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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20925, 15 July 1931, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTION. JgUCKLAND & gONS. LTD. JJAUNGATUROTO gALEYARDS. jpEIDAY, JULY ITj ON ARRIVAL OF EXPRESS FROM AUCKLAND. m m T _ 2QQ HEAD CATTLE. Including: On Account of .Mr. Allan Worthington, Mnrcietu, who is going in for 1 edigree rpHE yS ' WHOLE OF HIS GRADE I JERSEY HEIFERS. ■Comprising: 15 2-YEAR-OLD MARKED JERSEY 35 2-YEAR-OLD HIGH-GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. . These Heifers nro all by "Ashgrove Maori Chief." whose Dam did 4221b. butter-fat at 2-y ears-old, and arc in calf to Ash"""'J 5™ JERSEY BULLS, Pedigrees at Sale. Also, 20 SPRINGERS. 20 JERSEY-CROSS HEIFERS, Due to Calve July and August. 30 MIXED CATTLE. Also, 75 F.F.M. EWES, in lamb to S.D. and Leicester Rams. JJELENSVILLE gALEYARDS. rpUESDAY, J ULY 21, ! AT 12 NOON. HEAD C A T T L E. gALEYARDS. . rpUESDAY. ' JULY 21, * AT 12 NOON. 200 HEAD CATTLE. V LFRED jgUCKLAND & g ONS ' LTD ' BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE, EXERCISING ITS POWER OF SALE. TMPOR TA N T gA L E J- BY pUBLIC RUCTION OF THE WELL-KNOWN QIVIL gERVICE gTORES GEORGE STREET, CITY OF SYDNEY, Situate • LIMITED E BETWEEN THE "ciPAL'CITY RAILWAY STATIONS (Now under construction), ATCD IN THE VICINITY OF THE PRINCIPAL RETAIL EMPORIUMS. The Building is most up-to-date in every particular, and -contains all the modern requirements necessary for the carrying on of a great retail business. It comprises the following accommodation BASEMENT: Despatch Room, with \ chicle Lift to Ground Floor, 1 urn table. Oil Stores, Refrigerating Chamber. GROUND FLOOR: With elaborate show windows and island display windows. Grocery and Provision Store, with tned walls and floors, showrooms. FIRST FLOOR: Showrooms. „ SECOND FLOOR: Showrooms and Oflice Accommodation. « rwr™ THIRD FLOOR: Showrooms and Ollice Accommodation. FOURTH FLOOR: Reserve Stock Rooms. FIFTH FLOOR: Magnificent Dining and Tea Rooms. Kitchen. Servery, etc. SIXTH FLOOR: Reserve Stock Room. IN THE CENTRE OF THE BUILDING, toward the George S 1 " e ,W},™ la FOUR EXPRESS PASSENGER LIFTS: TWO GOODS LIFTS and STAFF LIS! PLANS''OF THE PREMISES ON VIEW. THE LAND HAS A FRONTAGE OB About 122 ft. to GEORGE STREET. About 123 ft. .'Sim. to YORK STREET. Depths of about 15-411. 6m. and about IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT .IN. THE CITY Apart from its suitability as a great xvetail Store, it would lend itself to subdivision into Shops. Showrooms, and Offices. On the completion of the Harbour Bridge York Street will be the main avenue for traffic from the North Shore Line, and must greatly enhance in value. The attention of Company Promoters, Trading Concerns, Speculators, Investors, Theatre Proprietors and others is specially directed to the offering of the well-known QIVIL gERVICE gTORES. THE TITLE IS FREEHOLD. TERMS WILL BE ARRANGED. RICHARDSON AND WRENCH, LTD., HARD IE AND GORMAN. PTY., LID., RAINE AND HORNE. LTD.. AUCTIONEERS IN CONJUNCTION, Dave been favoured with Instructions to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION. THE ABOVE. IN THE ROOMS, 02; Pilt Street. On FRIDAY, JULY AT 11 A.M. E. S. DUNHILL, Bligh Street. Solicitor for the Mortgagee. (No. JGB.) BUSINESS NOTICES. QRDER THE MEMORIAL IN GRANITE Imperishable as the Pyramids. Manufactured in Auckland by M°N' M ASON. Better Workmanship .than in Imported Memorials. A Guarantee with Every Order 109. SYMONDS STREET. Send for Free Catalogue NICKEL CHROMIUM AND OXIDISING. AUCKLAND ELECTROPLATING CO., LTD. Uaio Somerville's), 42 years Plating in this City, are still at the old address. 313, Queen St.. three doors above Town Hall, and solicit a continuance of support given in the past. PHONE 42-618, And our Van will Collect or Deliver. BOATS, CARS, ETC., FOR HIRE. BOTTLE Jacks and Timber Jacks, in good order.—Sam White and Sons, Market Place. Phone 44-70 S.