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AUCTIONS. rT° M T " ' A LBERT JJHSIDBNTS. -JJRGENT gHORT - gALE. ' Q-EOItGE "yyALKER, Favoured with instructions from Mr. Sharpies, who has .sold his propertv, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE RESIDENCE, '29 M OUXT A: hBEKT H OAD • (Mount Albert End). r _ .MOUNT ALBERT, jM UNDAV JsTKXT, g AT O'CLOCK. EC' 8 J3 IOAUTIFL "L gKOADWOOD LAYER jpiAXO, Q.ULBRANSEN 23 UAL " RADIO S et, 5 AND OO.MPLETE i JJOUSEIIOLD pIURNISIIINGS. 1* Details Include :— r T IVING ROOM — MAGNIFICENT GULBRANSEN SS- NOTE PLAYER PIANO and Records, Mahogany Case, \ Wonderful Tone, cost £225; Piano i. Seat. Lead light Cabinet, 2 QUALITY AXM. CARPETS 12 x U, Occ. Tables, ' Rocker Easy Chair, Brass Col Tee Table, q Pictures, Divan Lounge, Easy Chairs, Smoker's Ctnnpanion, SUPER AXM. CARPET 10.1) x 11.1) and Felt; Mirrored Oak Sideboard, 7-I'CE AMERICAN OAlv DINING SUITE (comprising Ex. Din. Table and 0 Shaped-back Chairs to match), S.G. Chairs, CurJ tains, . Pictures, Spark Screen, Fire Screen and Tidy, Curtain Drapes, SPLENDID CONSOLE MODEL 7VALVE GULBRANSEN DUAL-WAVE i. RADIO SET, D.P. Tea Wagon, Card Table, Ax. Rug, Art. Carpet. OAK 1 ROLLER TOP DESK, El. Reading ■} Lamp, Oak Salad Bowl and Servers, 1 Units., Metal Candlestick, G-Front Cabinet, NUMBER BUILDER'S TECHNICAL WORKS, Cane Lounge, R.L. Sewinjj Lit the, WILTON CARPET 12 '* x 1), Sewing Machine. Budgie ami Cage, Vest. Carpet 11.1) x 0.1), Oak Pot Stand, Ax. Runner. BEDROOMS — 5-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Spacious Wanirobe, Dressing Table (l'.G. Top), Toilet Cupboard and D. Bedstead and Wire; Mattress .and Pillows, Very Nice Fitted Gent's Oak Wardrobe, SUPER WJLTON CARPET 15 x 11.3, Bedroom ) Chair, Curtains, TWIN BEDROOM SUITE IN OAK comprising Mirrored Wardrobe, Dressing Table and Twin Panelled Single Beds and Wiros; Mactresses, Box Ottoman, Indiau Carpet 1) x 0; Rev. Rugs, etc., etc. TZ" ITCIIEN AND OUTSIDE—ScaIes and Weights, Clothes Horse, Kit. Table and Chairs. Jam Jars. Ironing Board, GOOD CAR COVER .IS.!) x l-l, Tool ' Chests. Planes, Odd Tools, Floor Cramps. Trestles, Pedal Grindstone, Scaffolding Brackets, etc., • etc. Q.EORGE "yyALKER, Jj TD -» j • AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. I Leonard Coakley, T. A.. GouSding, 3 Auctioneers. 1 — 3 H IGHLY I MPOKTANT RUCTION 1 S ALE J OF M AHOGA*NV, QAIC t AND 1 JpOLISHED JJtURNISHINGS, AT THE 1 NOW FAMOUS DE LUXE ROOMS, 2-in, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, TpHURSDAY Q 11 A-M----3 Instructed by SIR WALTER STRINGER, of Hall's Avenue. Reinuera, and 2 Clients, 5 WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, THE UNDERMENTIONED:— rjy Hp ALU ABLE * •JJ\URNISHINGS, pLAYER J3IANO AND QIIOICE APPOINTMENTS. j . A Few Details: — > PRACTICALLY NEW PHILCO COM--2 Bl NATION WIRELESS SET, worth > £50. -j SCIIWESSTEIN MAHOGANY SS-NOTE 2 PLAYER-PIANO and 2"»0 Records. 5 This Player absolutely the best we 3 have ever. offered. Cost £207 10/. 7 MAHOGANY BALL AND CLAW-LEGGED IMPORTED CHINA CABINET. 