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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 207, 2 September 1936, Page 5

_ AUCTIONS. '• J.JIGHLY TMPORTANT A UCTION. I I j gIUPERIOR JJOUSEHOLD jl T^URNISHINGS. l! •j Q.EORGE yyALKER, J^TD., i. ! AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, j 'pO-MORROW rjUIURSDAY, • . SEPTEMBER 3, AT A.M. • I ■ Instructed by Owner, who has leased prot pcrty; also Client who lias sold his property at One Tree riiii. TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,. j rjMIE JCTURNISHINGS, IN MAHOGANY AND OAK, j Including:— J . WILLIAMS PIANO, OVERSTRUNG, AND t AS NEW. BISHOP PIANO, IN OAK CASE. AX.M. AND WILTON CARPETS AND RUN- : NER, 13 x ly.li, 13.0 x 11.0, 12 X 9, 10.6 x 9, 9 x 7.G, 7.6 x 4.6. j. - Full Details :— PIANO (in mahogany case, H '* overstrung, underdaniper, cost £ lou (• recently), H.M.V'. Cabinet Gramopnoiie and .. Records, CUI'KTNI-A' 5-VALVE CONSOLE fc RADIO (A.C.), biM'SCItAPER 4-vALVE '• (D.C.), OAK DINIISG SL'i'lE of 6 Pieces (comprising Oak Buffet with leadliglits, '• Draw-leaf Table and 4 Chairs), 3-i'CE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE tuost £45, covered in blue and fawn Genoa velvet, with carved lacings, beautifully finished and • sprung), BlacK Mohair Rug, ROUND WAL- • NUT OC'C. TABLE. Standard Lamp, Corner • Book Shelf (specially made), bIiVERAL 1 VERY FINE WATER COLOURS (by Cole. • R.A., Baker, Miliuotto and others), I-amp 1 Shades, 3-PCE. TAPESTRY CHESTER. SUITE (cost £29 IU/, as new), Carved Palm Stand, 7-PCE. JACOBEAN DINING SUITE (comprising D.L. Oval Dining • Table and 6 Chairs to match), Chinese ' Brassware, AMPHORA VASE, Pottery, ■ Vases, English China Dinner Ware, Tea Set, 7-Dr. DROPHEAD SINGER MACHINE, : Tea Wagon, Occ. Tables, Silk and Satin ■ Cushions, B.C. Fire Screen and Box Kerb, : WILTON CARPET 15 x 13.6, Mohair Slip >' Mats, Skill Rugs, S YARDS AX.M. RUN- • NER 4t't 6in wide, 5 Yards Axm. Runner 4ft liin wide, Hall Table, Pictures, Cushions, ■ OAK DRAW-LEAF TABLE witli 4 Upliol. ■ Dining Chairs and 2 Fireside Chairs (all to match), 6-PCE. O.R. DINING SUITE with Leadlight Cupboard, Rosewood Polished China Cabinet, GREY OAK BED- : ROOM SUITE (made by C. F. Neary, cost £43, comprising liirge Mirrored Wardrobe, Dressing Cliest, Bedside Table, Full-sized • I Pane! Bedstead and Wire Wove), Kapok - Bedding, Seagrass Chairs, SOLID MAIIOG--1 ANY BEDROOM SUITE of 4 Pieces 1( Pretty Design Dressing Cliest, I'cd. Cupboard and 3ft Oin Panel Bedstead, Wire Wove and Bedding). Box Ottoman, Eiderdown Quilts, Rev. Rugs, Axm. Carpets, 2 Sets Silk Curtains, Palm Stand. 2 FRENCH WILTON RUGS (Persian design), OAK BEDROOM SUITE (comprising Mirrored Wardrobe. Dressing Table with Shaped I Mirror, Ped. Clipboard, 4ft 6in Panel BedI stead and Full Equipment), Mottled Kauri I Dressing Pair, Double D.P. Panel Bed and Wire, Axm. Carpets (12 x !) and 10.6 x 9), 12 Single O.R. Beds and Wires, O.R. Dress- ! ing Cliest, Wilton Rug 7.6 x 4.6, Oak Framed Clieval Mirror, 3ft Panel Oak Bed and Wire with Chest to match, Window Squabs, Cane Chairs, Cushions, Blankets. