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SALES BY AUCTION Robertson, L TD., I’D.. THE BIG QUEEN ST. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC ACTION, AT THEIR ROOMS, QUEEN ST.. (Opp. Court's), on TUESDAY', TAN. UESDAY, O AN. 22, P.M. P.M. PROGRESSIY'E BILLIARD SALOON, situated Dominion Rd., No. 26Sa, contained in new brick building 60 x 33, 6 BARTON McGILL TABLES, all accessories, 5 SNOOKER SETS, etc. One of the best equipped saloons in town. BUNGALOW, situated 9 West End Rd.. Herne Bay. A few minutes to ears. MODERN BUNGALOW, of 6 rooms and kitchenette, large sleeping porch, built in wardrobe, linen press, cupboards, etc., e. 1., gas stove, porcelain bath and basin and shower. Everything in perfect erder. Section elevated, 45 x 125, in lawn and garden. Ample room for garage. The property has a Government Mortgage of £BOO at 4h per cent. ■\7TLLA (square front), situated at No. ▼ 17 O’Neill St., Ponsonby. Six nice big rooms and kitchenette, e. 1.. gas stoves (2), califont, porcelain bath and basin, etc. Level Section, 45 x 120. J. R. Robertson, OBERTSON. AUCTIONEER. L TD., TD. f PUBLIC NOTICES H OI'SEHOLDERS ARE CONSTANTLY RENOVATING FURNISHINGS AND PLENISHMENTS. We invite Consignments of Discarded Items of any variety, and can Guarantee Full Values if sent to our CAPACIOUS AUCTION ROOMS In WYNDHAM STREET. J. BRAID AND CO. yUR ROOMS IN WYNDHAM STREET ARE NOW READY TO RECEIVE CONSIGNMENTS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and MERCHANDISE, Etc., of Every Description, AN OPEN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO EVERYBODY TO SEND TO J. BRAID AND CO. WARNING TO ALL INHABITANTS OF AUCKLAND AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. AND FOR THE OWNERS OF ALL LOCAL FISHING AND PLEASURE BOATS.” HIS MAJESTY’S SHIPS “DUNEDIN” AND “DIOMEDE,” OF THE NEW ZEALAND SQUADRON, WILL CARRY OUT DAY AND NIGHT FIRINGS IN THE HAURAKI GULF DURING THE PERIOD JANUARY' 15 to JANUARY 25, 1929, INCLUSIVE. (Signed.)— * G. T. C. P. SWABEY, Commodore Commanding New Zealand Station. LAWN TENNIS A BRUCE for Tennis Racquets; rac- • quets restrung and repaired; patronised by Tilden, ex-world’s champion.—94 Albert St. TENNIS Requisites—Racquets Restrung and Repaired.—Sturt and Blakey, 105 Colonial Mutual Bldgs., Queen St. ELECTRO PLATERS ATRIAL Is All We Want.—Nicholas and Whaley, 6SA Albert St. Phone 44-644. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE KELLOGG” and “Gilfillan” Radio Sets, expert service, easy terms to suit.—Harringtons, Ltd., 138 and 140 Queen St. REFUSE Battery Wireless—get Splitdorf Electric Radio; huge reduction. — Ralph Sanft, Chemist, 239 Syraonds St.

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