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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13393, 29 May 1914, Page 10

TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! F. S. MALCOLM & CO. BY AUCTION.. DIRECT FHOM THE AUCKLAND / EXHIBITION. Important and Extensive Unreserved Sale by Auction. AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF MALCOLM & CO., GISBORNE. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Under Instructions from H. Davidson, Esq., Official Representative oosf s Home Firm. / SATURDAY, MAY 30th, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SA'IURDAY, JUNE 6th. At 11 a.m. on Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on other days. The most unprecedented and unreserved Auction Sale of Genuine Highclass GOLD, SILVER and DIAMOND JEWELLERY. SILVEIRI WARE. SHEFFIELD ELECTRO - PLATE, WATCHES, CLOCKS. BRONZES, CUTLERY, FINE ART CHINA, PRISM BINOCULAR GLASSES, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, LEATHER GOODS, Etc., Etc, OVER £5000 WORTH Recently imported direct from England for the Auckland Exhibition, and must ba sold owing to representative leaving for Home. - : JEWELLERY Consists of magnificent collection of real diamond jewellery, m single stone, half hoop and cluster settings, of solid 18ct gfold gem rings, pendants, brooches, necklets, bracelets, expanding watch bracelets, solid gold alberts, lames' solid gold guards, ladies' and gents' solid gold and silver watches, racing and chiming watches, and collection of other precious jewellery, all set*, m genuine solid gold, bearing the English Government stamp. STERLING SILVER AND SHEFFIELD PLATE Comprises magnificent tea and coffee services, waiters, hot-water spirit kettles and stands, cruets, hot- water jugs, teapots, afternoon teasets, biscuit bar-, relsv salad bowls, butter dishes, cutglass bottles, jam and jelly dishes, all best Sheffield made and stamped. FINE- ART CHINA Includes Dresden china figures, flower stands, Vienna hand-painted tea and coffee services, Crown Derby decorated dinner and tea services, clocks with vases to match m Vienna, Wedgwood and Worcester decorations, ' dessert sets m cases, and large assortment of choice china too numerous to specify. CUTLERY NUMBERS.- j Large and , small cabinets of cutlery m fish knives and forks, fruit • knives j and forks and spoons, and every class, of cutlery by well-known makers, Joseph Rodgei\s, Walker and Hall, and J. Batt, all of Sheffield. FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, Comprising prism lumex binoculars, field and marine glasses by Lunieire, Paris ; army and navy glasses, etc. ' MESSRS MALCOLM & CO. Desire to inform their numerous patrons and the public generally that the above entire collection lias come direct froihv the Auckland Exhibition. Mr Davidson will auction the goods himself. He is a scientific salesman, and for 30 years has gained experience m buying and selling m the Old Country, and has reduced both branches of his business to a fine art. He has built urp a reputation m the United Kingdom, where his headquarters are, and is now m New Zealand to prove his reputation was worth the maJung. Mr Davidson comes to us well accredited. Every article he sells is., guaranteed and sojid Without reserve to the highest bidder. Never before has such a Sal© been held | m Gisborne. SALE COMMENCES OK TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! SATURDAY 30th MAY, at 11 A.M. X. Continuing on MONDAY, JUNE Ist, and every day thereafter until the whole collection is sold. SPECIAL GASLIGHT DISPLAY y For Viewing Goods , On FRIDAY EVENING FROM 7 TO 9/ F. S. MALCOLM & CO., Auctioneers. ; " ■ 588 ; i : : U i^ BUSINESS OF Baker and Pastrycaok IN RISING TOWNSHIP. NO OPPOSITION! GOOD CATERING CONNECTION. ALL NECESSARY PLANT. . \ A . PROSPEROUS CONCERN. Turnover between £40 and £50 per Week. Total Cost about $400. £250 Cash Required. A RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG MAN. Apply — C. C. BLOORE, SOLE A C.E XT, LOWE STREET. JOHNSTONE ft SMITH for New Season's Fleecy-lined Or«reo*U. tori value Iq knm. Cbl) rad inrpwt.