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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 563, 16 January 1929, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION Gramophones. RAMOPHONES. Gramophones. RAMOPHONES. Gramophones RAMOPHONES Gramophones RAMOPHONES JJEORGE Instructed by WOODHOUSE AND CO., LTD., who are giving up business, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, rpO-MORROW (THURS.), JAN. J AT j| O NOON. W ON THE PREMISES, 340 QUEEN STREET, CITY 340 QUEEN STREET, CITY (Opposite Civic Square), RAMOPHONES. JJECORDS. gHOP SITTINGS. Q.RAMOPHONES JJECORDS. gHOP JpiTTINGS As Under: 15 FLOOR CABINET GRAMOPHONES. 4 CONSOLE CABINET GRAMOPHONES. 5 TABLE CABINET GRAMOPHONES. 4 LARGE PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES 7 SMALL PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES 1 OAK RADIO FLOOR CABINET. 3 OAK RECORD CABINETS. 1 FOLDING GRAMOPHONE. NEEDLES, REPRODUCERS AND GRAMOPHONE HARDWARE. NOTE. —ALL THE ABOVE MACHINES ARE THE FAMOUS “PHONOART” GRAMOPHONES, all fitted with “GARRARD” AND “THORENS” MOTORS. (Double-spring Motors in all cabinets). SPECIAL LONG AMPLIFIERS. SWAN-NECK TONE-ARMS AND ALUMINIUM METAL-COVERED REPRODUCERS. EVERY MACHINE BRAND NEW. 6 RECORDS FREE WITH EVERY FLOOR AND CONSOLE MODEL GRAMOPHONE. Also, SMALL COUNTER, SHOP FITTINGS AND SHELVING, LINO. ON FLOOR, WALL SHOWCASES, GLASS SHELVING, ETC. INSPECTION ANY TIME BEFORE SALE. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE. —Each of the above machines is a New Zealand product, fitted with imported motors, etc., and those desiring to buy will do well to attend this sale, as EVERYTHING MUST BE CLEARED, REGARDLESS OF COST. Q.EORGE 'yiy'ALKER, J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, QUEEN ST. (Next Smith and Caughey’s) Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. KEMUERA TT7ATERSIDE. EMUERA ▼ ▼ ATERSIDE. AN AUCTION BARGAIN PALETHORPE AND T>ARKES, ALETHORPE AND A ARKES, Will offer for Sale by Auction, at their Auction Rooms, 1 and 2 Winstone Buildings, Queen Street, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 6) X RID AY, JANUARY AT 11 A M at ll«OU a.m. Anew 5-roomed bungalow, fitted with the latest improvements and artistic finish throughout, comprising entrance hall, swing door from lounge to dining room, dome and panel ceilings and attractive panel wallpaper, open fireplace, artistic casement windows, mirrored wardrobes, built-in window boxes, settes and modern kitchen and laundry, electric hot water and lighting throughout. porcelain bath and basin, etc. TERMS: £250 CASH. BALANCE ARRANGED. rrvHE OUN JL HE OUN is delivered on the day of issue in the following towns at times specified hereunder:— HAMILTON .. .. MORRINSVILLE TE AROHA .. THAMES PAEROA WAIHI .... TE AWAMUTU 6.30 p.m 7.15 p.m 8.0 p.m 6.0 p.m 7.0 p.m 7.30 p.m

THE SUN NEWSPA PERS Free Accident Insurance

npHE SUN NEWSPAPERS, LTD., will pay, subject as hereunder, to the legal representative of any person above the age of 14 years or under the age of 66 years at the time of the accident who being a subscriber to and has THE SUN home delivered, and to whom THE SUN shall have been delivered for a period of at least one week immediately prior to and on the day of the accident (if there is any issue of THE SUN on that day) and whose signed notification has been received and acknowledged by THE SUN Newspapers, Limited, Auckland:— ACCIDENTS OF TRAVEL AND LIFTS (1) f«“| AAA if the subscriber shall be X'Xl/UU killed, or dies as the result of injuries received, by accident to any passenger railway train in which such person is travelling as a ticket-bearer or fare-paying passenger, providing that the total sum payable arising out of any one accident as defined in condition (g) shall not exceed £I,OOO. (2) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received by accident to any tram or steamer or ferry in which I such person is travelling as a ticketbearer or fare-paying passenger or to any motor-bus, taxi-car, private hire | car (including service and/or touring | car), omnibus, coach, horse cab or i passenger vehicle which is being driven by a licensed driver and in which the | subscriber is travelling as a fare-paying : passenger. (Home Delivery Subscribers being Policemen or Rail or Tramway Employees in Uniform and Drivers, Firemen, Guards, Inspectors, Conductors and Stewards of Passenger Railway Trains; Captains, Engineers, Firemen, Deckhands of ferry boats; Taxi-car and Cab drivers and Private Hire Car (including service and/or touring car), Omnibus, Cab, Coach and Passenger Vehicle drivers while on duty (excluding any driver intoxicated at the time of the accident) shall be deemed fare-paying passengers and any person whose fare has been paid or is paid by another person shall also be deemed a fare-paying passenger, and the expression “fare” includes any cash remuneration or hire money.) I (3) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed, ! or dies as the result of injuries received while entering or alighting from any stationary tram, train, steamer, ferry or vehicle mentioned in clauses (1) and (2). (4) £SOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while travelling in or driving a passenger lift or elevator set apart for the use of passengers in a building used for residential or business purposes. Subscribers are not covered under this clause unless injured as the result of an accident happening to any such lift or elevator. ACCIDENTS IN THE STREETS (5) £IOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while and as a pedestrian in a public thoroughfare colliding or coming in contact with any moving vehicle. (6) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while engaged and acting as a Tram or Bus Conductor or Inspector falling or being struck and thrown from the footboard by a passing vehicle. (Subscribers intoxicated at the time of the accidents are not included in the three preceding clauses.) CYCLING AND MOTOR-CYCLING ACCIDENTS (7) £IOO in case of death of the subscriber if he or she shall be acciden-