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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 122, 22 May 1920, Page 8

- APCTIOHS. . L. rJIONSON Q.ARLICK /"*O., TTD L. auctioneers, valuators, etc., etc ;d queen and lome streets. Favoured ■with instructions from Varleu Vendors the above firm will Sell, at the! Rooms, F. M ONDAY -"Q AM. - J^ONDAY. in _____ QUANTITY OF GOOD CLEAN' SECOND HAND FURNITURE, comprising:— ■J SUPERIOR HALL STAND, 10 Roll* ■*- Linoleum, 1 Old English Piano < j Carpets, Slip Mats, 2 Sewing Machines, : Sideboards, Fancy and Other Chairs, : LEATHER UPHOLSTERED SEATS 6fi r LOXO, suitable for Billiard or Hair dressiug Saloons: 2 Cane Lounges, 2 smal Mlrors. Afternoon Tea Table, with Brass Top: Pictures, Frames. 3, O DUCHESS PAIRS, Comb, and Othei • ■—' Chests Drawers. Bedroom Ware, E B.M.D. Iron Bedsteads, W.W. Mattresses, 3, W.W. Stretchers, Kitchen Dresser. Aviary, ■ 3 Lawn Mowers. Garden Seat, Cabin Trunk. • Portmanteau. Preserving Jars, and General '• Kitchen Sundries. l\ . — rpONSON Q. ARLICK /to., T TD., CHAS. J. SMITH, Manager Auctioneering Department. 8 1 ' ' ' P. W. DOUGLAS. 'PHONE 898 A. 5 JJOUGLAS AND riO. T>OOKS. -DOOKS. 1 piPORTANT TO pRAFTSMEN. JMPORTANT TO A ■ ROHITECTS. I JMJPORTAnT TO TmiLDERS. JMPORTANT TO "pREEMASONS. T / yEDXESDAY— "M'BXT . — AT 22 O'CLOCK, 'A ~ C_ VR "DOOMS. Instructed by the EAJJCUTOBS In the DECEASED ESTATE of a Well-known I . AUCKLAND ARCHITECT. rpHE QOMPLETE WIND ■yALUABLE JjIBRABY FOB ABCHITECTS AND 'DUILDERS WHICH HAS ST7BMTTTED """TO AUCTION FOR MANY YEARS. ALSO, TTIS -CTALUABLE . TirASO.VIC v TjIBRARY. mHB ARCHITECTURAL BOORS Include i A- works by A. Pugin, sen., Pugln, jun., Wyatt, Papworth, Donaldson, Burdett, Becknell, Banks, Roblnsou, Tredgold, Inlgo Jones' Designs, and a Host of Others. Q VOLS. THE BUILDER. ■t X VOLS. BUILDING WORLD. OQ VOLS. CIVIL 'ENGINEERING AND ■*«' AROHITECTS. 1Q VOLS. TRANSACTIONS R.T.B.A.' A(_ VOLS. BUILDING NEWS, 1870 to * v 1898. ■pREEMASONRT— THE FREEMASON, from IS7O to 1808, bound In leather. ' MA-ONIC MAGAZINE. IST3 to 18S2. , GRAND LODGE 'REPORTS, 8 Vols. ' , PROCEEDINGS OF GRAND LODGE, 1873 to 1896. ! And many other Valuable Editions in- ' teresting SOLELY' to the craft. Also, THE« PROCEEDINGS AND TRAXSA» TIOXS OF THIS NEW ZEALAND STITUTE. from 18H to 1916. MANY OTHER RARE AND VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC WORKS. ELECTRICITY; WIRELESS, Etc., Etc. THESE BOOKS will be on VIEW on MOXDAY MORNING. -, T)OUGLAS AND pO., ALL THE TIME. AUCTIONEERS AXD LAXD SALESMEN, VICTORIA STREET EAST. 25 ■£¥M gALE BY*pTJ_LIC AUCTION. J AT Ot?R ROOMS, 5 15. SHORTLAND STREET. _ fTTUESDAY, TUNE -« AT Oi P.M. c JJEAL JJEONE J3AY. TTERNB gAT. TTERXB -DjAY. J No. 5. BELLA VISTA ROAD. OFF" nERXE* * BAY ROAD, HDRXE BAY. J MODERN BUNGALOW 'HOUSE of 0 rooms and kitchen and bathroom, h. », and c. water, p.w.c, plaster ceilings; solid . rimu doors, arch between dining and sitting- ! rooms, leadilghts and numerous fanlights j" which open; hack balcony is sunny and :•• commands elorious sea views. All built of J heart kauri, and one of the best built homes in the district. One of the special features df the property is that bathroom and p.w.c. are quite away from the living rooms and yet all under one roof, likewise washhouse (copper and tubs). Section, 96ft z 132 ft. Tarred paths.. • Property Flagged. n Further particulars on application to - J JJARROP AND TITEDLEY, IS, SHORTLAND STREET. R. F. VEALE, Auctioneer. 1 TJWJR gALE BY pUBLIC A UCTION. AT OUR ROOMS, 15, SHORTLAND STREET. -TUESDAY, TUNE -t AT <> P.M. pAKSELL XftKE-EHOLD. _ ] ITttNE BUILDING SITE, CORNS-* -lAD- E STONE ROAD AND BTHATBOED C STREET, 100 ft square. Suitable for gentleman's residence. Close to Parnell (Park. radges Bar mud a—Lmr-in- Baths. Vacant lections like this are very rare In such a neighbourhood. Fuller particulars upon application to -pTABBOP AND. TITEDLEY, 15. SHORTLAND STREET. _. F. VEALE,.Auctioneer. 3