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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 3

Sales by Auction. ~ ii , .QEORGE WALKER, AT HIS SALE ROOMS, 38, QUEEN STREET. , fHIS J) AY. rjiHls J) AY. AT 10.30 AM - JjINOLEUMS AND pARPETS. AND AT 11 O'CLOCK, OAK'0 AK ' R J MU AND jg-AURI JOINING AND EE,RO °M pURNISHINGS. ALSO, AT p.m., 2~U PEIGa ' ,{3}. AND pIANOS— *} IJAAKE PIANO, a Lovely Instrument x Worth £90. , gERTRA'M JSON piANO. good as new. 8 01 3£ W SIDEBOARD, modern def~> rf«.* a 4 practically new; E.P. and A m tjw *'*?; VY AL OAK DINING fiS 'S'J 411 chlb legs). 6 H.B. OAK DINING CHAIRS, Cutlery, Jardinieres, £•?• *&?&■&&&!* Oak Pedestal and Fiwr'n^^RSP 112 - °- pCE - CHESTERFIELD SUITE (in Shadow Tissue I T^/^'o9ft^^« lm stand - CHIPPEN- ?, L SUITE, Occ. Chairs, O. Rimu = Ti»/3!isx3£ nUn Bureau, NEW HOME DROI'HEAD SEWING MACHINE (in . tirst-class order), Occ Tables, Music Rnrwtefa GLASS-FRONT KAURI BOOKCASE, Tall Hat and Coat n?D R otSr HANDSOME POL. KAURI BARREL-FRONT SIDEBOARD, DinI srJ^H e - T Velvet Pile Table Cover, „ 'lIECE LEATHER DINLNGROOM ? ?££?£>, also 7-PIECE SADDLEBAG St&L££,, BUITE da s n« w >. AXMTNSTER CARPET SQUARE (9ft by loft 6 i,- Blind 8, Curtains and Poles. MM. Fender. Paintings and Oak-framed E£fi l JEsv, Haad . Sewing Machine, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, O.R. Dinner Wsflson, 4 O.R. Chairs and Settee to match. Morris Chair, Cushions, Whatnot, Book-shelves, Books, Oak Piano £ Stool, O. Rimu Settee and Squab. \ ALL STAND AND HALL FURNISH-4-PCE. SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE, J: comprising Oak Wardrobe, Ck>mb. pressing Chest. Pedestal Cupboard and v ' IJI -size. Bedstead eu suite, cost ±o5- Toilet Ware, Wire-wove and Kapok Bedding:, J"* 001 Ru *- POLISHED 8 KAURI BEDROOM SUITE, comprising „ Wardrobe, Dalton Dressing Chest and 3 Wood Bedstead; Box Ottoman, Seagrass Square, Curtains and Poles, Comb. Pairs and Chests. 2 full-size Rimu Bedsteads and Wires, Good Kapok n Bedding, Duchess Pair, Wicker Lounge, h Chests of Drawers, Swing Mirror, i Single Bedsteads and Wires, Pedestal Cupboard, Wicker Chairs. Comb. Beds. C Pictures. Stretchers. 3-PCE. KAURI BEDROOM SUITE, Medicine Cabinet. RIMU WARDROBE, BEDROOM i, CHEST AND PEDESTAL (as good a* . now), _ also General Furniture of all Descriptions. KITCHEN DRESSER, Kitchen Table-, Gas Iron, Gas Ring. Canadian and A.B. Chairs, _ Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Aluminium Saucepans and Kettles, Potts's Iron*. Child's High Chair. Garden Tools, Dust Bin. Large Mangle. Wheelbarrow, Garden Roller, Lawn Mower, _ Good Tennis Net and Marker. / Perfection Room Heater, Meat Safe, 3 I Leather Couches. Califont. Gas Fittings. SEAGRARS PRAM.. ALMOST NEW GAS £TOVE. Etc.. Etc. , c: EVERYTHING YOU WANT IS AT \ WALKER'S. p /-I EORGE TTTALKER, n AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, 38, QUEEN STREET. 'PHONE 2857. *|iS|k T7UNAL SALE FOR THIS °. ffi*&§SL J- SEASON J COLE'S CELEBRATED FRUIT 3 TREES, At rPHE AUCKLAND pROVINCIAL . RUIT C O., TD.. * CITY MARKETS. { QVER IQAQ pRUIT rpREES. « This is the last opportunity ttiis year to 5 secure Special Grade Trees from the best * nursery. 5 Also. a pITRUS FRUIT, ETC. TPHIS J)AY, AT 12 NOON. rpSE TTAYMARKET, -, rpH 15 D AY - A CGUST 90 A LFRED TJUCKLAND & QONS, T TD., 1 Will Sell AT 10.30 A.M. jTARNESS. SADDLERY, VEHICLES, HORSES OF ALL CLASSES CH. PONY, GIG, AND HARNESS. DRAY. HORSES, AND HARNESS. At 12 Noon. & THE CH. GELD. OTARA, by Ga*eley~Te Aorangi, in full training 1 HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDING. A LFRED UCKLAND & QONS, T TD. _ _ j_ T HE ffAYMARKET T AND QALE "DOOMS. F RIDAY. S 2.30 P.M. 1 Instructed by Solicitors in the Estate of Joseph. Dunn, deceased, "DUCKLAND & QONS, LTD., E (Will offer for Public Auction. I L° T AMLIN ' S Q-KANT. *' Containing c ABOUT 140 A CRES. I Most of this farm slopes nicely to the north £ and east. Some of the paddocks have been p down in grass for 20 years without manure, i and still show a, fine sole of rye, cocksfoot, and clover. Soil is slrong semi-volcanic to loam on clay. The property has a, long frontage to Panmure-Otahuhu Road, and with a few chains to Great South Road, lends itself well for subdivision. The Panmure railway extension is surveyed just to cross one cornerBuildinge comprise a house of 7 living - rooms, ifronUing PacLmure-Otahiihu, cowshed of 30 bails, implement shed, stable, etc., and small cottase fronting Great South Road. 1 DIRECTIONS FOR INSPECTION.— I From Panmuro call at the last house on | -, right before, reaching Westfield Freezing f Company's paddocks on Otahuhti Road, 4 , and Mr. L. Dunn will show you round. J J ALSO. v pANMURE. ST. HELIERS BAY ROAD. £ 9 ACRES. WITH. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE. £. SHEDS AND ALL CONVENIENCES. This is a comfortable home, situated on rising ground of best quality. Fine extensive views. Property will benefit from < proposed I'anmnro railway extension. DIRECTIONS.-Ask for Panmure School, _ then second house, pa-intod white with red roof, on. right hand side up St. HoJiers Bay Road occupied by Mrs. Dunn. Terms and Conditions of Sale to lie seen at Messrs. Hesketh and Richmond. Solicitors, or , A LFRED TDUCKLAND & QONS, LTD., AUCTIONEERS, ALBERT' STREET. ALGETY AND (COMPANY, T TD. V a Es; m EL D / c ■ J; v rpHURSDAY, QEPTEMBER A £ ' SPECIAL ENTRY. ICA THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD J IOU BULLOCKS, IN FRESH CON- c DITION, FROM THE NORTH. ] The above bullocks are a good line, and 'J •we can recommend buyers to attend the above sale. 1— TjALGETY AND pOMPANY, T TD-, AUCTIONEERS. 1