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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20024, 14 August 1928, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. WILL SELL, AT THEIR ROOMS, OPP. TOWN HALL, IJIO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT O'CLOCK. QAK AND JpURNITURE AND J^URNISHINGS, CONTENTS OF 6 ROOMS. . BEDROOMS.—2 4-Pco. Oak Suites, 4-Drawer Rimu Comb Chests and Ped Cupboards, 4-Drawer Oak Comb. Chest, with Oval Mirror, Rimu Comb. Pair, 4-Drawer D.S. Comb. Chest, 2-Drawer Rimu Comb Chest. Scotch Chest, 4-Drawer Cheat, Single Rimu Bedstead, Kapok and Flock Mattresses. DINING ROOM.—Piano, by Cramer and Sons, Oak Buffet, L.S. Buffet, L.S. Ext. Dining Table, Oval Rimu Table, 3-Pce. Suite, uph. in Tapesti'y, Rimu Settee and Sauab, Uph. Easy Chair, Reed Loom Settee and Chair, Oak Bureau and Bookcase, Pedestal, Palm Stands, Rev. Book- ' case, 6-Pcq. Rimu Suite, Gramophone, Child's High Chair. Writing Table, Piano Stool, H. Rugs, Linoleum, Dinnerwaro, Glassware, Cutlery. KITCHEN.—TabIes, Dresser, Chiffonier, Chairs. Uph. Couch, Twin Garden Roller, Lawnmower, Standard Mangle, Millinery Stands. 5 . REAMS CARBON PAPER. RICHARD AUCTIONEERS. RTHUR, J^TD. NO. 111. PAH ROAD, EPSOM, NO. 111, PAH ROAD. EPSOM, THURSDAY jj J A.M. Acting on behalf of MRS. SHERRIFF. who is giving up housekeeping, THE FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS. HE FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS. CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, 2 Easy Chairs, Reed Loom and Seagrass Chairs, Tea Waggon, Rd. Dining Table, P.S. Sideboard and 6 Chairs, Smoker's Chair, Ax. Carpet, 9 x 10.6; Drugget Square, 12 0; Vest. Rug. H. Rubb, W«JI Mirror, Cushions. Clock. Potstand, Curtains, Fire Screen. Pictures, Ornaments, Salad Bowl. Stainless Knives, 3 Boxes Fish Knives, Forks, etc. EDISON DIAMOND DISC GRAMOPHONE AND 30 RECORDS. 14Yds. Hall Runner, and Felt. BEDROOMS (2). —3 Single Rimu Beds, Mattresses and Pillows, Comb. Chests, Corner Robo. Deck Chair, Rev. Rugs, Curtains, etc. KITCHEN.—TabIo, Chairs, Linoleum, Elec. Iron, Carpet Sweeper, Aluminium Ware, Oval Boiler, En. Ware, Pres. Jars. OUTSIDE.—"King" Triple Gear Lawnmower, equal new; Garden Roller (1-cyl-inder). Scythe. Carpenter's Tools. Wire Netting, Rubbish Tin, Garden Seat, 8 Purebred White Leghorns (laying), HelJaby's strain. THOS B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer and Valuer. JOHN QARLAW, "WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE SALEROOMS. 24, WYNDHAM STREET (Next Gas Co.'a Office), rjpO-DAY (TUESDAY) AT O'CLOCK OAK AND RIMU FURNISHINGS OF 4 SUBURBAN HOMES, removed to tho Mart for convenience of Sale. T IVING ROOMS.—B-PIECE OAK DINING SUITE (comprising Oak Buffet, Oak Extension Tablo and 6-Piece Oak Dining Suite), 2 OAK SIDEBOARDS. 3 RIMU SIDEBOARDS, 1 Pol. Kauri Sideboard, Oak, Rimu and Pol. Kaur. Ex. Dining Tables, 3 Rimu 6-Piece Dining Suites, Chesterfield Lounge and Divan Chair, 4 Easy Chairs. O.R. Morris Chairs, O.R. Settees and Sauabs Oil Paintings and Pictures, Glass and Chinaware, Palnj Stands and Jardinieres, Lino and Congoleum Squares. Bedroom.— 4 4-piece oak bedroom SUITES. 2 Box Ottomans. Oak and Rimu Wardrobes, Chests Drawers, Ped. Cupboards. Comb. Chests. D. and S. Rimu Beds and Wires. Kapok and other Bedding, Blankets. Sheets and Pillows. D. and S. B.M. Beds and Wires, Bedside Tables. Floor Rugs. Bedroom Chinaware. Dressing Mirror (full length), on Rimu Stand. KITCHEN.— 3 KITCHEN DRESSERS. Tables. Chairs, Al. and En. Pots and Pans, Cooking Utensils, 2 McClary Gas Stoves (new). Lawnmower. SteD Ladder. Linoleums and a host of Useful Sundries. JOHN OARLAW. AUCTIONEER. 24, WYNDHAM STREET (Next Gas Co.'s Office). Phone 44--2-16. JMPORTANT gHORT QLEARING AND gALE. At KAIPARA FLATS. On rpHURSDAY, /^UGUST N.A. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD.. have been favoured with instructions from Mr. W. G. E. Adolph. of Kaipara Flats, who is giving up Dairying, to sell as above, at his Homestead, the whole of his qhoice dairy herd. Comprising: 27 CHOICE JERSEY CROSS COWS (in milk and to calve), a S-YEAR-OLD GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. 2 YEARLING GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. 6 FAT PIGS. 1 CHOPPER. 1 GELDING, rising Gyrs.. broken to chains and pole. 1 2-YEAR-OLD PED. SHORTHORN BULL. 1 STACK GOOD MEADOW HAY (about 6 tons). Sundries, etc. LAND SALE.—Wo will also offer at 12 noon: 30 ACRES FREEHOLD, more or less, of best river flat, being part of Mr. Adolph's well-known Homestead, all in good English grasses and well watered by creeks. Situated within 5 minutes' walk of Kaipara Flats Station (no buildings). If pur-chaser so desires it will be possible to acquire about another 45 additional seres adjoining. TERMS OF SALE: Half cash on fall of hammer, balance 5 years at 6 per cent. Further particulars may bo had from the Auctioneers. SALE PROMPTLY AT 12 NOON. Luncheon Provided. Order of Sale: 1, Land: 2. Stock: 3, Sundries. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—Wa have inspected this Herd and can assure buyers that this is one of the best Dairy Her.«s wo hnvo had the pleasure of Belling for some lima. TRAINS. —Buyers leaving Auckland by the 8.4J a.m. train arrive at Kaipara Flats ;it 11.30. returning from Kaipara Flats by tho 320 express. , J^ARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE. LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS. WARKWORTH. IMPORTANT 1 S ALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. * OF JJtREEHOLD jgUSINESS pREMISES, JQANNEVIRKE. THE JJAWKE'S jgAY jpARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LTD., Have received instructions from tho Trustees of Estate late J. Mitchell, to offer by Public Auction on TUESDAY, 9J 1928, AT THE FARMERS' UNION ROOMS. POWER BOARD BUILDINGS. DANNEVIRKE. AT O P.M.. 1 ? THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS BLOCK, known as the COSMOPOLITAN BUILDINGS. Section has frontage of 100 feet to High Street. Dannevirke, by depth_ of 198 feet. Tho property is situated in tKe heart of the town; buildings are occupied by various tenants, ensuring a steady return. Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the Office of the Auctioneers at Dannevirke, or Messrs. Adams and Tinney, Solicitors, Pahiatua, who will supply full particulars on application.