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AUCTIONS. *" TJICHARD A KTHUR, T,TD. rpO-MOBROW, rpUESBAY, -J-[ O'CLOCK. IX OUR ROOMS. QUEEN STREET (OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL). Instructed by E. E. NUTT, Esq.,' who is leaving for Christchurch, mHE "pURNISHINGS OP pr TJOOMB, > Ftom No. 6, SHORTLAXD FLATS. J 3-PIECE MOQUETTE VELVET SUITE, ' BORD COTTAGE TIAXO, HANSEN OAK ORGAN (11 stops), RIMU OVAL BREAKFAST TABLE, SET OF RIMU IMXIXIJ CHAIRS. CANAD. OAK BUFFET (12 x 10). WOOL CARPET (9 x 6). TAP. CARPET, Byds RUNNER, N SEAGRASS CHAIRS. UPHOLSTERED EASY CFIAIRS, OTTOMAN' COUCH. RIMU WIRE SETTEE, RIMU SECRETAIRE, CAXAI). CHAIRS. KERBS, FENDERS. H. RUGS. DINXERWARE. CHINA GLASSWARE. CURTAINS, Etc., OAK WARDROBE, OAK CHEVAL CHEST, RIMU OVAL-MIRRORED WARDROBE, COMB. PAIRS, COMB. CHESTS, D. AND S. ART WOOD BEDSTEADS, D. AND S. IRON BED--1 STEADS, WIRE MATTRESSES, KAPOK BEDDING. 2 5-DRAWER CHESTS, TOILET MIRRORS. SET OP WARE. Etc.. K. TABLES, CHAIRS, ALUMINIUM SAUCEPANS, BATHS. KETTLES, BUCKETS. POTTS IRONS, GAS IRON, K. CROCKERY. PRES. JARS. AND A BIG ASSORTMENT OF UTENSILS. THOS B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. TJICHARD A RTHUR, T TD., WILL SELL AT CT. T UKE'S TJOAD, "jVTT. A LBERT (First tram stop past Morningside Railway (Bridge), ' WEDNESDAY -JTEXT, -pi A.M. Acting under instructions from A. MILLAR, Esq., who is removing into d smaller , bouse, THE UNDERMENTIONED ITEMS OF FURNITURE, WHICH ARE OF EXCELLENT QUALITY : 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, well upholstered, with oak* frame. 6-PIECE BLACK OAK JACOBEAN DINING SUITE. GATE-LEG AFTERNOON TEA TABLE, lower than usual. Round Occ. Table, Sideboard. 2 HANDSOME OAK BEDSTEADS, full Blze, with Wires. 2 WELL-BUILT? OAK COMBINATION CHESTS. SINGLE SIZE RIMU BEDS, COMBINATION CHESTS, LINOLEUM, HALL CURTAINS, RIMU HALL SEAT AND MIRROR. RIMU SIDEBOARD, TABLE, CANADIAN CHAIRS, COUCH, ETC. NO RESERVES. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. rpO BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON T)yEDNESDAY, gEPT. n\ 1024, AT O , P - M ' AT TEE £AND AUCTION OF JJICHAKD ARTHUR, L TD-, QUEEN STREET (Opposite Town Hall), In Conjunction With AND gON. MOUNT TpDEN. OUNT -H'DEN. FURTHER SUBDIVISION - OF THE PROPERTY OF THE LATH THOMAS PATON. THIS BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY IS SITUATED ON^ M OCNT E DEN R- OADALSO FRONTS WATLING STREET AND NEW ROAD IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION *> THROUGH THE ESTATE. THE NEW TRAMWAY EXTENSION WILL PASS THE PROPERTY. FROM THE PRESENT TERMINUS, IT IS ABOUT FIVE 'MINUTES' WALK. THE WHOLE LAND LIES WELL TO THE SUN, AND HAS AN IDEAL ASPECT. MOST OF THE SECTIONS Command MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. And are Admittedly THE FINEST SECTIONS In the MOUNT EDEN DISTRICT. _ SPECIAL -pEATURES. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS INVITED TO THE FACT THAT NO SUCH LAND IN THE VICINITY OF MOUNT EDEN CAN EVER AGAIN COME INTO THE MARKET. 6as and water, are laid on. ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLED. THE TITLE IS LAND TRANSFER. '' si ! prices'reasonable. ; EASY TERMS. Plans from •• intf "piRATER AND QOS, ESTATE AGENTS, 12, FORT STREET. • Or ■IJICHABD ' A BTHUB, T TD., : AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN STREET (Opposite Town Halt). A