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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22144, 25 June 1935, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION rpO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT A.M. QEORGE J^TD., ON THE' PREMISES. 9g gT. JAMES* gTREET, QITY (Between Nelson and Beresford Streets). Instructed by the Administrator in the Estate of J. A. BOCK (deceased), 1o sell, SMALL "SUN" PRINTING PRESS. Also old typo. HAND PAPER. GUILLOTINE. 15 IRON GIRDERS. BUILDING BAR IRON AND STIRRUPS. QUANTITY DOORS. SASHES AND TIMBER, STAIRCASE. 30CWT. FORD TRUCK. GLASS CASES AND QUANTITY FURNITURE. SLATE TUBS, TANKS, HAND TRUCK and Sundries Galore. Also, QUANTITY JgOTTLES, EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION. QEORGE -yyALKER, J^TD., THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, 249 QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. Q.IG ANTIC J7UR QLEARANCE URNITURE Instructed by the Trustees in 3 Deceased Estates, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, 219 QUEEN STREET, ipO-DAY rjpuESDAY, AT 21 O'CLOCK, JJOUSEHOLD TpURNISHINGS OF jgVERY jQESCRIPTION, AND AT P-M., 2 yERY JpiNE OR QABINETS (Fully Fitt-ed, Plate-glass Fronts). AND AT 2 C>o P M.. 2 pIAN o a. Details Include:— Living- rooms.—upright grand PIANO, by Kivegu, a fine instrument: SMALL PIANO, suitable for beginner; Piano Seat. HIGHLY - POLISHED DINING ROOM SUITE of 6 pieces, comprising Mirrored Sideboard, Drawleaf Ext. Table and -1 Chairs to ruatch; Dinner "Ware. Pictures, Books, SG. Chairs. 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE in G-enoa Velvet, Cushions, Occ. Tubles. Hallstand, Palm Stands, D.P. DINING SUITE (Sideboard, Round Ext. Table and Chairs to match), Suttee and Squab, Morris Chairs, LINOLEUMS. Dining Tables and Chairs, CHESTER, LOUNGE AND ON'E CHAIR (loose covers), FireSoreen, Kerb, K. Sideboard, Rocker Chair. Sewing Machines, Uph. Chairs, Rimu Dining Tables, Bookshelf, Cabinet. and Living Room Furnishings galore. Bedrooms.— well-made d.p. bedroom SUITE of 5 pieces, comprising Mirror-door Wardrobe, Dressing Table. Toilet Cupboard and D. Bedstead and Wire Wove Mattress and Pillows. Sheets, Blankets, Occ. Tables, Palmstands, Easy Chairs, Coir Runner. Floor Rugs. Linos., OAK WARDROBE, O.R. and Kauri Comb. Chests, MAUVE BEDROOM SUITE in Oak, comprising Wardrobe, Comb. Chest, Pedestal and j Bedstead and Wire; Bedding, Single ar.d Double Wood Bedsteads and Wires, Mattresses, Clothing, Duchess Pairs, Chests of Drawers, Bedroom Chairs, E. Wardrobe, Etc., Etc. KITCHEN.— Kit. Sideboard, Kit. Tables. A.B. and Cand. Chairs. Crockery, Cook- j ing Utensils, Lawnm.ower, Tools, and Hosts of Sundries.

ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVES. Q.EORGE J/D.. '.CHE furnishing auctioneers. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. pROPERTY AND ON THE GROUND, 53 M T A LBERT R OAD (Mt. Albert end.) J£ONDAY AT "£9 O'CLOCK, Instructed by MRS. F. N. PUGH, who is leaving Auckland, to Sell, THE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND EXJ- PENSIVELY BUILT MODERN BUNGALOW HOME in Brick, containing 2 bedrooms, sleeping porch, drawing room and living room connected by sliding doors, front balcony, modern kitchenette with breakfast nook (all floors of 3-inch jarrah), garage, etc. Subject Government mortgage £1175. The property is elevated and has glorious uninterrupted view. Owner must sell. AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER, jyjODERN -ppUSEHOLD JPURNISHINGS AND RUGBY TOURER MOTOR - CAR. Details Later. Q.EORGE •yyALKER, Jj TDAUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. 249 QUEEN STREET, Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TOR SALE PLAYER Piano, Lnffnrgue, upright grand; only 3 in New Zealand: cost £'22o; offer. —A.B.C.. 790 M. HF.rald. TJlOLlN.—Hewitt's Fiddle Shop for all V instruments. Repairs, Strings, etc.; Bowp. Rehaired.—Cor. AVellesley-Albert Sts. DRASTIC Reductions, Repairs, Motors, Springs, Accessories, Gramophones.— Gcodmnster, above Town Hall, 355 Queen Aurklard. Haake, overstrung, tape, check action, dark walnut; 5s weekly.— Sly'a, 144 Symonds St. •> _£» l O —Portable Organ, sweet tone.—Sly's, S/I 144 Symonds St. 13 I A N O BARGAINS. BORD ALLISON SPENCER HA ARE £HS BROADWOOD £59 STEINWAY £BS ATWATERS, "You Get the Best Value." MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED T EWIS EADY, LTD., purch nso Pianos JJ for cash or exchange Radios.—Phone 42 992. I IMITED number Pianos, urgent; highest J cash price.—Ph. 41-182. Chas. Begs and Co.. Ltd.. Customs St. "ADVERTISER Will Pay £2O Cash suit--11 able Home Piano. No dealers.—Piano 931, Herald. ALL Pianos, Player-Pianos. Portable -*-1 Gramophone and Musical Instruments bought for Cash; highest prices, prompt attention.—Atwliters. Phones 40-792, 47 017. 13EST Prices ofTered for Pianos, Organs, -•-Mlusical Instruments and Gramophones. —Kenneth Eady, Upper Queen St EXCEPTIONALLY Good Prices given for J-J,-Pianos by Warwick Smeeton, Ltd.. opp P P., Wclli siev St : 4(I 900 i'"| Cash for suitable Piano; no borer; cJ»'-Lw i lO dealers.—Full details to Urgent, 44, Herald. PIANO TUNING TWATERS. Phone 40-792. are the best Piano Tuners and Kopairers Free estimates for Refelting. Modernising, Borer Eradication; lowest prices. TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE /"CHIRMS Private Hotel, Auto. Assn., minute BatliE. Freo Garage. Tariff, 9s Gd day, £3 week. Q URREY House Private Hotel, Haupapa O St.—Terms 8s daily.—Proprietress. Mrs. Devin. Phone 217. SPORTS GOODS GOLFERS. —Score reduction guaranteed. 6 Lessons, 15s.—Bob Blake Professional, Warwick Smeeton s, Wellesley St. E. 40-200!