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sax.es by auction. Ltd., TD., RIGHT OPPOSITE JOHN COURT’S. On behalf of MRS. H. M. DE LI'EN, will Sell by Public Auction, To-morrow (Tuesday), O-MORROW (TUESDAY), AT 11 O’CLOCK. The whole of her furniture AXD EFFECTS, Removed to our Auction Rooms for convenience of Sale. Dining-room —1 upright grand PIANO. 7-PCE mission suite, UPHOLSTERED IN RED MOROCCO. AXD TABLE TO MATCH, Carpet Square 9ft x 10ft 6in. OVAL MIRROR SIDEBOARD TO MATCH MISSION SUITE( 3-pce Upholstered Moquette Suite in pink and fawn, Dinner Gong-, 2 Moyene V Unique Fruit Bowl and 2 Rose Bowls, Complete Case of Cutlery and Willow Pattern Dinner Set, 2 Seagxass Chairs, Oak Book Cabinet, numerous pieces ot Glassware. BREAKFAST-ROOM Rimu Sideboard, 2 Smoker’s Chairs, Chesterfield, Lino Square, Rimu Table and Chairs, Cabinet Sewing Machine, Easy Chair, several pictures, Fire Screen, Fireside Rug, China Cabinet. OFFICE —Revolving Office Chair, Writing Desk, Monarch Typewriter, Electric Heater, Lino and Rugs. 'VTO. 1 BEDROOM 1-pce Oak Bedroom -i3i Suite, only 12 months’ use; Lino, Rugs, Bedside Table, Bedroom Easy Chair, Clock, Kapok, Wire and Pillows. 'V'o. 2 BEDROOM —Twin Oak Bedsteads, _JN Oak Dressing Table and Wardrobe to match beds, Small Carpet, Kapok, Wires and Pillows, Pictures, also contents of two other pretty belrooms. KITCHEN —Kitchen Table and Chairs, Kitchen Dresser, Lino, Electric Iron, Dishes and Cutlery, Mat, Lawnmower Garden Tools, Steps, etc. FURNITURE ON BEHALF OF OTHER VENDORS— Large Ice Chest, Sets of Scales, Electric Fan, 3 Rimu Sideboards, 2 Oak Sideboards, 1 Oak Table, 2 Rimu Tables, 9-pce j Black Oak Suite, 2 Bookcases, 2 China Cases, 2 Writing Desks, Rimu and Oak Bedsteads, 3 Oak Wardrobes, 2 Rimu Wardrobes, 3-pce Oak Bedroom Suite, Lino, and Rev. Rugs, 2 Oak Hallstands, Oak and Rimu Settees, 3-pce Moquette Suite, 2 Dumb Waiters, 3 Oak Chests, Couches, Prams and Push Chairs, Glass Shop Cases, also many articles too numerous to mention. F RIDAY,. RIDAY, Mat I . AT AX AT .11 .A.M.' 11 A.M. NEAT RESIDENCE AT DEVpNPORT. 30 VICTORIA ROAD. TMANDMO TACKSON, * IU.ANDENO ACKSON, Acting upon instructions, will sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 9 Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above (late THAT VERY CENTRALLY SITUATED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, No. 30 VICTORIA RD, DEVONPORT, On right-hand side, below Picture Theatre. CAPITAL HOUSE, 7 rooms, front verandah, 4 bedrooms, dining-room, drawing-room and kitchen; all usual conveniences; detached washhouse, copper and tubs, coal-shed, etc. GRAND ELEVATED SECTION, about 40 by 130 feet, overlooking Wharf, Harbour and City. Laid out in lawns, gardens, asphalt paths, etc. A VERY NEAT PROPERTY, situated in heart of Devonport’s Business Area. Only 1 minute from Perry. Flagged. ELECTRO PLATEBS. ATRIAL is All We Want.—Nicholas and Whaley, 68A, Albert St. Phone 44-644. LAWN TENNIS A BRUCE for Tennis Racquets; rac- * quets restrung and repaired; patronised by Tilden, ex-world’s champion.— 94 Albert St. PT. CHEVALIER— C. Rose, Great North Road, near Carrington Road. PONSONBY—*R. C. Wills, Chemist, 117 Ponsonby Road. -Misses E. and C. Cowbourne, Confectioners, 17 Ponsonby Road. E. Morgan, Fruiterer, 95 Ponsonby Road. C. F. Stevenson, Stationer, 139 Ponsonby Road. Miss Phillips, Confectioner, 316 Ponsonby Road. Stone, Stationer, 288 Ponsonby Road. Miss J. Allen, Confectioner, Golden Bowl, Ponsonby Road. REMUbRA— Mrs. A. M. Talbot, Tobacconist, Re- • muera Road Extension. McMahon, Advance Fruit Store, Remuera Terminus. Mrs. K. Atherton, Confectioner, 121 Remuera Road, opp. Victoria Av. J. Anderson, Corner Bassett Road and Remuera Road. RICHMOND— J. J. Clarke, Dairy, 49 Warnock St. ROYAL OAK— S. Lamont, Confectioner, 776 Manukau Road. STANLEY BAY— D. Hughes, Fruiterer, Calliope Road. TAKAPUNA— A. F. Barnes, Confectioner, Hauraki Corner. A. Marshall, Stationer, Mon Desir. Mrs. I. Wade, Confectioner, Hall’s Corner. THREE KINGS— Miss Henderson, Winstone Park Estate, Dominion and Mt. Albert Roads. Mrs. J. T. Chadderton, corner Rugby and Mount Albert Roads. TE PAPAPA— D. E. Stow, Confectioner, Captain Springs Road. UPPER SYMONDS STREET— Meyer, Stationer, 235 Symonds St. Mrs. Dredge, News Agent, 129 Symonds Street. DARGAVILLE— Hyland. G. PAPAKURA Beams, J. MANUREWA— Emptage, Mrs. PUKEKOHE— Churches. Miss. HAMILTON E. & CLAUDELANDS— H. Fisher, Phone 3002. HUNTLY— King, J. MORRINSVILLE— Coombes, J. Are You a Home Maker? THE SUN’S special feature “The Home Beautiful,” I appears every Wednesday. ! Rich in suggestions, it is an invaluable guide to those who seek happier and j more convenient dwelling places. Builders should watch this page for ideas. !