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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21910, 20 September 1934, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTION ——- \ JMPOETANT RUCTION gALE *" / OF jyjAHOGANY AND jyj"ODERN JpURNISHINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. f " QEORGE Yy ALKER ' Jj TI) - AT THE FAMOUS DE LUXE „ SALEROOMS. 249 QUEEN BTREET. rpO-DAY rpHURSDAY, AT O'CLOCK. Instructed by MR. DALE, of Arney_ Rd., Remuera, and on behalf of another Cheat who is leaving for Melbourne. • *TVHE ALU ABLE JpURNISHINGB AND J£FFECTS. Including:— "ANGELAS" PLAYER PIANO, In Oak Case, and 44 Rolls. 4 XT/ _ UI'RIGHT GRAND SPAA THE PIANO. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD. -MAHOGANY TABLE. MAHOGANY DINING STJCTB (in Leather). MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET (English Piece). MAHOGANY -LIBRARY. TABLE (Valued £75). WALNUT CARD TABLE AND CHAIRS. MAGNIFICENT OLD GRANDFATHER fiAHOGANYCLOCK. ROYAL ART GALLERY. Book of Selected Etchings, old and valuable. VERY OLD MUSIC BOX In Mahogany. CHINESE EBONY WALL CHAIR. INDIAN AND WILTON CARPETS. CHESTERFIELD SUITE wit!i Loose Cushions. , CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and 4 Chairs. OA'S DINING SUITE (THidor Design). OAK BREAKFAST ROOM SUITE of 8 ROSEWOOD POLISHED BEDROOM SUITE. DINNER AND TEA SEr. SINGLE OAK BEDROOM SIUTTE. SILOVAL VACUUM CLEANER. BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. GOOD WARDROBE TRUNK. AND AT 2.30 PM - Ifl the Estate of Frank and Walter Wright, ■jrj QIL/pAINTINGS AND "^"ATER t {^ OLOUBS * Etc., Etc., as per Full Details in Yesterday's Papers. NOW ON VIEW. U O'CLOCK GENERAL FURNISH- , INGS. ■j O'CLOCK PLAYER AND PIANO. O O'CLOCK CARPETS. Q.EORGB J TD.. THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, <149 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goiilding, Auctioneers. 7/ • ' O.RAIN, gALT, Q.RAIN. J JONES. L TB. T o. sos M-iSSS^ma" AT 11 A.M. Cn Account of Wnom it Concern* ?() SACKS WHITE CREST FINE SALT. % SACKS WHITE.CREST. FJjJE, SALT. Bliichtly Damaged, to be Sold. Without Reserve,, with All Faults , (if liny). Suitable for Curing Hides, etc. . And SACKS WHEAT (Slightly iShrivelled) SACKS WHEAT (Sliehtly IShrivelled) 20Q SACKS WHEAT (First duality), SACKS NEW MAIZE. rjQ SACKS MEAL. 200 SACKS OATS. gQ SACKS POLLARD. SACKS BRAN. BARLEY/ CRUSHED MAIZE. MEALS, ETC. J • JONES, LTDAUCTIONEERS. GRAIN. PRODUCE AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. ON THE CORNER. CITY MARKETS. Tk ALGETY AND pO., T. TD « NOTICE TO BUYERS.—Buyers J.re notified that delivery will only be given for CASH unless arrangements have been made previously with the Management. gTORE gALE. rpHURSDAY, QEPTEMBER *}(\ 1934. 'EX THE NORTH. S TRUCKS SPRINGING HEIFERS— Jersey and Jersey-Cross. , Also ex the North. 2 TRUCKS FRESH AND E'ORWARD 3-YEAR-OLD BTEERS. ALGETY AND QO., INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. fjril JTAUWHATA JJORSE! gALE. / 7 JjIRIDAY, gEPTEMBER £X, y AT 11.80 A.M. HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. Entries Solicited. 4 YEARLING MEDIUM DRAFTS. 1 TROTTING GELDING, "Torpedo Hu|>n." G. W. V ERCOE C°" L m ' AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. IN A DECEASED ESTATE. QCTOBER g AT 11 A.M. QENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE A T R EMUERA. T. jyj ANDENO J ACKSON Acting noon instructions fro™ the Trustees in the Estate of the late MRS. M. DARGAVILLE. will Sell by Public Auction, AT THEIR ROOMS. 3 SWANBON ST.. (Cor. Queen St.), AUCKLAND, On the above date, iJiHAT - CIASS. iJ^ODERN QUIPPED 2- STOREY RESIDENCE, 145 J£ EMUEEA R OAD ' COR. OF COTTER AVENUE. 8 SPACIOUS ROOMS, brick foundations; every modern , convenience. Standing on an EXCELLENT CORNER SECTION, having 118 ft. frontage to Remuera Road and 151 ft. to Cotter Avenue, attractively planted and laid out. MAGNIFICENT LANDSCAPE AND HARBOUR VIEWS. Terms of Sale and Cards to view upon Application to JpRATER AND gON. LAND AGENTS. 28 SHORTLAND ST., Or the Auctioneers, T 'M ANDENO J" ACKSON * 3 SWANSON STREET. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS rjnHE LATEST DANCE RECORDB. I. REGAL—ZONOPHONE; 2s fid. "All I Do is Dream of You." (Fox trot.) "The Old Spinning Wheel." (Fox trot.) "Play to Me, Gypsy." (Fox trot.) "My Moonlight Madonna." (Waltz.) "My Little Grass Shack in Kualakukua Hawaii." "Good-night, Little Girl of My Dreams." MISS V. G. WISEMAN. LTD., (Successors to Howie's, Ltd.), 8 Customs Bt. (opp. Waver ley).