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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 205, 28 August 1909, Page 10

ATTCTIOirS. CAMUBL /COCHRANE & H ON ' Tj TD ' ]\/f"ONI>AY. IyrONDAT, IX A.M. ON PREMISES W. L. ROGERS, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER, KARANGAHAPE-RD., NEWTON. Opp. George Court and Son. /CONTINUATION AUCTION SALE. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERINGS. BALANCE £2000 — S TOCK — £2000. MONDAY. MONDAY. EVERYTHING MUST GO. QAMUEIi nOCHBAKK & CON, T TD. gAMUEL /COCHRANE & QON, T TD. AT PREMISES, No. 10, SEYMOUR-ST. (2 minutes from Three Lamps), PONSONBY. qiUESDAY, AT -I P.M. Undor instructions from Jas. Halllday, Esq., who Is leaving Auckland, rnHE ALMOST NEW FURNITURE AND -L HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS OF SIX ROOMS WITHOUT RESERVE. Enp. Piano (lion frame), Duchess Pair (beautifully made and finished, cost fl7), Heavy D.B.M. Bedstead. Single B.M. Bedstead, Kapok Overlays, Wire Mattresses and Stretchers, Sets Toilet Ware, Mirrors, Dress Tables, Wnshstands. and other Bedroom Requirements, Horsehair Suite (0 pieces). Walnut Overmantel Mirror, Canadian Rocker, Dining Table, Dining Chairs. Singer Ken-Ing Machine, Clock, Pictures. Tea Set, Glassware. Ornaments, Heavy Linoleums, Heavy B.lt. Fender, Brasses, etc., etc. Gnx Stove (Main), Wringer, Safe. Kitchen Table, >-iiulrs. Glassware, Crockery, Gas Iron, Kitchen Ironmongery, aud Sundries of every description. WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE. —Above Furniture, etc., as good as new, only in use short time. Take Heme Bay car to Seymour-st. (off Jer-vois-rond), alongside Baptist Church, or 2 minutes" walk from Tliree Lamps SALE, TUESDAY 1 P.M. QAMTJEL /COCHRANE & CON, T TD. QiEORGE AT QUEEN-ST., CORNER QUEEN AND QUAY STS. IyrONDAY, A UGUST OA "VrONDAY, AT 10 A.M. PROMPT. _ The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from MRS. HAWKINS, who is leaving for Sydney, to Sell by Public Auction, rnHE /COMPLETE "piURNI'SHING OF THE /C LADSTONE /COFFEE TJALACE, INCLUDING:— PIANO (Good Order, Splendid Tone), LARGE 13. G. MIRROR, 5-PCE. TAPESTRY SUITE, Carpet Squa te, Marble Clock, Pictures, Music Canterbury, Rattin Lounge, Heavy Curtains, Occ. Tables, Mats, ISLAND CURIOS, COUCHES, Ornaments, Bookshelves, CHIFFONIER, IMXNER WAGON. Large Dinuer Bell. Letter Rack, LINOLEUMS (throughout Good Order). Also, CONTENTS OF DINING-ROOMS—SO CANADIAN AND A.B. CHAIRS, 12 DINING-UOOM TABLES 14 x 3), 1 DINING TABLE (6.6 x 3i, Table Linen, Cutlery, Glassware, E.P. Ware, Ice Chest, lint Racks, etc., and CONTENTS OF 30 BEDROOMS— DOUBLE AND SINGLE B.M. AND IRON BEDSTEADS, COMBINATION PAIRS, Toilet Ware, Looking Glasses, 8 COMBINATION S-DUAWER CHESTS, 12 Wire-wove Mattresses, :>5 Bedroom Tnbles and TViislistandS, 80 Wire-wove Stretchers, 25 Mattresses. «> Pairs Double aud S-'ingle Blankets, 100 Pairs Sheets, TO Pillow Slips, -0 Quilts, 80 Candlesticks, Curtains aud Blinds Throughout, And, HOTEL COOKING RANGE, 7ft, Cookery Utensils and Sumlrie-s, Meat I Safe, Gas Itlugs and TuMng, Gas Iron. Tinware, Safe, Lurse Plate Rack, Step Ladder, Painter's Ladder, etc., etc. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. /C EORGE VyALKER, FURNITURE SPECIALITY AUCTIONEER. Only Address: IRS. QUEEN-ST. Upstairs, next below Yates and Co., Seeds/C EORGE TiyALKER AT TJEACH-RD. (Take Trams to Parnell Railway Bridse) Opposite Cousins and Atkins Factory. mUESDAT, AUGUST O1 AT 12 O'CLOCK PROMPT. Favoured with instructions to Sell the CONTENTS OF 7-ROOMED HOUSE, On account of owner giving up housekeeping, including— SIDEBOARD IB.P. Mirrors). Leatherse.i'cl lining Suite, Table ana Cover. E.P. TEA SERVICE, Occ. Tables, Ornaments, Cirrfiins nnd Blinds. FIRST QUALITY HEAVY I.INOLKT'MS. A..8. Choirs. TREADLE SEWTNG MACHINE 2 D.B.M. Bed- ■ steads. 3 S.I. Bedsteads. W.W. Stretchers and Mattresses, 5-draw Chest. COMBINA;TI()N PAIR. Washstands and Tables Toilet ■Ware, Blankets, Sheets, Pillows. Kapok and , other Mattresses. Kitchen TnMe, Chairs, I Glassware. Trorkery. Cutlery, Potts' Irons, land General Household Sundries. j Also, i LARGE TENT AND FLY, good order. Terms: Strictly Cash. Q. E O R G E A L X E R, Furniture Speciality Auctioneer, i Has no connection with any mart. Only Address: 188, Queen-st. "Phone 2857. "pRIDAY, SEPTEMBER -| Iγ AT 2 P.M. SHARP. OAMUEL -y-AILE & QO.NS, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sfie Rooms, 87. Queeu-st. (per Ward Kaku •, Auctioueer), Instructed by the Owner in the South, owing to PRESSURIi OF CIRCUMSTANCES. TTI'GHLY TMPOBTANT QALE OF •pREEHOLD T3ROPERTIES. QUEENkST., WELLESLEY-ST., ALBERTST., AND ONiiHUN'GA. LOT 1 - MAGNIFICENT CORNER ALLOTMENT, fronting Queen-st., 60ft, and Waverley-st., This site is ditnated on the East Side of Queenst., just above the Town Hall, and has great prospective value. V\fE-LL.ESLEY OT. TCfEST. LOT 2—VERY VALUABLE ALLOTMENT, fronting Wellesley-st., 53Jft, by a depth of 95Jit. Quite level, and surrounded by good buildings. On the South Side of the street, just above Messrs Arch. Clark, and Sons' New Warehouse. ALBDET LOT 3—CENTRALL.T-SIXUATED BUSINESS PREMISES, comprising gom; 2storey Brick Building, now used for turning and joinery factory, on a level allotment 30ft by lOOjft. Close to Queen-st., and opposite Fresh Water Baths. QNEHUNOA. LOT 4—QUEEN-ST. — i Good Houses, eaci containing 6 rooms; iron roof. Volcanic allots., Mgh ground. 1 minute from trams. EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOB ALL FOUR LOTS.