SALES BY AUCTION CUI'E R 1 u K OUSEHULD K*URNISHING3. QEORGE L TD " WILL SELL BY PUBLIC' AUCTION, AT THE GREAT SALEROOMS. I!) QUEEN STREET, rpO-DAY HI DAY, AT A.M. Including: PIANO BY EA VESTA UK. This Instrument, has been reinodcrnised and is in pertect condition. No borer. 3 OAK BEDROOM SUITES. 2 OAK DINING ROOM SUITES. .'! CHEST El! FIELD SUITES. ENGLISH PRAM. Full Details: PIANO by Eavcswff, OAK DINING ROOM SUITE comprising Buffel, Drawleuf Table and 1 Dining .Room (hairs; jl-l re. Chesterfield Suite, ujdt. in (lonna \ elvet; Pictures, Vases, Floor liuus, OAK DIN--ING ROOM SUITE with Oval-end HnTfet, Refectory Din. Table and I Chairs; Oct:. Tables. Palnislani!, Salad Set, •'»- PCE. CIIESTERI'TELI) SUITE upli. in Tapeslry; O.R. Sideboards, O.R. Dinins Tables. Oak Dining (')iairs, Oak . Hallstand, D.P. Sideboard, M-Pcc. Chcsterfield Suite, Settee and Squabs, E.V.LIS.II PR AM, Pictures, GOLDEN OAK DINING ROOM SUITE comprising Buffet, Oval Dining Table and I Chairs; Kerbs, Books, ami all Living Kooni R eq u i rem e nts. Bedrooms— oak bedroom suite, comprising FulMenfrth Wardrobe, Mirror Dressing Chest, Tallboy and runsize Panel Bedstead ami Wire Wove; Kapok Bedding. OAK TALI-BO) S, Floor Riiitu, S.G. Chairs, Pedestal Cupboards, S. and D. Beds and Wires, LIGHT OAK BEDROOM SUITE with Mirror-door Wardrobe, Dressing ( best. Pedestal Clipboard and Full-size Bedstead and Wire Wove; O.K. Tallboys, Oak Dressing Chest, Oak Wardrobe, .Vl)r. D.P. Tallboy, Bedside Tables, Golden Oak Bedroom Suite, Floor Runs, Curtains. KITCHEN— DRESSER, fitted with Deadlight Doors and Drawer; Tables, Chairs, Lawninower. Saucepans, Dinner Ware, Kettle. Enamel Ware, Garden Tools, Cooking; Utensils, and General Sundries. QEORGE "yyALKER, yyrD., THE SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS, 219 QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coaklev, T. A. Goulriing, Auctioneers. ¥I&HT \ UCT 1 ° N " QEORGE J^TD., rj'iO -NIGHT RID AY. AT J P.M., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THEIR DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS. /"t EN ERA L VI "JTJOUSF.HOI.D INGS, ] ri<*lini iiilc : DINING ROOM SUITE comprising Buffet, Dining Table and •! Chairs; li-I'CE. CH EST El! FIELD SUITE. uph. in Genoa; Floor Rugs, Vases, Crockery, Cushions. Oak Sideboard. Tables, Chairs, Dining Tables, Pictures. Easy Chairs, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Mirror-door Wardrotie. Dressing < liest, Tallbov and Full-size Panel Bedstead and Wire Wove; 'Kaook Bedding. Comb. Chests. Beds and Wires, Sinirle Overlavs, Sett and Squab. Morris Chair, Crockery. Vases, Kitchen Chairs, Tables, and General Sundries. QEORGE -yyALKER, J^TD., THE SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS, •Jlll QUEEN STREET. Leonard Coaklev. T. A. Gouldinsr. Auctioneers.
