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SALES by auction rpo JJEMUERA JJESIDENTS Q.EORGE J TD. AT THE RESIDENCE, J>OSEDENE, QMAHU ROAD. I>EWUERA. i (Great South Rd., or Remuera Cars to Omahu Road). yjONDAY EXT, "YJ-.VRCiI Jg 10.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from owner who has sold his property, 'J’ HE yALUABLE JpLANO TJLAYER, £JOSTLY /IARPETS. H OUSEHOLD TJLENISHMENTS DETAILS: “' lßs l JL Perfecnnstrumen S t; o r .p PI ;,----- - CHESTERFIELD and 7n L fws2- E L>l^.; a:s CHAIRS, upholstered * l^_ < f ines l t Quality silk Tapestry, vieux 1 use colourings, cost £80: Dr-ras food Table, Bri mgs, cost £80; Occas. RoseifATPP HIS MASTER'S FL t LL • CABINET GRAMO--1 HON L, automatic stop and latest requirements, cost £115; Choice lot of Records, Choice Pieces of Brass Vase. CutRlass Dishes, Brass Chinese Bhudda, Block-cut Glass Fruit Bowl, Pictures, .Mahogany Music Cabinet, Tea Wagon Jardiniere, Barometer, Rose Bowl, Curtains, Skin Rug, Pictures, Blinds, MAGNIFICENT SPECIMEN SOLID OAK JACOBEAN SIDEBOARD, beautifully made, cost £45; Solid Oak Extension Dining Table, 6 Solid Oak Dining Chairs; SUPER WILTON CARPET SQUARE, 12 x 12 approx., cost £37 10s (effective designs); Oak Coal Vase, Full Dinner Service, Seagrass Chairs, HEAVY E.P. ENTREE DISHES, E.P. Ware, Glassware, FINEST ELECTRIC 9-VALVE WIRELESS SET, absolutely latest and finest wireless ever sold by auction (guaranteed and erected free), cost £150; “Library of the World’’ in solid Mahogany case, Couch and Squab, Oak Specimen Case, Jardinieres, Congoleum Square, etc. HALL and LANDING SOLID BLACK OAK MIRRORED H ALLSTAND, Oak Palmstand and Jardiniere, Aneroid Barometer, 2 Oak Hall Chairs, Coir Mats, Garden Seats, HEAVY AXMINSTER VESTIBULE SQUARE and Runner to match, 1 very old Violin and Case, cost £62 (supplied by Brodie), 2 other Good Violins, Heavy Axminster Stair Runner and Stair Rods, Mats, etc. BEDROOMS.—EXHIBITION QUARTER OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising large Mirrored Wardrobe, Comb. Chest, Pedestal Cupboard and Twin Oak Bedsteads en suite; 2 Bedroom Chairs (supplied by Tonson Garlick), valued at £BS; AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE 9 x 12, 2 Wirewoves and best of Kapok Bedding, Seagrasg Chairs, 4-PCE. SOLID BLACK OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising large Robe (all fitted), Comb, ''hest, Ped. Cupboard and full-size Bedstead, Wire and best of Bedding; GENT.’S LONGBOY BLACK OAK WARDROBE, well fitted, cost £22 10s; Vieux Rose Poplin Bedspread 12 x 12, Axminster Carpet Square, Easy Chairs, 4-PCE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Mirrored Robe, Liberty-designed Chest, Ped. Cupboard and full-size Oak Bedstead, Wire and Bedding; Box Ottoman, Ax. Carpet Square, 9 x 12, Blinds, Single Rimu Bedstead and Bedding, Rimu Comb. Chest, Oak Bedstead, complete; Mis-sion-designed Comb. Chests, Bedroom Mats. All-wool Rugs. KITCHEN, YARD. ETC—OAK CIRCLE TABLE AND 4 OAK CHAIRS to match. INLAID LINOLEUM, 'Wilton Carpet Square, Pictures, ICE CHEST, Table, Alum. Cooking Utensils, Mincer, Scales and Weights, Jam Jars, Wringer, Electric Fireless Cooker. Gas Heater, Child s Motor-car, Children's Pram, Boy’s Trolley, Garden Tools, Lawnmower, Al. Kettle, 2 Electric Hot Water Equipments, 6 Assorted Doors, Tubs ami Starid. Brand new Joiner’s Vice, Sashes, New -.“ieulights. Quantity of Builders’ and Household Sundries.

NOTE. —To those seeking Piano Player, Carpets, Wireless Set, be sure and inspect. Furnishings all in perfect order. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE FROM 8.30 A.M. qeorge \yALKER, £TD., SPECIALTY AUCTIONEERS, 249 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle, Auctioneers. ALE BY J- ORTGAGEEE I FRIDAY, MARCH 4)t> 1929, . rid ay, March 1929, AT 11 O’CLOCK IN THE FORENOON Under instructions from the MORTGAGEE AND UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, in the Northern Judicial District and by virtue of the power of sale contained and implied in Memorandum of Mortgage registered in the Land Transfer Office at Auckland under No. 1G1250. T. MANDENO TACKSON, ANDENO ACKSON, Will Sell at their Auction Rooms at No. 9 Commerce Street, Auckland, as above. All that piece or parcel of LAND containing by admeasurement 17.2 perches more or less situated in the City of Auckland being Lot 269 on a Plan deposited in the Lands Registry Office at Auckland under No. 17366 and being portion of Allotment No. 6 of Section No. 9 of the Suburbs of Auckland and all of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 412 folio 265 of the Register Book at Auckland subject to Fencing Covenant in Transfer No. 189243. This property is situated in Chester Avenue, Grey Lynn, and is part of the subdivision known as Westmere, which is situated between the Zoo and the Southern side of Herne Bay, and about five minutes’ walk from the tram. The section has 40 feet frontage by a depth of 110 feet. The dwelling erected on the section is a bungalow built about four > ears ago—designed under a single gable roof. The house contains six rooms and electric light and all modern conveniences. The property presents a modern economically designed home in an accessible locality of uniform properties. The application to sell containing the estimated value of the property may be seen at the office of the Registrar at any convenient time and a copy may be seen at the Auction Mart on the day of sale without payment of fee. For particulars and conditions of sale applv to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs, lark son, Russell. Tunks and West. Solicitors, 23 Shortland Street, Auckland. EXAMINATIONS px AMI NATION OF PLUMBERS. I Notice is hereby given that an Exara- , ination will be hold by the Plumbers’ : Board of New Zealand for the purpose of 1 Registration under the l'lumbers’ Registration A t, B*l2, on FRIDAY and SATI'RDAY, the 10th and 11th of May, 1929, at suelx centres as may be decided by the ; Botird when the number of candidates is known. Application forms may be ob- ! tained from the central or main technical j schools or from the Plumbers’ Board of | New Zealand, Wellington. All Applications must reach the Board by APRIL 12, ! 1929. Sr>. x<> application will be accepted J after April 12. By order of the Plumbers’ Board of ; New Zealand. A. L. HENZIES, Secretary to the Plumbers’ Board.