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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 180, 2 August 1938, Page 3

AUCTIONS. "DICHARD A RTHUR, X TD., j AT * N a 33 V INCENT A VENUE, i ■RBMDEKA. • J rpO-MORROW (WED.), -J-J A.M. J Acting under instructions from L. WHINE- \ RAY, ESQ., who has sold the property, I mHE VfTHOLE OF THE A TTRACTIVE T^URNISHINGS, WHICH ARE EQUAL TO NEW. LIVING ROOM. — ATTRACTIVE 3-PCE. ' CHESTERFIELD SI ITE (cottage, weave). Oak Ore. Table, Oak Tea I Wagon. Fender Stool. Fireside Chair, i Oik Tub for Firewood. Good Quality Curtains, Gateleg Table. Fire Screen, I Fire Tidy, 2 Bridge Tallies. Ax. Carpet. ! DINING ROOM.—Oak Side Waiter. D.S. ! Dining Table and <> Chairs. Wilton Car- j pet. Radiator. Wall Cupboard. K. 1... I Chair. Klec. Shades. Uriwnophoue. | 3-rCE, St'ITE. WITH CANE BACK i I.OT"NGE and 2 Well-made Rexine ' Chairs, villi 5 Loose Cushions, Brown ' Velvet. HALL. -Chenille Hall Curtains, 10yds Runner, with Vest. Square to match ; ! Oak Refectory Table, Hall Lino. > BEDROOMS (4). —TWIN OAK PANEL BEDS, with Best Wires and Soft Mattresses; Oak Dressing Chest to match: I Oak Bedroom Suite, including Rube. : Dbl!\ Bed, Dressing Chest, anil Ted- | Cupboard; Single Oak Bed and Mat- 1 tress, D.S. Tallbov. Oak Table. Bedside j Tables. 4 Wilton Carpets. Vest. Sqare , a lid Ax. CrtrpPts. Seagrass Chairs. Silk Curt.ins. Oak Seat. Camp Stretcher, Comb. <'bests, Bedside Lamp-. Blinds. SINGER DROPHEAD MACHINE. KITCHEN REQUISITES. Carpet Sweeper, , I'res. Pan. Clock. Scales. Mincer, Glass , and China, New Acme Wringer. OUTSIDE.—a Lawninowcrs. Garden Tools, Hose. Verandah Sleeping Cot. Breeding i Cage and I'nlr'nf Budgies, also 2 Bud- , gies and Outside Aviary. i NO RESERVES. milOS. T> A RTHUR, j ALCTI(OCEEU. :2 1 jEVONPORT A LCTION I>OOMS. rno-MORROW (Wednesday), i p.m. LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS from T.ikapuna. 3 (iOOD CARPET SQUARES, S C'ONGOLEUM RUGS. Details :— LJIMU SIDEBOARD. <; Dining Chairs. 2 *• Oval I>ining Tables. Settee and Squab. 2 Sets Bonk Shelves. Tri adie Machine 3 Easy Chairs. Box Ottoman. Chesterfield Couch. Conper Kerb. S CONGO. SQUARES. :: HY. AXM. SQUARES I new , sample bargains". China ami Glass Ware. J 10 Floor Rugs. 2 Vestibule Rugs ((> x 4. 7 . x -1J). Carpet Runner. Settee and Squall. Palm Stands. Wicker Chair. Oak Dressing I Table. 4 Crmb. Chests, Wardrobe. 2 Ped. . Cupbds.. 3 Full-size Oak aiul Rimn Bpdeteads and W. Wovee. Good Kapok Bedlling 4 Single Oak and Rimn Bedsteads. U New Rolled Edge Mattresses. 4 Eiderdown i and Kapok Quilts. Bedside Hues. 2 Kitchen j Tables. S A.B. Chairs. Saucepans. Kitchen i Utensils. Crockery. Scales and Weights. Baths. B-."kets. Brooms. 3 Step Ladders Garbage Tin. I.awnmower. Garden 1 ools. ■ Carpenters' Toolm and a LoJ of Sundries, v LADY'S BICYCLE (as new). e -Inspection Invited.

