AUCTIONS. P. W. DOUGLAS. "PHONE 898 A LEONE," 2.8, WYNYABD STREET IOFF GRAFTON ROAD). TO CONNOISSEURS AND OTHERS. TTTGHLY ' A TTRACTIVE gALE. T\OL"GLAS AND pO., ALL THE TIME, (rer LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer). Favoured with instructions from ARTHUR BACH, Esq., who has sold his property, the undersigned will Sell on mQL'BSDAY—"jyrAY -J X— rpHURSDAY, AT 10.30 AM rpHE ryHOLE OF TTIS TTALUABLE TTOUSE -pt'RNISHINGS AND TyLEXISHMEXTS, Including A COLLECTION OF ANTIQI"E CURIOS, GLASSWARE, PICTURES AND CHOICE CHINAWARE. Many pieces dated from 1002, probably the Itarest Collection of Us kind in New Zealand. Full Particulars lv Later Issue. TIIE ABOVE AUTISTIC COLLECTION WILL HE ON VIEW MONDAY, MAY 12, From 7..10 till 0.30 in the Evening. "pyOUGLAS AND i~to., ALL THE TIMK. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET EAST. 4 . TJAYMOM) QIIEATH WILL SELL M ONDAY, M AY 5. AT "I O NOON". AT TIIE RESIDENCE, \|'T. OT. JOHN \ VENUE, TL?PSOM, Instructed by Trofessor Jarman, who is leaving for America, OUPERIOU TTOUSEHOLD TTHIRNTSUINGS. , SEVEN BOOMS COMPLETE, ; Including:— MUSIC ROOM.—MAGNIFICENT RECIL STEIN HORIZONTAL SALON GRAND • PIANO (worth over £200), O.R. Music Cabi- ; net Hi drawers). 2 Music Stands, half-size Violin. 2 Rows and Case. Lady's Desk, Tft . • SADDLEBAG CHESTERFIELD. 1 E. | : Chair. C Cover. I.GE. INDIAN CARPET I SQUARE. Oce. Tables (Piano will bo sold ' at 2 o'clock). DINING ROOM.-O.K. Ex. Table, I MASSIVE O.K. CHESTERFIELD. Sft O.R Bookcase and Desk e-omblned. O.K. • Honk Stand. O.K. SMOKERS' CIIAIHS. ' O.K. Dining Chairs. Massive O.K. Palm ' Stand. Jardinieres, INDIAN CARPET ' SQUARE. Oak Bookstand. Solid Copper, C. Scuttle, Steel Engraving (Marcus Stoin-i. Culb-rv. Table-. Ortiann-nts. :i PERSIAN " IUGS (hand-niadel, Lady's Stand Work- • basket, HOOKS. 2 Sets Fire Irons. 2 dog ' Crates. MONARCH TYPEWRITER iprac- ' licallv new. In first class order), liolf Clubs, ■ 2 Golf Hags. Croquet Mallets. Tenuis Racquets, (.'upper Cake Stand. Plctur»«. HALL. —AX. HALL RUNNER, 33ft. O.R. Hall Stand. Palm Table, Bookcase, P.a rometer. BEDROOM I—HANDSOME D.O.R. BEDROOM SUITE-. P.a.-k and Side- Mirrors. O.R. WARDROKES, Oval Mirror Front. Medicine Chest. O.R. CHILD'S COT. Towel Stand, O.R. Chest of Drawers, WILTON CARPET SQUARE. - TJEDROOMS 2 AND 3 .". O.R. SINGLE XX BEDSTEADS. Wire Woves. Kapok. - LINOLEUMS, Bedside Hugs. :l He-dslde Tables. AX CARPET RUNNER II."ifl», 1 Lge. Wardrobe, U.R. I>. Table, mirror back. V "OUEAKFAST ROOM AND KITCHEN XJ ETTE—2 Lge. Dining Tables. Firei gn.-ird. Fire Rug. Ilanclsome Clock. Spring Couch, LINOLEUM. 10ft hv 12ft. CUT i I.FRY. Glassware. TEA SET. DINING ' SFT. ALCMINICM WARE. Salter's Spring Balance. Gas Iron. Canadian Chairs. Enamel Ware. 1 J-P. PONY PItE.MO CAMERA. 2 Small Cameras. PhotographicAccessories. /""VUTSIDE.—Meat Safe, Wringer. Step • " Ladder. Gnr-len and Carpenter Tools. Zinc P.ath. LAWN MOWER, Grindstone. Clothes Horse. Clothes Basket, Tin Trunk. Boy's Trolley. , ORDER OF SALE. — Outside. Breakfast *' Room. >"usic Room, Dining Room, Hull, Bedrooms. COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF SEVEN ROOM.-c. EVERYTHING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER. This Sale is recommended to Buyers. -RAYMOND QUEATH, r - AUCTIONEER. 14, SHORTLAND STREET. 1 T EONARD QOAKLEY. LATE OF WALKER AND COAKLEY. AT HIS ROOMS, HIGH STREET, mUESDAY, AT -11 A.M. .1, pONTENTS OF -tJIX "OOOMS, ,' )r FROM REMUERA. jj Including:— PIANO. Upright Grand, over '►""> strung and under dnmpcr; iv perfcel order. 04K EXTENSION TABLE, 6 OAK CHAIRS. OR SIDEROARD, 1-Piece O.R. BED . ROOM SUITE: best of Wires ant v ' Kapoks; Comb. Pairs, Etc., Etc. (h Also. TjMVE "ROOMS, " FROM TAKAPUNA FULL DETAILS IN MONDAY'S "STAR.' ,"G AND AT -JO; QA SHARr. BM.-VNCE OF GOODS LEFT OVEI FROM MR. CRITTENDEN'S SALt LAST THURSDAY. COAKLEY WILL SELL IT. •' D J EONARD QOAKLEY. AUCTIONEER AXD VALUER. •Phone 2235. I FRIDAY, ]y£AY Q AT 2 O'CLOCK. IT rpORRANCE QTREET, I'll FIVE MINITES FROM GREENWOOD"! CORNER, EPSOM. m I»pVNDEXO JACKSON, Instructed by MR. F. SINCLAIR YATE (acting on behalf of the Owner), will Se by Public Auction, nt their Rooms, Cm teims Street East, on above date. CHARMING HOME, comprising Thoi onghlv Well-built House Seven Room 3 (24 by 14.' 13 by 14. 13 by 12. 14 by l; 12 by 12. etc. I, with all conveniences; bull *~* iv wardrobes, linen press, porcelain batl callfont, p.w.c, etc. ; standing on Valuabl *""■ Freehold Level. Volcanic Allotment. 80 b 102 ft. planted with fruit trees and rose Five minutes fro mtr.ims. tY, I rroperly Flagged. ict, all yjsir ggA fr A SDP AI B ' JN ASSOCIATION'S BtJTTBB VAJ C DaDrwi Bnttm In City u4 «Q*nxt» DftUl
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 105, 3 May 1919, Page 9
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