AITCTIOKS. VyA&EB-N TDLYTH AND /"\O., VEXT WEEK'S SALES. MONDAY, 1 p.m.—Valuable Furnishings in Estate of the late J. T. Hough. (See advt.) TUESDAY. 1 pjn. —At our Fine Sale Rooms — Usual Bi-weekly Sale of Furniture, including Fine Combination Billiard and Dining Table, etc etc. WEDNESDAY. 1 p.m.—Furniture, etc.. at the Residence, College Hill. See a'dvt. THURSDAY—Open for engagement FRIDAY, 1 p.m.—Csual Weekly Popular Sale of Bicycles, Furniture. Pianos, etc., etc. . . , _.. m If you hare anything ror saie, mUBN JX TUTU jpp.sii. By Sending to Onr Popular sale Kooms. The Features of our Business are— Prompt Settlements Low Charges Liberal Advances (ir aesrrecu. Outdoor Furniture Sales now Dooeiug forward receive Mx Warren tJiynrs personal suptrvisiou. NOTE — TO PROPERTY OTVNERS — We haTO phenomenal success in selling Properties by auction. Terms on application. jmarantet?. INTERVIEWS SOLICITED. -gLTTH £XD [QO. General Auctioneers and Outdoor Salesmen S7 and S9, Qneen-st. Tel. 846. BARREN B L^ L AT W- R OS " P^-j^ONDAX In the Estate of the late J. T. Hough. VALUABLE FURNITURE AND MOD- »- F.RN HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS. Thp undersigned have been favoured with 1 instructions from the Kxeeutors in the above Estate, to sell by auction, al the Residence, Conner of Mt. Roskiil and Kinstsland Edte., ON MONDAY, 15th FEB., at 1 p.m. rpHE BALANCE OF THE VALUABLE ■L FURNISHINGS, etc., comprising— DRAWING AND DINING ROOMS— T PIECE SUITE, IN TAPESTRY AXD Hearth Bugs. Skin and other Mats Occasional. Bamboo, and other Tables Music Stool. Lace and other Curtains Large Haudsome Overmantel Magnificent 14 day Massive Marble Clock B.M. Fend«r and Brasses, Coal Vase and Scoop 15 Valuable Oil Paintings, and other Pictares Music Stool. Ornaments. Objets dArt, etc. Valuable 8 stop Organ, by Khnbell, Chicago LARGE MASSIVE SIDEBOAUD WITH MIRROR BACK, DRAWERS, AND CELLARET, etc. Extension Dining Table Heavy Linoleum, 23ft by ISft. Hearth Rug, and Mats Overmantel. Fender and Irons. Piano Stool Handsome Easy Chairs and Rockers. A-B. W. and ether Chairs SUPERIOR MARBLE CLOCK, Ornaments. Pictures Cheffonier, Side Tables. Conch Glassware, Sundries, etc STUDYVALUABLE ROLLER TOP OFFICE DESK Table, with drawers. FIRE PROOF S\PE Revolving Office Chair, Valuable Glass fronted Bookcase. Copying Press Linoleum, Carrea Cnfboanl, 5 piece Suite HALL— HALL STAKD, Lrnoleum, etc etc BALANCE OF CONTEjyrS OF THREE KITCHEN UTENSILS AND FURSOSHLARGE QUANTITY TOOLS. MANGLE i.k. Hose, o Floor Cramps. 2 Jacks, Timber Sundries of all kinds SALE, MONDAY. AT 1 P.M. gLYTH AND /^tO., General Auctioneers and. Outdoor Salesmen, 87 and S9. Queen-st. Telephone 846. JJLYTU AT /COLLEGE H ILL. WBDNE-SDAY. 1 P.M.—WEDNESDAY. The uixlersipnpci have been favoured with iustructioas from MR HAR.RIDINE. vrli,, is learviiig for Australia, to sell cm above date, fTSH£ WHOLE OF TH'r". ALMOST NEW FURNITURE. FIXE SLDEROARD witia B.P.G. Back. LARGE DINING TABLE, Rattan Table, I'hairs, A.B.W.and other Chairs. Rockers. Linoleum, and Irons. Pictures. Leather Couch, Oiriiumpiits. Crockery. Glasswnre, Dinins-n><»n Clo.rU. Carpets, Heart hruscs. Mats. SUPERIOR 8.M.D.1. BEDSTEAD. W.W. K.ipok and othfr Mattresses. HANDSOME DUCHESS PAIR. Toilet Warj\ 7-rtrawer Chost. W.W. Stretc-hers, Washstands and Warp Dressing Tables. KITCHEN UTBJNSILS, Sundries, etc.. etc. SALE WEDNESDAY AT 1 P.M. VyARREN T>LYTH AND /So., General Auctioneers ami Ouuluor Salesmen, ST aud 89 Queen street. Te-1. i>46. • A UCKLAND WOOLKROKERS' "ASSOCIATION, ITMSE mHIRD TXTOOL OALC. WILL BE HELD AT THE I SALE ROOMS. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON-ST. On .rpCESDAI, -piEBRUAEY f>^ AT 9 A.H. ORDER OF SALE: ALFRED BUCKT.AND AND SONS N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. G. W. BINN'EY AND SONS TUESDAY, PBBRCAEY IG. 1 AA PAIRS FIRST-CLASS NEW BOOTS Ivu (all sizes) BOOKS. GOOD VIOLfN CLOTHING AND EFFECTS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER FIRST-CLASS B.L-D.B. GUN, by Midland Gun Co., hammerleas: cost 25 guineas; is in first-class order GOLD ami SILVER WATCHES, JEWELLERY EXPRESS RIFLE, SHELLS & CURIOS For Sale at our Rooms, next Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, m H E ABO'YiE. SAMCEU COCHRANE &. SON, Auctioneers. ____ Arthur Tooman) (Arthur Tooman AGRICULTURAL HALL. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Iβ. At 12 noon, , FARM AT DRURY. The undersigned are instructed by Mrs Hall to sell as above, HER FARM of 104 ACRES, conveniently situated between Hunua and Drury, ■ being only one mile from Hunua and two miles from Drury Railway Station; all well fenced and mostly in grass, with ample shelter and well watered. Dwelling of 5 roome and outbuildings, especially suited for a Dairy Farm. JIBXHVR TOOMAN ft CO. -
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 38, 13 February 1904, Page 8
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