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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20922, 11 July 1931, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. mo BUTCHERS, FARMERS. FISH 1 FACTORIES 'AND SPECULATORS. QEORGE J\TD.- t On tlie Ground. J- J. CRAIG'S. LTD., STABLES. PARNELL (bottom of Gnrfield Street) St. George'? Bay Road. rpUESDAY j\JEXT, JULY U A.M. jgOILING - "pOWN J/j-ApiiINERY. Consisting: rpANGYE BOILER, DIGESTOR, STEAM 1 ENGINE. DISINTEGRATOR, and Various Sundries. For Absolute, Sale! All Faults, if any. Tho whole to bo offered in Owa Lot. TERMS CASH. QEORGE yyALKER, TTD.. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, Leonard Coakley, \f. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. T° E emuer a residents. QEORGE AT THE RESIDENCE, 30 L ucerne B p " REMlIERA(Remuera Cars to old Terminus, first street past Upland Road.) rpHURSDAY JJEXT, JULY AT | f O'CLOCK. . Instructed by Executors in t,l\o Estate of JAMES MADEN (Deceased). r£HE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE JJOUSEHOLD pURNISHINGS. QHINA. jgRIC-A-BRAC, ETC. LIVING ROOMS—MAGNIFICENT 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND 2 LARGE DIVAN CHAIRS, in Best of Genoa Velvet and UU'icht Border (made by" Andrews and Clark), cost X 65: HAND,MADE TURKISH CARPET SQUARE 10.6 s9, very Valuable; SOLID MAHOGANY LADY'S WRITING BUREAU (Old and Valuable). HIS MASTER'S VOICE TABLE GRAMOPHONE and Records, iuclud-. ing -Melba," '-GalH-Cmci." "John McCormack," ■'Krpisler," "Clara Butt, "Patti." etc.; Old Rosewood Qcoas. Table. Cushi-ns. ' 5 GILT-FRAMED WATERCOLOURS. by A. Dunuiueuton; Curtains, Brass Firo Screen, Kerb. Coal Vase, Old Brass. Kettle Stand. 3 Choice Royal Dux Figures. MAHOGANY WRITING DESK (brassbound), Cushions, E.P. Ware. Tea Ser-, vice, MAHOGANY STRIKING AND CHIMING "CLOCK. GENUINE OLD WILLOW CUPS AND SAUCERS (200 - Years OId),"BEST OF OLD WATER. LARGE HAND-PAINTED AND BURN* ISHED GOLD VASES, Porcupine Basket, Radiator, Rinooulara, Ppker worked Stool. BEDROOMS, ETC.—LARGE MIRRORED DIR. WAfeDRQBE. Cheval Q.R. Dressing Table and 2 Twin Rimu Bedsteads with Bedding, KJappk Bedding, Blankets, Sheets. Q\jiß? A Table Linen, Carpet Square, Eiderdown Quuta, Comniode. Slipper Pan. Single Oiled. Rimu and Bedding, Combination Dressing "Chest's, Carpet Squares,- Book Case and Usual Bedroom Sundries, OAK HALL CUPBOARD AND STAND; Carpet Runner, i -BREAKFAST ROOM. ETC. OILED ! RIMU SIDEBOARD, O.R. Extension Dining Table, (i Oiled Rimu Dming " Chairs Oak Tea Waggon, 10 x 6 WILTON CARPET SQUARE, China. Glassware 4 Very Old Brass Candlesticks, ELECTRQLUX VACUUM CLEANER. Ewbank Carpet Sweeper, Jones Hand Sewing Machine. SQUD MAHOGANY DROPSIDE TABLE, Jardiniere, Work Basket, Cutlery, Alu. Saucepans. Linoleum, Clothes Airer, Home-made Jams. Preserved Eggs, Kitchen Table, Chairs REAL GOOD PENNSYLVANIA LAWNMOWER, Garden Tools, Stepladder, Wringer and Usual Sundries. NOTE.—Several valuable pieces of Bric-a-B.ruc an 4 old pieces, of Mahogany Furniture on view morning oj sale. QEORGE yy-ALKER, J^TD.. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakiey. W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. A CTJNG UPON INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE LANDLORD, ■WITHOUT JRESEXVB. JOHN QARLAW, J^TD., WILL SELL BY- PUBLIC AUCTION. AT A.M. MONDAY jpXT, AT 18 Q UEEN jgTREET (Below Waveirley Hotel). 1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. 39 CHAIRS. 1-2 GLASS-TOP TABLES, io SMALL * TABLES. 1 SMALL COUNTER. 2 SCREENS. 1 BAIN ' MARIE. TWIN BOILERS. 1 URN. LINO., Plates. Cups and Saucers, CUTLERY, Tumblers, POTS, PANS, and Sundries. JOHN' QARLAW, J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. 24, WYNDHAM STREET (Next Gas Company's Offices). Phone 44-246. TN EXERCISE OF THE POWER' OF SALE contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 170990, y JOHN QARLAW, £TD., Will offer fojr Sale by Public Auction at the. Auction Rooms, 24. Wyndham Street, JULY YJ mh AT 22 NOON, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, con■i* tainins 27.54 perche3, being Lot 133, of Allotment 43, Parish of Titirangi, being whole of lsynd iu Certificate of Title, Volume 339. Folio 282, Auckland Registry. ' The, property consists of a modem 4roomed Bungalow, with sleeping porch, kitchenette, bathroom, etc., built on elevated section, situated and known as No. 32, Euaton Road, Sandringham, Mount Albert. Particulars and Conditions of Siile may be inspected at Office at the above Auction Rooms. TINDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISU TRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, AT AUCKLAND, the request of the Mortgagee, under and by virtue of Memorandum of Mortgage No. 183326. ■pRIDAY. JULY 24 1031 ' AT |2 O'CLOCK NOON. DWELLING OF FOUR ROOMS, kitchenette, bathroom and wash-house, sower drainage, p.w.c., coal and gas stove, gas lighting; situated m Fifth Avenue, Pt. Chevalier. '. i JOHN QARLAW, "j'^TD.. Have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at their Auction Mart, Wyndham Street, Auckland, on the above date. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND containil i„g one rood twenty-two perches, more or less, situs,ted in the City of Auckland, being Lota Five, Six and Seven, on a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland under No. 22148. and being portion of Allotment Thirty-fivo of the Parish of Titirangi. and the whole of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title registered in Volume 490,. Folio 281. of the Register Book in the said office. a # The Mortgagee's application containing the estimate of value may be inspected at the office of the Registrar during office hours and in the Saleroom at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. . , , Conditions of salo may bo inspected at the office of the Auctioneers, Wyndham Street, Auckland, find qf the Solicitors. Messrs. Goldstine and O Donnell, Solicitors, Brunswick Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. r£*o WIND UP A DECEASED ESTATE TTACKETT gTREET, pONSONBY DWELLING. 6 ROOMS. JJiRIDAY, JULY Yl, A 1 11 AJI T j\| ANDENO J ACKSON - Instructed by THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO.. Lm. Trustees ni the Estate of the late S. W. MILLER, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. 9, Commerce St., Auckland, on the above rpHAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECX TION, 50ft. to Hackett. St., 30ft. 9m. on back line and average depth of 110 ft., together with House of 6 rooms (4 bedrooms, buy window, silting room, kitchen), range and usual conveniences, now let at .£1 per week to tenant who has been occupying place for a number of years. Hackett St. is off St. Mary's Road and No. 1 is next to the corner, on the harbour side ot the street, commanding MAGNIFICENT HARBOUR VIEWSL