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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 18, 21 January 1905, Page 8

AUCTIONS. MONDAY NEXT, 11 o'clock. AT MART, CITY MARKET. , Removed to Mart for Convenience of. Sale. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS—WaInut Piano, Dicing Table, Chairs. Washstands. Dressing Tables. 8 Sets Ware, Wire and Flax Mattresses, Iron Bcosfeads, Mangle, Books, Pictures, Sundries. Also, , Jewpllery. Lady's Gold and Silver t Watches, Gout.'s Gold Albert, Gold Muff <H_.ins, Jet Muff Chains, Greenstone ' Brooches and Links, etc. PARPEXTER ARTHUR Anctioneer. CITY MARKET. WEDNESDAY. 2Tith JANUARY. At 11 o'clock, SPECIAL SALE OF BOARDINGHOUSE FURNITURE, UPPER QUEEN STREET, Has received instructions from Mrs Pearse I to sell by Auction at her residence. J Strathmore House, Upper Queen St.. j THE CONTENTS OF HER 10-ROOM I BOARDINGHOUSE. comprising A.B. I Chairs, Easy Caiirs, Bed Cahirs, Chcffonier. Pictures. Tables LinoKum, Carpets, B.M. Bedtseads, Wire Mattresses. Stretchers, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed Linen, Blankets. Curtains. Blinds. Dress Tables, Washstands. Ware. Orion Range, Mangle, Wringer. Baths, Tubs. Buckets, Saucepans, Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc. CARPENTER AUTHUG. Auctioneer. IViyARREN "DLYTII AND C^NEXT WEEK'S SALES AT OUR POPU LAR SALE ROOMS, .87 and 80, QUEEN STREET. Tel. 546. MONDAY, 1 P.M.—FINE JEWELLER'S CABINET AND LARGE QUANTITY ASSORTED JEWELLERY, suitable for hawkers, etc. Will be sold in Large I Lines. Also. 100 Fancy Tins Teas. Watches, Jewellery. Oil Paintings, Pictures, Superior Suit Lengths. Sundries of all kinds. TUESDAY. 1 P.M.—USUAL 81-WEEK-LY SALE OF FURNITURE, Pianos, and Household Effects. Entries invited. Also. 50 pairs NEW ROLLER SKATES. WEDNESDAY. 1 P.M.—MOST ATTRACTIVE UNRESERVED SALE OF LOVELY FLOWERING AND FOLIAGE PLANTS, Maidenhair and other Ferns, etc. rpHURSDAY—SaIe to be Announced. FRIDAY. 1 P.M.—Usual Weekly Popular Sale of Bicycles, Furniture, Pianos, and Goods of any description. If you have anything for Sate, i'TVURN TT TNTO .rtASH. By Sending to Our Popular Sale Rooms. ! The Features of our Business are— Prompt Settlements Low Charges Liberal Advances (if desired). OUTDOOR FURNITURE SALES AND SALES OF PROPERTY, etc.. CONDUCT ED IN MOST EFFICIENT MANNER AT VERY LOW RATES. ALL VALUATIONS FREE. INTERVIEWS SOLICITED. A Gentleman, late of Aucklaud, writing from Christehureh. says. "I am very pleas cd. indeed, at your moderate charges aud successful sale." References can always be given to clients who have dealt with us for years past. IVXTARREN T>LYTH AND r\o. General Auctioneers and Outdoor Salesmen 87 and S9, QUEEN ST. Tel. 846. ; yUARREN jTWLYTH, AT £\TJEEX-ST JPRIDAY. ORD TjTEBRUAEY, A T 12.30, *> TTOUSES AND -| A "YTALUABLE A LLOTMENTS. T\EYONFORT. T~vEVONPORT. YX-ARREN ,T?LYTH & rf^O., Have been favoured wilh instructions from a Firm of Solicitors to wind up an 1 Estate, to sell by Auction, on Friday, 3rd I February, at 12.30, THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE RE SIDENCES AND FINE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS AT DEVONPORT ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM VICTORIA WHARF AND ,'i MINUTES FROtt LOWER WHARF. CLOSE TO THE DOMAIN. TENNIS AND BOWLING I GREENS. BL'ACHES. ETC. ALL FINEST VOLCANIC SOIL. LOT 1-ALMOST NEW. WELL-RUILT ' COTTAOE OF 6 ROOMS. WITH ALL CONVENIENCES; detached wash-house; patent w.c, etc.; to Domain-street, by 117 ft deep. '_ Close to the Entrlish Church and Vauxhall-road. LOT 2—MAGNIFICENT CORNER BUILDING SITE. 505 ft to Vauxhall-road, by ÜBJft to Domain-street. LOT :;— Adjoining above, 48£ ft to Vauxhallroad. by 118} ft. ; LOT 4 —Adjoining above, same measurements. LOT fl—Adjoining above, same measurements LOT 6—FINE HIGH ALLOTMENT, IN RCRGESS-ROAD. 50ft frontacc by 117 ft. ' LOT 7—VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS AND ALL CONVENIT ENCES: patent w.c. etc. House specially well built, with hollow brick walls. Will be sold with 2 Allotments. 100 ft frontage to Burgessroad, by a fine depth of 195 ft. Back lias frontage to tennis court. LOT B—Allotment adjoining above. 50ft by 173 ft. LOT 9—Adjoining above, 50ft by 160 ft. LOT 10— LARGE ALLOTMENT. 102 ft to Bnrgess-road. by 340 ft: tennis court at back. LOT 11—FINE ALLOTMENT, .>ft to Vauxhali-road, by 118* ft. LOT 12—Adjoining above, same size, with back lo tcunis court. LOT 13—WELL BUILT COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS; patent w.c. etc.; at the Domain Entrance: 7»ft frontage to ; Vnuxball-road, with irregular back boundaries. , SALE—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3. at 12.30. SPECIAL NOTTCE—THE ATTENTION •OF THOSE DESIRING BEAUTIFUL c HOMES IN THE DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE ; SUBURB OF DEVONPORT TS SPBCIAL- . LV DIRECTED TO THIS SALE, AS ALT, THE ABOVE WILL BE SOLD PRACTI- - CALLY j YXTITHOUT "DESERVE. ALL PROPERTIES ARE FLAGGED. EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED, Etc i For Fuller Particulars apply , YYfARREN rpLYTH & |-«0. General Auctioneers and Outdoor Salesmen, 87 and SO, Queen st. Tel. 546. 3 TpRTDAY, JANUARY rty At 2 p.m. sharp. (Per H. E. Valle, Auctioneer) will sell by anction at their Land Sale Rooms, 95, Queen-st., UNDER CONDUCT OF THE DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND. AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEES, J£6SEX J£DEN. ' TVWELLING HOUSE, Insured for £350, ■X-r with Freehold Allotment, 40 x 100 ft, being Lot 9 of Allotments 28, and others, of a subdivision by one Thomaa Morrtn of Allotments 4 and 5 of Section 10 of the 1 Suburbs of Auckland, comprised In Mart*. ' gage registered under So. 152,957. ".' gAMTJEL -yAILB AND £H>NB,