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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 143, 18 June 1910, Page 10

AUCTIONS. M E- L olD:ts __ BWIS AT qnbhunga, AT TATJPO TOTARA TIMBER CO.'S YAfiDS (Opp Railway Station, Onehunga). YYEDNBSDAY, 22*™ J UNB, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. ' TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. Owing to the Closing of the Onehunga Branch and transferring Headquarters to Newmarket, the undersigned has been instructed to Sell Without Any Reserve, - Qftfi flflft FEET (SUPER), GENERAL (JUU,UUU BUILDING SIZES, TOTABA, RMU, AND MAITAI TIMBER, 200 OHO FEBT (LINEAL) GENERAL A\J\J,VU\f MOULDINGS. All Dry, Dressed out of First-class Seasoned Timber, and kept'under cover. miMBER. rpiMBER. JTUMBER. To be Sold in Lots to Suit Purchasers. KB Catalogues available Day Prior to Auction, at Onehunga or NewmaTket Offices, and from the undersigned. TERMS: STRICTLY CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. TOUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER. iy[R. AT .-VTO. 9Q QYMONDS-STREET. SYMONDS-STREET (opp. St. Paul's Church). ON THE PREMISES, ME. A. WQOLLA3IS. j rpHURSDAY, rrUSURSDAY. 23 BD J UNE ' AT 11 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. The -Undersigned toas been favoured with instructions from MR. A. WOOLLAMS Ladies Tailor, Symonds-street, who is retiring from business, TO SELL BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, Hipiy^Yfi s Aa £750 ' o£ ladies' HIGH-LLASb (Specially Imported from iH 4R R r<! i Pa»s) COSTUME CLOTm, SSS?,iS A - NI) DONEGAL TWEEDS Ikm^V^ 0^1 * 08 ' ILABIT CLOTHS S£J£J IN S?! JACKET CLOTHS, LLXKN'S SlLK.t>, BLOOSINIGS, Morettes, Linings 1 Buttons. Braids, Gents' Suitings, and LARGE ASSORTIMENT or LADIES' TAILORING MATERIALS "IU.ILOR-MADE COSTUMES, etc., etc. Also, ON gATURDAY, (SATURDAY, 25 th J dnl3 - AT 10.30 SHARP. PLANT AS UNDER:— Four Material Stands, Overmantel, 1 SPEDESIGNED LG. WING CHEVAL MIRROR, 1 LG. BRUSSELS CARPET, 30 x 10ft. Gin, with border, Portieres and fittings. A.B. and American Chairs V LADIES' DiRESS STANDS, adjustable, from best Paris models; Lounges, Rattan Settee, 2 Oflice Tables, liorse and Saddle for Fitting Riding Habits, Lg. Cutting Table with shelves, 3 Sq. Tables, Singer •Sew. Machine, Tailors' Sleeve Boards. Irons, 2 Gas-heating Stoves, each for 2 irons. Button Machines and Moulds, 2 Tailor's Boards, Chairs, Coat Hangers, and GENERAL TAILORING SUNDRIES, etc., etc. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above Stock has been Specially Selected in the English and Continental Markets during the past 12 mouths, and is quite new and TJp-to-Date, and will be Sold In Single Dress ana Skirt Lengths, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. NOTE SALE.—THURSDAY 23rd ITJSE, At. 11 o'clock. At Symonds-street, opp. St. Paul's Church. T OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER. VICTORIA AND LOB.NE-STS. Tel. 1078. MR LOUIS LEWIS Will Sell by Auction at pAUL JTANSEN AND QO.'S T AND A UCTION TJOOMS. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST. TTCfEDNESDAY, TUNE <T)q 1910. at 2.30 *•*• INSTRUCTED BY MESSRS LESTER BROS., IN ORDER TO ADJUST FAMILY INTERESTS. TJANGATIRA T>AH, pOKNES TJELLE ■yiEW AND "DOADS, T\fT. JfVDEN, 2d TRAM SECTION. COMMANDING MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE of eight rooms, including billiiirdroom, dining, drawing, breakfast, and three bedrooms, kitchen. Every conceivable convenience to make housekeeping easy. Fine stone foundation. Neatly laid out grounds. The nnest workmanship and best materials are comprised in this Fine Residence. Insurance £700. /CORONATION TJOAD, OFF TfMPIRE TJOAD, ■pjPSOM. SEVEN MINUTES PROM CAR. TTP-TO-DATE RESIDENCE, six rooms, U and bath, pantry and scullery; return verandah; two bay windows, steel ceilings; h. and. c. water, porcelain bath, etc; arch in hall; picture rails, linen press, cupboards, etc.; white enamelled finish throughout. Stands high, and commands magnificent views. 66 by 200. Insurance, £400. •yiEW TJOad, TyrT. j^den, CENTRE OF THREE 2d TRAM SECTIONS T ARGE COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE of -L-i seven rooms and bathroom; nearly one acre of grounds. Extensive outbuildings; sunny position. Would cut up well, and if not sold in one lot will be offered In lots to suit purchasers. Properties of this descrlp tlou are exceedingly scarce in, the market. Insurance, £700. QITY., QOKNBK OP ST. AND DT. T>AUL-ST., CLOSE TO NEW'TOWN HALL. QQFT. TO WAKEFIELD-ST. BY 75FT. O'J TO ST. PAUL-ST.—Shop, sittingroom, kitchen, pantry, and scullery, on ground floor; 4 bedrooms above; Iron roof; iron shed, brick bakehouse, and wood stable. Insurance, £400. PAUL TTANSEN AND Vm •Vj-EAT A UCTION A UCTION rPHE pEOPLE'S pROVISION A SSOCIATION, MARKET ENTRANCE. Telephone 533. MEAT AND PROVISION SALE'S—TUESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, 10 a.m. Consignments Received. Prompt Cash Account Sales. All Meat Killed under Strictest Government Inspection. SAVE 50 PER CENT—Get your Meat and Provisions, not from the Cheap Butcher, but from the Man who Made Them Drop Their trice. Every purchase shows a profit to the Consumer. J\ T? E ro, AUCTIONEER.