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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16538, 14 May 1917, Page 10

jgl Sales by. Auction. WALKER AND pOAKLEY, ',' j '/-THIS J} AY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. ■AT THE RESIDENCE. jQROMORNE -pOAD, ; JJEMUERi (Opposite Remuera Publio . School). , • Take Remuera car ■to v Armadale ; Road.- , . Dromorne Road first on light.'. Favoured with instructions from A. H, Vickerman, Esq.. who is leaving; Auck' land, we will Sell , • :, : ."-..■.■:..£-.■;*> IJHE , WHOLE OF TTIS qUPERIOB JTOUSEHOLD- ■ ipURNISHINGS • AND •EFFECTS..'' DRAWING AND DINING ROOMSHANDSOME UPRIGHT IRONFRAME. CHECK. ACTION. ENGLISH PIANO (by the celebrated makers. John Spencer and Sons, a real good instrument), Axminster Carpet Square. Heavy Linoleum right throughout, Shadow Tissue, Box Seat, Occasional Rimu Tables, Cake Tier. SUPERIOR SOLID ENGLISH OAK DINING SUITE (comprising 9 pieces, beautifully upholstered in Saxe Blue-Moquette, cost £45, good as new), Heavy Extension Dining Table (massivo legs). Mohair Table Cover, Oiled Rimu Dinner Waggon. Mottled Kauri Bookcase. Terra-cotta Jardiniere and Vase, Choice Pictures, Hearthrugs, Cushions, Casement Curtains, SEAGRASS SETTEE AND CHAIRS. 'J Superior Folding Chairs (in Moauette upholsterinKs), Solid Oak Occas. Table, Palm Stands, Platform Rocker,- Music Canterbury, Oak Coal Vase, Bric-a-Brac, E.P. Wire. 8-DAY MARBLE CLOCK. Inkstand. Leather Chair. .... HALL-HALLSTAND (best B. mirrors). Pair Hall Crash Curtains. Pictures. BEDROOMS (3)-VERY FINE DUCH. PAIR. Full-sizo Wood Bedstead. Wire Wove Mattress, Kapok Bedding. 8DRAWER SOLID .MOTTLED KAURI CHEST OF DRAWERS. Linoleum, Set of Ware, Box Ottoman, Pictures, Kapok Mattress. Folding Chair, Side Table, Towel Rail. Seagrass Mat, Bamboo Blind, Oiled Rimu Wardrobo, 4-DRAWER CHEST, Bookcase, Swing Mirror, A.B. Chair, SINGLE WOOD BEDSTEAD. Wire Wove Mattress. Kapok Bedding. Bookcase, Sot of Ware, Curtains. 7-drawer Chost • of Drawers. 2 Stretchers. 6-drawer Chest, PORTABLE WARDROBE. Hearthrugs, and Usual Bedroom Sundries. ' KITCHEN TABLE, Chairs. Ping-pong V. Tablo. Game of Bobs. 1 Old Gun and Pistol in leather case. Chairs. Cooking Utensils. Aluminium Saucepans. Kettles, Dinner Service, Glassware, Crockery, Carpet Sweeper, Mincer. Bread Crock. Filter. Jam Jars, Oval Boiler, Buckets, Baths. Wringer, Garden Tools. Large Mangle, Grindstone. PERFECTION COOKING STOVE, "VERMODE" SPRAYER. Garden Hose, Clippers, 2 Lawn Mowers, Saratoga Trunk, Deck Chairs, and Host of Sundries. NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. WALKER AND pOAKLEY. AUCTIONEERS, HIGH STREET. RUCTION OF pIANOS. AT THE T°WN ALL A UCTION ]Vf ART--21. GREY STREET, mO-MORROW (TUESDAY). 15TH. 12 O'CLOCK SHARP. || SHENS T0 N E PIANO, new 1 BROADWOOD PIANO 1 HARVEY PIANO J BORD PIANO I SPENCER PIANO | HAAKE PIANO J ' FRENCH PIANO 2' PRACTICE PIANOS A, OAK GRAMAPHONES * „•■ ■' •■■ 'AND •' C? SECOND-HAND BICYCLES )AA LOTS OF NEW AND SECONDi*J\J H AND FURNITURE.. 7K PAIRS LADIES' SHOES. ALGETY AND p.OMPANY, T TD., . In Conjunction with PHE-M-ORTH A UCKLAND TURMERS' • CO-OP.. LIMITED. -

• tTELENSVILLE. ipUESDAY ]\|AY 1£ AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP. 2QQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE >. Including, '. 00 STORE. COWS . ' 50 STRONG CALVES "' 12 GOOD SPRINGING HEIFERS 30 FOUR-SEAR-OLD BULLOCKS it very forward condition, ex Wh'arenine station 100 SHORN LAMBS ■ ' 150 SOUND-MOUTHED EWES. Also, • 1 TIP-DRAY. And BUILDING SECTION, in the heart of the J-» town. This property is flagged. , Further Entries Solicited. . HARRY BRADLEY, CON CHRISTIE, Helenaville Agent. , Auctioneer.

F RIDAY. M AY 25, AT 2 P.M. SHARP. • , ' OAMUEL yAILE AND CONS, T TD„ Acting upon instructions from the Mortgagee, trill S'sll by Public Auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen Street. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL 'OP XX LAND, containing 22.4 perches, more or less, being Lot 2 of the Subdivision of Part of Allotment 138 of Section 10, Suburbs of Auckland, with Dwcllinghous© thereon, situated in Wells Street, Kingsland. • Particulars and Conditions of Sale, may be obtained from the Auctioneers. ;V; J ;;;'," ;.••Dental. . \-.\r JJY QWN gPECIAL JTETHOD ■■'~:: } OF ';'"'' ?« v'-''<§ '' pAINLESS TPXTRACTION Possesses many and great advantage* which aro distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. 2. NO NEED to come back the aocond time or oftener, as under other methods. 3. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No broken , teeth or stumps, left in the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. I can safely use it on a patient of 80 years. 6. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints, it will not affect you. C NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. ABSCESSED TEETH also painlessly extracted. 0. EXTRACTED FREE when, teeth are ordered. Also, THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE. ANALGESIA. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TEETH DRILLED, FILLED, PREPARED FOR CROWNING. BRIDGE'WORK. PIVOTS Etc.. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN WHATEVER. YOU ARE CONSCIOUS, YET UNCONSCIOUS. TO PAIN, AND I HAVE PROVED THIS MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE TO BE AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS IN EVERY OPERATION. , THEREFORE, PATIENTS ' WHO ARE NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTIST.; - A PAINLESS DENTISTRY' AT. MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT! .' NOTE THE;ADDRESS- f /\ TJENTIST Q TOpJNRO -pMANUEL, FIRST FLOOR, ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS . . (Next, G,P.0.).' ' , , ; Open Every Evening, also -Saturday After- .■•«.* ';. noon. ,i Telephone. 1604. Take Elevator;