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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 112, 13 May 1902, Page 8

AUCTIONS. T B. Arthur.] [B. E. Sceats.! TO-MORROW. At 11 o'Clock. CLAREMONT-ST.. OFF KHYBER ! PASS ROAD. The undersigned have ben favoured with ' instructions from MBS WEBSTER, who is leaving- for England, to sell at HER RESIDENCE, as above. rp!HE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD X, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Consisting' ol' — RATTAN SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH AND TAPESTRY PLATFORM ROCKER'S OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ; JAPANESE TABLES GIPSY TABLES 1 AFTERNOON TEA SET HANDSOME VASES AND ORNAMENTS CLOCK, PICTURES, CARPETS OILCLOTHS, FENDERS AND IRONS DINING TABLE B.W. CHAIRS, COUCH SIDE TABLES HANDSOME E.F. MOUNTED BEDSTEAD J TESTER RIMU BEDSTEAD S.I. BEDSTEADS WAV. MATTIvASS HORSE HAIR MATTRASSES DC CHESS PAIR CHESTS OF DRAWER COMBINATION CHESTS COMMODE LOOKING GLASSES WARE, WASHSTANDS . LACE CURTAINS HALL CURTAINS, BEAD BLIND FANCY TILES, HALL TABLE KITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS CROCKER. I' GOOD LOT OF E.P. WARE ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. EVERYTHING IS ALMOST NEW AND j IN GOOD CONDITION. RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. T. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. . THURSDAY, MAY 15, Commencing at 11 o'clock. VICTORIA ROAD, DEVONPORT. (On Left-hand Side, 5 minutes from wharf.) TO THE RESIDENTS OF DEVONPORT AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. THE UNDERSIGNED has been favoured with instructions from MRS HERMAN ZOELLER, WHO IS LEAVING FvR AUSTRALIA, to sell by Auction, THE WHOLE OF HER VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, as under:— DRAWINGROOM ,— SUPERIOR UPRIGHT GRAND WALNUT PIANO, by HAAKE,, EQUAL TO NEW (only 2 years in use); Heavy Walnut Overmantel, 54in by 4Sin, with British plate; 3 - PIECE PLUSH AND TAPESTRY SUITE, fine quality revolving .Music fatool to match; BORDERED BRUSSELS SQUARE, 12ft by 12ft; Shaped Occasional Table, Rattan and Rush Occasional Chairs,. Brassmounted Fender, Fire Brasses and JL>ogs, Marble Clock, Occasional Tables. Ornaments, Bric-a-Brac, Pictures, SET OF NEW BLINDS and 3 PAIRS Gbu'UEE CURTAINS, Afternoon Tea Set, and' S DIdNINGROOM-HE AVY M AHOGAN V HORSEHAIR SUITE <!> PIECES), PURIRI AND WAVY KAURI SIDEBOARD, PURIRI AND WAVY OVERMANTEL TO MATCH (new pattern). Marble Clock, Bft EXTENSION DINING T4.BLE, Table Cover, A.8., Rocking-, and Other Chairs, Child's American High Chair, Linoleum ana Inoor Coverings, Blinds, • Curtains and Poles, Pictures, Ornaments, Electro-plated Ware, Glass and China, Treadle cabinet Sewing Machine (Frister and Rossman), Brassmounted Fender ; for open Hearth, and Brasses Dogs to matcn; Books, and DTNINGROOM REQUISITES. HALL— Large Marble-top Hall Stand, with Bevel-plate back for Portieres and Pole Linoleum, and Set Door Mats, Umbrella tecand, Pictures, Book Shelves, etc., Pitt1 l BEDROOMS-SUPERIOR FINISHED AMERICAN WALNUT WARDROBE, BEVEL-PLATE DOOR, with Drawers knd Cabinet (by WALLACH'S, LIMITED, OF MELBOURNE); CruJICE CARVED MOTTLED KAURI DUCHESSE PAIR, with Mirror on Washstaaid (special design): LARGE DRESSING CHEST DRAWERS, INLAID ITALIAN BR-VSS-MOUNTED BEDSTEAD, Upholstered, Hangings, Mattresses and Bed ding Towel Rails, Blankets, Carpet Square 12ft by 12ft, Brass-Mounted Fenders and Brasses, .Rattan Cot, Toilet Ware, Trinket Set, and Complete Bedroom Appointments, etc. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE—Meat Safe, Dinner Ware, Dessert Set, Tea Service. Large Assortment of Superior Kitchen Utensils, Full Inventory Enamelled Ware, Fender, Tables, Chairs, Clothes' Horse, etc., etc. THE AUCTIONER CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION to this Sale. The Furnishings are only 3 years in use, many of them only recently bought, and in excellent concision. FURNITURE ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE, FROM 9 O'CLOCK. TERMS—Cash before delivery, without exception. "FERRY DOATS: 9.45, 10, and 10.30 a.m. LOUIS LEWIS Auctioneer, Valuator, and Financial Agent. Fort-st.. next Below Post Office. MONDAY, May 19. COTTAGE BOSTON ROAD. two cottages, nugent-street. three dwf.lling houses, sea:held view. BUILDING SITE, RICHMOND ROAD. The subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 19th inst., at 12 o'clock. By Order of the Executors in the Estate of the L.a,te Jane La Roche. r"IOTTAGE of 5 rooms and scullery, with v> Allotment, having 43 feet frontage to Boston Road and 73 feet frontage to Nugent-street. COTTAGE of 2 rooms and scullery, with Allotment, having 73 feet frontage to Nugent-street. COTTAGE of 4 rooms and scullery, with Allotment, having 73 feet • frontage to Nugent-street. DWELLINGHOUSE, 5 rooms and scul- -' lery, with Allotment, having 22 feet frontage to Seafield View Road by S3 feet deep. DWELLINGHOUSE, 5 rooms and scullery, with Allotment, having 22 feet frontage to Seafield View Road by 83 feet deep. DWELLINGHOUSE, 5 rooms and scullery, with Allotment, having 22 feet frontage to Seafield Road, 83 feet deep. The above are for absolute sale to close the Estate, and can be confidently recommended to investors, being always well let. Also, RICHMOND—Lot 9S, having 54J feet frontage to Richmond Road by 'the great depth of 274 feet; well situated, and a first-class Building Site. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW. 3. JDACRE, Auctioneer. XiOST AND FOUND I.OST, between Ponsonby Road and * Devonport, Pair Eyeglasses, gold rim: Reward.—Manning, Chemist, Karangahape Road. OST in Newton and Ponsonby, Red Leather Purse containing money; poor person. Reward.—E. Alderton, An-glesea-st., Ponsonby. . OST from Chelsea, Yacht's Dinghy, sft Ion?, painted blue inside and White outside. Reward. — Peaehey and Heed, Fort'sat. Lane ,