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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 7

AUCTIONS. TTIGHLY \ TTRACTIVE saLe7 ■piRST-CLASS "CMJRNISHINGS, gOOKS, QHINA, JTVTC, "t/\ H.P. I JjVCGLISH Q A^UTO MOBILE, IyjOTOR QYCLE, 3i H..P. J>ROS. AT 15 Jt^ 80 * 1 AVENUE, j (Take Epsom or Onehunga Car to Epsom Avenue, thenre two minutes.) yyEDNES.DAY -j^-EXT. AT -j -1 .A.M., PROMiPT. Favoured with Instructions from H. BURR, __ T i- S< 2-- w bo has Sold his Property, JJIS gjUPERIOR -pURNITURB. TjTORNISHIXGS, AND /GENERAL A PPOINTMENTS. AS UNDER:— "PVININGROOM — UtPRIGHT GRANT" ■*S PIANO. BY OH ALLEN AND SON (LOXDONi. 0 English Oak Dining Chairs and 2 Carvers. 2 TAPESTRY DIVAN OH AIRS, Morris Chairs. Din. Table. New Home DROPHEAD SRW-ING MACHINE Book Stand, and 25 VOLUMES ENCYCLu- | , I " A 'i DIA BRITANiXICA (latest edition.. FIRST-CLASS AXMINSTER RUGS Tarestry Table Cover, STEEL ENGRAVINGS LINOLEUMS. O.K. Kerb and Coal Vase. ■DINM.R SET. Tea Set, and Quantity of China and Glassware. T>RAWIN(;i;OOM-TWO FIRST-CLASS **-' DIVAN CHAIRS, upholstered in Tapestry, CHIPPENDALE Al\1) Oak FANCY CHAIRS. ENGLISH OAK 'FANCY TABLE. SOLID COPPER KERB, WITH IRONS ANT) POGS. complete: ALMOST NEW AXMINSTER CARPET, 13ft 61n by 12ft; Cretonne Easy Chair. Valuable Old" Paintings. PAIR LARGE DOULTON VASES 4 DOULTON AMD WKDGWdOD FANCY JUGS. Larffi" DOULTON FL-AMBE BOWL, Knyal Doultmi t'ard Receiver FANCY CUSHIONS. Water Colour Paintings Curtains and Poles throughout. Oak Stii-k Stand, 'DOULTOX SALAD BOWL, SET OF THREE BIATE DOULTON SALADS, and Full List of First-class China aud GlassBEDROOMS — ENGLISH WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, of 6 Pieces iby Maples aud Son. lxindon). cost TOgns; Wood Bedstead and Box Spring Mattress. Knpok Mattress. First-class Blankets. Sheets. Quilts. Almost New WILTOiX CARPET. Four-fold Screen. O.R. Comb. Chests. Toilet Ware. BOX OTTOMAN. WITH LOOSE COVER. 2 Institution 'Bedsteads, complete, ART SQUARE. Curtains. Poles. O.R. ! Pedestal Cupboard, Pictures, Wire Woven j Stretcher. AXIMINSTER RUGS. HALL.— IOY'DS SI?FER, AXMINSTER RUNNER. ENGLISH OAK HALLSTAND. Mohair Slip Mais. Bookshelf and 80 Volumes of Books. Palm Stands. . KITCHEN AND YARD—SOLID BRASS IRES. PAN. First-clnss EXAM, and ALUM. Cooking Utensils, Miucer. and Full List of General Kitchen Gear, Cutlery. Etc.. WRINGER. GARDEN HOSE. Large List HARDEN TOOLS, LAWN MOWER, Step 'Ladder, 2 AUTOMATIC FOWL FEEDERS, ■Carpet Sweeper. Carriage I-amp. BLACKSMITH'S ANVIL, and General Assortment of CARPENTER'S TOOLS, Stocks aud Dies. Etc. Also. 9 WELL-BRED INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS. AT 12 .NOON. -1 O H.P. ENGLISH A.C. 3-SEATER ■Lv AUTOMOBILE. Eiseman ignition. Zenith carburetter. 5 Saiikey Steel Wheels, new tyres and tubes throughout. spare tubes, and full set tools U'an thoroughly recommend!, and ONE L.M.C. MOTOR CYCLE. 3J H.P.. 2 SPEED. In very good order; recently overhauled. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVES. -XTOONAN "gROS. AUCTIONEERS. HOUSE FURNISHERS, AND VALUERS. VICTORIA STREET EAST. 0 TjiNGLISH CUNBEAM -jVrOTOR QAR. At A UCTION TJOOMS. -pRIDAY "Vj-EXT, "J P.M. I K-SEATER. 12-16 h.p.. recently painted and \O overhauled, new tyres, o interchangei aide wire wheels, accessories, etc. Everything in splendid order. Any inspection aud a trial given. "Coakley Will Sell It." T EONARD /^OAKLEY. AUCTIONEER. 'Phone 2235. HIGH STREET. 6 ■pROPERTY AND T^URNITURE. UNDER THE HAMMER. ON THE GROUND, TT7EDNESDAY, A PRIL Q AT -I P.M. VV jtjl i TDISHOP .QTREET. TpPSOM, (Take cars to Greenwood's Corner.) THAT COMPACT S-ROOMED BUNGALOW, with every convenience: gas fires, porcelain bath, califont. fitted in cupboards, washhand basin, copper set in, septic tank. LARGE SECTION, fowl run, | ptc. Easy Terms. ; Afterwards — rpHE TXrHOLE OF THE TTOUSEHOLD TpURNISHINGS AND "pFFECTS. " COAKLEY WILL SELL IT." T EONARD ipiOAKLEY, Li Iv AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. HIGH STREET. 'PHONE 2235. 8 "PRELIMINARY A NNOUNCEMENT. /GIGANTIC AUCTION pLEARAXCE OF QCBUBBAX "DESIDENCES. SECTIONS, /COTTAGES. T^ARMLET, -pURNISHINGS AND .QTOCK. T EONARD pOAKLEY. AT HIS SALE ROOMS. HIGH STREET. Favoured with instructions, and in conjnnctlon with MR. M. J. SHEEHAN. Snieeton's Bulldlnps. ou account of MR. SCAINEY. Church Road. Epsom, who is I leaving New Zfalanrl by rhe s.s. Mnktira I on her next trip, will sell. AT AN EARLY DATE. AT HIS SALE ROOMS. HIGH STREET. TTIS yEKY T-vESIRABI.E PROPERTIES. Including— 4 COTTAGES, heart of Newmarket: PICTURE THEATRE at ParneU: Section i top Wairiki Road, Mt. Eden: Section, [nonunion Road: IS* Acres. Magnificent I.nml at Three Kings: Suburban Residence, Mauukau Road. AndHIS (SUPERIOR TJRIVATE >O X TJEPIDENCE. (Situated at Church Road. Epsnm: nearly Two- thirds Acre Land.) I Afterwards, at the Residence, I On a later date to be arranged. HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. COSTLY ENGLISH PIANO. :; JerseyShorthorii Cows, a Heifers, Trap. Horse. Harness. Etc.. Etc. FULL DETAILS LATER. T EONARD nOAKLEY, (LATE WALKER AND COAKLEY), • AUCTIONEER. 'PHONE 2235. 0 I