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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22318, 16 January 1936, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION PEMUERA J^ESIDENCE. NO. 9 VINCENT AVENUE. IN OUR ROOMS. A.M.. rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY.) On behalf of the Owner, who i 8 going Abroad, we have been instructed to Sell by Auction this very Desirable Home, comprising Large Drawing Room, Spacious Reception Hall with Toilet and Cloak Recesses. 2 Very Spacious Sunny Bedrooms with built-in Robes. 2 Smaller Bedrooms, Dining Room, Large Kitchen and Servery, with latest Gas Range and excellent Gas Hot Wafer System. Roomy Bathroom and Laundry. L:irge Front Balcony with lovely view. Side and Back Verandah; Garaso. Situated on Section 06 x 196. beautifully laid out. Only o minute-a 3rd Section Remuera Tram. Fuller particulars and card to inspect from tho Auctioneers. QEORGE JjTD., AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. 240 QUEEN STREET. PRODUCE jyj\ARKETS. pTDWILL SELL DAILY BY AUCTION THE FOLLOWING FRUIT. STRAWBERRIES. H.H. TOMATOES STRAWBERRIES. H.II. TOMATOES. CHERRIES. CHERRIES. LOGANBERRIES. PLUMS. GRAPES. PEACHES. GRAPEFRUIT. LEMONS. RED CURRANTS. APPLES. ORANGES. APRICOTS. RIPE BANANAS RED CURRANTS BLACK CURRANTS. BLACK CURRANTS. RASPBERRIES. H.H. GRAPES. THE FOLLOWING PRODUCE, IN HEAVY SUPPLY: NEW POTATOES. beans. CUCUMBERS. CAULIFLOWERS. RHUBARB. PUMPKINS. PARSNIPS. PEAS. LE JTUCE CABBAGE. KUMARAS. ONIONS. CARROTS. pRODUCE jy/pRKETS, CITY MARKETS. ALE T'STRAORDINARY, S ALE E JgY pUBLIC RUCTION. AT OUR DE LUXE SALEROOMS, QUEEN ST., rpHIS J)AY (THURSDAY), By Direction of MRS. H. P. M. BERRY, Ridings Road, Remuera. The Property has been sold, and for convenience the Superior Furnishings have been removed for absolute sale. Also on account of another Client, rpHE JJOUSEHOLD pURNISHINGS. pHOICE QARPETS. QUT-GLASS "YyARE. pADIO gET. 'jgLECTRIC gOLID QAK pLAYER piANO, . .COST 500 GUINEAS. S Few Details: 4-PCE. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Robe, Reflex Unframed Mirror Chest, Pedestal Cupboard and Full-size Bedstead with All Appointments. 6-PCE. SOLID OAK DINING SUITE. Imported English Oak Bureau, Chinese Lacquer, valued at £55: CIRCULAR BOWFRONTED GEORGE IV. MAHOGANY CHEST (a real gem), Jacobean Solid Mahogany Dressing Mirror, JACOBEAN ENGLISH OAK HALL CHAIRS, Solid Imported Oak , Blanket Box, J : Slate Bed, Bil-liard-Dining Table and All Accessories, 66 Rolls Music for Player Piano, all selected, cold separately; DOUBLE DRAWER FULL-SIZE ROLLER-TOP DESK, Office Chairs, Oak Tea Waggon, Oak Refectory Table, Enlarging Camera (costly). Choice Gutglass Ware, E.P. Ware, Cloisonne Vases, Choice Bric-a-Brac, NEW JACOBEAN OAK CASE W. AND H. CANTEEN OF CUTLERY, A 1 quality, 105 pieces, value £7O; Old Walnut Writing Cases, B.C. Kerb and Coal Box. TOGETHER WITH pURNISHINGS OF jypNOR pOOMS. QUPER WILTON CARPET SQUARES, O 13.6 x 11.3, 112 x 9, 10.6 x 9; AXMIN- . STER SQUARES, various sizes, and GENUINE HAND-MADE PERSIAN CARPETS. 3 MAGNIFICENT OIL PAINTINGS of Milford Sound, Artist, Moultrey, painted ISS4. Purchased *>t, Melbourne Exhibition, ISBS, by the late Mr. Henry Berry at £2OO each. Full Details in Yesterday's Papers. ON VIEW FROM 8 A.M. TO-DAY.

NOTE.—/We specially invito Clients to view this fine catalogue. Our instructions are to realise and forivard account sales to Melbourne, where Mr. and Mrs. Berry will in future reside. QEORGE J^TD., SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. . / AT 206 BALMORAL RD. (Dominion Rd. End.) ACTING UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, in Estate of CATHERINE BULFORD, Deceased. rpHE HOLE 0f Tn E JpURNISHINGS OF * J}OOMS. IN PERFECT ORDER. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. RTHUR, Jj™" AT •gAYSWATER. gAYSWATER. JAN. 9y 11 A.M. IN THE ESTATE OF ALICE FORREST, Deceased. WELL-APPOINTED JDUNGALOW, EING EDWARD AYE., 2 min from Wharf. Also: RESERVE. .... 1934 M ODEL Y. F ORD JDABY Q^EDAN. Mileage 5000, in perfect order. Rarely can a Car of this nature ho bought at Auction Without Reserve. Also: /jpHE HOLE OF THE ATTRACTIVE AND QARPETS. WHICH ARE 'EQUAL TO NEW. Full details later. Arrangements to view Property and Car at Our Office. THOS. B. ARTHUR, OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS CF. Mc WILLI AM, F. 1.0. (N.Z.), Oph- • thalmic Optician, 347 Queen St., nest Hfpald Office. Phone 45-222. HAROLD SCHMIDT AND SON. Opticians, established 25 years. Sight Testing Free.—266 Queen St., Auckland. ritHOS. F. LOWES, F.D.0.A.. F.S.A.O. -*• (Edin.), F.N.0.A., F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician. Lister Bldg., Victoria St.: 40-448 THAMES SHOPPING TITEN'S- Light Working Shooters, no caps, *'-*• plated; 14s Gd, posted.—Danby'e Shoo Store,