres and 3-j.- , perches, more or less being parts of a block situated in Ulocks Nine and Thirteen of the Whangaroi Survev District, called Waimahanga No. 2, and the whole of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, registered in Volume 010. Folio 7, of the Register Books of the Auckland District Land Keiristrar subject to the restrictions imposed by Part Thirteen of the Land Act, 3 924 and Sections 74, 7.) and 70 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913.

The Mortgagees' application, containing the estimate of tlie value of the property, can be seen at tlie office of the Registrar during office hours prior to the sale, and a copy may be seen at the Auction Rooms at the time of the sale, without payment of any fee. For full particulars and conditions of sale apply to the auctioneers or to Messrs. Wilson, Day and Thorne, Solicitors for the .Mortgagees, Hill's Buildings, Rathbone Street. Whangarel. |J_o XpRIDAY, ]SJOV. 9g AT A.M. A TTRACTIVE TDROPERTY, R OYAL QAK. np ■jVTANDENO JACKSON, Instructed by the owner, who is leaving for Sydney, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 3, Swanson Street, corner Queen Street, Auckland, on the above date, rpIIAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIJ- DEXTIAL PROPERTY, situate at 23, Mount Albert Road, Royal Oak, close to trains, shops, school, tennis courts, etc. OVER HALF ACRE freehold land (G9ft Gin x 34Gft). well planted and attractively laid out. SUBSTANTIAL ('-ROOMED RESIDENCE in excellent on! r; every convenience, elec. hot water, etc. Double garage. Several modern fowlhouses and runs ; about 30 fruit trees. Suit a retired man with hobby for Gardening, Poultry, etc. t :22