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ATTCTIOWS. TAICHV.RD ARTHUR, TTD, WILL SELL AT ~V-0. J UCERNE T»OAD, T> EMU ERA. rpHURSDAY VEXT, AT "J -J A.M. —. WILKINSON. Esq.. who is leaving for England, has favoured us with Instructions to Sell, Withuut Reserve, TTIS TTOUSE TjU'RNTSIIIXGS. As Under :— DRAWING ROOM. — SHADOW TISSUE CHESTERFIELD AND DIVANCHAIR. CHIPPENDALE OCC. TABLE. CHIT. CHAIRS. CHIP. WRITING TABLE. SEAGRASS CHAIRS. AXMINSTER CARPET, lift Oln x 10ft 6in: SHADOW TISSUE HASSOCK. PICTURES, CASEMENT CURTAINS. DINING ROOM.—ROUNP-ENPEP EST. RIMU DINING TABLE. RIMU PINING CHAIRS. SIDEBOARD, REP VELVET CHESTERFIELD. WITH OAK 'MOUNTINGS. OVAL MIRROR. PICTURES. EASTERN SQUARE AXD RUGS. BEDROOMS. — HANDSOME BEACONSFIELD WARDROBE WITH PEDESTAL DRESSING PAIR to match. D.8..M. Bedstead. Wire and Kapok Mattress. Carpet Square. Threequarter Rimu Bed and Mattresses. Dressing Talr. Comb. Chest. Institution Beds and Mattresses, Ware. HALL AND VERANDAH.—LINOLEUM. VESTIBULE SQUARE. Art Canvas Curtains. LE ROY SLEETING COT. GREEN CANVAS BLIND. KITCHEN— KIT. TABLE. Canadian Chairs. Child's Collapsible High Chair. Gas Iron. Lino., Etc.. PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER, Garden TooLs. THOS. B. ARTHUR. j Land and Furniture Auctioneer. 15 I I

-piCHABD A RTHUR, T TD, TVRIDAY, AT -tf\ O'CLOCK. IX OUR XOOM-. ELLIOTT STREET UNDER BILL OF SALE K-SEATER ATOTOR /""AR. 30 h.p. iIOOO Model). WOULD MAKE A GOOD LIGHT LORRY. pTCHARD ARTHUR, T™.. 23 HATH YOU HAVE YOU VISITED , 1 rpHE fpAMAKI T>ARK TESTATE ' OYHE fpAMAKI "DARK TESTATE 9 Illustrated Dans are now ready, which will give yon some idea of the beauty of its surroundings. These .-an be obtained from the Auctioneers, or will be posted to any address, upon application. IE YOU .ITA/VE NOT IF YOU HAVE NOT VISITED rpHE fpAMAKI "DARK T£STATB (rpHE fpAMAKI "OARK TESTATE It will pay yon to do so at the earliest oppurtunltv. Special motor leaves Ellerslie Rail wav Station NEXT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at J. - p.m.; returning about 4.30. rpHE fpAMAKI "DARK TESTATE fpHE /pAMAKI TJARK "pSTATISituated as it is upon the slopes of Mount -Wellington, within a mile of Ellerslie Station, and very little further to the Remuera trams. Combined with the fact that the vendors are inaugurating A "V"EW "R , l* s SERVICE, 4 "V"EW "Rt" s OERVICE, i which will run in addition to the present Ellerslie-Panmure service. PROMISES TO 'BE : irpilE A ARDEX CUBURB OF AUCKLAND. WITH {"1 REAT -DROarECTIVE TTALUE. pfIEAT T>ROSPECTIVE A"ALUE. The new railway outlet, via Orakei. will pass within a yard of the estate, and the proposed site of the station is only a few minutes' walk. rpAMAKI TJARK TESTATE, /pAMAKI "DARK TESTATE, Offers Indncements to the man who is fond of LAUNCHING. YACHTING. FISiIIING. being very little distance from the beautiful Tamaki River and the Manukau Harbour. TIIE .SOIL is volcanic. Ideal for the lover of flowers ' and garden enthusiasts. TERMS:—-in Deposit, with monthly payments of £1 for 4 years. Interest at C per cent. PERSONAL NOTE FROM THE AUCTIONEER. RESERVES.—The vendors :) re so satisfied that they have SOMETHING GOOD TO OFFER, that they intend leaving the public to make their own values, giving mc a free hand to sell every section , without fixing any definite reserves. THOS. B. ARTHUR. ' -VTG.HT A UCTION. "V"IG.HT A UCTION, rpHURSDAY -piVEXIXG, "DECEMBER 16< AT P.M. " AT OUR SALE ROOMS, ELLIOTT STREET. TJICHARD A RTHUR, TTD-. LAND AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. OPLSXDID (ENGLISH) ATOTOR pAR. rr-SEATER. 16-20 H.P., newly enamelled. " ** new hood; real leather upholstered; - Zenith carburetter, Bosch masneto: 1914 _ model. Privately owned. Wire wheels, new tyres. ON VIEW, 9 A.M. JjmiDAT "JJEXT, AT OUR ROOMS, ELLIOTT STREET. TJICHARD - ARTHUR, TTD, ___,_.: -_t.fcllOX__E___. ..__. ,_ tt