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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 138, 13 June 1922, Page 6

AUCTIONS. "DICHARD A RTHUR, T TD. I WILL SELL, ■ AT KING'S WHARF AT KING'S WHARF j (Immediately Behind the Freezing Works), Acting under instructions from tin* Auck land Electric Cower Board. WITHOUT RESERVE. WITHOUT RESERVE. rpo-MoKKOW. VK7EDNWSD AY, AT "J "1 A.M. A BOLT 00.000 GOOD SECONDHAND xx- BRICKS, iv lots. ABOUT 1000 SHEETS GAL. IRON, In lots io suit. LARGE QUANTITY OF DOORS. SASHES. IRON FRAME SASHES, with wire-netted Glass. DOUBLE DOORS. Etc. THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. 7 TJICHARD A RTHUR. T 'TD. AT 40. LUCERNE ROAD. REMUERA 4(i. LUCERNE ROAD, REMUERA. First Road on Left past Tram Terminus. ] irpHURSDAY "V-EXT. AT -I-I A.M. S. X S. TIPPING. ESQ., who has sold the property. has favoured us with Instructions to Sell, THE WHOLE OF HIS FINE OAK FURNISHINGS. SPENCER PIANO. 2 DAIRY COWS. LIVING ROOM. — SPENCER PIANO. Particularly Fine Oak Dining Suite Including MASSIVE EXT. DINING TABLE. SIDEBOARD. 8 DINING CHAIRS, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE ihorsehalr stuffed and well sprung!: DIVAN CHAIR, RD. OAK GATELEG TABLE (suitable for breakfast room or small flat). 2 BEST QUAL. MOHAIR TABLE COVERS (one very large, cover a . billiard table!. PICTURES. ORNAMENTS. COPPER KERB AND COALBOX, LARGE SIZE ALL-WOOL INDIAN" CARPET. HALL — AXMINSTER VESTIBULE SQUARE AX. RUNNER, MONK'S BENCH, SMALL RD. GATELEG TABLE. CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE. best quality. embossed; VELVET HALL CURTAINS. BEDROOMS. — SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE. OAK WARDROBE. OAK DOUBLE BEDS. COMBINATION CHESTS. RIMU WARDROBE, RIMU COMBINATION CHEST, 2 TWIN WOOD BEDS AND WIRES. TOILET WARE, CURTAINS, PERSIAN CARPET. AXMINSTER CARPET. BDR. SCOTCH CHEST, INSTITUTION" BED. BREAKFAST ROOM.—RIMU EXT. DIN". ING TABLE B.W. CHAIRS, CARI'ET SWEEPER. OUTSIDE. — WHEELBARROW. GRINDSTONE, TIMBER. FENCING POSTS. WIRE, GARDEN TOOLS. DAIRY.-18GAL. WOLSELEY SEPARATOR, equal to new; CHURN. JERSEYSHORTHORN HEIFER. first calf, good milker, very quiet, tine house cow: JERSEY (Brindle). splendid dalrv cow, very heavy milker, third calf:" .TER-SEY'-SHORTHORN HEIFER. about four months old. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. 31 P. W. Douglas.) fPhone 89SA. TV-LOLAS AND ,/~10. "DARE AND TfALUABLE \XAORI /IURIOS. Instructed by MR. G. MORGAN, we will f*el! lIIS MAORI CARVI'N-GS AND OPRIOS, HIS MAORI CARVINGS AND CURIOS. HIS MAORI CARVINGS AND CURIOS. WITHOUT RE-SERVE. THIS UNIQUE COLLECTION was originally the Property of the lute C. E. ■NELSON. Whakareworewa. and many or the pieces would be well known In Collectors. IN OCT. ROOM."-, •JVUKSDAY TVpXT. JUNE 20 AT -t QA O'CLOCK. JADE M-BRu-j iONKWAi. WnALEBONM MERES ,'KOTIAKE PARAOA). WAR CANOE BALER (TATA). WAKA HUIA. PATUKI FLUTE iPIi" TOT.NO). IKU TANGATA ifor serving human tleshi. PAROH!" TO Xl KINGARINGAS (handles for axesi. STONR CARVING**. MOA'S EGG (broken!. GUE.ENSTOC.E BATTLE AXE TIIKI HOKOUPU. WHALEBONE HAMMER AND ("HISFTL. MAORI IDOL ATUA. STONE AXES. BEAUTIFULLY CARVED AND INLAID PADDLE. 2 TAURAPA STERN POSTS PO- POU CARVED SLAB FROM MAORI HOUSE ivery old). TAIAHAS. TEWHATEWnA CARVED WALKING STICKS. COLLECTION OF POLISHED AND CARVED KAURI GUM. IN SHOWCASES. AND OTHER RARE AND GENUINE PIECES. Also. AUSTRALIAN BOOMERANGS. SPEARS KNOBKERRIES. BULL ROARER (SPEAR THROWER. EGYPTIAN MUMMY. AND CURIOS FROM C.V- i LO'N. JAVA. Etc. I THUS VALUABLE COL-LECTION" WILLBEI •SOLD ABSOLUTELY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. : T-VOUGLAS AND /-iO—A_i. THE TIMEAUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. j VICTORIA STREET EAST. 17 I