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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22030, 9 February 1935, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION ESIDENTS. T° M OTOT E 1 " 5 * R QEORGE J_™., AT THE RESIDENCE. Ii 1 JJAST VENUE, JfJDEN. (First Street past Cu<:kseys.) ■yyEDNESDAY F EB 13, AT NOON - Tn«trncted by Owner, -who *>: leaving the district, rpHE JJOUSEHOLD JpURNISHINGS AXI) !. Details:— /^HESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND DIVAN O CHAIRS. Curtains, Blinds, 12 x 10.6 Mez. Carpe'; Square, Rug, Vases, Bric-a-Brac, Dec. _ Table, Brass Jardiniere. Pictures, Cushion ), Card Tables, Palm Stand and Jardi:iere, 2 Occ. Chair;*, Refectory Table, Chenille Curtains, OAK. TABLE. 4 OAK. DINING ' CHAIRS Tea "Waggon, Axminster Carpet Square, Hallst vnd, Vestibule Squaje, Mirrored Coat. Back, Treadle Sewing Machine. D. Pol.shed 'Comb. Chest. Wood Bedstead «nd Bedding, Scotch Chest, with Puriri Veneer.i; Rugs, Chair, Occ. Table. D. Comb. Chi'st. Linoleums, Single Bedstead. ;rnd Mattress, Comb. Chest, Linoleum, Kitchen Chairs, Bookshelf, Books; Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Mincfer, Scales, Glassware. Bins, Mops and" Brooms, Ca-pet Sweeper, Lawi.mower. Garden Tooln, Step Ladder, General Sundries, and approx. 500 ft. Building Timber. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. QEORGE •yyALKEJI, auctioneers and valuebs. Leonard C'cakley. T. A. Gouldmg, Auctioneers. JJIGHLY "pfPOKTANT UCTION QF JM PORTED xyALN'tIT JVTAHOGAN Y • AND JT< URN! SHIN GS. Q.EOBGE IT7ALKEI;, AT THEIR FAMOUS DE .LUXE BOOMS, ipHURSDAY, AT O'CLOCK. Favoured with Instructions :'rom ,^ RS - A' ■p KEBNOT, 177 kohimarama Rd., vno has left for England (also on account of another Client Iron. St. Reliers). ' mHE yALUABLE AND QOSTLY ■pURNISH'ING!3. A FEW DETAILS:— t,'ip VTFTCENT GEORGIA N LIBRARY 12-DRAWER CABINET, j'alued at £100; ■\faVioeanv Bureau and Ilookcßße (glass seats), 12 A«s. Muhogany Charrs. t "R.OT72CD. HE A 1 Y - LA SoS: d: TABLE (a very valuable and handsome pieci!), Mahogany Side Table. Occ. Table. Hall Table. FiRLY GEORGIAN DROP-LEAF TABLE and old), Jacobear. HeavJy^arved Occ Chair, Jacobean. !:rwmg Mirror, Inla'd Walnut Music Cabinet*, Bronze and Brass Jardiniere, Li.cca *.nd Jacobean Standard Ltmp, Miihoga.iy Settee IMPORTED SOLID ROSEWOOD CHINA CABINETS. # , HANDSOME WALNUT DESK, f> drawers and Cupboards, plate-glass jop. cost £45. 3 Circular Leather Seated Office or Den 'Chairs; Mahogany Cloc.K (TV estminster Chimes). • SUPER WILTON CARPET SQUARES, la x 113 12 x 9. 9 x G. 9. 12 x 4.6. Rugs to match. Llama Wool Rugs. Turkish Rugs. Chsneao Tenk Writing Desk (heavily carved). Walnut China Cabinet, Cut Glass, Crystal, Valuuble Oil Paintings, Marble 54 HAND-PAINTED OLD-ENGLISH DESSERT SERVICE (each j:iece different), E.P. Ware. Wine Cooler. UPRIGHT IRON FRAME UN DER- • DAMPER PIANO by Auiiust Dassell (a real good instrument,). 8-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in Choicest Tapestry Coveru. 