SALES BY AUCTION Q.ISOHGE yyALKER, jyi'])., ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE SALE. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT TIIK DE LUXE SALEROOMS. TO-DAY (Til URSDAY), AT II O'CLOCK. TH 1.0 SUI' Eli lOK MODERN FI'RXISIIINOS. GOOD UPJUOHT 11 RAND PIANO. 1 iii'liiilinix: - TWIN OAK BEDROOM SUITE of 7 Picros, iiuliidins M. Wardrobe, Dressing Table, Tallboy. Twin Beds ami Wires. UNCI'T MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD SL'ITE. in Orcen. l-l'Ci:. OAK BEDROOM SUITES (no Ward robes). TA I 'EST R Y Cll EST I-'. 11VI Ef. D S UITE. AXMIXSTER BODY CARPETS. ■J OAK DIXIXG SI'ITKS. ELECTRoLUX, LADY'S OAK WRITING BUREAU. I M PORTED SHERIDAN INLAID CHINA (\\ BINET. AXMIXSTER AND WILTON CARPETS. SKYSCRAPER ALL-WAVE RADIO. (i Valves. ETC., ETC., as fully delailcd in Yesterday's Papers. AND AT •-.'.HO.
•JO AXMINSTER AND WILTON CARPEIS. corridor litres AND HUNKERS. I CONCiOLKUM SQUARES, 20 YDS BODY CA RPET. NOTE. —These Furnishings and Carpets tiro worthy of inspection. NOW OX VIEW. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., 'l'ho Specialty Auctioneers. Leonard Coaklcy, T. A. Colliding, Auctioneers. G'EORCE W ALKER. J m. Favoured with instructions from Jlrs. Sawbridge, who has sold her properly. WILL SELL HY PUBLIC AUCTION. At tlio Residence, , '2l DELL AYEXUE, REMUERA. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE '_'3. AT 11 O'CLOCK, If Ell HOUSEHOLD FURXISUIXGS AX D ]•:!•' FECTS. Including: VKKV FINE IM'CK. (Ml ESTERFI ELD S U I'PE. WILTON (/All PETS, CHOICE OAK DINING SUITK, OAK BKDKonM SUITE, OCC. FURNITURE, AND BRIC-A-BRAC Details ; - 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE (beautiful) v made), upli. ill Fig. Moi|uette; Wilton Carpel and Fell, P2 x !»; Persian Des. ling, •2 Pouffees, R.P. Occ. Table, - Wall Tapestries, Maori Carved Fig. and Ink Stand, ()r111s., Plaques, Benares Tray and Jardiniere, Set Books (International University Course) Very Fine Panatrope, with Hurley Electric Pick-up; Cushions, Curtains. Very Pretty 8-pce. Golden Oak Dining' Loom Suite, comprising Bow-end Sideboard, Table and <i Chairs, en suite; Oak Tea Waggon, 11.M.V. Portable Gramophone and Records, Wilton Carpet, 12 x i»; E.P. Fruit Stand with Knives, English China Coffee Set, Float. Bowl, E.I. . Mid. Salad Howl, Tray, Crystal Jus ami Tumblers, '2 Art Cop. Fruit Stands, ( hinn and Glass Ware, Asm. Vest. Ruff. 7.< i x 00; •Iyds .Win Axminster Runner, Lge. Mirrored Oak Hallraek Very Fine Carved Camphorwood Box, PoufTees, Sprung Ottoman, 4-pco. Retlex Mirrored Bedroom Suile, I). Mattress, Bedspread. Dressing Table Set , Super Wilton Carpet, !• x 0.0, and Fell; Pictures, No. -A Kodak Camera, Single O.R. Bed and Wire, Ped. Cupboard, S. Mattress, etc., l 'ti\ KITCHEN TABLE, Odd Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, 7-dr. Drophead Elee. Singer Sewing Machine El. Radiator, Underwood I ovtablc Typewriter (as new), En. Ware. Lawninower, Odd Tools, '2 30ft Oreffon Wireless Mas Is, Dog Kennel. Concrete Roller, 3 l air Roller Skates, El. Rending Lamp. Also, • w./ lI.P. A.J.S. MOTOR-CYCLE (1037 model), good running order. TERMS CASH. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Leonard Coaklcy, T. A. Colliding, Auctioneers. 'PURSERS AND GROWERS, LTD. JL Auctions Comnieneo: 8 a.m.—Fresh Fruits.' Daily, g n m .—Fresh Vegetables, Daily. 0 a.m.