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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19806, 29 November 1927, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. gEMUEBA jpUEKITUBE g A L E, HPO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT O'CLOCK. Acting for the Owner, who is giving up Housekeeping, ROBERTS AND QO. Will Sell on the Premises, No. 1. Cotter Avenue, just past KEMUERA LIBRARY. THE CONTENTS OF A BEAUTIFULLY L FURNISHED MODERN HOME, including Wilton De Luxe Carpets. Magnificent AEOLIAN' PIANO-PLAYER AND MUSIC, choice JACOBEAN, MAPLE, GREY ASH. and ENGLISH OAK Furnishings, CHOICE CRYSTAL, collection of Old China- Plaques, including ROYAL WORCESTER. SPODE. COPELAND, NANKIN AND IMARI BRASSWARE. CLOISONNE. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.--We ommend those looking for Choice and Ornaments to attend this Sale. Details as per Sgiturday's Hefald. W. J. CUTTLE. ROADWAY RUCTION jypRT. NEWMARKET. SPECIALTY AUCTIONEER. JOINERY jyACTORY. WILLIAMS. QUEEN AND SON, LTD. (In Liquidation.) Acting on instructions received from MESSRS PINKER AND BOYD. j\TORTH pARMERS 1 CO-OPERATIVE. LTD.. Will Sell, by Public Auction, ON THE PREMISES. STATION RD.. PENROSE, (Opp. Railway Station.) rj-O-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT jl O'CLOCK. Large quantity timber and BUILDERS' GLASS, over 100 Sashes, already glazed; Plant and Machinery, Motor and Starter, 4-Si'ler Planer, Buzzer, Band Saw, Mortiser, Tenoning Machine. Thicknesser, Office Furniture. Safe 2ft. Pin x Ift. Sin.; also Oak Cabinet. Also, Land and Factory and Bungalow, etc. The Factory is all ready to start business, THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD AS GOING CONCERN. Or, alternately, any of the above items separately. Further particulars on application to the Auctioneer, P.. LANDELLS, Auctioneer. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS. JgXPIRATION OF jr^EASE. pONSONBY ARRET. Favoured with instructions from Messrs. Buer Bros., owing to expiration of their lease, we will sell by Public Auction, without reserve, ON THE PREMISES, 150, F R OAD (NEXT WEST END PICTURE THEATRE, COMMENCING jy-QNDAY JyTEXT, ~ 10.30 A.M.. AND FOLLOWING DAYS UNTIL CLEARED, gTOCK OF "jJSED ~p|"OUSEHOLD JgFFECTS, HPEVROLET MOTOR-CAR, 1926, DE V/ LUXE MODEL. 6-SEATER, Full Particulars Later Issue. J. EL A NSELL AND C° AUCTIONEERS. Phone 41-918. SECTIONS FOE SALE. ATHENS ROAD.—Elevated, volcanic, 55 x 200: gas, water, e.1.. drainage, bus passes. —Phone 12-305. BUCKLAND'S Beach.—Splendid Waterfront Section, i-acre; close wharf, stores, tennis courts. Terms.—Section, 80, Herald. BEAUTIFUL Freehold Sections, Sldm. main concrete road, smin. Takapuna Beach; from .£4 per foot. The cheapest and best in Takapuna. Very easy terms.— Apply Napier. Herman and Smith. Solicitors, Auckland. BARGAIN Mt. Albert, 2min. third section; £250. Remuera, £425, terms.— Thomas Kirkup. Ellison Chambers. BUCKLAND'S BEACH.— Splendid cliff section, i-acre, very fine views; near beach and tennis courts.—Phone 26-550. CIORNER Sections. Ellerslie, 50 x 276; J handy; equity, £6O, sell or exchange Seaside Sections, anything value.—Thorpe, Findlay St., Ellerslie. 1 FACTORY Site, Abbotteford St., opp. Cap- ' tain Cook, Newmarket; level, inexpensive; by Auction, Dec. 2. See announcements. OLLAN'S Estate, Panmnre.—so x 230, elevated, level, rich volcanic; nice v, £275; terms. —Warren. City Chrnbra. HERNE BAY.—Well situated, convenient to beach and tram, good soil.—3B, Laurence St.. Herne Bay. ' MANGERE. Otahuhu.—Choice Sections, close station, college, railway workshops; light, water, gas.—Lloyd. Agents. Otahuhu. MT ALBERT.—Section!, beautiful views, highest in district; greatly reduced prices.—T. Sadgrove. Phone 46-432. MT. EDEN.—Splendid Volcanic 1-3-Acre. elev-ited, extensive views: £4SG; terms easy.—Quane, l-5» Swacsop St. T ROS KlLL.—Elevated corner Section, '65 x 128; price, .£225; no reasonable offer refused. —Write Section, 4, Koran St., - FOR "sale or exchange. TTiARMLET. 6 acres, large House, and qut.C buildings; large orchard; ideal situation.— Retiring. 123. Herald. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. gUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIST. MK FRANCIS HELPS'. & v T Sneeialvt and Mental Healer, of ■a' has secured Chambers. 109 and 110, Pacifio Bldgs corner Weiiesley and Queen Sts. Hours'; 10 to 12.30 a.m.. and 2 to 5 p.ia. Phone 41 "| 7 | aNCIS ; HEL PS ( S.T.