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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18348, 14 March 1923, Page 3

SALES by AUCTION. PORTA NT FURNITURE 8 ALE. Important furniture sale. AT ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. * PARNELL. I' ART pHINA AND SILVER DLATE. ill pEORGE TyALKER, VILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. qtO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). AT 11 O'CLOCK. AT THE RESIDENCE. WO 11 ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. NO." 1L fa T. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. MRS PERCIVAL EVANS, who has sold her Property, has instructed me to Sell HFR HIGH (LASS MODERN FURNISH. INGS CHINA. PLATE. WATER COLOURS. AND PRACTICALLY NEW CONTINENTAL PIW PIANO. DETAILS AS' PER PREVIOUS ISSUES, , VOTE —Special attention is drawn to this Sale, as everything is practically new Did H*>< *'-*'" clean. PIANO WILL BE SOLI) AT 1 O'CLOCK. pEORGE Ty ALKER. r.rCTIONEER AND EXPERT VALUER. 'SALEROOMS: ■!>. QUEEN STREET. TO CABINETMAKERS, JOINERS. BUILDERS. AND MACHINERY DEALERS. In the Assigned Estate of pREY T YNN pABINET TyORKS. I $7 AND G9. GREAT NORTH ROAD, Close to Ponsonby Reservoir. p EORGE TV - ALKER. Instructed by MR. T. S. MILLER. Assignee in the above Estate, will Sell by Public Auction. Without Reserve, to-morrow (Thursday). AT -|1 O'CLOCK. i rTHE WHOLE OF THE CABINETf .1 MAKING PLANT. IRONMONGERY. OFFICE FURNISHINGS, AND MANUFACTURED FURNITURE, as under:— PLANT. — 10-H.P. ELECTRIC MOTOR. EQUAL TO NEW. ONLY INSTALLED 6 MONTHS AGO; Practically-new Crescent 32in. BAND SAW MOULDING SPINDLE. RIP SAW. CROSSCUT SAW SPARE SAWS. MORTISING MACHINE SANDPAPERING DRUMS. AND BELT. FOX TRIMMER, BORING SPINDLE. BELTING SHAFTING. PULLEYS. CARPENTERS' BENCHES. GRINDSTONE. CRAMPS, GLUE TANK AND POTS. TRESTLES. HAND SCREWS VENEERING PLATES. SAW CRAMP. BLOW LAMP. TONGS. VICE. Etc. The Plant is an Exceptionally Good One. STOCK. — Made-up Furniture and Large Ouantity of Cabinetmakers' Ironmongery. Inlav?." Mouldings. Small Quantity of Timber, Polishing Materials, Etc OFFICE.-Office Table, Fittings, Chairs, Typewriter, Files, Costing Card?, Etc ON VIEW TO-DAY .WEDNESDAY) And To-morrow Morninc " Note.—lnquiries from the country will rewive prompt attention. NO RESERVES. TERMS CASH. p EORGE \y ALKER, AUCTIONEER AND EXPERT VALUER. SALEROOMS, 38, QUEEN ST. rpo M T# r? DEN "RESIDENTS. AT 15. VALLEY ROAD, rpO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). AT 11 A.M. T T? pOBERTSON, T TD., Favoured with instructions from Mr. T. P F V K SO\ WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION THE WHOLE OF HIS ELABORATE AND VALUABLE MODERN FURNISHINGS of his 6-roomed Residence, DINING* ROOM — CABINET GRAMAPHONE AND RECORDS. HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD (with Leadlight doors). OVAL OAK TABLE. SUITE OF OAK CHAIRS, Uphol. Moquette, and 2 OAK MORRIS CHAIRS. Occ. Oak Table, Oak Palm Stand, SUPERIOR AXM. CARPET (9 by 12!, Rev. H. Rugs. Oil Paintings, Ornaments, etc., Seagrass Lounge, Madras »nd Poplin Casement Curtains, SINGER DROPHEAD MACHINE. HALL--OR. HALL STAND, Hall Table, BROCADE VEL. HALL CURTAINS, 7YDS. CORK LINO. (6ft. wide). 91YDS. AXM. CARPET RUNNER (36in.). BEDROOM (No. I,)—MAGNIFICENT 4PCE OAK SUITE, valued at £60 comprising WARDROBE. LARGE DRESSING TABLE, with Reflex Mirrors. WASHSTAND 'marble top and back), and DBLfc. BEDSTEAD, 4ft. 6in.. Kapok and Wire Mattress, WEDGEWOOD TOILET SET, Seajrass Chairs, 8-Day Clock. AXM. CARPET (9 bv 12). , BEDROOM (No. 2).—SINGLE O.R. BEDSTEAD, Wire Mattress and Kapok, O.R. Wardrobe, DRESSING TABLE AND PEDESTAL. Byds. Lino.. Aim. Bedside Rui<s. BEDROOM (No. 3).—4-Po©. O.R. Suite. comnrising WARDROBE, DRESSING TABLE, PEDESTAL. AND SINGLE BED. Wire and Kapok, 9 by 12 Seagrass Square, Folding Camp Table, Bedside Chair, 3ft. Stretcher. Bedside Rugs, Toilet Ware. Voile Curtains viy T^ffEX — DP K. EXTEN. TABLE. 3 KIT TABLES. 9 CANADIAN CHAIRS. feljJi o - 1 Lino., ALUM. SAUCEPANS and SETTLES, »nd A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF KIT. AND DOMESTIC UTENSILS 98r£V$2? R8 TO DETAIL. OUTSIDE -Verandah Sofa. Coir Mats. Scythe, Rake. Hedge Clippers, Spade, Forks, Hoes etc V £°TE-TITESE SUMPTUOUS FURDrSS&S? MUST BE SOLD WITHOUT tit,akjli v E. T # R. "POBERTSON. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. gOWIE'S AUCTION MART. NEWMARKET. Bales EVERY Monday. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, at 2 O'CLOCK. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME. LARGE QUANTITY OF POTATOES JUST ARRIVED. WALLACE TJOW IE AND pO.. LOUIS' LEWIS, 'Phone 2624 A. Auctioneer. pRIDAY, "A f ARCH ip AT 12 NOON. DWELLING-ARM A DALE ROAD REM EPA. pOBT. p pARR AND CON Have received Instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 20, Swansou St.. on FRIDAY, March 16, at 12 noon. VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING of 5 V rooms, bathroom, scullery, and pantry, situated at No. 31, Armadale Road, Remuera, within a few minutes of either the tram or train. Hot and cold water and gas and gas stove. City drainage; wash-house, with copper and tubs. The section 188 76ft. frontage by a depth of 262 ft.. and is planted with fruit trees, and stands high, and there is a i;uod view. Very easy terms can be arranged. Further particulars from the Auctioneers. I