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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20243, 1 May 1929, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. I'M 4U il;u Uilali£> 'f'RAMwAY LOST LUGGAGE SALE. ARAMWAY LOST LUGGAGE SALE. Instructed by Auckland Transport Board, J R JJOBEBMON. L ™„ Will Sell by Publio~Auctic.il, fit their Rooms.. Queen Street, opp. Court's. T ms D AY> ATIIA-M----500, LOTS "sofj LOTS. MEN'S, LADIES', BOYS', GIRLS' CLOTHING. Gloves, Shoes, Purses; Linen, Gladstone Bugs, Luiich Bags, Brief Bags, Attache Cases, 400 UMBRELLAS, as detailed ill Saturday last's paper. 130 J. K, R OBEBTSON ' L TD - J R TIIE'BIG 'QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL ON , M o.toay, M av 6j , M ONDMT. M AY 6i j AT 11 A.M. AT LARGE FACTORY. LATE ARCHIBALD CLARK. TOP GRAFTON ROAD, THE GREATEST AUCTION SALE OF jyj- AN UFACT U ItE RS' g E WING jyjACHINES AND pLANT EVER OFFERED IN NEW ZEALAND, And will be Sold in Lots to Suit Purchasers. Among some of the important items are:— HOLE BENCHES AND SHAFTING FOR MACHINES. 3 2-NEEDLE DENIM SEWING I MACHINES. | 30 01-34 PLAIN SEWERS. SINGER MACHINES. "0 ALMOST NEW WILCOX AND GIBBS' SEWING MACHINES, recognised as one of the best manufacturers' type of machine on the market. 1 UNION SPECIAL ELASTIC MACHINE. 20 9(5-10 HIGH-SPEED SINGER SEWING MACHINES. 24 31-00 SINGER PLAIN SEWERS. / j MARSDEN PROCESS MARKER MACHINE. 2 BUTTONHOLE MACHINES FOE SHIRTS, 71-30. . ; i BA.R TACKING MACHINES. 1 EMBOSSING MACHINE. 1 JELLING MACHINE. LEWIS ELECTRIC CUTTING MACHINES. PASTING MACHINES. j OVER-LOCKING MACHINE. . 2 FENLEY'S PATENT WALL WIN j COLLAR-TURNING MACHINES, j Cost £4OO each. Capable ,of turning out 1000 Collars a Day. Large quantity of accessories and Puts of these machines. LARGE ZINC PATTERNS, PRESS MACHINES, suitable for Lootmakers or Printers. II II P. GAS ENGINE, in running oi-der. DOUBLE HAND KNIFE-CUTTING MACHINE, suitable for Cabinetmaker. Clothing or Shirtmaker, almost new; with Lot of Spare knives. 5 ELECTRIC MOTORS, direct current; 1 h.p., 2 h.p., 1 5 h.p., 2 1 h.p, DOUBLE BENCH, 64ft, with Trolley, complete; suitable for manufacturers. i EYELET MACHINE. LARGE BENCHES of all kicds and descriptions, Also, 1 LARGE SHED. 12 x 30. an,3 Oiling Plant for Removal; 100 Small Stools. 90 Workboxes, 20 Tansad Chairs, 1 Iron Safe. 50 Kitchen Caairs, 35 Tearoom Tables, 2 Tea Urhs, 1 Pie Heater. Fixtures of all kinds and descriptions. Large Quantity of Good Second-hand Timber, and, hundreds of other items too numerous to catalogue. 1 DORT MOTOR-CAR, 3-scater, elec. light, good tyres; useful car; suitable for traveller. OBERTSON, j. R. auctioneer. TyE VQNPORT. j^FVOXPORT. jjE VON PORT. JJE7ONPORT. J^JSVONPORT. AT THE RESIDENCE OF Mil W. J. N °. gTANLEY gTREET N°- 21. S TANLEY S TEEET (Overlooking Cricket Grouird). j^TEXT, s " 11 A>f T H WiI?& 8 & ceySKSSSI: LIEU. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by John Broadwood and Sons, London, Oval Walnut Table, Gateleg labte, Rosewood Tea Table, Rosewood Chair, Cabinet with glass doors, Statuette, Good Pictures, Axminster Carpet, Divan Chairs, Ornaments. BILLIARD-DINING TABLE, slate bed, with accessories. MAHOGANY DINING TABLE. Small • MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, Oak Dining Chairs, HAN DSOME HANDCARVED BOOKCASE in oak. with glass doors; Oak Monk's Bench, Oak Hall Table. Rimu Sewing Table, M-K. Cabinet, Musical Box, Marble Clock, very pretty Old China Clock, with 2 Side Vases. E.P. Ware, Glass and China Ware. RIMU WRITING TABLE, with 22 drawers, well upholstered Office Chair, Adjustable Reading Stand, Oak Bureau. Divan Clmir. Oak Cabinet, "with , 7 drawers. Steel Cabinet, fitted with pigeon holes, Cupboards and Bookshelves, Electric Radiators. BEDROOM—Oak Bedroom Suites, 7-Dr. Oak Chestdrawers, Whito Enamel Chest, Robe and Chestdrawers, 5-Dr. Kauri Chest, Ash Chestdrawers, D. and S. • Beds, Kap. and Horsehair Mattresses. Wicker Chairs, Lino, and Rugs. VERANDAH.—2 Very Largo Beaten Brass Jardinieres, Swing Chair, Wicker Chairs, Rd. Table, SCAVENGER CROQUET SET (new). MARBLE PEDESTALS. Lge. STAG'S HEAD. OUTSIDE.—IO Garden Seats mostly mado of teak, Garden Statuary. OICHARD THOS. B. ARTHUR,, AUCTIONEER. A ÜBUKN ST., OFF KHYBER PASS. JJOUSE AND £ARGE gECTION. IN DECEASED ESTATE. JJIRIDAY. M AY 3j 1929, AT 2 gAMUEL yAILE AND gONS. J^TD., Instructed by the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, as executor of the will of Richard Mills, deceased, will sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. 83, Queen St., Auckland, on above date , HOUSE of 4 rooms, kitchen, scly. anc attached wash-house, situated at No. 19, AUBURN ST.. off libyber Pass, U~ua' conveniences, including electric light and gas stove. SPLENDID LARGE SECTION, with 44ft. Cin. frontage by average depth of 108 ft. Gin. and 105 ft. wido at back. Vers central si'untion—would make ail IDEAT FACTORY SITE. ' Terms cash, or f 15( cash sird balance in 3 years at (i\ per cent Further particulars on amplication tc Auctioneers, or to Public Trust Office Albert St., Auckland, where Conditions oj /Sale mav lie ncriißcd. o RDER THE MEMORIAL IN GRANITE Imperishable as the Pyramids Manufactured in Auckland by jyjcNAß AND A SON. J Better Workmarehip than in Imported Memorials. A Guarantee With Every Older. 109. SYMONDS STREET. Send for Free Catalogue.