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Waikato Times, Volume 195, Issue 22461, 23 September 1944, Page 2

C. G. Bradley & qo. AUCTIONEERS HAMILTON Favoured with instructions from MR C. HAMMOND, who is leaving the district, will sell on the premises 13 GEORGE STREET, CLAUDELAND3 (Just Over Foot-bridge) NEXT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 COMMENCING AT 1.30 P.M. HALL.— Eight yards Carpet Runner, 1 Occa- j sional Table, 1 Frameless Wall Mir- j ror, 6 Pictures. LIVING ROOM.— CNE 6-PIECE O.R. DINING ROOM j SUITE comprising (D.L. Table, 4 ! Leather Tip-out Seat Chairs and j Leadlight Sideboard), 1 O.R. Settee Squab and Wire, 1 10ft. x 9ft. Carpet, 1 Dinner Waggon, 1 Seagrass Chair, 2 Occasional Tables, 1 9ft. x 9ft. Carpet (light fawn), 1 SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE (round shuttle), 1 Occasional Table (antique design), 1 Box Kerb, Curtains and Blinds. EEDROOM NO. I. One 3ft. O.R. Bed and Wire, 1 Mirrored O.R. Wardrobe and Bottom Drawer, 1 O.R. 3-drawer Dressing Table, 1 very nice Glory Box, 3 soiled Linen Boxes, 1 Pedestal, 1 Commode and Porcelain Crock, Curtains and Blinds, 2 Reversible Floor Rugs. BEDROOM NO. 2. One 4ft. 6in. O.R. Bed and Wire, 1 O.R. Dressing Table, 1 Pedestal, 1 Set Book Shelves, 1 Corner Ward- , robe, Basket, Suitcases, Linoleum, | 1 Reversible Rug, 3 Umbrellas, 1 Walking Stick. BEDROOM NO. 3. One 3ft. Bed and Wire (oiled rimu), 1 Pedestal, 1 Odd Cupboard, 1 Table, 1 Wall Shelf, 1 9ft. x 12ft. Linoleum Square, 1 O.R. Dressing Table, 1 Odd Fireside Chair, 2 Mats, 4 Pictures, 1 Copper Kerb, Curtains and Blinds. KITCHEN.— One 8-valve “PHILCO” Mantel Model Radio, 1 Kitchen Table and 3 Chairs, 1 Striking Clock. A COMPLETE KITCHEN LARDER comprising 5 dozen Assorted Jams, Groceries, Tinned Fruits, Sauces, | Spices, Jellies, etc., etc. (far too i numerous to itemise). Electric Iron, Mincer, lot Kitchen Cutlery, Pots, Pans, Mixing Bowl, j Kettles, 1 Aluminium Preserving Pan, etc. BEDDING includes 2 CREAM “PETONE” BLANKETS, Quilts, 2 4ft. .6in. Mattresses, 5 3ft. Mattresses, 2 Eiderdowns, lot Pillows, Pillow Slips, Single and Double Sheets (as new), Table Cloths, Large Assortment Spotless Linen, etc. ONE “VACTRIC” SUPREME” ELECTRIC CLEANER AND COMPLETE FITTINGS (hardly used). CROCKERY AND CUTLERY.— Three Crystal Wine Goblets, 1 21-piece Teaset, 2 Fruit Bowls, 2 Cups, Saucers and Plates, 4 Fancy B. and B. Plates, 1 Set 3 Ornamental Plates, 1 Salad Dish, 1 Fancy Jam Dish, 2 Crystal Fruit Dishes, Assortment E.P.N.S. Ware, 2 Plated Candlesticks, 2 Large Fancy Vases, 2 Blue Antique Vases (very old), 2 Cut Glass Bottles, Brass Ash Trays, 1 Large Silver Dish, half dozen Silver Teaspoons, half dozen Silver Serviette Rings. OUTSIDE.