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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 386, 21 June 1928, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. Great t>adio qale. REAT XVadIO SPECIAL, TTN RE SERVED. PECIAL vJ PRESERVED. JT4 pOBERTSOX, T TD., • XV. XVOBERTSON, J-iTD., THE BIG QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEERS, WILL, SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THEIR ROOMS, QUEEN STREET (Opp. Court’s), On Friday '\jext, RID AY LI EXT, i? 11 a mm a j UNE UNE A.M. A.M. UCTION TJCTION 22, OP Most ttp-to-date T*-^ l3lO C ets ost U p-to-date XVadio gets And \ ccessories nd ON THE MARKET TO-DAY, EVERYTHING FROM CAT’S WHISKERS TO 10-VALVE SETS . Including Some of the Alain Items: 5-VALVE KING NEUTRODYXE KIT SETS. 5-VALVE KING NEUTRODYNE 6-VALVE KING NEUTRODYNE KELLOGG LOUD SPEAKERS, HORN TYPE. BRANDES’ LOUD SPEAKERS, HORN TYPE. GOLD SEAL VALVES, 201 A TYPE. BRANDES’ AND MASTERTONE HEADPHONES. ASSORTED LOUD SPEAKERS. NO. 2 BROWNIE CRYSTAL SETS. 2-VALVE CROSLEY WIRELESS COILS AERIAL WIRE. PLAIN AND INSULATED. AND 100 OTHER ITEMS. Also: WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 fk/V PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES. Ivu PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES. LOT CABINET GRAMOPHONES. 20 10 10 100 100 250 200 30 25 40 150 REMEMBER, WHAT WE SAY WE MEAN. THIS IS ALL ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. SO COME ALONG AND BUY WHAT YOU WANT AT YOUR OWN PRICE, ON Friday \text, at RIDAY LI EXT, AT 11 A.M. A.M. JX> T>OBERTSON, T TD., • XV. XVOBERTSON, J-iTD., AUCTIONEERS. THE SUN AGENCIES KINGSLANDJ. Scott, Stationer, 181 New North Rd. MOUNT ALBERT— Mrs. A. E. Edwards, Fruiterer, Mount Albert Tram Terminus. Mrs. T. O. Mclntyre, Confectioner, Mount Albert Tram Terminus (next Kosie Theatre). Mrs. A. F. Stewart, Confectioner, 661 New North Road (next to Wairere Avenue. Mrs. E. M. Bishop, Small Goods, 526 New North Road. Mrs. Strickett, Grocer, 492 New North Road. MILFORD— Mrs. M. Kember, Stationer, Near Sherriif’s Corner. NARROW NECK— Harding, Lake Road. MOUNT EDEN— E. C. Crozier, Fruiterer, 88 Mount Eden Road (late W. Taylor). W. H. Douglas, Fruiterer, 426 Mount Eden Road (late Mrs. Bond). Mrs. J. Mairs, Stationer, 3 Mount Eden Road. Mrs. A. Dixon, Confectioner, 157 Mount Eden Road. W. J. Colledge, Fruiterer, 435 Mount Eden Road. Miss R. Fisher, Ideal Dairy, Mount Eden Tram Terminus. Mrs. J. Grassie, Stationer, Mount Eden Tram Terminus. Mrs. H. Hurley, Confectioner, Corner Shackleton Road and Mount Eden Road. Mrs. Marshall, 101 Mount Eden Road. Mrs. Eccles, Confectioner, 264 Mount Eden Road. NEWMARKET— Mrs. W. Williams, Confectioner, 154 Broadway. W. J. Jarretts, Stationer and Newsagent, 202 Broadway. R. Martin, Tobacconist, 239 Broadway. NEWTON— Mrs. J. W. Makin, Confectioner, Corner Liverpool St. and Karangahape Road, near Tivoli. Mrs. L. Grogan, Confectioner, 36 Belgium Street. Aley and Son, Ltd., Booksellers and Stationers, next George Court’s, Karangahape Road. J. L. Smith, Confectioner, 188 Karangahape Road. •L. Phillips, Chemist, opp. Reservoir. Corner Karangahape and Ponsonby Roads. NORTHCOTE— W. F. Griffiths, Stationer, Wharf Bookstall. *F. G. Beaton, Queen Street. NEW LYNN— H. Warburton, opp. School, New Lynn. Mrs. J. J. Pilkington, opp. Railway Station. New Lynn sub-agent. ONEHUNGA— A. Matthews, Fruiterer, Corner Queen and Trafalgar Streets. E. Horscroft, Fruiterer, Trafalgar Street. T. Connolly, Confectioner, Queen Street (next Theatre). W. Ritchie, Stationer, opp. P.O. Queen Street. OTAHUHU— J. and E. Alpress, Confectionery, Great South Road. Mrs. Brewer, Greengrocer and Confectionery, Mangere Road. Mrs. Reid. Confectioner. Mangere Crossing. P. Stanley, Railway Tea Rooms. Kaka Street. Mrs. Brooker, Pacific Confectionery, next Gaiety Theatre, Great South Road. •J. Mclvor, Great South Road. PANMURE— Mrs. G. C. Farr, P.O. Store, Panmure. PENROSE— Newman and Son, Confectioners, Station Road.

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