AUCTIONS. JgXCErTIONALLY -piNE T OT OK gOLID QAK AND tART TJIMTJ "pURNITURE. rpO-MORROW, -I -J O'CLOCK, IN* OUR ROOMS, ELLIOTT STREET. BELNG fTIHE riOMPLETE ipTURNuSHINGS OF A TyrODEIIN O-UOO-ED TOWELLING. AND. ON ACCOUNT OI? VARIOUS VENDORS:— 400 - L OTS - 400 OF QENKBAI, "p URNISH ING S. MAGNIFICENT CARVED MIRRORED SIDEBOARD (cost £35). gOLID OAK. SIDEBOARD. KJOLID OAK DINING TABLE. OOLID OAK SET OF DINING CHAIR'S. O SOLID OAK DIVAN CIIAIUS. ART RIMU SIDEBOARD, SUPKRIOH, LEATHER COUCH. WITH 2 EASY CHAIRS TO MATCH; EXTENSION DINING TABLE. CANADIAN ROCKERS, EASY CHAIRS. RATTAN WARE, RIMU DIN. CHAIR*. GRAMOPHONE AND 40 (DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS, DINNEKWARE. OLD CHINA, GLASSWARE, ».P. WARE, ORNAMENTS, PICTURES. FNN(DERS, CARPET SQUARE. RIMU P.oeIKSHELF. AXMINSTER RUGS AND MATS. AXMINSTER HALL RUNNER, HALL, STAND. iJA YARDS OF ART LINOLEUMS, W EQUAL TO NEW MAGNIFICENT OILED RIMU BEDROOM suite, with oval MIRRORS. jfi»TJ.PBRIOR OIIEVAI, BEDROOM SUITE. KJOLID MOTTLED KAITRI COMB. CHEST, SCOTCH CHEST OF DRAWERS, COMB. CnRRTS. WASHSTANDS, TOILET WARE, MIRRORS, D. ART WOOD BEDSTEADS, D. AND S. B.M. BEDSTEADS. WIRE MATTRESSES. KArOK BEDDING. COMB. BEDS, BLINDS, CURTAINS, ETC. RIMU DRESSER. CAS ORILLER, K. TABLES. CHAIRS. SAFES. 4DOZ ■MASON'S PRES. JARS. COPPER. KETTLES, SAUCEPAN'S. BATHS. K. •CROCKERY. AND SUNDRIES OF EVER I DESCRIITION.
"DICHARD I A RTnUR AND ("TO. AUCrriONTSKRS. lit "DV ORDER OF THE "PUBLIC -«-» TKK AS ADMINISTRATOR IN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS BACON (Deceased). rj-tUESDAY, QCTOBER -J r~ AT NOON. JVUNEDIN eJTRELT, j>onsonby vvtaterfront. RESIDENCE, being No. 1. Sale at Our Salerooms, Elliott Street. Property is Flagged. AND po. ~ -> TOON ' AN B r - os " ■" WILL ST-XL "' **■-■' AT THEIR CENTRAL SALE ROOMS "yicrroßiA utueet t^ast. ;pURXTTURE AND "pDRNISHINGS. ■tomorrow, rpcncsnAY, AT -J -j A.M. REMOVED TO OUR COMMODIOUS SAI.K ROOMS. QONTENTS OB* A Q - ROOMED ""OBSIDENCE. T?ED LINEN. QUILTS. BLANKETS, JJ AND CURTAINS. f\ RIMU SIDEBOARD, WITH I.BADv -"'- LIGHT CABINET, OVAL. O RIMU (DINING TABLE, 6 O. R.IMD DINING OILAIRS, with Loose Seats, and. O. Rlmu Settee to match. CARPET SQUARE, Seagram Squares nnd Rugs. WAL. OVBRMANTICL, Clock Va«es, PALM STANDS, Pictures, UP WARE, Glassware, DINNER WARE, Electric Hester, Treadle Sewing Machine, PIANO SEAT, Fender, Conl Cauldron, Seagrass Chairs, Regulator Clock, <). RIMU BOOKCASE, BOOKS, O. Riimi EncritoLre, Tea Set, TABLE COVER, 3-P[«C_ CB_STBRFIBLD SUITE, with Indep. Spring Fronts, cost £18 10/; HALL STAND, SKAT A.YD BACK, Etc., Etc
O-PIECE O. RIMU B.R. SUITE, 4FT 6IN O. RIMU BEDSTEtAD and WIJUS, Kapok Redding and Pillows, almost new OAK COMR. PAIR, OAK WARDROBE, COMB. CHESTS, Comb. Pairs. Toilet Ware, O. RIMU WARDROBE, Duchess l'_rs Chest Drawers, 4ft din Wor>d Bedsteads, DOUBLE AND SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS, Etc, Etc. T£"rTCHEN- DRESSER, MEAT SAFE, ■**■ Lea. and Cretonne Cou<— »s, Tahlew and Chairs, Enamel and Tinware, Saucepans, CROCKERY, Galv. Tubs, PORT ABLE COPPER, CABIN AND OTHER TRUNKS, W.W. COUCH AND SWAB, I_wn Mower, 60FT ALMOST NEW HOSE AND REEL. WHEELBARROW, and usual variety of Kitchen Requisites. NOTE. — RETURNED SOLDIERS will be allowF>d FIVE I_R C_NT DISCOUNT on nil Goods BOUGHT AT AUCTION. We Arrange Packing and Delivery. ATOONAJ< T>ROS., AUtTTIONBE—S. HOUSE FURNISHERS. AND VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET «AST. 5
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tyyEDNEfa'DAY "JJ-RXT, AT 12 O'CLOCK. IN TUB NEW CITY MARKETS AUCTION SAI.K OF SUPERIOR, SPECIALLY SELECTED GARDEN PLANTS AND ELEGANT SHRUBS IN BLOOM. To Meet the Favourable Weather. NOT MANY MORE SALES THIS SEASON. The list comprise*,:— T>ALMER'S Large Smooth Red Tomatoes, -*- Carter's Sunrise. Holmes Supreme, all large well grown very Lardy plants, In boxes of about 4 to 0 dozen; Kumara Plants, the red variety, grown from tubers that were grown by the old natives down the East Coast, wonderful croppers, boxes all sizes. Giant Pausles, largest ever seen all colours Imaginable. Panslcs by Gibbons of Wellington, New Marjrue.rite Daisies, Primroses, Cinerarias, Calfceul_ias (very charming flowers), Anemones, Carnations, Cyclamens (the best of all pot plants, the admiration of everybody). Delphiniums New Hybrids, Salvia for borders and bedding (most gorgeous bright red, known as bonfire) Cape Gooseberries, Ix?ttuce Plants, etc. Azaleas and Rhododendrons. Many of the above are jnst bursting Into bloom, others; just ready for transplanting. The room will be a miniature Garden of Eden, and those in quest of rob—t, healthy fast growing plants cannot do better than attend the wile. The prices are 50 per cent.Jielow what is usually paid for such sioc—•:• T T>RAID AND po., AUCTIONEERS,.. j 10
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 245, 14 October 1918, Page 6
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