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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 235, 6 October 1886, Page 6

OUBLIC NOTI C| THE ARCADE AUCTION RO.QIIS, THK LARGEST IN TIIE COLONY, BEING 200 FEET THROUGH FROM STREET TO STREET. GABRIEL LEWIS, in returning thanks to his supporter. fprpasf favours, begs to inform them and tl.e public generally that, nt a considerable expense, he na. made extensive alterations to his premises, -pposite Firth's Mills, Queen-street, which for die future will bo called tho Arcade Auction Kooms as above. The Rooms, being extcnaiyo, will onabja i-endors to display their goods more toadvaa; tage, as also advantageous to purchasers, th« place being light and airy. To owners of goods, the same will be receiveg it tho usual entrances as hitherto. Liberal advances mado on Consignments, »><_ Gloods sent for sale as usual. ~_* Lower Queen-street. Auckland. LjVJRNITURa! TjIURNITUBf FOH PRIVATE SALB ___ (NBW AND b EOOND-HAq*SJ AT AUCTION PRICES. Che unaorsi-rnerl have on sale at Jucenstreet, a large quantity of K"?1^™!? -\>l.nlal-mod. Furniture, c_ns__t-a_* oj—™2_f (trtea. Tables of all kinds, Austrian Bentwooj mi Am-i-ican Chairs, Walnut Drawin«-»om Suites, Dining-room Suites In maliofMW «"• la ither, Carpets, Mirrors, Dining Tabled, BUSf boards, Cheffonlera, Pictures, Mahogany BOM cases. Hat Stands. Bedroom and Kitchen irunJ*.. ture of all descriptions. „ ___ I'I.ATHDWAKK.—A large Msortment, turn designs aDd patterns, at less than English ow*. MANC-LBS.—Harper Twelvet-roea' oeleW*«e» Villa and Cottage Mangles, etc., eto. SAMUEL COCHRANE * SOHi Auctlo-.oer.,