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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 5

AUCTIONS. A.UCTION ! RUCTION! rjlO-MORROW VSTEDNESDAY, gAM Q.REEN'I M a KT, ~~ UPSTAIRS — IST FLOOR 145-140. KAR AN G AIIA P E RD„ NEWTON (upp. Wool wort lis. Next Door to Malvern's). POSITIVELY £2600 — ASSIGNED STOCKS — £260(J Q.ENERAL JQIiAPERY & QLOTHING. Super N.Z. Pure Wool BLANKETS and RUGS, SHEETINGS (unbleached, etc.), Pillow Cases, DRESS MATERIALS, Crepe de Chines, Marocains, Boiling Silks. Taffetas, also WINCEYETTES, etc. FROCKS, MEN'S SUITS. SPORTS COATS, Leather Coats, OILY COATS, Overcoats, Bedspreads, Linens, Damasks, Tablecloths, BATH TOWELS, PURE SILK HOSIERY, Cardigans, Underclothing, Pyjamas, etc., etc., CROCKERY. CUTLERY, JOB LOTS. Etc. NO RESERVES. DEPOSITS ACCEPTED. SEATS FOR AL!.,. gAM QREEN, Auctioneer. 17 JQEVONPORT RUCTION J^OOMS. rpO-MORROW -yyEDNESDAY, RUCTION. -pURNISHIN'GS — From Takapuna and Cheltenham, removed for Convenience of Sale. Details :— Attractive 3-pce. chesterfield SUITE in Floral Genoa (almost new), Oak China Cabinet, Singer Full Cabinet 06 Sewing Machine, 2 (Jcc. Tables, Book Shelves, 3 Easy Chairs, 2 Good Morris Chairs, SUPER WILTON CARPET 9 x 7, Linoleums, Kerb, Screen, Marble Clock, Solid English Oak Hall Stand, 9Jyds Hall Runner, Slip Mats, Vestibule Rugs, Tatts. Wool Rugs, 4-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, Best W. Wove and No. 1 Kapok Mattress, Pillows, 3 Full-size Oak and liimu Bedsteads and Wires, 3 Single Itimu and Panel Bedsteads and Wires, 1 Kapok Beddings, 4-PCE. GREEN DUCO BEDROOM SUITE, Modern Oak Wardrobe, 3 Pairs Blankets, 2 Eiderdowns, 6 NEW SAMPLE EIDERDOWNS, 2 Comb. Chests, Duchess Pair, 2 Kitchen Tables, Kitchen DresserCabinet, 8 Chairs, Chiffonier, 2 Sideboards, Elec. Iron, 2 Radiators, Oak Decanter Set, Meat Safe, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, Garden Tools, Odd Timber and Household Sundries, Lot Naval Oddments, GENT.'S DRESS SUIT (medium size). ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. R. N. M ELVILLE ' AUCTIONEER ANI) LAND AGENT, DEVONPORT. 17 ■yy OOL gALES. * — IN JQATE OF gALE. ipHE yyOOL gALE ORIGINALLY ADVERTISED FOR 24TH INSTANT, WILL NOW BE HELD ON VyEDNESDAY, 25™ MAKCH > AT g" A.M. THE ALTERATION HAS BEEN MADE INORDER TO ALLOW AMPLE TIME FOR SHOWING AND VALUING THE OFFERING. THE AUCKLAND WOOLBROKERS* ASSOCIATION. :19 E. M. EDGAR, Secretary. gY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. ■piRIDAY, jyjARCH 9Q AT NOON. SECTION, MT. RICHMOND, OTAHUHTJ. Q QARR AND gON Have been instructed to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, 20, Swanson Street, on the above date, at 12 Noon. FREEHOLD 'SECTION, containing 1 acre 2 roods 19 perches, having a frontage of 3 chains to Tortagc Road, Otahuhu, by over 5 chains, being Lot 19 on Plan 1198 of Lot 3 Hamlin's Grant all C/T 09/52. The land is vacant and is volcanic, situated on the Eastern Slopes of Mt. Richmond. Terms: £25 DEPOSIT. Balance arranged. Conditions of sale