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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 137, 10 June 1911, Page 12

AUCTIONS. JEWIS AT TTIS TVTART, VICTORIA-STREET EAST (opposite Central Hotel). JVJOXDAY - JUNE -j i)— AJONDAY. AT 11 A.M. ACTING UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE TRUSTEE IN DECEASED a ESTATE, THE UNDERSIGND SELL AS FOLLOWS: — fi*>4- LOTS CLEAN AND WELLU '"' ± SELECTED SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Please Take Note.—THESE FURNISHINGS have no reserves fULcu UPON THEM, and will without exception be disposed or to the highest bidder. THE INVENTORY INCLUDES: 1 FINE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO -*- (Paul Trubuer), excellent instrument; DRAWLNGROOM SUiTE IN RiMU AXD GENOA VELVET, !>pce Snioitei'oom Suite, 3 BRUSSELS t'AKI-Ei'b, 1 Handsome Carpet iv Wilton Pile, BOX OTTOMAN iv Saddlebags and Utrecht Velvet, 1 PLUSH SOFA, RATTAN FURNISHINGS, Large MIRROR SIDEBOARD, CHIFI'ONIER, Chairs of all descriptions, lULL STAND, 2 WARDROBES, Duchess I'air and Washstands, B3L AND OTHER BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, TOILET WARu, Cots, CHESTS DRAWERS, Meat Safes, and LARGE RANGE OF USUAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. After Above, VERY FINE SELECTION OF UP-TO-DATE FURNISHINGS IN SOLID ENGLISH OAK—viz.: DBL. BEDSTEADS, HALL STANDS, DINING and OCC. CHAIRS, ESCRITOIRES, LADIES' BUREAUS, etc., etc.; also. 3pcff SUITE, with LARGE CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, in Saddlebags and Utrecht Velvet, OAK ROLL-TOP DESK, 2 Large Gilt Frame Chimney Glasses, FIRE-PROOF SAFES, Mangles, Travelling Trunks, Fenders, Coal Vases, E.l'. Ware, China, etc, etc. ALSO, FOR THE COLD SEASON: FURRIER'S HIGH-GRADE GOODS— viz.: 6 STOLES, 3 MUFFS, 4 NECKLETS. NOTE.—ON ACCOUNT OF VERY LENGTHY SALE LIST THE AUCTION COMMENCES AT 11 A.M. SHARP. J OUIS J BWIS AUCTIONEER, LAND SALESMAN, AND VALUER 653 J OUIS J EWIS AT pONSONBY, Q pAMEROX OT., pONSONBY (OFF SHELLY BEACH-RD.), riYUESDAY, 9ATH JUNE, rjVUESDAY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The undersigned is favoured with instructions from MR. H. LUKS, who is leaving Auckland, to Sell by Auction at I "Q.LEN J^JAVIS," rrtHß VXTHOLE OF TTIS JJOUSEHOLD pURNITURE, PIANO, PICTURES, PLATE, PHONOGRAPH, ETC., ETC. FULL INVENTORY IN LATER ISSUES. T OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER. HOUSE, LAND, AND BUSINESS SALESMAN, AND VALUER. 552 ! gAMUEL "yAILE AND CONS, INCORPORATING W. WARD BAKER, ! Instructed by the Administrators in the Estate of Daniel Lynch, Sen., Esq., deceased. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Land Sale Rooms, S7, Queen-street, pRIDAY, JUNE 3Q^ AT 2 P.M. SHARP. fJIHE JAST AVAILABLE /CORNER IN QUEEN gTREET, JjiRONTING QUEEN OTREET, QCFT. ■yULCAN JANE, Kft FEET, AND A JANE Oft FEET. REMEMBER— THIS IS A FREEHOLD CORNER. | pRACTICALLY all the Corners between ■*• Victorla-st. and the wharf on the East Side of Queen-st. are leasehold, and this GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY of securing a FREEHOLD may not occur again for a generation. "PWERTONE admits that the BEST U RETAIL STAND in all Auckland is between Shortland-st. and the J.C.L Corner, and THIS CORNER is in THAT AREA. QNLY four Queen-st. corners (on the East V Side) from Grey Statue to the Wharf have changed hands duiing the last quarter of a century. THINK OF IT J A Six or Eight-storey Up-to-date Building on this comer would readily let from roof to cellar and produce an ENORMOUS RENTAL. The possibilities are INDEED i TREMENDOUS. HAVING access and light on THREE SIDES, every inch of this CORNER 1 can be built on. BEAR in mind there is only one Queenstreet. Also, TJUNEDIX CT. AND DT. pRAXCIS J\E QALE QTREET. Adjoining the Residence of the late Patrick Darby, Esq., and also opposite ulshop's Hriuse. COMMODIOUS AND COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE of 9 rooms, all lofty and mostly laige, with 7ft hall, wide verandaa on two sides, bay window, pantry, bathroom, califont; washhouse,. tubs; p.w.c, etc., etc. Standing in an ELEVATED POSITION in its own grounds. Built of HEART OF KAURI throughout, sound, and iv good order. FRONTAGES, 201 ft to Dunedin-st., 97ft I to St. Francis de Sale-st-, by a through depth of 208 ft. With the expenditure of a little money, room for FIVE MORE HOUSES could be I made on the Dunedin-st. frontage, and each I house would command GLORIOUS VIEWS. i 512 TTTHERE to go Snnday.—The Great Mills, : VV; Opera House, at 3; Royal, Albert-Hall, 7.30. Silver co,rn admlsflpa. _ ?s j.