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j AUCTIONB. 'jJJIGHLY JMPORTANT RUCTION gALE. Q.EORGE JjTD., IX THE DE LUXE ROOMS, rpOMOKIiOW (THURS.), J AN - *>() AT A.M. rjIHE "yERY gUPERIOR JpURNISHINGS OF JJOMES. Removed from tlie Residence, GREAT SOLTH ROAD. und also from another Client. lie rue Hay. OAK BUFFET DINING SUITE OAK CHINA CABINET ll.]'. DINING SUITE. 3-I'l'K. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, ill Silk Tii pestrv. sin«;er drophead sewing MACHINE. AXMINSTEIi. WILTON, BELGIAN' CARPETS. C.G. CRYSTAL, BRASS WARE. ENGLISH E.l>. WARE. AND AT 1.30. SELECTEII LIBRARY OK ENGLISH CLASSICS hy A. K. Wallace, Dickens' Life, hy Porter (3 vols.). Byron's l'oenis, Thousaiul and One Nights Love, works by Du Maurier. Old, New London. LIBRARY OF MEDICAL BOOKS. D.C. MANTEL WIRELESS SET. Details : LI VINO ROOM— CHOICE OAK BUFFET DINING SUITE of ti pieces, comprising Oak Buffet Sideboard, Oak D.L. Extension Tabie and 4 11.8. Dining Chairs: 10.1'. rake Tier, K.I". Cake l'i-dies. K.l'. Teapot. Afternoon Ten Set. SINOKK IiROPHKAD SEWING MACHINE, Oil Paintings and I'ic tines. ri-l'l'K. CHESTERFIELD SV- I E in Silk Tapestry, Cushions. C« d u Chiffonier. Iliiioki 11. e. Table, AXM. CAlil'l-.T. I :;.ti x 11!; ll.l'. Break: a-1 lioiiin Suite of K pieces, coinprisi iik Sideboard. Dining Table and K Chairs: Dinner Set. Ax. Ruga, U I'CK. Rl.Ui: IIIM.NC S"ITE. OAK CHINA CAIU NET, link Refrectory Table and - vial; Chairs. Belgian Carpet, 12 x 'J; Selected Library of English Classic*, J.ibraiy <'r Medical Works, Rliun Overmantel. :;-pce. Chesterfield Suite in Genoa Velvet, Seagrass l'iano Stool, Brass Ash Trays, Electrolux Vaeuuin Cleaner. OEDKOtIMS -SOLID OAK BEDROOM * ' SUITE of 4 pieces, comprising Spacious Wardrobe, Dressing Chest, Pedestal Cupboard and Double Panelled JSedstead and Wire : Double Kapok, Eiderdown, Kiinu Wardrobe, Single Kiniu lied and Wire, Chest Drawers, 'J drawers ; l'uriri Veneers, D.l". Relies Mirrored Chest, Chenille Curtain, Double Kimu Bed and Wire, Oent.'s Wardrobe (Cully litted), tj-dr. Chesi of Draweis, Belgian Carpet, 12 x 'J ; W ILTON CARPET, 12 X 'J, AND AT O'CLOCK, On behalf of an Agent, .) yEKY S UITES, 4 NEW AXMINSTER CARPETS, 12 \ fi 10.6 x 9. 1.0 p.m.—Cliesterlields and Carpets. 1.30 ii.in. — Libraries of Classics and Medical Books. NOW ON VIEW. (.J.EORGE yyrALKER, J TP., TIIE SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS, 240. QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding. Auctioneers. 1!) PECIALV O T I C E. OOLOSSAI, RUCTION ALE. POSITIVELY NO RESERVES. At QUEEN'S J)OPULAR 213, QUEEN ST. (Army Stores (Jld Shop), rjlO-MORROW rjIHURSDAV, AT 11 A.M. AND 2 P.M. SHARP. OTOCKS. Blankets, sheetings, travelling RUGS, CLOTHING (Suits, Trousers, etc.). TENTS AND FLYS (Duck, all sizes), MATTRESSES, Pillows, Stretchers, etc. Linens, bedspreads, towels. Ladies' and Gent's UNDERWEAR, Shirts, Pyjamas, Sox. Denims, Overcoats OILY COAXS, Sports Wear. CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS, JOB GOODS. HUGE CLEARANCES. WITHOUT RESERVE. gAM AUCTIONEER. 19 pos BSOLUTE gALE. JDEAL gECTIONS ON HEIGHTS OF MAIN ST. HELIER'S BAY ROAD, COMMANDING MOST EXTENSIVE VIEWS. g JjIREEHOLD gITES. -piREEIIOLD gITES. (1) CORNER LOT — Prominent Position, suit Medical Man; 1 rood 36 perches, 100 feet frontage. (2) —1 Rood 18 perches, 112 feet frontage. (3) —1 Rood 34 perches, 112 feet frontage. TERMS: —ONLY 10 PER CENT CASH, BALANCE ARRANGED. pUBLIC RUCTION gALB, JANUARY 21 1938 * 1 2 NOON. AT BLACKETT'S BUILDING, COR. QUEEN AND SHORTLAND STS. £, jp JgENNETT, J^TD., AUCTIONEER. :19 A DECEASED ESTATE. JjIRIDAY, JANUARY 28, mß ' AT A.M. ONE OF THE "PICK" POSITIONS IN gEMDBRA. House of i rooms, amidst lovely OLD GROUNDS OF 11 ACRES, in Trees and Shrubs. Grass Tennis Court. A PROPERTY OF QUALITY, Which Seldom Comes on to the Market. N a 24, O rakei R OAD - T J\£ ANDENO JACKSON, Instructed bv THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COY. OF N.Z., LTD., will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms 3, Swanson Street, Auckland, on the above date, mHAT CHARMING HOME recently occu--A- N pied by the late MRS. ASSER, situated 24, Orakei Road, Remuera. comprising about H ACRES in park-like gardens, wide, well-kept paths, grass swards, grass tennis court, magnificent oak and other beautiful trees, having 68ft frontage to Orakei Road, together with the Substantially - built residence of 7 good rooms, replete with all conveniences, hot water, etc. Fine wide verandah commanding GLORIOUS HARBOUR VIEWS that cannot be built out. Good range outbuildings, greenhouse, garage, etc. THE HOME stands by itself in beautiful isolation amidst countryside environments. with all City convenieaces—the like of which seldom comes on to the market. Inspection by Cards to View from fhe Auctioneers. ; 27 RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. TOWER Tea Rooms, Chancery Chambers. Reopened under new management: A PIANO TUNING. r7 /n—TtJNING (experts). Borer Treated. I/U Repairing, Polishing. — Dominion Pianos. 40-398. D