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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 40, 16 February 1889, Page 8

Auctions. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1.9. MJELROSE, NORTH SHORE. / HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTSBLACK AND GOLD IRON-FRAME PIANO LARGE AMERICAN ORGAN HANDSOME WAVY KAURI BSDROOM SUITE. THOMAS M. JACKSON Has received instructions from Mr G. H. Johnston <who is leaving for Australia), of Melroso. North Shore, to sell by public auction, on the premises, on the above date, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS-DRAWING-ROOM—Very superior Piano, iron framed, trichord, overstrung, by G. Simon, Stuttaartt; 5 pieces walnutframed Occasional Suite in silk tapestry and plush. 2 Occasional Tables, 2 Occa- . . eional Cane Chairs, Steel-top Fender, Irons, Coal Vase, Black and Gold Plateglass . Overmantel, 7 Oil Paintings, Brussels Carpet, 4 Walnut Footstools, Walnut Whatnot, 2 paira Curtains Ornaments, Organ Stool. Indian Curios. BEDROOM No. I.—Handsome Wavy Figured Kauri1 Suite (3 pieces), Chest Drawers (8 drawers), Dressing Table, Plate-glass Mirror (13 drawers), Marbletop Washstand, Set First-class Ware, Brass-mounted Half ■ tester Bedstead (extension foot-rail), Wire-wove Mattress, Horsehair Mattress. 5 Oil Paintings, 2 Chromos, Brussels Carpets, Pair Curtains, 2 Cane Chairs, Towel Horse, Ornaments, Brackets, etc. BEDROOM No. 2.—Brass-mounted Single Bedstead (with foot-rail), Duchess Pair. Pair Palliasses, Flock Mattress. Set Chamber Ware, Toilet Set, Bassinette, Chest Drawers, Picture, Oilcloth, Curtains, and Ornaments. DINING--ROOM. — New England Organ (5 oct., 11 stops), Fender and Fire Irons, Pair Terrace Pictures, Dining Table. 2 Chromos, 4 Brackets, Hearth Rug. Oilcloth,. 6 .Douglas Chairs, Book Shelves, Brass ware. KITCHEW AND OUTSlDE—Culinary Utensiils, Scales and Weights, Oilcloth, Dish Covers, Trays, 2 Lamps and Bracket, Breakfast Set (40 pieces), 3 tin Baths;, Stew Pan, Patent Wringer (in good order), Fender, Garden Tools, and Sundries. N.B.—Tho Auctioneer draws special attention to the superior quality of the above goods, which aro to be sold "without reserve. The Auctioneer will deliver all goods purcl msed at tho Auckland Wharf if required. THOMAS M. JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAMUEL VAILE] [JOHN DOUGLAS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, At 2 o'clock sharp. VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCES VAILE & DOUGLAS Have been fsivourod with instructions from D. L. Murdoch, Esq., to sell by auction, at their Land Salesrooms, Shortland-street, "OTIS VALUABLE TAKAPUNA LAKE _|OL PROPERTY", Subdivided into SIX SPLENDID SITES. On Lot 1 is erected the FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, Containing 7 rooms, pantry, etc.; also, Stable Coach-house, two Store-rooms, etc. On Lot 2 there is a NEAT COTTAGE, Shed, anil Bathing House. Lithographic plans aro now ready. Also, At tho same time, instructed by tho Trustees of the late T. Barnett, Esq., mflß BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN JL VICTORIA AVENUE, REMUERA, Lately occupied by him. and containing 13rooms; also. Stable, Coach-house. Man'B Room. Washhouse, Cow-shed, etc. The GROUNDS comprise 5 acres 31 porches, laid out ao Orchard, Garden, and Meadow. Also, SPLENDTD BUILDING SITE TN SY-MuNDS-STRUET,situated between Winstone's Buildings and Mr Abbott's, and having a frontage to Symouds-street of 44 feet by a depth of 75 feet. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land Auctioneers, Shortland-street. S. VAILE] [J. DOUGLAS FRIDAY, MARCH 8, At 2 p.m. sharp. VAILE AND DOUGLAS Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale-rooms' Shortland-strcet, QIX SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, k3 of about one acre each, situated on the Brighton and Sea View Roads, Romucra. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land Auctioneers, ShoiUand-street. DURHAM YARD S. FIII D A V, MARC H 1. The Undersigned have received instructions to sell at the Durham Yarda, ou Friday. March 1, without reserve mHB gFASHIONABLY-BRED YEARJL LINGS:BAY COLT, ST. LEGER-ATALANTA BROWN COLT, CAPTIVATOR-LADY ELIZABETH BROWN COLT, CAPTEVATOR-JILT AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, At 12.30 o'Clock. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR CHADWICK, GREEN LANE, ELLERSLIE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. SADDLES, BRIDLE?,, HORSE CLOTHING, RACING GE." :: -TABLE REQUISITES, SEVERAL GOOD HACKS, &c. EDWARD LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions from Mr J. Chad-wick, who is leaving Auckland, to sell at hiQ residence, . m H E ABOVE GOODS. Further particulars in Monday's issue. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TA.LLOW. For Sale at Durham Yards ovory Tuesday, at 0.30 turn. PUNTER $ NOLAN.