8-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in loose Covers. TWIN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Gen't'i Robe. Tallboy, Frameless Dressing Table. Pedes,tal Cabinet, and Twin Bedsteads (a cosly and dignified Suite, vrorth £75) 2 Mahogany Polished Single Bedsteads, with best of Bedding, 4-pce. Walnut Bedroom Suite. Mahogany Chesit Drawer:), Neat Mahogany Tables, together with FURNISHINGS, OF MINOIi, ROOMS, v Also Kitchen Utensils. Lawnmower, Garden To.ols, . and hest of Sundries. Full Details Wednesday s Herald. On View from 10 a.m. Wednesday Next. QEOKGE "^; r ALKE.it, ]^TD.. SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS. Leonard Coakley. T. A, Goulding, Auctioneers. 1 TiUKEKOHE D ESIDENTS QEORGE J^TI)., AT THE RESIDENCE, J'DINBURGH gTBEET. JJUXEKOHE (NEAR COOPER AND CURD'S STORE). JpRIDAY JypXT, JpEBIIUAEY at 12.30 Instructed by MRS. A. PEIRCE, who is giving up itoUßiikeepinir, to sell, JJER QOMPLETE J|j"OUSEHOLD pURXISHINGS, ETC.. ALL EQUAL TO NEW. Details Include: LIVING ROOM.—FINE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in' Genoa Velvrt; Cushions, WAL POL. CHINA CABINET, Bowfronted D.P. Oval Occ. Table, Pictures. Net Curtain:!, Palmstnnds and Jardinieres, Cabinet Gramophone, GOOD Ai. CARPET, 12- x 9; Glassware and Oood Chiuawiire; 2Sydi;. Ax. Hall Runner, 3 Slip Mats, Crush Hall Curtains, Ax. Floor Rugs, etc. BEDROOMS (It).—2 HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITES, each comprising Mirrored W lrdrobe. Dressing Chest. Pea. Cupboard, and Full-size Bedstead en suite; Wire Wove, Good Kapok Bedding and Pillows, 6 PAIR GOOD D. BLANKETS, S.G. Uphol. Chair, AX. CARPET, 15: x 9; Silk Net Curtains, Ax, Floor Rngo, GOOD LINOS., Congo. Square, 9x9; FINE RIMU BEDROOM SUITE of 5 Pieces, complete j with Wire "Wove, Kapok arid Pillows; aikl all Bedroom Plenialiments. BREAKFAST ROOM.—OILED RIMU DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising Nice Sideboard, Oval Table and 4 Chairs, to match; RIMU SETTEE AND GENOA SQUAB. D.P. EASY CHAIR, -Morris Chair, B.C. Kerl:, Ax. Rugs. Curtains, CLOCK, Vase:! and Ornamenln. Glassware. E.P. Ware, 12YDS. GOOD LINC 1 .. OAK SIDEBOARD. Kit. < Table find Chain), CANTEEN CUTLERY. HALF TEAISET, HALF BREAKFAST AND DIN N*ER SET (1:3 Pieces), Cutlery, Al. Snucepans, and nil Cooking Utensils. Carpet Sweeper, Wringer, Clothes Basket;, Coir Mats, etc., etc. NOTE.—Everything is equs.l to new. and buyers should take advantage to buy at their ov.n price! Q.EORGE ijj"yALRER, THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, 219 QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Colliding, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY' A NNtVUNCEMENT. Q.EORGE ALKEI -'" Jj TD " AT THE RESIDEIN'CE, ■ g jgPSOM. Favoured wi/h instructions from J. B. MITCHELL ESQ.. v-ho is having for Eng!!a»d. JJOXDAY W KEK. pEB. 18) AT 11 O'CLOCK. „ whole or thfi superior 1 APPOINTMENT 3. Details Later. 'TIN 03. LAST LONGER ' when''polished KOLie'E-is WA:S.