— 40ft. Hosing and Fittings, 1 16in. Pennsylvania Lawnmower and Catcher, 1 Wringer, 2 Galvanised Buckets, 2 Washing Boards, Garden Tools, Coal Scuttle, Lot Aspadistras, 6 Glass Top Seed Boxes. TOOLS.— One sft. Floor Cramp, 1 3ft. 6in. Floor Cramp, 4 DISTON SAWS, 1 Fret Saw, 2 Braces; Large Assortment Bits, 1 Hack Saw, 1 15in. Footprints, 1 Pair Tinsnips, 2 Pruners, 3 Pairs Pliers, 6 Chisels, 1 12in. Crescent, 1 Spokeshave (Stanley), 1 Drawknife, 2 Rasps, 3 Flat Files, 3 3-corner Files, 1 Saw Set, Lot Paint Brushes, 1 Square, 2 Claw Hammers, 2 Jack Planes, 1 Bin. Plane, 1 Small Bench Vice, 1 Car Jack, 1 Car Pump, Odd Seasoned Timber, Lot Upholsterer’s Braid, 1 Mallet, Oil Stone, 1 Work Bench and Vice. Oil Cans, 1 Pair Steps, Sink, 1 3ft. Rule and 1 Scriber, Screw Drivers, 2 Sickles, I Axe, etc., etc. NOTE.—Tools have been well kept, and only best makes were utilised. NEXT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 AT 1 P.M. TERMS CASH C. G. B RADLEY & C°AUCTIONEERS HAMILTON 1093 C. G. BRADLEY & C Q. AUCTIONEERS HAMILTON Favoured with instructions from MR DON HEENAN, who is leaving the district, will sell on the premises 17 WALSH STREET., M AERO A NEXT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944 AT 1.30 P.M. HALL.—lOft. 6in. Carpet Runner, 13ft. 6in. Carpet Runner, 1 Set Hall Curtains. Door Mat. LIVING ROOM.—I 14ft. x 10ft. AXMINSTER CARPET (fawn and light blue), 1 DARK D/LEAF DINING ROOM TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS, 1 3-piece Chesterfield Suite (Genoa), 1 Dark Sideboard, 1 Dark Dinner Waggon, 1 6-valve Cromwell Console Radio (perfect order), 1 2-bar Electric Heater, (as new), Lace Curtains. BEDROOM NO. I.—l 5-PIECE ASH BEDROOM SUITE comprising (P.E. 4ft. 6in. Bed and Wire, Mirrored Wardrobe, Dressing Table with Reflex Mirrors, Pedestal and Dressing Table Seat), 3 Reversible Rugs, Curtains and Pictures. BEDROOM NO. 2.—1 3ft. P.E. O.R. Bed and Wire, 1 3-drawer O.R. Dressing Table, 1 9ft. x 9ft. Carpet, 1 Dolls’ Cot, 1 Kiddies’ Doll’s Pram, Lace Curtains. BEDROOM NO. 3.—1 3ft. P.E. Bed and Wire, 1 4ft. 6in. Bed and Wire (panel end), 1 Seagrass Chair and Cushion, 2 Pieces Heavy Quality Lino, 1 Juvenile Dressing Table and Mirror, Juvenile Pedestal, ] 9ft. x 9ft. Congoleum (bright pattern). ONE GREEN MODEL 25 ELECTROLUX (perfect order) 1 S. AND C. DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE (in handsome oak cabinet), Lot Assorted Linoleum, 1 14in. ACME WRINGERS (2 rollers, as new), 1 Juvenile Boy’s Bicycle, Assorted Crockery, Jam Bottles, Lot Good Garden Tools. NOTE.—Walsh Street is the continuation of Hinau Street, with bus stop opposite Findlay’s Store. Buses leave Hood Street at 12 noon. Buses leave Garden Place at 1.5 p.m. and 2 TERMS CASH j C. G. B HADLEY & COHAMILTON j Phones: 4351. P.O. Box 341. 1363.