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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 253, 26 October 1938, Page 4

AUCTIONS. JJIGHLY J.M PORTA NT RUCTION S ALK. AT THK I)K I.I.'XE ROOMS, 24D, QL'KKN STHEET, AUCKLAND. 'JIO-MORROW rpHURSDAY, AT A.M. QHOICK pICTPHKS, QOSTLY JNLAID RAWING -pURNTTUKE, ETC. Instructed by .MISS KKKSINIi, Radnor Flats, Auckland, and oil account of another Vendor. lIANDSU.MK SILK TAPKSTKY CIIKSTKItKI Kl.li. 3 EASV IMVAN CHAIRS AMI I'uCKKK, <•11 SIIIK'. HKAVV IMUAN I'AItVKD TKAK Cl IFFKK 'TAHI.K. willi Carved Klipliant Trunk and Ivori Tusks. INDIAN KNVKI.uPR CARD TAP.LK thcavilv i-nrvi'ilu 2 INDIAN INLAID OCCASIONAL TA I'.LKS. HKAVV .lAiuIIKAN HIGH PEDESTAL. JAPAN LA t 'IJP KR ED INLAID Ul'll'M STfM iL. JAPAN LACi H'KRKD INLAID MOTHER Ul-' PKAUL COKKKE TABLE. 4 SI I EIIATI IN INLAID OCCASIONAL c II A I Its. 1 SHKRATO.N INLAID SKTTKK. 3 CHOICE HAND WOKKKD SILK HANGI.NGS. 3 GK.M INK HAND WORKKD PERSIAN Itl.'tiS. 3-PCK. Ml iTTLKI > 1\ A r 111 ItKDltt M »M SPITE. i) dr. mottled kacri scotch chest (Ixiih mmle by Dachi'tlliausi'ii I, togi" her with her Choice China and Pictures. VERY OI.D PUPLTON BOTTLE JAPAN DINNER SP.HVICE 1 :i«» pi EXHIBITION SATSI'.MA BOWL. Chelsea Vases. LAIStiK HAND PAINTED ARTISTSIGNED BAVARIAN V.iSE. Large Piece Moorcral't Vase, ROYAL CROWN DERBY CPPS AND SAI'CERS. Doutton and Ha ill iiiersb'.v Cups and Sinners. CHOICE CARVED IVORY ELEPHANT TI'SK (speciall. Mexican Hand niodeiieil Vase. WKDtiWooD AFTER NOON TEA SKRVH'K, Cut -'lass Toili-t Jug and Basin, Crystal Ware anil Decanters. E.P. Ware. DRESDEN WARE. Beaten Brass Coal Vase. AND HKR QHOICK OF

