AUCTIONS. mO-MORROW, rpO-MORKOW, . AX 11 A.M. SHARP. ':' AT J£ANUKAU-RD., T£PSOII. Take Car to Boon's Store, two minutes' r past Train Barn. y House Is- called "Wyaega," opposite store. /"XEOEGE "TyALKER AND fiO. Instructed by MRS FRANK KXIVETT, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell JETER QUPERIOR TCVDRNITURE. ROOM — ENGLISH UP- ■ XJ RIGHT GRAND PIANO, cost £60, i. by H. Hicks, late of John Broadwood and Sons, specially imported, equal to new, and ;' which will be sold absolutely without re- ". serve: FIXE 3-PCE. GENOA VELVET ' SUITE (in Green), Rimu Oec. Table, SU- ., TVERIOE. BRUSSELS CARPET SQUARE i (11 by 13, in Light Green). EASY SWISG CHAIR (Upholstered in Crimson), Easel, . Dutch S-day Clock, SUP. LINEN FIBRE EAST CHAIRS, Rattan Ware, SILVER TEAPOT, SUGAR. AND CRKAif, some very ' good Pictures, LDS. ESCPvITOIRE, Lace Curtains and Poles. - TXALL, — HANDSOME HALL STAND C - 1 - , - (earned, with Mirror and Drawer), Heavy Green Curtains Chair. Carpet Runner Slip Mats, FIRST QUAXJTY HALL LINO. (lOyds)J <■ TVNING- ROOM — 7-PCE. LEATHER y -*-" "SUITE (padded backs), EXTENSION DINING TABLE (sft to 7ft, heavy legs), Table Cover. Clock. VERY CHOICE AN- - TIQUE SIDEBOARJ> (Large' Mirror, Copper Panels), E.P. Ware, Glassware, HALFDOZEN EACH GOOD CUTLERY, Cliina . Tea Set, 52-PCE. DINNER SET Pictures, OFFICE. TABLE (with Drawers Leather ' Top), IRON SAFE (by Meilinks, IS 'by 12, very handy for documents and jewel- - lery), BJM. FE3STDER AND BRASSES, > Dingo Hearth Rug. Coa! Vase, Carpet ._ Square, Curtains and Poles, DROPHEAD " DATTONIA. SEWING MACHINE (cost r £16). 1 T3EDROOMS — WHITE ENAMEL -*-» COMB. CHEST., SUP. TOILET WARE, 4-drawer Chest. HEAVY DBLE. r 8.11. BEDSTEAD (White Enamel), W.W. r Mattress, Kapok Bedding, Pillows, Blankets, Sheets, Marcella Qnilt, Occ.' Table, Commode, D.I. Bedstead (completed, COMBINATION PAIR. Axmicster Carpet Square ' (!) by 9, Crimson). AND OUTSIDE — Table, J-*- Chairs. Gas Iron, Crockery. Cutlery, 1 Carpet Sweeper, Meat Safe, Kitchen Utensils, THREE LONG LADDERS, Scythe, Clippers. Lawn Mower, Wheelbarrow, Gar- ' den Tools, etc. '> FURNISHINGS TN SPLENDID ORDER [ ' And in every way equal to new. THIS IS AN UNRESERVED SALE. , QEORGE AND po. '■■ AUCTIONEERS, DUtRKAOI-SX. EAST. UNDER BILL OF SALE. , Absolutely Without Reserve, at JTE-DERAL JJALL, (Latterly known as Bijou Theatre.) rjIHURSDAY >XEXT, "J "I A.M. ; CONTENTS 10-ROOMED BOARDING HOUSE. JJOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TpURNISHINGS AND "JfFFECTS. As under: Q DINING TABLES, 6 Kitchen Tables 18 " Canadian and A.B. Chairs PLATFORM ROCKER SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, almost new LE COL-CH, Tap. Couch, Rattan • RATTAN SETTEE, Pictures, Kattan Ware, O YE RMANTE L. 2IN PILLAR DOUBLE B.JT. BEDSTEAD, 4 Double B.il. Bedsteads, 6 S.I. Bedsteads QUANTITY GOOD