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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21049, 7 December 1931, Page 4

< SALES BY AUCTION. JpRODUCE ARRETS, CUSTOMS STREET WEST. Vp O-DAY (MONDAY), ■ ; AND DAILY. pRUIT AT gOQ A.M. STRAWBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES. ' HOTHOUSE TOMATOES. ' LOGANBERRIES. GOOSEBERRIES. EIPE BANANAS. FIJI PINES. WN. PEARS, VALENCIA ORANGES. APPLES. LEMONS. GRAPES. POORMAN ORANGES. SYDNEY CHERRIES and SYDNEY CUCUMBERS. ALSO. AT 0 A.M.. ' ALL VEGETABLES IN SEASON. pRODUCE jyj ARRETS, QIGANTIC RUCTION g ALK LIQUIDATED AND ASSIGNED jQ RAPERY AND QLOTHING. £3OOO - V 1 - £'3ooo 10 r j^°' DAY (MONDAY), AND EVERY DAY THIS WEEK. AND EVERY DAY THIS WEEK. "jyjORRIS J£ISSIN, AT KISSIN'S KASII AND KARRY, DARBY STREET. rpALK CONTINUATION QF RUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE. TVTEW SEASON'S TENTS (complete with JN Flvs, all sizes). BLANKETS. RUGS. SHEETINGS, DRAPERY, GENT.'S SUITS, LADIES' SILK UNDERWEAR. BATIIING SUITS. BATHING CAPS, BEACH TOWELS, HOSIERY, AXO HUNDREDS OF OTHER LINES AND AT 11.30, ' C*ti AAA WORTH OF TOYS, STATIONSbJLUUU ERY. FANCY GOODS, ETC. ! £JREAT QONTINUATION JJIGH- . QLASS pURNITUEE gALE AT TTTYLIE AND QO„ LATE SMEETONS. LTD. (RIGHT OPP. WOOLWORTHS). ■ AXON DAY, AT O'CLOCK. rPfTALNUT FURNITURE, MAHOGANY | \VV FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD FURNI- \ TUBE, OAK AND RTMU FURNITURE. CHINA CABINET S. JACO- j BEAN SUITES COWHIDE Lb A- | THER CHAIRS. BEDROOM SUITES of all kinds. and ; descriptions, Oak Drnwlenf Dinms Tables, CARPETS, CARPELS. CARPETS, Rugs and Cushion.?, Seagrass Furniture- of nil descriptions. 20 3j PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITES. This Furniture will appeal to people who Want to purchase goods at their o'.vn figure. BEACH AND CAMP EQUIPMENT of All Descriptions. / J p pOBERTSON, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. I EORGE walker, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, rpO-DAY (MONDAY), AT A.M. AT THE SALEROOMS. 2)9, QUEEN ST. PHENOMENAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY XMAS GIFTS. Instructed by the Liquidator of an In- , dentor's Assigned Stock, we will submit WITHOUT RESERVE. . A QUANTITY OE niGH-GRADE FANCY j ; V GOODS, including Watches, Xylonite : Mirrors, Brushes. E.P. Ware, Fish , , Eaters, Canteens Cutlery, Etc., Etc. j Also, GENT.'S LEATHER OVERCOATS. ! 1 ji-iO / absolutely Newest Style And j C CTAA NEW ELECTRICALLY RECORDED j . DUO GRAMOPHONE RECORDS, in- | eluding Classical and Latest Hits, j I AFTERWARDS. AT Instructed by MESSRS. MELIZE.R BROS., . of the Anchor Exchange and Loan Co., Ltd., UNREDEEMED /"UNREDEEMED p LEDGES. pLEDGES. OAK OFFICE WARDROBE TRUNK. OAK OFFICE TABLE, CARPET. HMV COLUMBIA PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE NO. 5 MECCANO AND MOTOR. 1 REM INGTON AND UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS GOLt CLUBS. TENNIS RACQUETS. WINCHESTER REP RIFLES. SHOTGUNS. CARPENTERS' TOOLS. COI,D AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAMOND RINGS. FISHING RODS. MUSQUASH COAT. RACHENAL CONCERTINA. GEORGIAN SILVER CUT- I LERY PERAMBULATOR AND BASSINET. LEITZ MICROSCOPE. STERLING SILVER FISH KNIVES. HAND-CROCHETED QUILT. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SUITS. TENTS. Etc. j TRAVELLING GOODS. CONN SAXOPHONE. NOTE.—lnterest may be paid and pledges ■withdrawn any time prior to sale. ' AUCTIONEER'S COMMENT.—Undoubt- j edly ono of the finest collections we have handled, and can bo recommended with confidence. QEORGE y^ALKER, AUCTIONRERS AND VALUERS, 210. QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley. W. J Cuttle, Auctioneers. pICHARD U N R E D E EM E D pLEDGES FROM T IIE B RITIsn L OAN C°" 353, QUEEN STREET, Ncit to Richard Arthur's, Ltd., Instructed by 11. L. SOLOMON, Manager. rpjllS j) AY (MONDAY), AND " rjiO-MORROW (TUESDAY), (TWO DAYS' SALE), J AND g COMMENCING TO-DAY AT j j A.M. pICIIAlU) RTIIUR, J^TD., WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS, U NREDE EM E D j) LEDG ES. Including:— .7EWEr/LERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. STTXTS BOOTS AND OVERCOATS. TOOI.fi, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SUITCASES, SA X O PIIO NE. Aiso, U NREDEEMED pLEDGES FROM rjTHE <H. L. " SOLOMON. PAWNBROKER), Late of 31. WELLP.SLEY STREET EAST (Opposite Public Library). PRESENT ADDRESS: SSS, QUEEN ST As 'per List, Thursday's and Friday's " Star." piCHAIID AUCTIONEERS. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. rn LOWES. F.8.0.A., l-'.C O. (Ed in.), X • F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Bldg., Victoria St. 40-110.