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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 290, 4 December 1920, Page 8

AUCTIONS. TMPORTANT TO T"*ARMEES AND •DUILDERS. 800 - S HEETS ~ 800. "TaTEW /GALVANISED TRON. t TO BE SOLD BT PUBLIC AUCTION . TN QUR "DOOMS, "C*LLIOTT gT., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. ! rpUESDAY "fAjEXT, T")ECEMBER *** AT 11 O'CLOCK. ) 3 . gFT, *7FT, OFT, AND -J QFT T ENGTHS . QLIGUTLY "TVAMAGED BY 'Tf'ATER. J TJICHARD A RTHUR, __, TO -» ■ ' T_ ICII VRD A RTHDR > _i TD "* WILL SELL AT "TaJO. Q T UCERNE "ROAD, "OEMUERA. ' •pHTTRSDAY "*aTEXT, AT -t-l A.M. —. WILKINSON. Esq., wbo Is leaving for England, has favoured us with Instructions to Sell, Without Reserve, TTIS TTOUSE "piURNISniNGS, As Under :— DRAWING ROOM. — SHADOW TISSUE. CHESTERFIELD AND DIVAN ' CHAIR. CHIPPENDALE OCC. TARLE. CHIP. CHAIRS. CHIP. WRITING TABLE. SEAGRASS i CHAIRS. AXMINSTER CARPET. 9ft Oln x 10ft 61n; SHADOW TISSUE HASSOCK. PICTURES. CASEMENT , CURTAINS. DINING ROOM.—ROUND-ENDED EXT. RIMU DINING TABLE. RIMU DINING CHAIRS, SIDEBOARD. RED VELVET CHESTERFIELD. WITH 1 OAK MOUNTINGS. OVAL MIRROR. PICTUREB. EASTERN SQUARE AND RUGS. BEDROOMS. — HANDSOME BEACONSFIELD WARDROBE WITH PEDESTAL DRESSING PAIR to .match. ' D.B.M. Bedstead. Wire and Kapok Mattress, Carpet Square. Threequarter Rimu Tied and Mattresses, > Dressing Pair, Comb. Chest. Institution Beds and Mattresses, Ware. HALL AND VERANDAH.—LINOLEUM. VESTIBULE SQUARE. Art Canvas Curtains, LE ROY SLEEPING COT, GREEN CANVAS BLIND. KITCHEN. —KIT. TABLE. Canadian Chairs. Child's Collapsible High Chair, Gas Iron. Lino., Etc., PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER, Garden Tools. TIIOS. B. ARTHUR. Land and Furniture Auctioneer. 15 . rpAKAPUNA. rpAKAPUNA. . rpAKAPUNA. rpAKAPUNA. *f*t7ATER pRONTAGBS. -TXTATER "pRONTAGES. TT-DNE-SDAY, TJECEMBER "| X AT 7 30 PM. THE TTARBOURSIDE TESTATE HE J-J-ARBOURSIDE -t-STATE THE TTARBOURSIDE "INSTATE HF. - L - L ARROT"RSII>E INSTATE THE TTARBOURSIDE TTi'STATE HE A-STATE IS ONE OF THE PRETTIEST SUBDIVISIONS PRETTIEST SUBDIVISIONS IX THIS POPULAR SUBURB. THIS POPULAR SUBURB. SITUATED ON THE SHORES OF THE INKER HARBOUR, WITH ITS , • FRONTAGE FRINGED WITH FIXE 1 POHUTUKAWA TREES AND NATIVE BUSH, LAPPED BY THE WATERS OF THE WAITEMATA, IT .SLAKES ONE OF THE BEAUTY-SPOTS OF AUCKLAND. TRAM ,STOF (2d Section), thence down Laketown Road (now called Halsey .Street). HARBOURSIDE TESTATE, ARBOURSIDE A_STATE, HARBOURSIDE T7.-STATE, ARBOUKSIDK A-STATE, HARBOURSIDE TJ-TATE, ARBOURSIDE -**_TATE, WHERE YOU WILL BUY /G H E A P " SECTIONS /G H E A P EJECTIONS UPON T-*_SY rpER'MS. -piASY *p_RMS. Tj"ASY *JTERMS. "pASY rpERMS. X?"jn DEPOSIT: £10 in Six Months; £10 &*x\j in Twelve Months; balance three years, Six per cent. The Vendors have presented to the Borough -Council two fine Sections for Public Reserve or Park, which will, when planted and beautified, help to enhance the prospective value of this Estate. GOOD ROADS, with tarred and sanded footpaths, are in course of preparation. Plans and full particulars from A. W rj IARK . QUEEN STREET. ■RICHARD ARTHUR, T. TD. WEEK — EX STEAMER. TO BE SOLD ON OR NEAR THE WHARF— SO-000" 1 O' -t imber O f T IM,IJER " fSAWX, DRESSED. GOOD QUALITY. /GOOD QUANTITY OF SCANTLING, *-* various sizes boards, etc. . SALE—X'EXT THURSDAY, 9th INST. JTJ A pERKIXS AXD /GO. ' l .' -■ .._ .--...- '. .'. 3