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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 75, 29 March 1913, Page 6

AUCTIONS. VT7ALKER AND pOAKLET, AfONDAY, AT 1"j O'CLOCK SHARP, AT THE RESIDENCE. X yyADLACE STREET, pONSONBY. ON Account of Owner Leaving, rpHE TTOUSEIIOI.D pURNITURE. Including, r\7ELL UPHOLSTERED LEATHER »" SUITE of 11 PI s (Couch a.nd 2 Easy Chairs, padded bucks) B. P. Mirror-back SIDEBOARD (with real puriri veneer). Glassware, Decanters. E.P. Wure, Sen Grass EASY CHAIR, Alt. Chairs, H.M. Feuder, Hearth Rugs, Dining Table and Cover, Folding Chair, Good IjUcp Curtains and Polos, Pictures, Vases, Jardinieres, Octagort , Table, SINGER DROPHBAD SEWING MACHINE, First Quality Linoleums throughout, Superior HALL STAND (with U.l'. Mlrrori, Hall Curts., Lino., Brussels Carpet Ruuuer. BEDROOMS (3)— Handsome Bedroom Snlte 3 pep.. Comb. Wardrobe aud Comb. Duchess Pair, Marble-top Wnshstand, Toilet Ware. Heavy Dble. Brass mid BEDSTEAD. Wire Wove .-.ml Kapok Bedding. Blankets, Sheets. Quills, Pillows. Etc., Linoleum. Very Fine DUCHESS PAIR in N.Z. woods, also CHEST OF DRAWERS to match (8 dm.), 2 S.I. B.M. Bedsteads and Bedding. Oee. Tables nr.d Chiilrs. Bedside Rugs, Bookshelf, S-day Clock, Rocking Cbalr, Comb. Chest, 3-Druw Chest, Bllnda, and Curtains. KITCHEN Table. Gas Ring and Tube, Crockery, Cullerv, Gas Iron, S.-nles and Weights, ChltTnnler. Garden Roller, Mangle, Pots and Pans, etc. NO -RESERVE. TERMS CASIt. YA7AI.KEU AND rtOAKLEY. GEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer. 092 rTK) pjEVO.VPORT pEBiDENTS. A CCTION kJALE OF pURNITURE. OO A LBEBT TJOAD. pRIDAY. APRII, A AT 11) OA P.M. Acting under Instructions from Mr. D. E. WoollnjDH, who Is leaving Devonport, the undersigned will Sell at his residence, 32, Albert Road. ATUIE ALMOST NEW AND MODERN -L FURNITURE OF SEVEN ROOMS, Including DININGROOM PIANO BY JARRETT AND GOUGE, LONDON. IRON FRAME, TRICORD. FULL RICH 'IONE, IN SPLENDID ORI>ER; B.P. Sideboard, 5-pleee Leather Suite il Couch. 4 Chairs', SUPERIOR AX MINSTER CARPET. ]7rt bin by 12ft Mln. Cirs'T £l<s: Dmlng Table, .'t Oce. Tables. Very Nice Overmantel, Easy Chair In Sudd.ebag. Lounge chulr. B.M. ; Fender and Brasses. Leather Conch and j Ciirer, Ornaments, Curtains and Poles, _mai ; .Sundries. HALL— Lg. Kauri HalLsland with Marble Top, Bamboo llalistaud. 'JOyds Hy. IJnnleum. Hull Cat-talus and Pole, Dinner I Chimes, rle BEI»R'X>MS (4)— VERY 11ANDSOMW THREE-PIECE BEDROOM NlTTld 'IN MOTTLED KAURI (LG. WARDROBE. ! WITH TWO MIRRORS. DRESSING i TABLE AND WASHSTAND. COST _13_>. I 3 t)u.b«« Tnbles nnd Washsi ands, S.-U5 Toiletware. 2 D.11.M BEDSTEADS, Wlre- . wove Mattresses. Kapok and Flax Bedding. | S.I. Beds and Bedding, child's Cot and , Redding, NICK CAHI'KT 12ft by loft (tin. Tap. Carpet 0 hy !>. Ily. Linn leuni. 7 Chairs. Ocr. Tab.es. Book Shelves. J Racks, Citralnn. Blinds, Curtain Poles. KITCirEN AND OUTSIDE. K. Table and Cover. Fender, Nursery Guard, BAMBOO OVERMANTEL, Gas Iron and] Tube, Jam Jars, Curtains and Pole, Dinner Service, Tea Set, Kitchen Sundries, Child's ! Chair. Prom. Push Chair. Gartlen Hose, etc., etc. j NOTE. —A Splendid Lot of Furniture by the Best Makers an 1 Almost N'-w. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. It. N. M BI ' v,tJJS - AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT. DEVONrOBT. 11. P. OAKDEN. Auctioneer. Ml pRIDAY. APRIL -| O AT 11 O'CLOCK. GLEN TNNES." LEN J-NNES. rpAMAKi rxrEST. TJIGIILY TMPORTANT t^ALE or PROFITABLE OMALL pARMS, /CHOICEST pESIDENTIAL A REAS. pDEAL OEASIDE SECTIONS, -I TO 90 A CRES. DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED in the fertile basin of the LOVELY TAMAKI RIVER. Only 7 Miles from Auckland. MAGNIFICENT PANORAMIC VIEWS. rry TyrANDENO tackson. Instructed by the Trustees of the late WM. INNES TAYLOR, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs Street E., ou the above date. I 1 A(\T\ ACRES of tho MAGNIFICENT * w "GLEN INNICS" ESTATE (late Wm. lnnes Taylor's property), for very many years known as one of the best farms In the vicinity of Auckland, situated in the FAMOUS TAMAKI VALLEY, ou the Banks of tbe TAMAKI RIVER, within half a mile of tbe St. Heller's Bay -bus. and only 7 miles from Auckland by nu excellent motor road. THE SOIL IS FIRST-CLASS, being rich voteantc and seml-tolcantc. all In PASTURE and In GREAT -GLEN INNES" commands a MOST EXTENSIVE PANORAMIC VIEW of our Beautiful Hnrboor, embracing all the picturesque tales of the Gulf out to the Ooromandel Ranges, and a MAGNIFICENT LANDSCAPE right up the CHARMING VAJ.I.KY to the Township of Otohuhu and District of Paktrrnnga. ••CLBN INNES" enables the small farmer or dairyman to acquire a Valuable Holding on very easy terms—l 3 tip-top Farms, from 14 to 2S acres, grand rich Roll, eminently satiable for milking for town supply; only . miles from City by a good road "GLEN INNES" gives the city man on opportunity to secure a home midst charming environmeuts, where he can enjoy all tho luxuries of the country (keep his own cow. etc.l, yet be within easy reach of the 14 Sections of "GLEN INNES" face the waiters of the rnmakl. a chain road being between them and the river. These present ENCHANTING SITES for Seaside Holmes !V o.^eiST 11 fS "" K -NCErTIONALLY SAFE ONE for Children THE TERMS OF "GLEN ' INNES" are--10 per cent on the fall of the hammer 10 per cent In 3 months, balance at 5 per cent tor any time within 5 years. Plans and full particulars from .N.Z. L° AN AND _J EKrA - N "TILE £0.. T TD. Or rp jy£ANDENO TACKSON, AUCTIONEERS. CUSTOMS STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. Plins can also be obtained from Mr Tlndall on the Estate. I Property S___«l. 526 i