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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 227, 25 September 1929, Page 5

AUCTIONS. RUCTION gALE QF JQDEN JJOUSE AND TfIURNISHINGS. T MCp'DOE AND gON, AUCTIONEERS, Instructed by the Trustees in Deceased Estate of Sarah Reid, will Sell, by Public Auction, on the Premises, that OPLENDID QIEMI-BUNGALOW, SITUATED AT NO. 3, WOODSIDE KOAD, MOUNT EDEN, On mO-MOKROW mHURSDAY, -pUKNISHINGS, -| AQQ A.M. BUNGALOW of seven large rooms and conveniences; electric light, electric hot ■water, and sewer drainage. A RAKE CHANCE TO SECURE A NICE HOME. AT 1O NOON. The land has 48 feet frontage t WOODSIDE ROAD by a depth of 178 feet and is beautifully laid out in garden and lawns. Our instructions are to sell on terms of 20 per cent on fall of the hammer, and balance thirty days. Premises open all clay WEDNESDAY, September 25, for inspection. SITTING ROOM.—Wilton Ruff. Door Slips, 3 Easy Chairs, Cushions, Window Hangings, Pictures, 2 Side Tables, Lounge. HALL.—7yds Wilton Runner, Vestibule Rug. Door Slips, Klmu Hall Seat, Pot Stands, Jardinieres, Wall Mirror, Pictures, Hat Rack, Hall Curtain, Coir Door Mat. BREAKFAST ROOM.—Rimu Oval Table and Cover, Rimu Sideboard, A.B. Chairs, Lino, Floor Rugs, Curtains, Books, Cakestand, Ornamentß, Glassware, Afternoon Tea Set, Set Carvers, Pickle Jar, Salad Bowl, Coal Scuttle, Cushion. DINING ROOM.'—Axminster Carpet Square, 9 x 12, Hearthrug, Floor Bugs, 3-Pce. Moquettc Chesterfield Suite, Dinner Wagon, Upright Grand Piano, Antique Kerb and Fire Screen, Brass Coa Scuttle,' Extension Dining Table and Chenille Cover, Armchair, Set Bagatelle, Oak Occasional Table, 5 Upholstered Dining Chairs, Upholstered Low-seat Chair, 6 A.B. Chairs, Seagrass Chair, 7 Cushions, Foot Rest, Antique Vases, Jardinieres, Oak Overmantel, Oil Paintings, Music Books, Window Hangings, Curtains, Flower Spills. NO. 1 BEDROOM.—9 x 12 Axminster Carpet, Bedside Rug, 3 Seagrass Chairs, 4ft Rimu Bed and Wire Mattress, Kapok Pillows, Blankets, Rug, Curtains, Combination Chest, Pedestal, Cabinet, Cretonne Upholstered Lounge, Box Sundries, Electric Heater, Pictures, Window Hangings. No. 2 BEDROOM: 4ft Iron Bedstead and Wire Mattress, Kapok Mattress, Kapok Pillows, Rimu Chair, Fireproof Safe, 20 x 15, Combination Chest, Seagrass Table, Carpet, , Window Hangings, Eiderdown Quilt, Single and Double Blankets, Rimu Pedestal nad Ware, Pictures. No. 3 BEDROOM: Floor Rugs, Combination Chest, Pedestal and Ware, Single Rimu Bed and Wire Mattress, Kapok Mattress, Pillows, Blankets. Bedspreads, Pictures. No. 4-BEDROOM: Single Rimu Bed and Wire Mattress, Side Table, Tin Trunk, Kapok Mattress, Linoleum, Floor Rugs, Suitcases, Cane Lounge and Squab, .Gas Heater, Wicker Chair, Curtains. KlTCHEN.—Crockery, Pots and Pans, Enamel Ware, Cutlery, Meat Covers, Linoleum, Gas Iron, Bread Crock, Preserving Jars, Copper Preserving Pan. OUTSIDE.—Mower, Barrow, Lot Garden Tools, Mangle, Clothes Basket, Hurricane Lamp, Bucket, Wringer, Clothes Horse, Stepladder, Mop, Brooms, Spray Pump. T* M C T NDOB AND , Q ON » AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. :25 TpORDHAM AND TV/TOOKE, AUCTIONEERS, Will Sell on the Premises, 23, Ranfurly Road West (3 doors above Gilles Av.), mO-MORROW, mHURSDAY, SEPT. 26, AT -J-J A.M. THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS, AND MORRIS OXFORD CAR. Full Details in last Saturday's "Star" and "Herald." NOTE. —The Car will be sold at 11 a.m. •piORDHAM AND Tl/TOORE, AUCTIONEERS. Phone 44-438. ■ 25 pOOD JJSED TjiURNISHINGS. J TT A NSELL AND C°AT OUR SALEROOMS, 167, SYMONDS ST., opp. Lyric Theatre, npO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 11 O'CLOCK. SIDEBOARDS, Dining Tables, Chairs, Settee and Squiibs, Couches, Armchairs, HARMONIUM (oak case, Gilbert Bauer, London), Singer K6G and Unity Drophead Sewing Machines, Occ. Tables, Hallstands, Pictures, Books, WARDROBES, Scotch Chest, COMB. CHESTS, , Bedsteads, Stretchers, Washstands, Kitchen Dresser, Tables, Chairs, Crockery, Saucepans, Cooking Utensils, Lawnmower, ELECTRIC IRONS, CUTLERY, GARDEN ROLLER. TRAVELLER'S SAMPLES, including Crockery, Tea Sets, Alum. Ware, Kitchen Tinware. All new goods. J TT' A NSELL AND C°-> AUCTIONEERS. PHONE 41-91S, 25 mo TfJPSOM AND ]J£OUOT JfJDEN •RESIDENTS. JLV JOHN piARLAW, \J ACTING UPON INSTRUCTIONS FROM P. A. RICHARDS, ESQ. (late Manager Dunlop Rubber C 0.,, Ltd.), who is leaving for Australia, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE RESIDENCE, COR. MERIVALE AND ST. ANDREW'S COR. MERIVALE AND ST. ANDREW'S ROADS, EPSOM. Tl/rONDAY, QQ 1929, AT -I -I A.M. rPHE SUPERIOR "pURNISHINGS, IN AUSTRALIAN BLACKWOOD AND OAK. WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPETS. 4-rCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, IN MOQUETTE. ALL Specially Made for the Owner. Full Details Later Issues. MOTOR CYCLE has been Withdrawn from Wale. JOHN QARLAW, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 24, WYNDHAM STREET (Next Gas Co.'s Offices). PHONE- 25 MOTOR SERVICES. A UCKLAND - HELENSVILLE HOT A- SPRINGS COACH SERVICE. Leave Johnston and Stokes', Beach Road,' 330 p.m.; G.P.0., 4.15 p.m. Phone 40-402. Leave Hot Springs, 5.30 a.m.; Helensville, 5.40 a.m. Phone 47-154. FARES, 5/6 Single, 9/ Return. D H. PENGELLY, Owner, Driver. MUSICAL TUITION. rnEACHER of all Stringed Instruments: -L pupils permanently engaged everywhere. —Walter Smith, 16, Turner Street. City- D