RAJ TVTELVILLE. AUCTIONEER . JN . IVI & HOUSE 'FURNISHER nrcvoxpouT. ? AUCTION S ALE OF SUPERIOR "pURNISHINGS. mO-MORROW vyEDNBSDAY. AT 19 NOON. AT THE RESIDENCE. -J -J rr T»EXSON X»D , "DEMUEUA (Lucerne Road End.) Instructed by Mrs. De Ath, who has sold her property. j NOTE.—"AII Modern and Select Catalogue. ! Be Sure and Inspect. /GEORGE VTfALKER, Jj TDSPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS. ■ Leonard Coakley, T. A. Gouldlng, « Auctioneers. 2 #T>ADLEY & /~iO., T. TDCITY MARKETS, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR MART, HC7EDNESDAY, AUG. O AT "J-J A.M., On behalf of JACK CLARK, SunnlnghiU Nursery, New Lynn, and W. R. COLE AND SONS. St. Helier's. HIGH-GRADE NURSERY STOCK, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. ORNAMENTAL TREES, for Farm and Garden. SHRUBS—Choicest assortment, Foliage, Flowering and Berry Plants. ROSES—Up-to-date variet!*s. Dwarf, Polyanthus, Climbing, together with latest novelties. CITRUS—Lemons, Oranges, Sweet and Preserving, Grapefruit, Mandarins, Specimen Trees in well assorted varieties. FIUJIT TREES—AppIe, Pear, Peach, Plum, Nectarine and Quince, etc. Suitable for domestic and commercial requirements. SMALL FRUITS, Pot Plants, Box Plants/ BULBS. FEKNS, Native Plants. Country Orders Packed and Forwarded. . :2 RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE. A BSOLUTE Bargains.—Clearance Recon- ■£*- ditloned Radios from few shillings up. Potter, Onehnnga. 12-763. D AERIALS —English Mastless, 10/6 and 17/6.—Lewis Eady, Ltd., 192, Queen Street. D A IRLINE "5," N.Z.'s Finest Value at AflO 10/.—Lewie Eady, 192, Queen St. D AT ONLT 2/« WEEKLY Everybody can afford a 1938 SKYSCRAPER RADIO. Phone 32-700 for a Free Demonstration without any obligation. BOND AND BONIJ. LTD. RD BARGAINS In Radios, suit all pockets.— 59, Hepburn St. D C* UARANTEEP "COMPANION" HOME VT AND CAR RADIOS. ON LOW DEPOSITS AND EASY TERMS. Repairs to all makes of sets by Experts. JOHNS, LTD., 10, Vulcan Lane. Phone 47-054 (3 lines). D

RADIOJOY FIVE, latest spinner tuning, edge-lit dial; £12 10/. terms from 3/6 weekly. See this Machine at KADIOJOY HOUSE, Royal Oak. F. VV. MOUXTJOY. Phone 12-844. B IQQC- 39 SEVEN SEAS—Built to lnainXVtJO ta j,, it s Outstanding Tone and Performance for a lifetime. £9 to £41 10/. Money-saving terms. PHONE 46-145. — STERLING RADIO, LTD. Send for Latest Radio Station Chart. FREE. D BRAND NEW 5-VALVE BROADCAST BATTERY SETS, complete with Batteries. Excellent performers;. 12 months' guarantee. £12 10/ CASH£S DEPOSIT AND 5/ WEEKLY FOR 33 WEEKS. mURNBULL AND TONES. J TD.. THE RADIO FIRM. WELLESLEY ST. EAST, AUCKLAND. Phone 42-810. D RADIO REPAIRS. ABOUT Repairs in your home, ring Jones, 32, Grange Rd., Mt. Eden, 29-839. P /COURTESY. Turnbull and Jones. 42 810; y~J Efficiency. Turnbull and Jones. 42-810; Promptness, Turnbull and Jones, 42-810; Satisfaction, Tnrnbiill and Jones. 42-810. D 1K nQ^"- pHONE Bond's Radio, 692, i.t>"l/»/t»-. Dominion Rd; Prompt, Efficient Service. ' B ALL RADIO REPAIRS BY QUALIFIED RADIOTRICIANS. Prompt attention to all inqaSrtea. ':.: Charges Reasonable. 'v ■ . . -A JOHNS. -LTD./"" Radio and Sound Engineers. 10. Vulcan Lane. Phone 47-054. B