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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22603, 16 December 1936, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION QHRISTMAS QLEARANCE. Q.EORGE J^TD., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. - rpO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). AT H A.M., QHRISTMAS J) RESENTS AND QIFTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Including: LADIES' HANDBAGS, Ladies' White Shoes, Quantity of Brass Ash Trays, Vases Candlesticks, Incense Burners, Table Lamps, Match Holders, Cig. Lighters, Cricket Bats, Tennis Racquet Frames, Clocks, Manicure Sets, Jewe Boxes, Book Rests, Collar Boxes, Card Boxes. 2 r WATERPROOF LIGHT COATS. ■i<) ART SILK KIMONOS. PA DOZEN GENTS' TIES. DOZEN WRISTLET WATCHES. Quantity haberdashery, Knives, Brushes, Hair Oil, Tobacco Pouch Wallet, Vases, China Cups, Saucers, Mouth Organs, Watch, and Hosts of Sundries. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. QEORGE Jj TD -. THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS, 210 QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. JJIGHLY JMPORTANT RUCTION gALE. QEORGE ALKER, J^TD., AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS, rjiO-MORROW (THURSDAY). AT H A.M., Instructed by the owner, who has sold his properly and removed from Mission Bay, also on account of another client, rjiHE gUPERIOR jyjjODERN pURNISHINGS AND JgFFECTS, Including: ■EAVESTAFF PIANO. DINING AND BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES. OAK CHINA CABINET. 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD IN TAPESTRY. Also. FRIGIDAIRE. ALMOST NEW. Cost i:52 JO/. A.C. Details: PIANO, by Eavestaff, London, walnut ca9e, uiiderdamper action, perfect condition; OAK DINING ROOM SUITE o:t 0 Pieces, Buffet Sideboard with Leadlight Cupboards, Draw-leaf Table, and ■! Dining Chairs; CHESTERFIELD SUITE of 3 Pieces, uph. in Tapestry; Dinner Ware, Teaset, Oak Tea Waggon. OAK CHINA CABINET. Elect. Hot Water Jug, Table Cutlery. Wine Glasses, E.P. Entree Dish, E.P. Cake Basket. Brassware, Cushions, O.R. Occ. Tables. Eas.v Lounge Chair with Foot Rest. OAK DINING ROOM SUITE of 8 Pieces, in Light Oak; 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, covered in Genoa Valvet; Roomy Suite, with Round Arms, condition as new; B.C. Kerb and Irons, Electrolux Cleaner (Model 12). Oak Refectory Table, Smoker's Chair, C.G. Vases. Piclures, WILTON CARPET, 13.0 x 11.:?; ]>ull Polished DINING ROOM SUITE, with Gateleg Table; CARPET RUNNER, Etc., Etc. OAK BEDROOM SUITE of 5 Pieces. Mirrored Wardrobe, Reflex Mirrored Chests, Ped. Cupboard and Full-size Panel Bedstead, U.S. Wirewove, Kapok Bedding, Feather Pillows, Silk Bedspread, Seagrass Chairs. Rev. Rugs, Eiderdown, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, in Tobacco Brown, including Wardrobe, Frameless Mirror Chest. Pedestal Cupboard. 4ft (Jin Panel Bedstead, good Bedding; S. and D. Blankets, Marc. Quilts, AXM. CARPETS (different sizes). Cushions, O.R. Comb. Chests, S. O.R. Beds and Wires, and Bedding, Toilet Ware. Skin Rugs. Occ. Tables, Kauri Dressing Chest, and all Bedroom Requirements. FRIGIDAIRE, cost £52 10/- as new, latest type, for A.C. Current: Kit. Table. Aim. Pres. Pan, Aim. Saucepans, Kettles. Elect. Iron, Wringer, Brooms, Carpet Sweeper, Bucket. Steps, Scales. Lawnmower, Spade, Rake, Axe, Ironing Board, Piece Hose, Mincer, Pyrex Ware. SINGER TREADLE MACHINE, Cups and Saucers, Pres. Jars, Radiator, O.R. Chairs, Glassware, Cutlery, Glasses, Etc., Eic. A Iso. QUANTITY OF NEW CUSHIONS. QUALITY BEDSPREADS, and Collection Napery; and 3 ROLLS BEDROOM FELTING. E W A THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS. 210 QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. JM PORTA NT UCTION gALE. QHAMPAGNES, "yyiNES. gPIRITS. ETC. QEORGE "YyrALKER, JjTD.. AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS. 210 QUEEN ST.. AUCKLAND. (Next to Messrs. Smith and C'auglie.v), P RID AY EXT, JQECEMBER AT 1 P.M. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE H. E. VAILE. For convenience of Sale the above his been removed from Glade Hall, Gillies Avenue. 154 B ottles of C hampagne > -yyiNES, gPIRITS. 149 pINTS W AI TEMATA NOTE.—The great bulk of the Champagne is by the well-known firm of Duroy et Cie, and is of the celebrated vintage of 1021. Thcro are in all 25 quarts and 32 pints. Other Wines are Port. Sherry, Pommard, Vermouth, etc.; also Brandy, Whisky, Gin, Curacao, etc. Each case is packed with assorted Liquors. Tho offerings must be in fivegallon lots, but buyers may. of course, donate welcome Christmas Presents from them. QEORGE ALKER, J^TD.. SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding. Auctioneers. IHIUSTMAS JOULTRY J JONES, J^IMITED. CITY MARKETS. g FECIAL pOULTRY gALES WILL BE HELD THIS WEEK. AT 11 O'CLOCK. rPHURSDAY pRIDAY NEXT WEEK. SALES ON jyj-ONDAY, JQ EC-EMBER rjiUESDAY, £9 -yyEDNESDAY. JQECEMBEir rpHURSDAY SPECIAL CLEARANCE WE DO NOT ADVISE CLIENTS TO LEAVE THEIR POULTRY FOR THE LAST SALE. J JONES, JMMITED. G ENERAL AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. SPORTS GOODS A BRUCE AND SONS. Expert Racquet . Stringers; restringing and repairs our spocialty.—ol Albert St. Restringing, quality gut. 5/6 to 20/-. Symonds St. Bag Depot, opp. P.O. RESTRINGING, 0/0 to 25/-; guaranteed —Modern Bag Co., opp. Town Hall. T'ENMS. —Learn to play correctly. See Jack Harrison at Wiseman's, Queen St. ALL Makes Racquets. Restrings. 12/0 up —Wyllie, Ist Floor, Queen's Arcade. BEST Stock all Cricket Gear.—Watu Sports Depot Exchange Lnne SPORTS TUITION rpENNlS.—Miss Will. Outdoor Coaching. X Adults, Children. Reduction classes. —21-604