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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22431, 29 May 1936, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTION WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS, NEXT POWER BOARD BUILDINGS, jpO-DAY JfRIDAY, AT O'CLOCK. QAK AND QARPETS, QHESTERFIELD gUITES, Removed from EPSOM AND MT. EDEN. O WILTON CARPETS (13.G x 11.3, 9 x 6 10.(1), HAIRCORD CARPET (9 x 9). Vestibule Rugs. Seugrass Mats (9x6 and 7 x 4). 2 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITES (Damask;. 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE (Moquette), OAK-FACED 3-POE. SUITE with Rocker, 8-PCE. OAK DINING SUITE (Sideboard, Table and 6 Chairs), Rimu Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, 2 D.S. Dinnei Waggons, D.S. Oak China Cabinet, Singer CGK Drophead Sewing Machine, Domestic Sewing Machine, Easy Chairs, Seagrass Chairs, Morris Chairs, Gramophones. Rocker, Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner, Tea Tables. Occ. Tables, Palm Stands, 6 PCE. LIGHT OAK DINING SUITE (Sideboard, Table and Chairs), 5-PCE. OCC. SUITE, Ox. Fire Screen, Clock, Dressmaker's Mirror, on Stand; Kauri Sideboard, Crockery, Glassware, China, E.P. Ware, Hull Stand. /f-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE. Oak Wardrobe. Oak and Rimu Comb. Chests, Ped. Cupboards, Double and Single Oak and Rimu Beds and Wires, Double and Single Kapok and Wool Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets, Down Quilts, Scotch Chest, D.S. Comb. Chests, Duchess Pairs, Rimu Cot nnd Mattress, Acousticon Earphone (in perfect order). SMALL SIDEBOARD, Chiffonier, Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Ice Chest, McClary's Gas Stove. GENT'S BIKE, Cooking Utensils, Every Description; Pots and Pans. Kettles, Califont, Lawnmower, Garden Tools, Hose. Mantelpiece and Grale. Also 200 OTHER LOTS GOOD USED FURNITURE. JIICHARD J^TD., AUCTIONEERS. "D ALMORAL "DALMORAL. RUCTION gALE AT igEALE'S QROCERY gTORE. To Save the Cost of Removal to New Premises. /jiO-DAY JfiRIDAY, AT €£ P.M. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, JARS, KAPOK. STAINS. VARNISHES. PATENT MEDICINES, SOAP AND GENERAL GROCERY LINES. ■RICHARD THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer, JgPSOM - gDEN JJOME gITES. Acting under instructions from the N.Z. Insurance Company Trust Department. 14 S 1 THE WELL-KNOWN PATON'S "EDEN HILL" ESTATE. With Frontages to Balmoral Road and Aberdeen Avenue, a few moments front Mt. Eden Trams on Epsom side. The Trustees wish to finally wind up the Estate and very low reserves have been fixed to make the auction attractive. A DELIGHTFUL SUNNY POSITION/ AUCTION, JUNE g AT P-M-IN OUR UFSTAIRS SALEROOM. NEXT POWER BOARD BUILDING. Plans can be obtained from JJICHARD In Conjunction With W. FRATER AND SON, Shortland Street. QENTLEMAN'S •RESIDENCE. IN A MOST DESIRABLE SITUATION. 17 ]\X ARKET R D " J^ EMUERASTANDING IN BEAUTIFULLY LAID-OUT GROUNDS. rjiO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT £ RMgAMUEL "yAILE AND g ONS ' Jj TI) " Instructed by the Owner, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 83 Queen Street, on above date, SPLENDID BUNGALOW RESIDENCE, with tiled roof, comprising 10 rooms and offices on one floor, and large attic room. Spacious verandah in front, side entrance, porch and sunny side verandah. Panehea loungi! hall with recessed fireplace and seats, 3 living rooms, including drawing room, appro*. 18 x 27. alcove with fireplace and seats, sliding doors to dujmg r ?° r "- G bedrooms, large and well-equipped kitchen, range and gas stove 2 bathrooms, server.v and scullery, waah-house, fuelhouse and workshop. Large garage. A MAGNIFICENT SECTION. Appr. 153 ft 6in. frontage by 190 ft., grounds beautifully laid out in lawns, ornamental trees and shrubs, flower and vegetable gardens, fins grass tennis court, wide 2-way drive, nicely secluded by well-grown hedges. Title, Glasgow lease at £37 v er annum. A most desirable situation, adjacent to bowling green, tennis courts and recreation grounds; within easy reach of both Remuera and Great South Road cars. An ideal family home, or very suitable for convalescent or nursing home. Now vacant, inspection, by arrangement. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. AT AUCKLAND, on the application of the First Alortgagee. in exercise of the Powers of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage Number 145918. Auckland Registry. gAMUEL yAILE & gONS. Will offer for sale by Public Auction, at their Auction Rooms. 83 Queen Street. Auckland, on ]y£AY £9 1936 ' AT 9 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND containing 3 roods and 6 perches more or less being part of Allotment 11 of Section 2 ( the Parish of Takapuna and the whole - the land comprised and described in <~»e! ficate of Title Volume 46. Folio 173. Auc,*land Registry. The property is situated in Oxford Terrace, Devonport, Auckland, and has a frontage to Cheltenham Beach. The buildings consist of Three Flats and a Bach. jLlectnc light is installed, as well as other conveniences. The Mortgagee's application to the Registrar, containing his estimate of the value of the property, may be seen at the office of the Registrar during office hours prior to the sale, and a copy may be seen at the Auction Rooms at the time of the sale without payment of any fee._ Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of Mr. Joseph Stanton, Solicitor for the Mortgagee, O'Connell Strt*t, Auckland, or at the Auction Rooms prior to the sale. EDUCATIONAL JJOW YV ill Y OU W ait? How long will you stand in the way ol your own progress? For that is what you are doing if you are not Qualified. It is the Accountancy-trained men who get the good jobs, earn the high salaries—and while they are still young, tool Take action now and qualify yourself. The shortest and surest route to Qualification is— ITEMING WAY'S JJOME . gTUDY QOURSE IN ACCOUNTANCY. Over 88 years'_ specialised experiencs in Accountancy tuition has firmly established Bemingwgy's pre-eminence. 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