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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 117, 19 May 1936, Page 5

ART ONIONS. "DAL.MORAL Boys' Baud. —First, ISO 2 ; second, 335 ; third, 1950. xl 9 AUCTIONS. JgUILDING FOR REMOVAL. AND HOUSEHOLD JpURNISHINGS. Q.EORGE LICE It, J^TD., ON THE PREMISES. rpO-MORROW AT O'CLOCK. Instructed by THE MAPLE FURNISHING COMPANY, who are carrying out large improvements. rpHAT 2 - STOREYED RESIDENCE KNOWN AS KI.MBLECOCUT, !17, SYMONDS STREET, at Grafton Bridge, will be Soltl I.'r Ke-moval, with exception of Porcelain Bath, Califont and Gas Stove. Building must be removed immediately. Cards to view to be obtained from the Auctioneers. Property Flagged. Afterwards, T HE JJ OUSKHOLD JfURNISHINGS AND OF 12 ROOMS. Including : Q ASSORTED COMBINATION CHESTS, Y Single and Double Bedsteads, Mirroml Wardrobes, Axininster Carpet Square, Runners, Quantity BLANKETS, SHEETS. QUILTS, LINEN, Kapok Betiding, Toilet Cupboards, Curtains, Pictures, Chairs, Linoleum, Rugs, Wardrobe, Bedroom Appointments, Pictures, Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Glassware, Enam. Ware., Carpet Runner, Oiled Rimu Settee, and Host of General Sundries. Also, JL pORCELAIN jgATH (Plunge). QALIFONT. 1 G OOD G AS STOVENO RESERVES. TERMS CASH. Q.EORGE jyi'O., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. 19 gALE QUT OF THE QRDINARY. £1000 W ORTH £1000 W OETH JJIGH CLASS JjIURNITURE, OARPETS AND J>UNNER. FURNITURE IN WALNUT, QUEENSLAND MAPLE, BIRCH, AND OAK. 30 C AKPETS ~ 30 C AKI ' ETSMATS AND RUNNER. 20 Q ONGO ' gQUARES. 200 Y'AHDS LINO. (Different Patterns). 200 YARDS LINO. (Different Patterns). Radios— console and mantel MODELS, A.C. and D.C. These Radios have been used, but are in excellent order. J R JJOBERTSON, "jyMITED,

AUCTIONEERS, Conduct this Important Sale at Their Popular Salerooms on rjIHURSDAY j\<£ AY 9^ AT A M - On Account MRS. AYLWARD, who has left for Australia, ami a Furnishing House that has been closed down. TIIE QUEENSLAND MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE is well worth inspecting, having •rost £ (15 in Australia. THE BIRCII. WALNUT and other Suites are most modern ; 1 ODD OAK LOW BOY. Other pieces such as 3-Pei>. Loose Cushioned Chesterfield Suite in Green and Cream Tapestry (very smart). Several other 3-Pce. Sets in stylish covers and designs. Oak Dining Room Suites in several designs. Of course, apart from the above heavy furniture we have all the necessary smail lots, such ns China Cabinets, Bureaux, very niee Hal! Clock, Oval and Square Mirrors, Fireside Chairs, El. Vacuum Cleaners, Bric-a-Brac, etc. NOTE.—This Sale is out of the ordinary, and we can honestly recommend those in search of Quality Furnishings to pay us a visit on THURSDAY. J. R R OBEKTSON - L td - A. PARKER, Auctioneer. 10 j I rpO-MORROW — Yy Ei3XE SDAY, AT O'CLOCK, IN OUR UPSTAIRS SALEROOM, T/"ALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL AND > WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS, STEEL ENGRAVINGS, COLOURED PRINTS, Removed from No. 7, Awatea Road, Parnell, and also in the Estate of the late Mrs. R. H. Abbott. J^TD., AUCTIONEERS. 19 JJEVONPORT RUCTION J £00. M.S.

jmO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), P.M. | RUCTION. WAREHOUSE SAMPLES IN CARPETS, RUGS AND CONGOLEUMS, KERBS, SCREENS. 4 CARPET SQUARES in Wilton and Axminster. 20 MOHAIR PALE RUGS, all colours. 12 WOOL BEDSIDE RUGS. 9 CONGO. SQUARES, slightly damaged. 12 COPPER AND BRASS KERBS, 0 Fire Screens, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. Including:— SINGER FULL-CABINET 66 SEWING MACHINE, Riniu Oval Table, 2 Morris Chairs, liimu Sideboard, Hy. Axminstir Carpet 13.6 x 10.6, 2 CARPETS 101 x 9, 2 Couches, Small Easy Chairs, 8 Dining Chairs, Overmantel, Clock, Mirrors, Oak and Rimu Hall Stands, 8 Yards Asm. Runner, 24 Yards Axm. Runner (slightly damaged), Hall Seat, BEDROOM FURNISHINGS include Rimu Bedsteads and Wires (all sizes), Kapok Bedding, 3 Comb. Chests, Pedestal, 2 Sample Eiderdowns, Kitchen Dresser, Cupboard, Chiffonier, Safe, 6 Chairs, 2 Couches, 2 Lawnmi-wers niul General Lot of Sundries, 4 GOOD CARPET SWEEPERS. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. B. N. M BLV ™ AUCTIONEER AND HOUSE FURNISHER, DEVONPORT. 10 RUCTION ! AT D ctl 0n ! (JIO-MORROW — WEDNESDAY, AT 11 A.M. AND 2 P.M. SHARP, A t SAM CREEN'S POPULAR AUCTION VT MART, UPSTAIRS ROOMS.' FIRST FLOOR. 145-149. KARANGAHAPE RD.. NEWTON. (Right opposite Woolwortlis, next door to Melvern's.) gPECIAL- OLEARANCE^nALE. POSITIVELY NO RESERVES. SUPER QUALITY BLANKETS (all N.Z. Pure Wool). BEST BRITISH SHEETINGS (Bleached and Unbleached). MATTRESSES Pillows. Bedspreads. BATH TOWELS. Table Cloths, Damask, Kimonos, Winter Underclothing, Hosiery, Curtain Net, etc. Also. 170 LATEST MODEL FROCKS, 120 MEN'S SUITS, Overcoats, Oily Coats, Raincoats, etc. Also, SUIT CASES, CROCKERY, CUTLERY. JOB AND SAMPLE LOTS. NO RESERVES. SAM r* KEEN, AUCTIONEER. 19 AND Don't Forget— "NUGGET" Your Shoes Every Morning. [:S1