KAPOK MATTRESSES 6 W.W. Mattresses ' S WIRE-WOVE STRETCHERS Blankets, Sheets. Quilts. COMBINATION PAIRS, Dressing Tables, Washstands, Toilet Ware, Swing Mir. rors. Marble Top Wusbstand 4-DRAW CHEATS, Cm-taijis and Poles, Hearth Rugs SOME HIRST QUALITY LINOLEUM, Kitchen Dresser A LARGE QUANTITY of Crockery, 'Cut-le>-y, and Cooking Utensils. Glassware, Large Mangle, Lamps Scales Filter, Mincer. Enamel Ware. Gas Iron, Gas Ring. Hedge Clippers, Lawn Mower And a host of Useful Sundries, too numerous to mention. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. QJEORGE TyALKER AND po. AUCTIONEERS, DURHAM-ST. EAST. jtJR. TOUIS T EWIS AT pARNELL. COR. GARFIELD ANT> BRADFORD STREETS a minute from Id. SecUon). rpHTTBSDAT— TUNE Q—rjVHTTJRSDAY AT 2Q O'CLOCK, On Account MISS DAVY, who is giving up iHousabeepinff. rpAPESTRY COUCH, Ding. Tables, RockJ- ing Chair, Tap. and Plush Chairs, liasy Chairs, Pictures. Lounges. Dinner Wagon, Han<l Sew. Alaehine, Books, Family Heralds, Novels, etc., Fenders, Ash Pans, Ornaments, Engravings, Brussels Carpet, Mirror, Lace Curtains, Occ. Tables, Rattan Settee, Hall Lino., Mats, Glass and China, Cutlery, etc., D.I. and J B.M. Beds, S.I. Beds, Comb Beds, Bedding, 2 Many. Bow Chests Drawers, Linoleums, Rugs, Mattresses, Blankets. Bed linen, Toilet Ware, Toilet . Sets, Mats, Rugs. Chairs, etc.; also GEN. KIT. TJTEMSILS, 2 Tables, A.B. Chaars, Griller, Gas Iron, Wringer, Garden and ' other Tools, Tubs, Preserve Jars, and Gen- ; eral Household Sundries, etc. ', (Paraell ffram to Id. Section.) T OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER, "JJIKIDA.Y, JUNE 10 th ' AT NOON SHARP. MARGARET-ST., OFF COLLEGE-RD. TCTEW "TTOUSE, O J3OOMS. ■jUp. T /JHORNES Instructed by owner, will sell by auction, , at the Laud Sale Booms, S3, Queen-st., -JVrARGARET-ST. (TOLE'S ESTATE) — iJ-L Superior faithfully-built Residence. 6 ' rooms, besides bathroom, with Roman bath ■ and lavatory basin; hot and cold water and gas; vestibule entrance, bay window, verandah, front and back, tiled hearths, fancy mantles and art ceilings, patent w.c; friezes • and picture rails, washhouse, copper and tubs, linen press and wardrobe, splendid level allotment 33 by 190 ft. Full particulars of the Auctioneer. X mHORNES, 83, QUEEN-ST. I/UNCHEON AND TEA ROOKS. TMPORTANT A NNOUNCESTENT. TXARBER'S "iSJB'W mEA TJOOMS NOW OPEN AT 292, QUEEN-ST. (Opposite Smith and Caughey's) i ARE UP-TO-DATE IN THE MOST MINUTE DETAIL. '. Try Barber's Exquisite Tea and Cakes In ', Auckland's Finest Tea Booms. ' Barber's Famous Cakes and Small Goods I please the most fastidious. ABE SOU A SHREWD BUSINESS MANJ—The chaace of making proSta ; promptly "is offered to yon in the "AUCKLAND STAR" Clasei&ed Columns.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 133, 7 June 1910, Page 10
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