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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 301, 18 December 1917, Page 8

AUCTIONS. TO-ST ]?«D TESTATE, TO-ST T£ND JJISTATB, TTERNH "DAY H ERN_ gAY TXTAIKRFRONT. -TK7ATERFRONT. WINDING-UP SALE OF SECTIONS IN THIS TJEAUTIFUL VyATERFRONT TESTATE. •VfIGHT A UCTION. ; -JsTIGHT A UCTION. Of! SECTIONS, comprising beautiful harOvr bour frontages, and level grassed home sites, will bo sold. npO-MORROW (WED.), T)EC. -|Q AT S (P.M. PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE. PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE. ! QAMUEL -yAILE AND QONS, T TD., Have received instructions to Sell by Auction at their Auction Mart. 87, Queen St.. on above date, the balance of this Estntc. The Owners have decided TO WIND UP THIS ESTATE, and will SELL EVERY LOT. EASY TERMS ! f3O DEPOSIT. EASY TERMS ! £10 DEPOSIT. EASY TERMS ! £10 DEPOSIT. THE LAST CITY HARBOUR i FRONTAGES. I BEAUTIFUL GRASSED HOME SITES. MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. SEVEN MINUTES TO HERNE BAY TRAMS. "VTIGHT -vriGHT AUCTION. fpO-MORROW (WED.), T)EC. -t Q AT 8 P.M. PLANS FROM QAMUEL "yAILE AND OONS, T TD., S7, QUEEN STREET. 42 •VTOUNT T?DEN TJUNGALOW. TO BE SACRIFICED. mO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), s> T.M. QAMUEL "yAILE AND QONS, T. T D., Will Sell hy Public Auction at their Rooms,

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND UP-TO-DATI BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, bathroom i pantry, etc.; built nnder 3 years, oiled rlmi finish, . Eternlte ceilings, pore, bath am basin, h.p. range, h. and c. water, attache! washhou6e, c. and t.'s; Section about 50£t b; ir.Oft, fronting QUEEN'S AVENUE, al . nicely laid out. Only about s.nin wall frein Dominion Road terminus. Owner ha: purchased a farm, and Is prepa-ed to sel this at a GREAT SACRIFICE. Good term i given. * ,/~OROMANDEL. ' fnO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), O P-M QAMUEL yAILE AND J TD Have been instructed by the Publl , Trustee, as administrator of the cst:it of Mary Ann Kneebone (deceased), to se! by Public Auction at their Rooms, 87 '' Queen Street — HOUSE ot, B..rooms, on section, froptl. TRAMWAY ROAD; COROMAN DBt ; and containing _ roods, being allotment 11 ' Kapanga Township., Conditions,. of sal ' »ay be seen st Office of Auction—r*. 4

mO-MORROW, AT -J-j, O'CLOCK, £500-S TOCK -£SOO ! HIGH-CLASS p OCERIES, T>ATENT jyjTEDICINES, AND TT ARDWARH. MR A. H. THOMAS, whose lea.se la expiring, has favoured us with instructions to Sell, on the premises, DICHMOND A VENUE (1 Minute from Grey Lynn Tram Terminus), rnHE WHOLE OF HIS UP-TO-DATE A. CJTOCK OF /-GROCERIES, Which is Well Assorted and aU of the Very Best Quality. (NO OLD STOCK), TTARDWARE AND rtROCKERY. PLANT Consists? of 6mall SECURITY FIREPROOF SAFE. Glass Showcases, COUNTER-CASES, ICE CHEST PLATFORM SCALES, Steelyards, DELIVERY CART, HORSE, HARNESS. ORDER OF 6ALB: 11 a.m.: Plant and Fittings; to be folio wed by Stock, which wIU be sold in lines to suit all buyers. /"HKISTMAS SUPPLIES AT A UCTION DRICES, NO RESERVE. ON THURSDAY, AT 11 A.M. SUPERIOR HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Including VERY FINE PIANO, GLA_SFRONTED BOOKCASE <wlth writing slide, cost £1S), SIDEBOARD, LINOLEUMS, BEDROOM FURNISHINGS KITCHEN REQUISITES, NEW STANDARD MANGLE, Etc., all Equal to New. JJICHARD A RTUUR AND p«. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. # _ IS N° 13, BPOAOw-AY. ■J^7_W__.R___. rpO-MORROW, AT -JJ O'CLOCK. WE WILL SELL, • Under instructions from MESSRS F. TAYLOR AND CO., who are retiring from -business, rpHE \-y-HOLE OF rpHEIR QTOCK OF TftURNITURE AND T7UJHNISHINGS, j WITHOUT RESERVE. LOUNGE, BOX OTTO- _>' MANS, LEATHER DININGROOM SUITE, SIDEiiOARD. VELVET DIVAN CHAIR 6, 30 CANADIAN CHAIRS, FOLDING DRAUGHT SCREENS, WARDROBES, 4ft 61n by | 3ft ART BEDS, WIRE MATTRESSES, FIRST QUALITY KAPOK MATTRESSES (all sires), OAK COT, OAK 4ft 61ri RED, HEARTHRUGS. SLIP MATS, MATTING PICTURES, BLANKETS, PILLOWWICKER I'RAM. 200 Y,DS BLIND HOLLAND. *<VrV SATEENS, UPHOLSTERER'S SUNDRIES, CURTAIN POLES. JJRESSER, DINNERWARE, E.P. WARE. RICHARD ARTHUR AND po, AUCTIONEERS _Nl> VALUERS. <v 39