—Fresh Cut Flowers, Tues. and Fri. to a.m. —Poult r y, Tuesday aiul Fri. LARGEST SALES IX N.Z. j^TDAT XEILSON STREET, TE PAPAPA (Buses leave Bus Depot frequent intervals). Acting under instructions from Mr. Elder, who Jias sold the property, SATURDAY NEXT. AT 1 O'CLOCK. HOUSE FURNISH JXGS. Oak Writing Bureau, with glnss-froiited Bookcase; Ex. Riinu Table, Uimii China Cabinet, Rimu Sideboard, 7 Riinu Dining Chair*, Singer Drophead Sewing .Machine. I pliolstered Armchair, 3-Pce. Chesterfield Suite, .5 Rimu Wardrobes, Combination Chests, Double 4ft din Bed and Wire, Mattresses. Pedestal Cupboard, Bedside Table. Cent's Riding Saddle, 5 and (>-Ga .on Milk Cans, Alfa-Laval Separator Grit Mill, Carpenter's Cramps, Gent« Bike. loreuood. Lawninower, Hay Forks, Mangle. EVERYTHING IN GOOD ORDER. NO RESERVE. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. preliminary NOTICE. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE of LAND AND STOCK, PUTARURU, THURSDAY—JUX.E •_»<;— THURSDAY AT 11 A.M. WWTOV KING LTD., favoured with inN Klions fH.m MR. GEO. RUSLIXG, whoso lease has expired, wil oner THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AXD DEAD , STOCK, Comprising HIS SEL EC T HERD or 80 CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY COWS. 500 FIVE-YEAR EWES, m lamb S.D. Rams, ex Taihape this year. HEIFERS, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. ARTHUR. j^TD.. Favoured with instructions from the Owner, THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY OF •200 ACRES, well subdivided, watered and splendid buildings. Full Particulars Later. IVTEWTON TE AWAMUTU. SHIPPING rpj'lE OCEANIC- STEAMSHIP CO., ' MATSOXLIXE (Inc. in U.S.A.). TO AMERICA. Via Fiji, Samoa, Hawaii, to California on the swift luxury Liners MARIPOSA and MONTEREY. Leave Auckland for California. —S.S. Mariposa, June 23; S.S. Monterey, July '2B; S.S. Monterey. Sept. '2'2. Leave Auckland for Sydney.—S.S. Monterey, July V2; S.S. Monterey, Sept. (J; S.S. Mariposa, Oct. 4. General Agents for New Zealand: — HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, LTD., Endean's Bldgs., s(i-58 Quay St., Aueklind. rpHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 1. COMPANY, LTD. PASSENGER SERVICE TO THE UNITF.D KINGDOM. rangitiki, raxgitata, 17,000-Ton Motor-vessels. First Class. Tourist Class and 'i'ourist "B" Class. RIMUTAKA .. .. 1«,000 Tons. Tourist Class Service. (All one class.) For information apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. \'A MAS HIT A" KIS E N KA IS lIA I (Incorporated in England). Direct Cargo Service between New Zealand, Noumea and Japan. YAMAGIKU MARIJ, due July '23. Accepting Cargo for Noumea and Japanese Ports. RUSSELL AND SO.MERS, LTD., Agents: 83 CUSTOMS ST. EAST. pOOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE. Booking Agents for Union Airways, Cook Strait Airways. Pan American Airways. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDING, Auckland, C.I. P.O. Box '24. Phono 30-003. KAIPARA STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., Ilolensville —Dargavtlle Passenger Service. Leaves Ilelensville: Leaves Dargavillo: Monday, Thursday. Tuesday, Friday. Auckland Train. 5 p.m. 4.5 p.m. CARGO SERVICE DAILY. Cargo Booking, Railway Stations. Passenger Booking, Northern S.S. Co., Quay Street. A G. FRA XK H A M", L T I)., >'2o Fanshawo St. Phono 41 -!)1 (>. Sailings (CircuiiHlnnee.s Permit!ing). For Vessel Leaves Auckland lIOKIANGA llokianga Mon., '23 rd, noon (from Onehunga) AWANUI Tiri Sat., '2lst. 0 a.m. WHANCAROA Coronal ion Tues., '2 lib, noon ( 1 ISBORNE, TOKOMARU BAY AND V; TO I, AG A BAY. M.V. Margaret \\\, Tuesday, '2lth. Cargo received N0.3 Shed, King's Wharf, Monday, and up to 3 p.m.. Tuesday. Notes stamped at office, Shed 3, King's W r harf. The Gisbornn Sheepfarmers' F.M.andM. Co., Ltd., Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., LW. Agents. Phono 40-630.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23995, 19 June 1941, Page 5
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