1 INLAID MAHOGANY SETTEE. . WALNUT FOLDING TABLE. 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND 1 2 DIVAN CHAIRS in plain blue repp (very choice). CARVED CIIERRYWOOD HALL SEAT. 1 MAHOGANY HALL TABLE, Jacobean dc--1 signed legs. I 3 MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE. 1 CHOICE WILTON CARPET SQUARE, 18 x 11.3. , SOLID WALNUT WRITING BUREAU. 1 3-PIECE SILK TAPESTRY CHESTERt FIELD LOUNGE SUITE. OAK DINING ROOM SUITE of S pieces. „ ARTISTIC DESIGNED CHINESE REAL CARPET SQUARE, as new. Valued at £75. LARGE AND VERY CHOICE REAL PERSIAN CARPET. WALNUT AND MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE of 4 pieces, comprising Wardrobe. Dressing Table, Pedestal Cupboard and Full-panelled Bedstead. Valued and cheap at £75. UNIQUE AND HEAVILY CARVED CHINESE COCKTAIL CABINET, valuable and rare. i HALL CARPET RUNNER, 4ft Gin (135 yards in length). 2 EASY SILK DIVAN CHAIRS. ROLLER TOP DESK. CARVED ENVELOPE CARD TABLE. MAHOGANY DINING TABLE. WALNUT CHIFFONIER. HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER. ■. STANDARD LAMP. IMPORTED MAHOGANY .GENT'S 'ROBE. , MAHOGANY CHEST DRAWERS. ' SATTNWOOD DRESSING TABLE. - SINGLE OAK BEDROOM SUITE. Also, A LL-ELECTRTC FRIGIDAIRE. Compleinont of Cut Glass Ware. Dinner Service. Choice Bric-n-Brac. Elkincrton Plate. Table Appointments. J. C. Hoyte 5 Oil Painting and other Works. VeneI tian. Vases. Quantity of E.P. Ware. Real Sheraton Chairs. Tables. Solid 5 Mottled Kauri Round Table and Many Other Lines. ▼ Full Details in Wednesday's "Herald" and "Star." ' ON VIEW WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 5 FROM 2 P.M. Well Worth Inspecting. , INSTRUCTIONS FROM ALL: REALISE. 7 . TERMS : CASH. Q.EORGE YyALKER, ' S PEC lALIT Y AU CTIO NEER S. Leonard Coakley. T. A. Gotilding, Auctioneers. 4 SHIPPING. ) iVf V. EMPIRE STAR.FROM LIVERPOOL ) i.U, AND GLASGOW. ) Consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading, pay freight (if any), and take delivery of their cargo. All cargo is at consignees' risk after ,leaving ship's tackles, , and, if not promptly removed, will be stored at their risk and expense. ; Any cargo landed in a damaged condition must be examined and claim settled ' prior to its removal. No claim will be recognised after the removal of cargo, nor for short landed cargo, unless lodged (In : quadruplicate) at the office of the under- . signed within seven days after discharge of the goods. (See terms of Bill of Lading.) Number of Bill of Lading and marks to be rendered with claim. Captain S. N: C-'ip°»i >vill not be responsible for any debts contracted by his crew. THE FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING 1 CO., LTD., Agents Auckland. 4 • CHIROPRACTORS. ' ' Chiropractic' institute. Lionel Duggan Principal. Winstone Buildings. Phone : 44 0-9. ; ; § DUGGAN. Mitt? Freda (Palmer Graduate), X.Z.C.A., Winstone Bldgs. 46-444. B ILES AND GILES. Palmer Graduates, T n.Z.A.C.A . Oil worth Bhlg. 45-525. B TIERCY HAMBLYN, Palmer Graduate, Jl 603, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. 42-244, B