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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 256, 19 January 1928, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. RUCTION OF AND A CCESSORIES L ANE AND 1 S QARAGE, 7 KITCHENER ST., (Late Ansaldo Motor Co.) rpO-MORROW, rpo-MORROW, AT 12 O’CLOCK NOOX PEUGEOT, 16-20 4-cyl. Touring, has been stored for the past five years; electric light, wire wheels; one of the . best products of French automobile opxgineers. | CADILLAC, 7-passenger, model 57; a j magnificent service car. [ HUPMOBILE, 3-seater, painted grey and finished with olive green upholstery; colonial body by Stevens, of Christchurch. FORD half-ton Truck, ready for immediate service. BERLEIT, 5-seater, disc wheels, excellent tyres, paint and upholstery as new; a magnificent vehicle. FORD Tourer, ready to drive away. RENAULT, 3-seater, colonial body by Johnston and Smith, Christchurch; disc wheels; the whole in perfect order. FORD, 5-seater touring model, right for the road. HUDSON, 9-seater, ready for service, new tyres, 3 spare rims, large luggage carrier. STUDEBAKER, 7-passenger, s.s. and e. 1.; a truly magnificent car. BIANCHI, one of Italy's best. Roomy, comfortable, economical. MAXWELL, a 5-seater by the same de- | signer as Chrysler. OAKLAND, a splendid family car, in the pink of condition. CITROEN, 11.9 h.p., special colonial body by Neilson; of five-seater capacity; a car that will do 30 miles to the gallon. BABY AUSTIN, 1926 Model, s.s., e. 1., perfect order and condition. FORD, 5-Seater, Tourer, mechanically sound. Ready for the road. DAIMLER, 20, Col. Model, s.s., e. 1., 4 new tyres. Beautiful order. STUDEBAKER BIG (6), 7-Seater, e. 1., s.s., new battery. Well shod. Firstclass order. BUICK, 4-cyl., 5-Seater, s.s., e. 1., wire wheels. Perfect running order. TRUCK, 2-Ton. Solid tyres. Mechanically sound. J^ATHE 6in. screw cutting, nearly new, 3 chucks, face-plate, overhead counter-shaft; belting and full set of screw-cutting gear. JJOSTS OF 400 Spark Plugs, suitable for English and Continental cars; 6 and 12-volt Batteries, Screenwipers, Aect. Generators, Car and Truck Lamps, Tyre Pumps, Running Board Parking Lights, Sun Vizors, Tyre Tools, Petrol Fillers, etc., etc. THE WHOLE ON VIEW THIS (THURSDAY), EVENING, 7 to 9 O’CLOCK. J JJ AND QO., MOTOR AUCTIONEERS, Phones: 41-918, 43-156. BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES w T HE J^ UCKLANI) QO- OPERATIVE rjIERMINATING JJUILDING gOCIETY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a GENERAL MEETING of the Society will be held at ST. JAMES’S HALL, WELLINGTON STREET, AUCKLAND. on WEDNESDAY, January 25, 1928, at 7.30 p,m., when APPROPRIATIONS as TOTAL £ IO ,BOO UNDER RULE 96, Members desiring to be FINANCIAL for the above appropriations must pay all subscriptions, etc., due BEFORE 5 p.m. on MONDAY, January 23, 1928. Moneys received on Tuesday, 24th inst., or on Wednesday, the day of the Meeting, will be TOO LATE to be entered up in time for the Appropriations. OLDER GROUPS. —Members are specially requested to note that SALES in the older Groups OFTEN BECOME BALLOTS at the Meetings, owing to no tenders being put in, consequently it is of the greatest importance to keep the Shares in those Groups FINANCIAL. JJEW QROUP QROUP QY (£BOO BALLOTS.) Names are now being taken for this Group, which will be opened as soon as sufficient shares are bespoken to warrant it. Early application is advisable. £BOO BAL,LOTS AND SALES Full particulars at the Society’s Office, Corner of Wellesley and Albert Streets, Auckland. G.P.O. Box 578. Telephone 41-162. THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. J. C. GRIERSON, Secretary,