may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers, 20, Swanson Street. :19 I jgY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. JpRIDAY, jy£ARCII £(} AT NOON ' JJOUSE AND gECTIONS, HUIA/ ROAD, OTAHUHU. pOBT. 0 QARR AND gON Have been instructed to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, 20, Swanson Street, on the above date, at 12 noon. 6 -ROOMED HOUSE, with bathroom and washhouse, situated lIUIA ROAD, handy to Otahuhu Railway Station and Great South Road buses, school, railway workshops, etc. Land contains 2 roods 26 perches being Lots 36 and 38 on D.P. 4043 of 269 A Parish of Manurewa and being all the land in C/T 166 Folio 96 and Volume 165 Folio 18 subject to fencing covenants. TERMS: £100 CASH. Balance arranged. Conditions of sale may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers, 20, Swanson Street. :19 RAILWAY NOTICES. 2 EALAXD RAILWAYS. BAY OF PLENTY RACES, TAURANGA, MARCH 21 AND 23, 1936. Special Excursion Tickets, available for return until TUESDAY, March 24, will be issued to Tauranga or Strand from Paeroa, Taneatua and intermediate stations on direct line of route on March 21 and 23 by trains due to arrive, Tauranga or Strand not later than 1.8 p.m. On SATURDAY, 21st, and MONDAY, 23rd March, the usual 0.25 a.m. Paeroa-Tauranga train will leave Paerba 7.45 a.m.. Waihi 8.36, Katikati 9.20, Tauranga 10.27, arriving Strand 10.30 a.m. This train will stop at all Stations if required for passengers. The usual 7.10 a.m. Paeroa-Waihi train will leave Paeroa 6.45 a.m., arriving Waihi 7.40 a.m. On SATURDAY, March 21, usual 4.51 p.m. Tauranga-Taneatua train leaves Tauranga 5.35 p.m., Strand 5.50, Te Puke 6.25, Matata 7.25, Taneatua arrive 8.10 p.m. On SATURDAY, 21st. and MONDAY, 23rd, the usual 1.0 p.m. Taneatua-Tauranga train will be accelerated to leave Pongakawa 3.40 p.m., Te Puke 4.15 p.m., Te Maunga 4.50 p.m., Tauranga arrive 5.5 p.m., depart 6.5 p.m., Katikati 7.25, Waihi 8.30. Paeroa arrive 9.15 p.m. On MONDAY, March 23, the usual 4.51 p.m. Tauranga-Taneatua train will leave Tanranga at 5.35 p.m., Strand 5.50, Te Puke 6.30, Taneatua arrive 8.40 p.m. 17 PUbLIC NOTICES. pETIRING pROM pUSINESS. W p EET AND S ON ' li™" FAMILY GROCERS, Having Sold the Premises, we are Closing Down and are now holding a CLEARANCE SALE OF £2000 OF FIRSTCLASS GROCERIES, At Greatly Reduced Prices. ut ATIREL" KEROSENE, 12/6 Case, 6/3 Tin ' ALSO PLANT AND FITTINGS. pEET AND gON, J/D.„ 20S, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 19 , rprri; l matter of the shops and T nsSirifS AMENDMENT ACT, 1927.— i VVIF B VRRIE McCULLOCH, being the -r ANNIE BAKiti h g hop situate 1, occupier of Auckland, hereby at 78a v, R ' c Jw i have applied to a Stipengive notice that I for total diary i , Mag^ te tll "closing hours at preexemption observed. And that E eat required to De oos heard a( . the such coa rt at Auckland on WEDMagistrates Court a March, 1930, at NESDAY, the-ath aay aftcrnoon : the hour of 2.15 dajr of March, j signature) A. McCULLOCH. S l7