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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19501, 3 December 1926, Page 3

QROCERIES. £BOOO " G eocesies ' £BOOO £8000" G eoceries " £BOOO QROCERIES. IN SURPRISINGLY GOOD CONDITION. THE WHOLE OF THE HUGE SALVAGE STOCK FROM THE FIRE OF THE HOME AND COLONIAL BULK STORE gAVE Tym'EY ON I£MAS QROCERIES. VISIT THE AUCTIONEERING '• C°"L TDAT THEIR ROOMS, C. CUSTOMS ST. W (Nest Waitemata Hotel). (FRIDAY). /jp O-DAY (FRIDAY). t( AND FOLLOWING DAYS. 1 A A.M. SHARP. THE PUBLIC. HOTELKEEPERS. STOREKEEPERS, BOARDING HOUSES. NOW HAVE THE EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY OF PURCHASING riROCERIES |N QOOD OONDITION. UCTION "PRICES. WITHOUT WITHOUT RESERVE. R E S E R V E. £OTS JJ 10 g UIT J$ UYERSTERMS: CASH DEPOSIT ON "FALL OF THE HAMMER AND CASH IN FULL BEFORE DELIVERY. NO EXCEPTIONS. np.HE AUCKLAND AUCTIONEERING C°- L TD " B. JONES. Auctioneer. Phone <l2-288. rro BOARDINGHOUSE KEEPERS AND J. R. R, OBEHTSO!! ' L m ' J R ROBERTSON, BIG QUEEN STREET AUCTIONEERS. H UGE A UCTION Sale-rpO-DAY '— rpO-DAY 1 (FRIDAY), 1 AT OUR ROOMS. QUEEN STREET. AT O'CLOCK. DOZEN WOODEN BEDS. 3ft, and 4ft. 1 PAPCOLIN SQUARES. 10 COMB. CHESTS, Rimu and Kauri, (i WARDROBES. 1 DOZEN TENTS. 2 DOZEN CHAIRS. 4 CHESTERFIELD SUITES. 12 TRAVELLING BAGS. 5 PIANOS. 1 PLAYER PIANO and 3 Doz. Rolls 1 BILLIARD. TABLE. 4 DECK CHAIRS. 1 SEWING MACHINES. 4 DOZEN CUPS AND SAUCERS. 3 DOZEN PLATES. 2 HALL STANDS. 4 RIMU DINING TABLES. 2 IRON SAFES. , rim^T , T , C, SILVERDOWN MATTRESSES. •J OFFICE DESKS. 4S T)Tir pq 4 KITCHEN TABLES. 3 SIDEBOARDS. 3 7-PIECE MISSION SUITE. 2 GAS STOVES. ' Also, AT 2 O'CLOCK, On Behalf of Liquidators. 50 PAIRIS 70IN. SHEETS. 40 PAIRS 541 N. SHEETS.^ 30 DOZEN GENT. S ' HANDKERCHIEFS, a DOZEN FULL-SIZE BEDSPREADS 1 DOZ. HONFATOMB QUILTS (White). 2 DOZ COLOURED BEDSPREADS. 30 DOZ' LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS 3 DOZ. COLOURED TABLE CENTRES 1 DOZ. COLOURED BORDERED TABLECLOTHS, 56 x 56. 2 DOZ. LINEN TABLECLOTHS. 12 DOZ TOWELS. 4 DOZ.' LACE TABLE CENTRES. 4 DOZ. LACE RUNNERS. fi DOZ. GLASS-CLOTHS. m 1 DOZ 54 x 51 LINEN TABLECLOTHS. H. DOZ. TOWELS. „ T rr-r G SUIT LENGTHS, NAVY BLUE SERGE. Koorl duality. EVERYTHING MUST BE CLEARED. Come tfiearly and Secure Your Bargains. J R J^OBERTSON. AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS AND VALUERS, OPP. J.C.L. MANGERF, QEASIDE T7< STATE. ANGERE OEASIDE J& STATE. AT I Cr H T lN I G H T A U C T I 0 N. Aoctlo n. J. R. R L TD " OPPOSITE COURT'S. IpO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), AT rf P.M. r* r OVELY QEASIDE gECTIONS. 54 [ OVELY g EASIDE gECTIONS. r| | OVELY gE ASIDE gECTIONS. OPPOSITE MASSEY ISLAND, ON MANUKAU HARBOUR. PART OF THE~OLD ASCOT STUD FARM. ONLY 15 MINUTES' DRIVE FROM MANGERE BRIDGE. GOOD ROADS. SPLENDID BATHING. FISHING, and BOATING. NICE LEVEL SECTIONS. DON'T MISS OUR NEW SYSTEM OF BUYERS NOMINATING THEIR OWN DEPOSITS. CALL AND .GET THE NEW IDEA BEFORE: THE SALE. SEE OUR LARGE ADVERTISEMENT AND PLAN IN TO-MORROW'S HERALD.' J. R. RMBHKW- L®. AUCTIONEERS, OPP. COURT S, QUEEN STREET OR AT J JfOSTER'S J>OOMS, FIRST FLOOR. VICTORIA ARCADE. QUEEN STREET. - PHONE 40-567, J. H. A KSEM ' AKD C°107, SYMONDS ST. 167. SYMONDS ST. (Opposite Lyric. Theatre). rjpO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT £ P - M * Favoured with instruction, we will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE Hat Stands, Ladies' Handbags. Ladies' Silk Hose, Clothing, Toys, Beads, etc. TERMS CASH. NO RESERVES. J H j^" SELL AND o°THE SYMONDS ST. AUCTIONEER. ► EMUERA ► UILDING WELL WITHIN THIRD SECTION. BELL ROAD. OFF ARNEY ROAD. ROBERTS AND QOMPANY, Instructed by the OWNER, will eel! at their auction rooms at Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, fjpO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT I. O'CLOCK. 3 Freehold Sections on th» left side of Bell Road, having frontages of 66ft approz. COMMANDING POSITION And above the level' ol the road. Owner will Baild if required, oil £2oo' deposit. House afcd Section. Remember, Sections are scarce in R,emaera to-day. and these ore well within the 3rd section ■. Don't miss this opportunity. Further particulars from the Auctioneers. SECTIONS FLAGGED.