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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20256, 16 May 1929, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. SALVAGE. ALVAGE. SALVAGE. ALVAGE. gQUIREELL AND OOY. Will hold a Salvage Sale of Mahogany furniture, carpets. ETC.. ETC At their Salerooms, Hall of Commerce, High Street, 1 "10-DAY (THURSDAY). As follows: — 1 VERY FINE MAHOGANY CANOPY BEDSTEAD. 1 Walnut Cheval Pair 1 Old Maboganj Workbox on Pedestal, 1 Sheraton Cabinet, 4 very fine English Water Colours in gift frames, 12 Mah. Dmmg Chairs ui)h. in Horsehair, 2 Mah, Couches. 1 Fretwork Table; 1 Card Table, L Mah. Sideboard, 1 Walnut Sideboari, I very old Mah Chest Drawers Carpets, Linoleums, Floor Rugs, Carpet Runners, 1 OLD DINNER SERVICE (Bottle Japan Doulton), ' COT CRYSTAL SPIRIT, TANTALUS AND GLASSES, 1 Oak Rolllop Desk, 3 Office Chairs, 1 Oval Oak Table (lined up top), 1 H.M.V. Table Gramophone L Oak Record Cabinet, 1 Pr. 'VERY OLD VASES, Glassware, Crockery, E.I? Ware, Single and Dble. Beds and Wires. Beddine. Easy Chairs. Tables. Chairs, Toilet Ware, 3 Scotch Chests, Mah. Overmantels, 1 Bookcase, Music, 100 good Novels, Carpenter's and Garden Tools and General Sundries NO RESERVES TEEMS CASH. RO Y igQUIKRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET. JgXTRAORDINARY RUCTION gALE 0 F j\£ OTOR - CARS - A CAR FOR EVERYBODY'S PURSE. C^QUIRRELL WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE CENTRAL GARAGE, VICTORIA STREET EAST, rrO-MORROW (FRIDAY). 12.30 1 JEWETT 5-PASSENGER MOTOR-CAR. 1 LEXINGTON 5-SEATER CAR. 1 OVERLAND, 4-cyl„ 5-Seater Car. 2 FORD 5-SEATERS, S.S. and E.L. Car 1 DODGE. 9-passenger Car. 1 OAKLAND ROADSTER CAR. 1 FORD 3-TON VAN. 1 STUDEBAKER, 4-cyl., 5-seater Car. 1 PAN-AMERICAN 5-SEATER CAR. 1 OVERLAND CROSSLEY, 15-pass. Bus 1 HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR-CYCLE. 3 FORD 5-SEATER BODIES, I}-TON BODY. AND NUMEROUS OTHERS NOTE.--This is a Genuine Sale of Good Used Cars, and the.majority will be cleared to the highest bidder. CASH OR TERMS. R OY gQUIERELL. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, Hall of Commerce, High Street. T° REMUERA RESIDENTS. Q.EORGE ALKER, J^TD. rpO-DAY (THURSDAY). AT 11 O'CLOCK 54, VICTORIA AVENUE, REMUERA (Victoria Av Cars to Aldred Rd.) Favoured with instructions from_ Mr. J. Stackpole, who is leaving for Napier, to sell. HIS MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH PIANO (By Merlon, London). DIAMOND DISC EDISON OAK CABINET GRAMOPHONE, JACOBEAN HALL FURNITURE, OAK BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNISHINGS, "WTLTON CARPETS, SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. Curtains, Seagrass Chairs, Kitchen Sundries. Details as per Previous Issues. NOTE.—The above Piano and Furnishings are equal to new and those furnishing will do well to attend this Sale. THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, • 249. QUEEN ST. Leonard Coakley, W. J Cuttle. Auctioneers, fOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. J. H. A NSELL AND C°AT OUR SALEROOMS. IG7, SYMONDS STREET, Opposite Lyric Theatre. rpO-DAY THURSDAY, Favoured with instructions by Vendor, and removed to our Salerooms for convenience, we will Sell as above, TfiURNISHINGS AND RLENISHMENTS QF g ROOMS. Details: ENGLISH UPRIGHT PIANO, good tone; 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Moquetle and Oak Frames; POLISHED HIMU SIDEBOARD. L.L. Door, B.P. Mirror; OVAL DINING TABLE, 6 Uph. Chairs, Pedestals, SETTEE AND SQUAB. WILTON CARPET SQ., 9 x 10ft. (iin., fawn and black, as new; COMB. SEAGRASS SETTEE, as new; WHITE SEWING MACHINE, Pictures, Glassware, Ornaments, COUCH, UPH. IN PLUSH, as now; HALLSTAND (KAURI). RIMU ESCRITOIRE, ArmBEDROOMS.—SOLID OAK WARDROBE, Bedstead Cabinet, KAURI WARDROBE, Dressing Chest. Bedstead, Comb. Chests, SCOTCH CHESTS, Kapok Bedding, BLANKETS, RUGS. CUSHIONS, COMBINATION CHEST DRAWERS IN CEDARWOOD, Stretchers. Single and Double Bedsteads, Pedestal Cabinets. KlTCHEN.—Cupboard, Tables, Chairs, Linoleum, Kerbs, Fenders, Cooking Utensils, Cutlery, Alum. Ware. Crockery, Edison Phonograph, Table Gramophone, Records. EVERYTHING IN SPLENDID CONDITION. NOW ON VIEW. J. H. A NSfiLL AKD C°AUCTIONEERS AND FURNISHERS. PHONE 41-918. , R.R. & A. SECTION. J^ECTION. OECTION. gECTION. A RNEY ROAD, REMUERA. REMUERA. WATER VIEW. TITESSRS. RUTHERFORD, ROBINSON AND JUSTIN, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TjIRIDAY, M'AY Of AT 1 NOON, AT THEIR R'OOMS. ~ LISTER BUILDING, VICTORIA ST. E. TTILEVATED LEVEL SECTION, 78ft. i-J frontage by 165 ft. depth approximately; 2mins. bus. 7mins. tram. Full particulars from Auctioneers. RUTHERFORD, ROBINSON AND JUSTIN, LISTER BUILDING. VICTORIA ST. E. Phones 44-527, 41-050. Property Flagged. KEEP winter chills at bay by the " UNIQUE HOT WATER BAG way. A product of North British, Rubber Co., therefore reliable, and will give long service.