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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 57, 23 February 1918, Page 7

AUCTIONS. JTEXT TTTBEK'S QALES. rJTONSOS fXARLICK pO., J TD. TyrONDAY, -J P.M. A TTRACTIVE SALE of Numerous ~A- Articles of Household Adornment and Utility at the Residence, Remuera. (See Advt.). •TUIESDAY, -| P.M. AT THE SALE ROOMS, LORNE STREET, "pURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD A- EFFECTS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. "pRIDAY, -I T.M. TVTOTOR CARS, Motor Cycles, Furniture, •AA. an _ nny (3 00( j s may come to hand. jITONDAY, jVTARCH 4 -f P.M. TMPORTANT OPENING SALE IN NEW x ADDITIONAL GROUND FLOOR PREMISES. ENTRANCE FROM QUEEN STREET, "Where All the Trams Meet." Owing to the rnpid growth of the Auctioneering Department, GROUND FLOOR PREMISES, LORNE STREET, WITH ENTRANCE FROM QUEEN STREET, will be in occupation on MONDAY, MARCH 4. QUEEN STREET BUSINESS and TRICES FOR VENDORS IN FUTURE. rpONSON r-VARLICK /""tO., T TD., ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YEARS, MAKE A SPECIALITY OF HIGH-CLASS AUCTION SALES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. WARREN BLYTH, Manager Auctioneering Department. Telephone 862. 20 "REMUERA. "DEMUEICA. ATTRACTIVE GALE OF TpURNITURE AND TTOCSEHOLD A PPOINTMENTS. J|£OXDA\"-1 P.M—"jyf"ONDAY. rpONSON Q.ARLICK JTD H iT? r .l; eerl favoured with instructions from MISS FRODSHAM. who is giving up housekeeping, to Sell at the Residence, 19. REMUERA ROAD (Close to St. Mark's Church). rpHE WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE -*- AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, comprising:— "YTALUABLE DRAWING-ROOM CARPET » SQUARE, 10 x 12; Occasional Chairs, Couches, WALNUT OVERMANTEL, Walnut Work Table. S-DAY MARBLE CLOCK. BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED FAMILY BIBLE, - VERY FINE PAIR FRENCH ENGRAVINGS, rictures. Ornaments, OAK SIDEBOARD. Leather-seated Chairs, Carpets, Hearthrugs, Fenders- and Irons, A.B.W. and Other Chairs. HALL FURNITURE. CONTENTS OF 3 BEDROOMS. VERY RARE MAHOGANY DUCHESS PAIR, comprising Marble Top Dressing Table and Washstand to match, D. and S. Bedsteads, Valuable Horsehair Mattresses, Sets Bedroom Ware, Mahogany Double-door Wardrobe. Household Linen, Blankets, Rugs, Etc., Etc. And TARGE COLLECTION OF CHINA. AA GLASSWARE, CROCKERY. FINE LOT ALUMINIUM WARE, Kitchen Safe. Cutlery. E..P. Ware, Scales and Weights, LARGE MANGLE. Wheelbarrow. Lawn Mower, Garden Tools, RUSSELL-FLET-CHER CALIFONT, IN PERFECT ORDER; Sundries in Great Variety. "ATONDAY—-I P.M.—TyTONDAY. WARREN BLYTH. Manager Auctioneering Department. 21 Q.REAT J_ TLX CALE. PRELIMINARY "VrOTIFICATION. NOTE—EVERY PICTURE OF THE FIRST COLLECTION HAS BEEN SOLD. rpHE OECOND SHIPMENT QF pAINTINGS, DV ryORLD-FAMOUS A RTISTS, TTAS A RRIVED. "A Thing of Beauty is a Joy for Ever." .rr-HE QIL pAINTINGS, fTTHE V\7ATER /COLOURS. Olft MAGNIFICENT PICTURES O-j A WILL BE ON "pREE—"pXHIBITION—"pREE. IN THE FINE GALLERIES OF TS/INKS AND JJALL'S "DUILDING, OHORTLAND OTP.EET. \*/ed. - 27*" - W- EDUNTIL mHE Q.REAT A UCTION QALE ON VA7EDNESDAY AND rpHURSDAY, TIT ARCH C* AND rj Pictures by the World's Greatest Artists, including Van Dyck, Rubens. Michael Angelo. Reynolds, Hogarth, Millnis, Romney. Toffany. Wouverman. Tenlers, Morland, Collins, R.H.A., Etc., Etc. ONE SACRED PICTURE IN THIS EXHIBITION IS ALONE WORTH A VISIT FROM EVERY ART LOVER IN THE DOMINION. This Painting was exhibited in England, and thousands flocked to view it. Its story and Its preservation will be explained to all visitors. rpHE EXHIBITION TTNDER rpilE "TiIRECTION OF M* J. M. gCHAPIEO. rpHE ART /COLLECTOR. The Auction Sale Will be conducted by WARREN BLYTH. Fine Art and General Auctioneer. 22i