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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 119, 22 May 1941, Page 4

AUCTIOII*^^ N xeHT a^s? rrVD-MOKROW . ■ A AT FT TM. ■"'■--■. .^j Wat SELL BT PUBUO ■lTriiVL ' DOWNSTADU SSSBS* •«• 2«. quxb eaS?' ■'■ -ip /-JENERAL XTOUBEBOU> S^^^J T ~* , Mtnt--p|DJING ROOM SUITS of « --■■ Vases. Ornamente, AmT'KiZT'a&JIM Sideboard. Tables. Easy Chairs. OAK BEOIUk2*SL9I urlslng Wardrobe. DreSa?e2 ,l »H Panel Bedstead. Hj Beddinit. Pillows, OJL rgl *]■»,.U and Wire Woves. Crockery. Vases. Kitchen SS SOB uenerai Sundries. ""Its, «4^l THE SPECIALTV '^1 2«9. QUEEH STRKr'^«3 Leonard Coakley. T. A. OaeM^'a^^^ R ICHARD A BTHo »'T]l|l WILL SELL AT TBETS H (Next Power Board Bea^J^^f^| rpo-MORROW — UfcM at ocuoat. fflpi gUTtIB. *£SM CARPET. H EA«H 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD BOOS. ■»«-■ Suite. Oak Wardrobe a^rTj! l !! Comb. Chests. Dblr. and Me itlLI Rlmu Eittee and Squab. Palm Bands, Hall stands, Cnc*3*v2£ll ware. Morris Chair. "«■—v. *>P^H OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 4-Ite. *ikJ&s room Suite. Oak Wardrobe, Comb. Chests. Bble. and SS*tt» Wires. £>ble. and Sgle. KapokSa Chest Drawers, Duchess Pate»7«te7^^^Pl KITCHEN TABLES AMD r»»i— Utensils erery ALSO THE CONTENTS OF I —~. too late for advertlsmg. -!SS! R j^ aucxioubm. -f^

AUCTIONS. QUPERIOB TTOUK TjnJKNISHINaa. TCTAUEER, J***, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS. 249, QUEEN 81881. rjnO-MORROW XjTRIDAY. AT 1± A.«.. f\ AK T\ININO "DOOM <S<UITES. rf-IHESM'KKFIKLD QUJ.TLS. nrnriN (~)ak tdedboom outte. /~VAK "OEDBOOM OUITES. Details:— T nrmo boom.—oak dining room suite. -LJ comprising Pretty Design Buflet. Draw-leaf JJSSS^" , *_£*SS°* Chairs; 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, with Loose Covers; Tea Wagon with Plate-glass top. Glass-door Bookcase, OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising Buflet Drawleat Table and 6 Dining Chairs, CHESTER LOUNGE with Chair to "<r*fh Bookshelves, Ornaments, Vases, 3-PCE. UPHOU REED LOOM SUITE. R.L. Oec. Table. 8-Day Clock. Odd Oak Sideboard, ORGAN. RADIOS. Hall Table. Asm. Rugs! 3-Pce. Chesterfield. uphoL in Moquette; DJ>. DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising Buffet with leadlight doors, Oral Dining Table and 4 Chairs; Jardinieres, Easy Chairs. Settee and Squab, and all Living Room Appointments. BEDROOMS.— TWIN ' OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Mirror-door Wardrobe, Dressing Chest with large mirror. Pedestal Cupboard and Two 3ft Panel Bedsteads and H.S. 4-Ply Wire Wove; Kapok Bedding, Child's Cot, Oak Comb. Wardrobe. DOLL'S PRAM, as new; OAK BEDROOM SUITE, with Mirror-door Wardrobe, Dressing Chest, Ped. Cupboard and Full-size Panel Bedstead. H.S. Wire Wore; Kapok Mattress. Pillows, O.K. Comb. Chests, Single and Double Beds and Wires, Curtains, Bedspread, Bedside Tables, Pictures. Wall Rack, Palm Stands, Cushions, Kauri Chests, Odd Wardrobe. RITCHEN CABINET, fitted with laidlight cupboard and drawers; Kitchen Table. Saucepans. Card Tables, Lollie Jars, Glassware, Dinner Ware, Lawnmower, Settee and Squab. Brooms, Wringer, Alumin. Ware and General Sundries. /GEORGE VITALKER, T TD.. THE SPECIALITY AUCTIONEERS. 249, QUEEN STREET. Leonard COakley. T. A. GouMing. Auctioneers. 22

AUCTIONS. , rpo-MORBOW •piWDAT. rpuRNERS AND Tf** SELL DAILY BY AUCTION TjWUIT, TORODUCE, -VEGETABLES. Q A.M.—BANANAS. FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON 8 AMHOTHOUSE GRAPES HOTHOUSE GRAPES APPLES — APPLES DESSERT, COOKERS PEARS PEARS LEMONS OUTDOOR TOMATOES HOTHOUSE TOMATOES CAPS GOOSEBERRIES MUSHROOMS TREE TOMATOES PERSIMMONS CUAVAS FEIJOIAS 8 AMCAULIFLOWERS CABBAOSS POTATOES POTATOES GREEN PEAS CELERY — CELERY BRUSSELS SPROUTS KUMARAS PUMPKINS CITRON MELONS ONIONS SWEDES CARROTS LETTUCE — LEEKS CUCUMBERS — MARROWS STRINGLESS BEANS PARSNIPS. ETC. Q A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS. -| /\ AM —POULTRY. -tf\ A.M.—BANANAS . ■J O NOON—SPECIAL PATRIOTIC AUCTION. rpURNERS AND /GROWERS, X TO., CITY MARKETS.

**Lsl for School a#ain. mV^B^f^ l l E r er y tfc ' l »Sr a schoolboy needs in the wf of clothes is at the H.B. stores. He w*o waits may need—BUY EARLY. School SUITS Sehool SINGLETS School CAPS Well cut from guaranteed Indigo .- . . „ . English Serge. Double seats and ™a!S"!- c Q, . ish J nter,ock — Complete stocks of Gwwar 0* elbows. Sizes sto 16. Athletic Style^—From J/O ... , i M b. pWi ->jm /_» tn -_, . e , _ -. _ e m regulation style, oUO "r— 54/6 *o 65/- Short Sleeves-From 4/3 Manon „* Also in Grey Worsted and Done- Also in Pure Woo! SS 4/11 •» gal Tweeds. 8/11. ' School HOSE School OVERCOATS School SHORTS ah-w«j wii*r.**ii» Warm, smartly-cut Coats in Ena m a * frOm hard - weorin 9 hLZ ' Y T_? lish and Colonial Tweeds, full qSZxJT* Te^ a *} on Ail-Wool all coloured tops, indud* H* , K£ S. Js 2T5 STe. -*, % .Co, 3/ j - tftf Navy. Sizes 7to 16. .. . 38/6 to 71/6 !2S?«2?5!!!g!. School SHIRTS School RAINCOATS Made from the we»WJJ "Bra,™'" make, in Cotton and ScflOOl PULL-OVERS lyn ond Kaiapoi All-Weal^" , * Wool Navy texture, full belted in shodes of Navy end S^ style. 35/. to 55 >£ Fine Navy and Grey All Wool in *** ** •" P ,a,r » and assorted colour necks Also in English Cotton Gabardine Splendid weoring. Sizes 26 32 Priced from 61/6. 9/$ to XQf_ '■HzdUttJitelnd Or^ QUEEN STREET and KARANGAHAPE RD. XSg?'