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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 175, 25 July 1936, Page 5

AUCTIONS. I DPECIAL N XOUXCEMK X T. AUCTION'! AUCTIOX! JJUGE gTOCK, 'TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. ON Monday xtonday, ONDAY i>J-ONDAY, IAT -I 1 A.M. AND O P.M. SHARP, i J-- 1 - # lAT SAM GREEN'S POPULAR AUCTIOX | MART, 1 145, KARAXGAHAPE ROAD, KISSIX'S, I XEWTON, UPSTAIRS ROOMS I (Opposite Woolworths). On helialf of a Leading Insurance Company. £2750 - 1S D - £2750 , FANCY GOODS, CROCKERY, ENAMEL j WARE of Every Description. 1 Q.ENERAL JQRAPERY, QLOTHING, ETC. CjUPER QUALITY BLANKETS AND >o SHEETINGS, RUGS, Bedspreads, Quilts. Mattresses, Pillows. Underelothiug. MEN'S SUITS, Trousers, Overcoats, Batli Towels, HOSIERY, Shirts, Tablecloths, Satins, Taffetas. Man cains and THOUSANDS OF LOTS ' too numerous to enumerate. THE BIGGEST CLEARANCE OF THE YE 1 AUCTION SALES DAILY, 11 A.M. AND 2 P.M. SHARP. gAM Q.IIEEN, AUCTIONEER. 25 K ADLEY AND QO., L TD„ CITY MARKETS, WILL SELL BY AUCTIOX, 11 AM ' w EDXE ' SDAY ' J i:ia 29, On behalf of SUNNINGH ILL NURSERY, New Lynn, "and W. R. COLE AXD SON. St. Holier'*. ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs, Shelter Trees, Berry and Flowering Plants, Hedge Plants. ROSES, Modern Varieties of Dwarf, Climbing and Polyanthus. FRUIT TREES, all kinds in assorted varieties. CITRUS—Extra good Trees of Lemons, Sweet Oranges, Grapefruit, etc. IIOT PLANTS. Box Plants, Bulbs, etc. All Trees and Plants are of good quality and true to name. Country orders packed and forwarded. ALL THE BEST AT AUCTION PRICES. -RESIDENCE. IN DECEASED ESTATE. gPLENDID QORNEK pOSITION., jpIRIDAY, IJ AT Q I>-^r-gAMUEL -yAILE AXD gONS, jyiD., Instructed by the Trustee, Executor and Agency Branch of the NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD., will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, S3, Queen Street, on above date, in the estate of A. A. SPINLEY (deceased), IfUNE VILLA RESIDENCE of 7 rooms and kitchen, situated at No. 20, Albert Road (corner Church Street), Devonport. Return verandah and sun porch, hall 21 x 0. Sitting room 10 x 15, with fireplace, dining room with open fireplace, 5 bedrooms, wardrobes, linen press, etc. ; kitchen, gas stove, pantry and scullery, bathroom, pore. b. and b., califont, washliouse, toolshed. SPLENDID CORNER SECTION, contg., lro 0.47p0., with 98ft 4in frontage to Albert Road and 74ft to Church Street. Grounds laid out in shrubs, trees, lull-sized hard tennis court, concrete paths, etc. Desirable situation, within easy reach of both beach and l'erry. Bus passes door. |0 gA L E B Y MOIiTG AGE E. OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE JTAURI Q.U.M JNDUSTRY. 840 _A_ CKKfj AT And 1 A CRK AT J-J ENDEIISOXTOGETHER WITH PLANT, MACHINERY AND TOOLS USED IN PURIFICATION OF KAURI GUM. JJtRIDAY, A UGUST 1930, AT 2 P.M. gAMUEL AND gONS, J^TD., ! Instructed by TIIE GUARDIAN TRUST I AND EXECUTORS COY. OF X.Z., LTD., I <in behalf of the Mortgagee, acting in 1 ! exercise of the Powers of Sale in Menioi randuin of Mortgage Number 207122 an.l j Deed of Mortgage Xuniber 411280, and | Debenture dated .November 21, 1934, will | Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, I S3, Queen Street, Auckland, on above | date, LOT I.—B4oae lrd spo, being Sees. 13, 14, 15, 10, IS, 19 and Part 17 of Block V.. Pakiri Survey District and being all land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 002/195, 190, 197, 19S, 199 and 200, and Volume 051/5, subject to Part XIII. of "The Land Act, 1908." The property is situated at Tomarata, about 15 miles from Wellsford, and lias frontage to metalled road on three sides, approx. 450ac fiat land, of. which some 300 acres are of good quality, balance undulating to hilly. Considerable extent of drainage lias been done. Buildings comprise House of 5 rooms, about half a do/.eii shacks and two sheds. -■ —1 ACRE, more or less, situated at George St., Henderson, being portion of Lot 0 of subdivision of Allotment 2, Parish of Waikomiti, together wit 1 i the buildings and plant thereon. The main building houses refining plant, with structural steel landing stages, etc. ; boiler house, storage shed, odice, punipliouse. Plant includes grinding plant, extractor, evaporator, drying plant, still, water separator, 4 condensers, solvent storage tank, scrubber, vacuum pump, contrifugal pump, and 10 h.p. motor. 3 boilers, sundry shafts, pulleys, belts, tanks, experimental equipment, etc. The properties will bo offered as a whole or in two lots, as indicated above. Further particulars and terms of sale on application to Auctioneers or to The Guardian Trust, Shortland Street, Auckland. :13

OOLgA L E S. A WOOL ODDMENT SALE WILL BE HELD ON | JfIRIDAY, AT O P.M., t) AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOMS, SWANSON STREET. Growers who linve Wool which tlie.v desire to offer at this sale are requested to forward consignments and advise their brokers as early as possible. This announcement is subject to any alterations which may be made in time and date and to the fixture being altogether withdrawn. Brokers shall he held to have authority to sell at any such altered fixture, notwithstanding that the grower or vendor has received no notice of such alteration. THE AUCKLAND WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. E. M. EDGAR, Secretary. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. A M EIIO N CAFETERIA W PALMERSTON BUILDINGS. Customs Street West (Entrance Next Ripley's Radios). Now open under entirely new management. All Meals Served Piping Hot from Dining Room. Our years of experience assure you \of a good 3-COURSE MEAL FOR 1/. MRS. PASIv, Proprietress. C PRIORS Still Leatling—The most comfortable Dining Rooms in town, 3 Courses. 1/.—Strand Arcade S TTEGETARIAN CAFE, Queen~S~t., serves V Delightful Vegetable and Fruit Salads all day. Items individually priced. C