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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20363, 18 September 1929, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTION. T° E 1 (ESIDENTS. J R |^ OBERTSON ' Jj TD " THE BIG QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEERS. Acting under instructions from Mr. Clyde Wright, who ia leaving for Australia, will Sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, AT 21. UMJ3IIE CRESCENT. Of! Ladies Mile, Rmuera. /JO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). AT 12 NOON, THE WHOLE OF THE ELABORATE JJOUSEHOLD jpURNISHINGS. Including ARTHUR ALLISON PIANO and CANADIA CABINET GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS. Also his CHEVROLET CAR, 6-seater, self-starter, tyres splendid order. DRAWING ROOM.—Piano. by Arthur Allison, good mellow tone; Piano Stool, Cabinet Gramophone and Records (C&nadia), Oak Record Cabinet. 3-Pce. Chesterfield Suite in Genoa Velvet (attractive design). Wilton Carpst _9 x 9 (blue design). 4 Cushions. Jardiniere,' China Cabinet (0.R.), Bookshelf (0.R.), Madras Curtains, Poles, Seagrass Chair. Occ. Oak Table. Copper Kerb and Firescreen to match, Hearth Rug, Fireside Tidy. Pictures. BREAKFAST ROOM.-O.R. Sideboard. O.R, Buffet and Oval Table, 6 O.R, Chairs. O.R. Settee. Squab and Cushions, Curtains. Pair Vases, Moiris Chair, Congo Squnro, Crockery, Cutlery, China, Glass and Bric-a-Brac, 2 Floor Rugs. Hearth Rug, Dinner Gong, Singer Drophcnd Sewing Machino, latest 6i> model. HALL.—HaII Seat. Hall Lino.. Coir Doormat. „ , NO. 1 BEDROOM.—4-Pco Oak Bedroom Suite, including Wardrobe, Dressing Table, Ped and Bedstead; Lino. Square, Bedside Rug Kapok MattreßS, Pillows, Quilt, Bedstead (mauve and black). NO. ?. BEDROOM.-O.R. Wardrobe. 2-Dr, • O.R. Comb. Chest, Ped. Cupboard, O.R. Tallboy, 3ft. O.R. Comb. Bed, Curtains and Poles. Congo. Square. Rug. YARD.—AIum. Kettle, Saucepans. Brooms, Scales, Stepladder, Lawnmower, Slasher, Spade. Rake. Fork and Sundry Garden Tools. Auctioneer's Note.—To intending purchasers of high-class Furnishings we would strongly advise to be present, as the goods have only been in use ono year, and our instructions aro absolutely to sell J JJ gAKER. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. pAPAKURA RESIDENTS. pAPAKURA RESIDENTS. ACTING UPON INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE MACDOXALB FURNISHING AND CARPET CO . WHO ARE HAVING EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS TO THEIR PREMISES. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES, "BROADWAY," . PAPAKURA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 91 1929, aturday, September 1929, AT 22 A MTHE COMPLETE STOCK OF QAK AND piMU pURNITURE, QARPETS. Rugs, blankets, curtains, pictures. CHESTERFIELD SUITE. MORRIS CHAIRS, SEAGRASS CHAIRS. EIDERDOWN QUILTS, SETTEE §QUABS, ETC., ETC. N.B.—THE WHOLE of the a'bovo Furnishings aro all in splendid order and condition and they must bo sold. JOHN ' QARLAW. AUCTIONEER. VALUER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 24, WYNDHAM STREET (Next Gas Co.'s Officeß). PHONE 41-216. JJ'RIDAY, gEPTEMBER 9Q A 1 U A.M. QENTLEMAN'S pESIDENCB AT pARNELL. T ]\/[ ANDENO JACKSON. Acting upon instructions from the NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD., Trustee- in the Estate of the late H. P. KISSLING, will SeJ by Public Auction at their .Mart, 9. Commerce St.. Auckland, on above date: THE WELL-KNOWN RESIDENCE OF 1 THE LATE H. P. KISSLING. 22, ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. PARNELL. FREE HOLD. An attractively designed MODERN RESIDENCE, well finished throughout, and thoroughly well built under supervision of a leading architect. 10 SPLENDID ROOMS. Front hall 10 x i, big sliding doors on either side to magnificent drawing room 27 x 20, and Gne lounge. Very spacious balcony. Really nice dining room, with doors to balcony Largo kitchen, with all modern conveniences. Billiard room,. 3 lavatories etc. Replete throughout with every modern appointment Garage, etc. LOVELY GROUNDS. ABOUT THREE-QUARTERS ACRE. Grand Shady Trees, Lawns, Garden, Fruit Trees. 132 ft frontago to St. Stephen's Avenue. A REALLY CHARMING HOME In Very Choicest Position in St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell A few minutes Irom cars and town. yALUABLE OITY pREEHOLD. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. pRIDAY, QCTOBER AT 22 AM ' Iji JMTANDENO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions from tho Owners, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, THAT VALUABLE CITY WARE--1 HOUSE, situated COOK STREET, corner BRONTE STREET, nearly opposite Albert St., Auckland. Good corner site, having sfift. frontage tr> Cook St. and 83ft. f.in. to Bronte St.. together with A MODERN ALMOST-NEW 2-STOREY BRICK AND CONCRETE WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY, beautifully "lighted on three sides and also roof lights: at present used as n Clothing Factory, etc., divided into workrooms, offices, lunch rooms, etc.: cart dock: substantially constructed building. Foundations constructed to carry one or two further storeys, concrete floors, concrete piers, brick walls and glass and iron roof. Very well situated, close to Queen Street, one minute from _ Town Hall and_ m contre of many and varied business activities. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to acquire a Fine Modern Business Block, suitable for practically any line of business. Tyr R. MAX HIRB CH, Foot Masseur and Chiropodist, Shortland Street, Who is at. Present in the Public Hospital f r ' nsr the Result of an Accidont, i to v N°t»fy His Many Clients that he Will be Indisposed for Several Weeks, out Will Resume Practice at tho First Opportunity. QRDER THE MEMORIAL IN GRANITE Imperishnblo as the Pyramids. Manufactured in Auckland by M C N AB AND ]\£ ASOIT - i| Better Workmanship than in Imported Memorials A Guarantee with Every Order. JO9, SYMONDS STREET. Send for Free Catalogue.