AUCTION SALES. IF SALE. -ffITHOCT ANT K.ESERV.E. A r V2 O'CLOCK. E VKW s x 4 COMBINATION .lARD AND DINING TABLE. Hpa-rr Slitn Bed and Complete 3od*"!s and fo. Fiue r3*ble. AMERICAN ORGAN, 13 Stops •.v. i-.t Mosarr: MANDOLIN ;£-rSOOF SAFES £> .AND GENT'S iBICYOLES VTKITINO DESK ? ENAMELLED WAKE. SDAIi 7TH, AT -I -J Q UlB L EWIS AT fyWEHUNCrA. ON THE PREMISES. i A LBEHT TTOXBL. QCEEN-SEBEET, ONEHUNGA. ?<EUDAT— -\TAJUTH O—"CtBIDAT AT 11 O'CLOCK. LasTL.-rjcr.ed by Mr .V. J. Brewin. the nndersipnert irtll .Sell bj Auction, on the Premises, as above, ftTtBB WHOLE OF THE FURNISHINGS J- ;d and about the PRTNCE ALBERT HOTEL. OXEHC-NGA, including:—2 Walcur Pianos, Ire Chest, Chiffonier. Cash RerisTrr. Werfbeim Treadle Sowing Machine, I Hejrulator dock. Bar Sundries. Ding, j Taikk 1 . A-B. and otiier ChaicE, Linoleums. Floorings. FP. Safe fby Withers), Round and So.. Tables. Mirrors. Fenders, Forms, Pictures, Glass and CUna. Curtains and Poles. Taoleware. Passage Linos-. Mats. Spitrooirs. Rarnui Settee. Couches, Easr ( hairs. Oil Pslntinps. Crockery, Gen. Klt. CrensOß. Dresser, Safe. Tools. &l»sswa it, Muts, Mracie, Tubs, Heater, Jars, and Use-. f.il Bousehold Sundries. Also. fOMPI.ETE FTTRNTiSHrN«S OF EIGHT BEDROOMS—SgI. and Dole. Bedsteads, Bedding. Comb. Chests. Wmtoiands and Wart. I»m-.h. Pairs. Bedding. Blankets and LJTJ<*n, Chairs. Lino., Ofidoth. Parage!
CloLh, Stair Carpet. Mats, etc, etc etc. ON VIEW FRIDAY. Bth. MORNING' OF SH.F., AT X BWIS T BWI&, AUCTIONEER. LAND AGENT ANOXAJjGSB, si; TyEDNiESDAT. AT 2 O'CLOCK. -pON'SONBXi ON THE SEASIDE. mie Property of the late J. Klrter). G&ASD BUILDING SITES o ■>e t-i Sandy Beach, bandy to cars, and having frontages to «V ALL ACE AND LAWRENCE STS. 'ASDENO TACKSON,
instructions, will Sell toy Public it their Booms, Customs-st. E., *->ve date.— ctions Flagged. EWINGTO-N AXD BAKER. Premier Buildings, tDurnaan-st., OR THE AOCTWMEEBHS. PLANS IN A FEW DATS. gATrBDAT. jyTAECH on Q-\ rpHE QBOUXD, QTAHTHT QTABUHU. •pEIGHTOX TESTATE fCamp Farm): ■ ■ QTiHUHC QTAHCHTT. OO JD.EAL T>ESli>E>-TIA.I J -QITES. se to Townphip and Station, and opposite Recreation Reserve. Warm, Sheltered Position. T. M ANDBXO TACKSOX, Acting upon instructions, "•will Sell bs Public Auction, ON THE GROUND. which has been, sobdivUled into "BRIGHTON OTAHCHU, 22 B* Grand volcanic soil, lying well to the •no, sheltered from all cold ■winds, and commanding exquisite views. Close to towo-i-hip and station, and opposite Renreation Beserve. rtJ lis rapidly coming Into pro--3 an Industrial Centre, and as such has a grand t uenre before ' ft. K«w Buildings -we erpringtuß op everywhere, and the whole district has a most promising outlook. Wfcen tie ibaiance of "Brtgltton Estate" is cut np, wiicS will be art lute end <yt tlhe year, two Boads 'wll? lead to the BEAUTIFUL TAMAKI RITiERv where *be ■r proposes to leave a small i for she use of pordoaisers of these Sections, thus »flonding tip-top .Uahing and esceHerrt ibostrng. To tony * aecotan (here is a gilt-aired limahnrnl for values jmoat aee a sharp rJ»e tetore-long:. TJSBars.- 10 aar-«ant auh, 10 <?er e*j* in Bis rooottw, 10 vmr*oUt*iJ*~
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 57, 6 March 1912, Page 6
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