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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21098, 4 February 1932, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. »J*HE £)ADDY QP J^OT 150 ~ C ASES - 150 OF JJOSIERY, gUITS. £ILOTHING. JJNDERWEAR, ETC. £BOOO - V^ E " £BOOO QIGANTIC RUCTION S ALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. 10.30 TODAY--10 30 JpRIDAY. iy P.M. jpRIDAY JgVENING. AT KISSIN'S HASH AND KARRY, DARBY STREET. ONE OF THE BIGGEST ASSIGNED STOCKS WE HAVE HAD IHh PLEASURE OF OFFERING. WITHOUT RESERVE. Mr Bernard Kissin was fortunate enough while in Dunedin last week to secure for the firm the disposal of this huge stock by Public Auction in Auckland.. OKA GENT.'S SERGE AND WORSTED ZuU SUMMER SUITS, all sizes; Workins Suits. Trousers. Overalls, Neglige and Working Shirts, Fancy Sox. Working Sox, etc. OA CASES OF REMNANT AND JOB *L\J LINES OF DRAPERY, Hemstitched Sheets and Shams to Match; Pillow Cases, Dainty Afternoon Cloths 96 Art Silk Bedspreads, Marcella Quilts, -50 Pairs All Wool Roslyn, Oamaru and other well-known Blankets, 350 Travelling Rugs. OAA CAMP RUGS. Sheetings. Damask, OUU Manchester Lines. 500 doz. Beach, Bath and Face Towels, Bathing' Suits (all woof). i Q LADIES' CELANRSE DRESSES AND JUMPER SUITS. 1000 doz. Pure Silk and Art, Silk Hose, Canterbury Lock Knit Vests, Celanese and Silk Knickers. Children's Wearing Apparel, 100 Ladies' Rain Coats, Dress Pieces. Job Remnants and Hundreds of Other Lines, IT WILL PAY THE LADIES TO BE EARLY THIS MORNING. RUCTION gTARTS 10.30 S HABP ' ALF. JONES AND MORRIS KISSIN. Auctioneers. "ppGHLY JMPORTANT RUCTION jgALE. Q.EORGE -yyALKER, L TD " AT THE RESIDENCE, 1, ALTEN ROAD, CITY (Next to St. Andrew's Church, Lower Synionds Street). fpO-DAY (THURSDAY), 11 O'CLOCK. Instructed by Mrs, J. Zahara, who is giving up Housekeeping, to sell ijiHE QOMPLETE OF HER JJOME. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Also, JJER WILLY NIGHT JgIG g 1928 TOURER. Model 66. In good running order; cost £550. NOTE—To Buyers of Select Furniture jve specially recommend Clients to inspect. TERMS CASH. Q.EORGE -yyALKER, J^TD.. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. JJIO-DAY AND rjpo-MORROW. O.REAT gALE AT jyjESSRS. QASHRIGHTS. JTD., 191, QUEEN STREET. rjiO-DAY AND r^O-MORROW. AT NOON EACH DAY. English china dinner sets, tea SETS. FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS. HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY. PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES, CLOCKS, ALUMINIUM WARE. PURE WOOL N.Z. BLANKETS, SUIT .LENGTHS, PILLOW CASES. SHEETS. TOWELS. BRASSWARE. FIRESIDE WARE.CHINA PLAQUES. CHOICE VASES, BRIC-A-BRAC, and FANCY GOODS of Every Description.

BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE. QEORGE -Y^ ALKERi SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS, INSTRUCTED BY rjTHE "YyAITEMATA QOY.. QUAY STREET, QEORGS3 L TD " WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MONDAY JpEBRUARY AT 22 AM ' SHARP. "yyHOLE QF rpHEIR jJNREDEEMED pLEDGES gTOCK, '£'2soo V ALUE ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Details Include:— GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELLERY. DIAMOND RINGS, BRACELETS. EXCEPTIONALLY FINK VIOLINS. MANDOLINS GUITARS. SAXOPHONES BANJOS, VIOLINS, H.M.V. PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES. ACCORDEONS, PRISMATIC BINOCULARS, by Best Makers; TELESCOPES. OVERCOATS. SUITS, SUITINGS. RAINCOATS, and Hundreds of Items Too Numorous to Detail. NOTE.—This Sale is of quite except ional interest, as our Clients have definitely closed down and everything must be cleared. QEORGE "yyALKER, TTD, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle. Auctioneers, TENNIS REQUISITES. A BRUCE AND" SONS. 94. Albert St., • Expert Tennis Racquet Stringers; satisfaction guaranteed; patronised by Tilden. BEST Racquets, strung super English gut, prices moderate; expert Rest ringing imd Repairs.—Yates. City Chambers rpENNIS Manual, latest rules, decisions. J- valuable data and information; send Cd Btamps.—Johns, Ltd., Box 471,