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE — Carpet Sweeper. Alum. Saucepans, Mincer, Pres. Pan, Dinner Ware. Broom, Mops, Iron. Board, Lawninower, Clothes Aircr, Cups, 1 Saucers, Elec. Iron, Stair Rods, Wheelbarrow, Garden Hose, Garden Tools, Axe, Child's High Chair, Can. Chairs, Floor Rugs, Step Ladder, Tres. Jars, Tool Chest, Etc., Etc. ORDER OF SALE : A.M. —GENERAL FURNISHINGS. -1 P.M.—PIANOS, RADIO and GRAMOJ- PHONE. O OA r.M.—l2 CARPETS AND RUN\ZI.O\) NER. I I NOW ON VIEW. Q.EORGE J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, QUEEN STREET. Leonard J. Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers, 2 RUCTION ! RUCTION ! | AT SAM GREEN S POPULAR AUCTION j MART, 1 143-149, Karangahape Rd., Newton. I First Floor, Kissin's, Upstairs Rooms (right opp. Woolworths). rpO-MORROW — rpiIURSDAY, AT A.M. AND 9 "r.M. SHARP. POSITIVELY NO RESERVES. ! Q.ENERAL JQRAPERY & OLOTHING. Including: SUPER Quality BLANKETS (all sizes), SHEETINGS, Pillowcases," Kapok Mi>ti tresses, Pillows, Quilts, Bedspreads, Bath I Towels, Embossed Towels. TABLECLOTHS j and Serviettes, Curtains, Silk Hosiery, Underclothing, etc., etc. MEN'S SUITS, I Pyjamas, Shirts, Socks, LADIES' FROCKS, Dress Lengths, Materials, etc OVERCOATS, Oily Coats, Rain Coals, Cardigans, CROCKERY, ENAMEL WARE, Job Lots, NO RESERVES. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refuaded Deposits Accepted. Use Our Lay 'by System. gAM Q.REEN, AUCTIONEER. PRELIMINARY J^OTICE. jyjTANGERE RUCTION. INSTRUCTED BY MR. BOARDMAN, J. B. R OBEKTSO - X ' LTDWILL SELL, rpiIIS gATURDAY, gEPT pj AT P-M., On the Premises, situated WILLIAM' STREET, MANGERE. THE COMPLETE CONTENTS OF HIS WELL FURNISHED HOME. Details To-morrow. J. R. B OBERTSOy ■ LTDTERENCE T'. FROGLEY. Auctioneer. 2 RUCTION jgALE. ALUABLE gUBURBAN PROPERTIES, DECEASED ESTATE. JgUCKLAND AND gONS, LIMITED, Acting under instructions from the Trustees in Estate of MRS. M. J. McLACHLAN, will offer for Sale by Public Auction, at their Albert Street Land Saleroom, JpRIDAY, gEPTEMBER AT 2.30 P - M - ' I -I—AIT.1 —AIT. EDEN, NO. 99, GRANGE ROAD. " -L A FAITHFULLY - BUILT, COMMO- 4 DIOUS RESIDENCE, with modern conveniences, garage, etc. Fine section ; only one minute from' tram. A Delight- = fill Home. Will stand every investigation. 9 —TORRANCE ST., NO. 16.—A nicely- e situated Good Property of 6-7 ROOMS 7 and conveniences. Only a few minutes' S walk from Epsom tram (Manukau Road) ; very pleasant surroundings. 3 —TE PAPAPA, NO. 44, GROTTO ST.— A VERY SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY 1 RESIDENCE, 7 rooms, all conveniences, garage, etc. On large volcanic section. Regular bus service and adja- I cent to Te Papapa railway station, etc. This is a Sound Investment. A—WEYMOUTH, OCEAN VIEW ROAD.— -1 rk A Delightful, Well-constructed SEA- J SIDE RESIDENCE of 5 rooms and j, conveniences, electric stove, garage. Uninterrupted views. 5— TAKAPUNA, STANLEY STREET.— " NEARLY 2 ACRES, all cleared and 1 fenced in readiness for building. - 1 Extensive street frontage. 1 r NOTE —As early realisation of the above Properties is desired, we recommend intend- _ ing buyers to inspect. Properties Flagged. Full particulars on application J JgUCKLAND AND gONS, 7 LIMITED, g ALBERT STREET. :2