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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 55, 6 March 1911, Page 12

• ■ ' AVCTIOVS. ' T\6urai 'jjß^ma'-ike -crpebai. DOMETT AVENUE, op p. St. John's Ayenue , _ (2nd street. p.aat' Owea'e-road.) fpo-MORBOW, mUESDAY, ITTB. TMFA'RCH, mUESD'A'Y. AT 12 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. On Account of the Owner (giving Tip housezkeeplng). " " LG. 3-PIECE VELVET CHBBTBRFaiBLD SUITE WITH IMVAN LOtPNOBS; i-pc. 05AP. 80ITE la Walnut Frame, £,g. SOXiXD WiliNCI BNGIiIBH SLDIEIBOABD, beautifully carved, and best mirrors; Bft. HY. EXT. DJNG. TABIJE, Lg. OVAL WALNUT LiOO TABL,E, Lg. WAI.NTJT OVERMiAHTEL, Lg. Gilt Chimney Mirror, Consol Table, Carpets, Hy. Linoleums, 3 Fenders 3 and fittings,'"Battan. Chairs, Coal Boxes, QOOD PAIiNTINGS AND ENOBAVINGS, - 9 iN€W Venetian Blinds, 2 Indian Sqs., LouneeSi 9pce. SOLID WiADNTTT DING. StrXTE, Glass-and China, E.P.'Ware, Cutlery and Tableware, Rugs, etc; HAI»lj STASH), Lino Bnnner, Iron Umb. Stand, Pictures, Bric-a-Brac, IJot Books, Complete Set Lord Lytton's Works, etc.; 'MAiRBUK CLOCK, BNG. MAHY. «GL. WARDROBE, Lounges, Dnch. Pairs, 2 'Lg. Chests Drawers. Ware, 2 Dble. and 1 } Bedstead and W.W. Mattresses and Bedding, Lino and Ruga, Curtains and Poles, ilarb. Top Mirror. Also 3, <Jen. Kit. Utensils, Tables, Chairs, Crockery, Din. Set, Scales and Wts., Lg. Mangle, Wringer, Meat Safe, Cupboard, Gas Irou and (Ring, Tools, LAWN MOWER, Steps, « Bamb. Sun-blinds, Lg. Fletcher Russell Califont and Gen. Sundries. Epsom Tram to St. John's Avenue r thence 2 minutes. T OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER. ±J 515 • Mr. Lome lewis Will Sell by Public Auction at pAUL -pTANSEN AND /^lO.'S AND AUCTION TJOOMa, 7 64, QUBEN-STRBEiT. •pRIDAY, 2.30 P.M. "|7I.PSOar — B-BSAUTIFUI. HOME OF J-J BBVEN LARGE ROOMS, replete with ' all modern conveniences and comforts; specially built for owner of best materials; 4 fireplaces, tiled hearths, 2 verandahs. Splendidly finished and standing in a MAGNIFICELVT SECTION, 87 by 200, with SUPBUB VIEWS; orchard in full bearing, large kitchen garden and lawns, etc. EASY t TERMS. Must be seen to be fully appreciated. Sixth House on Right from Ep«om Carilne in Greenlane-rd., and overlooking j Alexandra Park. 'Everything In perfect order. Good Title. -The Property Is Flagged.,, 3 Further particulars from } pAUL TTANSEN AND r\O. s ■*-■*-*■ \J 514 3 t ■ ■ . - rpO-MORROW, fJIUESDAY, AT 1-I A.M. t VICTORIA AND LORNB STS., I P°™T^ DQ »AIBSr PRODUCE, FARM ' -^ Upi,LY - VE<3 - B - ---■ J m - JONES, AUCTIONEER, I Will Sell by Auction at the Mart Victoria - RESERVE StS " a3 aboTe, ■W IT HOnT [ ——. , 538 JMPORIANT TO THOSE FDBNISHING. ' Q.EOEGE AND Wl. i- rpO-MOBROW, AT -1 f\ A.M. > IN THEIR SALE ROOMS 'I JJALL OF QOM3IEECE, -griGH-ST. Straight np from Stewart Dawson's, t . Queen-st. U gUPERIOR JpURNITURE. b Every Article for Absolute Sale 1 Comprising * 3 T?,? V ? HOI^ B SIDEBOARDS, inclnd- ■• I* Ing_a Barcei-Xront with 5-large' mlrrore and heayfly carved, 2 Saddlebag and 3 Leather Dining Suites, 2 Dinlnir Tables on > casters, 4 Hall tSands, 2 sCorn ££ a L i<m ■£?