Favoured nith instructions from tho NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COY., LTD.. Trustee Dept., Trustees in the Estate of LOUIS M. 'NATHAN (Deceased), will offer for sale by Public Auction at their Rooms, •1 Wyndham St., Auckland, on • M OXDAY - M AY 5, 1 9 O'CLOCK NOON, rpHAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, 1 KNOWN AS 61 S T TEpHEN " s vexue ' pAHNELL, Containing 1 rood, 3U.!) perches. TITLE: GLASGOW' LEASE. Erected thereon is a SPLENDID MODERN RESIDENCE of 6 rooms and all possible conveniences. FULL-SIZE ASPHALT TENNIS COURT. Further particulars and cards to view from jVpWCOMB. J^TD.. AUCTIONEERS, i WYNDHAM STREET. SHIPPING rTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF I N Z LTD Ph-ine 17-i:to (fl Lines) SAILINGS CIRCUMSTANCES PER M ITT JNO (KOI! OATP.S OF OVER SEAS STEAMERS. FARES EIC. APPLY TO COMPANY'S OFFICES) FOR SYDNEY• (With Through Bookings to Melbourne and other Australian Ports) FROM AUCKLAND. Aorangi. Awatea For Information regarding Sailings Apply Company's Offices. FOR LYTTELTON. FROM WELLINGTON: Rangatira (From May 1- —Maori) Mon.. Wed., Fri., 7.15 p.m. Wahine Tues.. Thurs., Sat.. 7.45 p.m FOR PICTON. FROM "WELLINGTON: Tarnahine ... Mon.. Wed.. Fri., 2.-15 p.m. FOR PACIFIC ISLANDS (Samoa, Tonga Fiji, Cook Islands): Matua From Auckland Cargo Services: GISBORNE: Margaret W Tuesday, May Oth. 3 p.m. LYTTELTON, DUN ED IN. BLUFF. TIMARU: Waiana Friday. May 2
CAN A D A —DN IT E D ST A 'i'E-S—UNITED KINGDOM Through Bookings by CA N A DIA N• A UST RALA SI AN LINE. Sailings from Auckland Id Suva (Fiji), Flonolulu, Victoria (8.C.), Vancouver, by AORANGI AND AWATEA For Particulars apply Company's Offices CANADIAN AND U.S.A. HAIL TRAVEL Itineraries, Cost of Tours. And all information supplied. Rail and Hotel Reservations Arranged Agents for TASMAN EMPIRE AIRWAYS. MAIN OFFICE: 30-38 Quay Street East CITY PASSENGER OFFICE: IU3 Queen Street Phono 47-066. Passenger Officer Grand Bldgs.. Rotorna RIE N T L 1 N E ' ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS UNION S.S CO. OF N.Z.. LTD Agents Throughout Now Zealand. T it A V E L IN NEW ZEALAND OR ABROAD. BY AIR. SEA. RAIL OR ROAD. Book with COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs Auckland C.X. P.O. Box 24. Phono 30-0113. pTIS BORNE, TOKOMARU BAY AND UT TO LAG A BAY. M.V. MARGARET V.'., TUESDAY, MAY 0. Cargo received No. .5 Shed, Kind's Wharf, Monday, and up to 3 p.m. Tuesday. Notes stamped at Office, Shed It, King's Wharf. TIJE GISBORNE Si IJSEPFA It ME US' F.M. AND M. CO., LTD., F A ItME Its' CO-OP. A UCTIONE ER.IN G CO., LTD., Agents. Phone 47-530. n.ISBQRNE, NAPIER AND WAIKO\J KOPIJ, HICKS, TOKOMARU AND TOLAGA bays. M V K OPARA ~ 0N T UESI)AY - Cargo on Monday and up lo 3 p.m. Tuesday. WATKIN AND WALLIS, Agents, RICHARDSON LINE, 32-453 (2 Lines). AKANUI, for Tauranga, Monday, 3 p.m. M.V. Vesper, for Whakatano, Monday, 3 p.m.—Parry Bros., Ltd. —17-165.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23954, 2 May 1941, Page 3
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