JJICTURES. WATER-COLOIRS. OILS, ENGRAVINGS. By Celebrated Artists, i I.<• 111<liii-_r : "Hoyte." "Watkins," "Worsley." "I'iuic. Davidson. "Frances Ilonaldine." "Salvador Rosa." NOTE.—This Collect ion of Pictures is one of the h<*st private collections offered in Auckland. Also : ON BEHALF OF OTHER CLIENTS. Twin mahogany bedroom suite. comprising Tallboy, Dressing Table. Stool and Twin Bedsteads, Wire Wuves and Bedding. valued at 4; 7.j. JACOBEAN DINING TABLE. with <> Chairs to match, shaped ends. 3 PCE. CiIESTERKIEI-D Lol NOE and 2 Divan Chairs (Loose Cushions i, upholstered c<Mioa Velvet, cost il 40 In'. 4-PCE. MAHOGANY BEDROOM Sl'lTE. coin prising Mirrored Kolh*. Dressing Table, Three-quarter Bedstead and Bed ding. WILLIAM AND MARY HEAVILY CARVED Bi'OKCASE. valued at t loi.i. MAHOGANY J-KIU ND OCC. TABLE. MAHOGANY EXTENSION DIN. TABLE. ROI'ND MAHOGANY -DINING TABLE. GENUINE HAND-MADE PERSIAN CARPET. 11 x S. valued at - 1 ."io. PERSIAN PRAYER RI GS. MARQUETRY MAHOGANY CABINET, inlaid with Italian Walnut (a collector's piecel. GRANDFATHERS SOLID OAK CLOCK (Westminster Chimes I. SINGER DROPIIEAD SEWING MACHINE. Wilton Carpet Square, 12 x !•. E.P. Cake and Eptree Dish. H.M.V. (iramophone, R.L. Chairs. 2 Cedar Chests of Drawers. Wall Mirror. Mahogany Towel Rail. Onrden Sent. Garden Tools. Hose, Stepladder. FRIGIPAIRE, product of General Electric. NOTE.—This Fine Collection Is now on view. Be sure and inspect. Our instructions are to realise. Q.EORGE yyALKER, JTD., S PEC IA LT Y A U CTI ON EE RS. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. . 2r> pACKED TO THE ! Q.IGANTIC RUCTION gAI.ES AT g-VM Q.REENS TJOPUI.AR 213, QUEEN ST. (Army Stores' Old Shop). rj^O-MORROW rpHURSDAY, AT A.M. AND Q P.M. SHARP. POSITIVELY NO RESERVES. QENERAL JJRAPERY A QLOTHING. BLANKETS. SHEETINGS. RUGS. MAITRESSES (Kapok, etc), all sizes: TENTS AND FLYS of Every Description. Linens, Towels, Bedspreads. Tabli-lot lis. Curtain Net, etc.; DRESS LENGTHS. Silk Hosiery. l,nrli«'s' Cnderwear. I 'mbrHlas. Raincoats; GENTS' ST'ITS. Sports Wear. Shirts. Sox, Pyjamas. Underwear. Leggings. Oily Coats. Overcoats. Lumber Jackets, Kit Bags. Suitcases. Dressing- downs, etc. Fancy goods, toys, crockery. Unclaimed Lots. Miscellaneous I-0t.4. NO RESERVE. gAM Q.REBN, AUCTIONEER. 26 J^TD. RUCTION. S gUBjyVISION. We have been favoured with instructions from the Owner to Sell by Auction AT NOON ON 1038. AT OUR ROOMS. ' NO. 4. WYNDIIAM STREET, rpHE VALUABLE FREEHOLD WATER A FRONT PROPERTY known as GOWER'S POINT, situated on TamakiDrive. between Kohimarnma and St. Heller's. Recently subdivided Into four sites In nrens of J-acre to J.-ncre. The situation of this property is unique, in that it is elevated. commands the finest uninterrupted harbour views, has frontage to Tnmaki Drive, and is within 12 minutes' distance of the City. Laid out in lawns and gardens In a setting of beautiful trees, a few seconds from the finest and snfest beaches In New Zealand.

No other Mite* fiiunlltns thcsp nrp nbtninnhlp on the Waterfront. mill if is definitely tlio Inst opportunity of ncciu'rinir an pxcliislve Building Sltr 111 Auckland's eh nicest lornlity and which will in the near futnre Increase immensely in vaiup. Further particulars enn he obtained at our office, where plans and conditions of sale may also be Inspected. L TP " 4. WYNDIIAM STREET. :2 50 N KLSOX gTREETQITY QENTRAL QOTTAGE. JjIRIDAY. | AT 9 P.M. JgAMtEI. AND gONS. J TO., In conjunction with T. McINPOE AND SON, will Soil by Public Auction, nt their Rooms, B.'!. Queen Street, on al>ove date. HOI'SK 7 ROOMS, situated at ."if. Nelson Street, just above Victoria Street, and liandy shipping and wharves. Outbuilding comprising bathroom with pore, bath and callfont, washhoiJge, c, ahd t's. p.n-.c. and bach. Mouse let at £2 and Fsa<• 11 at S■ ti. Freehold Section with right-of-way at side. Shows very handsome return "on price owner prepared to accept. A