***' 4 Duchess PalrsT'e <£m- , Wnjaon Chests, Hlghslde Cable Wire-wore . (Mattresses, New Kapok Beddln~ etc Together with ' 119 ft £°F O A SSORTED FURNISHINGS. . To be Sold at 11 a.m. Sharp. ALLION PIANO, cost X 65, a first-class » instrument, very highly lecommended- 2. j second-band Pianos, suit beginners ' 4 . Treadle Sewing Machines, splendid order Gent's Free-wheeX Bicycle, Office Desk. Q.EORGE AUCTIONEER, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH-ST , ; a* •f JUNE TJESIDENCQ AND 3 ■pUJRNITCItE. gMITH AND g-ALCOMBK. ' i. gIRKENHE-AD. V , (NEAR WHABFi) ;.' yp3DNESDAY, TITABCH CTH, AT -| "I A.M. - - E. G. SKEATES, ESQ., who is leaving for England, has favoured the undersigned with instructions to Sell by Auction at the Residence, rpHE OF TTIS "yALUABLE JJOUSEHOLD "pURKITUBB, t . FINE PIANOLA PIANO (cost 150gs) ~ AEOLIAN ORCHESTRELLE ORGAN (cost i- 3Ssgs) etc., as per Inventory already advertised. ■ 9 Also, % AT -t P.M. SHARP. • (In conjunction with MESSRS T. HADFIELD AND SONS), D 2 IS "F INE "R, BSIDB NCE, d ALSO A n pRETTY "yiLLA OFI gIX ■1, T>OOMS," asunder. A MAGNIFICENT TWO-STOREY RESIDENCE, containing ten rooms, fitted ;e with every possible convenience. <•; The rooms are all large and lofty, being— *■ Drawing 16 x 15, diningroom 30 x 18, nurm scry 18 s 15, kitchen 14 x 12, three bedrooms *: each 16 x 16, two bedrooms each x> 12 x 12, tower room Bxß, large a halls, bathroom, sculleiy, workshop, and r * outbuildings. Tine land la beautifully laid out in tennis lawn, garden, ornamental shrubs, etc., and is terraced. Drive to front ?_ door. The property has a frontage of 144 ft j" to the Great North-rd., and frontage of 56ft [I to Harbour View-rd., the depth being 333 ft, and is a most valuable one, it being so very handy to the wharf. jl The views obtained from every room in w the house are unsurpassed for beauty and 3 extensiveness, and the fine large balconies s t on all four sides make this property an a ideal home Iv every respect. The timber and workmanship in construction are o£ the a. very best. Also, s, TEN MINUTES FROM THE BIRKEN,,i n HEAD WHABF. , n "PRETTILY DESIGNED VILLA OF SIX j} -t LARGE ROOMS; hall, lead lights, bal- > s cony, tiled h. aud grates, porcelain x, bath; in fact, replete with every possible In convenience, both inside and out. The secT tion Is 89ft by 168 ft, and the views of the :y -harbour, city. and surrounding district ;y are most extensive,: and can never re be built out. ' Pretty native bush, on -property. Good 'bus service to door. Very easy terms can be arranged on both iS properties, which are flagged. Cards to view and .full particulars from QMITH AND TTALCOMBE, . . AUCTIONEERS,. CORNER QUEEN AND SWAXSON STS., OR, MESSRS T. HADFIELD AND SONS, 17 L SCSSN-BT. 505