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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12364, 1 December 1905, Page 12

AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK/ 60 CASES. . CASES 50 THE "MORITA" COLLECTION OF JAPANESE ART TREASURES. THE FINEST AND MOST COSTLY COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL ART TREASURES EVER SUBMITTED TO AUCTION IN NEW ZEALAND. PUBLIC EXHIBITION TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, IN THE ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. AUCTION SALE, MONDAY AMD TUESDAY NEST. 4 FEW of the Most Interesting and BeautiA ful of the Lota catalogued aTe aa follows:— Very Handsome Im*ri Jardiniere, 12 inelies high, with Stand, from St. Louis Exhibition _ ,_ Very Handsome Satsuma Vase, Warriors amd Buddha's History, 15 inches high, with stand , Silk Embroid«red Picture, on Fh"> tree," on heavy silk, hardwood frame, embroidored by Taikashi Maya, Kyoto Elegant Pink Satin Bed Spread, with embroidered chrysanthemums and birds, silk lined, and pair pillow covers to maitch , Pair Very Elegant Silk Window Curtains, white herons in tha hushes, most artistic work, showing proper Japanoe© fine arts, originally drawn by Shunkyo, worked by Niebinura, Kyoto Very Valuable Ivory Carving, Japanese Lady, with Flower Backet Very Old Satsuma Flower Vase, 16 mc*es nigh, with Stand Very Handsome Satsuma Flower Bowl, richly painted Large Imari Punch Bowl Very Handsome Silk Embroidered Kimono, silk lining Very Handsome Embroidered Hanging, flocks of domestic fowls and chickens in bamboo forest, originailly painted by •«Okio," star of artists, worked by Nis-hi-mura, Kyoto, best embroiderer in Japan Fourfold Screen, embroidered chrysanthemums and birds on black satin ground, heavy lacquered frame, gold lacquered base Beautiful Silk Embroidered Picture, Bush. River, and Monkeys, lacquered frame Silk Embroidered Picture, Lion, in hardwood frame Valuable Satsuma Vase. Autumn Scenery, with Ebonised Staud Royal Blue Sat?uma Octagonal Bowl Silk Embroidered Wall Hanging, Japamese Village on Lake, gold ground Magnificent Silk Embroidered Wall Hanging, 9ft x 7ft flock cf storks and oountry view seen through forest, the largest and one of the choicest in the collection; ori_rina_ly drawn by Tor_,_irt. worked by Nishimura, Kyoto. This took 300 days to nif-kc Very Beautiful Large Flower Vase, cherry blossom and storks, gold handles, 31 inches high Solid Silver Bowl, chrysanthemum flowers, Ebonised Stand Very Large Ivory figure, old man and child Beautiful Red Satin Table Cover, embroidored chrysanthemums and birds Embroidered Bed Cover, with parir pillow covers to match, iris on heavy silk, originally drawn by Shunkyo, worked by Nishimura, opeoially appointed purveyor to H I-J.M.'s household Pair Embroidered Window Curtains, skyblue silk, cherry blossoms, with silk lining, originally drawn by Ho tan. and worked by Ni'hirmira. Kyoto, specially appointed to H.I.J.M.'s household Embro'dered Bed Soread. chrysanthemum* on sky-blue sating and pair of pillow covets with-si'k lining Ele?«it Sat«uma V»se. Jnnanese scenes, on stand, the largest in the collection Hand-carved Hardwood Arm Chair, dragon arms and back Figure of Gr'rl with dress, umbrella and flower, height oft 6in CoT>rve!e Su-'te of Japanese Armour very old Fourfold Screen. »ilk embroidered, cheny blossom and fl-'htin-r cook*, on blue aifin PTourd, r-c»ivy lacquered frame. Fourfo'd Screen, silk embroidered, moonlirh. lake sce''e end tiger, on cream s-ifin. lacquered frame and gold lacquered base Very' Tjara-e and Handsome Bronze Vnse. wi'h raised birds «md dragons, 29 inches bi-h - ' Ma7n'fi>cnt, Imari Vase. 62 inches high, from the St. Toiiis Exposition Larsrc Cloisonne Vnse Trie on blue ground, with ebi-nised stond Very Best Si'k Fmbmide'-<>«'? Kimono, only used at a.Prince's Wedding ' .. \ ■MR' CKARLFS CLAR 1 * b°« been favoured with from Mr Kinzo MWrifa. of Kvo*.o, tho colebrn*«d Collecf-r of Tntwinese Art Treasures to SELL 1-y AUCTlON.'atthe ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILbINGS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. On MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th and sth, 50 C A S E S 50 c* the most beiutiful and varied collection of Japanese Art Goods over seen in the colonies. The most skilful workers of Japan have been laid under contribution to enable this collection to bo 3ent to Christchurch. REMEMBER! This Sale presents an unequalled opportunity for tho acquisition of tho moat exquisite works of Japamese Art. EXHIBITION—TO-DAY and TO-MORROW, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. AUCTION SALE-MONDAY and TUESDAY, at 10.30. CATALOGUES NOW READY. 5560 No. 156 CHARLES CLARK. CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE, WINDMILL, TANKS, FOWLS. DUCKS, Etc Also, FRUIT IN HALF-ACRE ORCHARD. '■jl/J-R CHARLES CLARK has received in■"X structior.s from W. Bennick Harding, Esq., who is leaiving for the North Island, to SELL BY AUCTION, At No. 28 Windmill road. Sydenham, near Railway Crossing. On FRIDAY', DECEMBER Ist, HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising—Linoleum, Axminstcr hearthrugs, wooden aud iron fire kerbs, fire brasses, marble clock, pictures, Chesterfield couch, basket easy chairs, Austrian chairs, occasional tables and chairs, extension dining table and cover, drawing-room cabinet, lace curtains, ornaments. Japanese overmantel, kauri sideboard, numbsr of books, chests' drawers, double brass-mounted iron Italian bed*tend, w.w. mattressen. rimu duchesse chests, marble top and other wishs'.ands sets toilet ware, w.w. f4rretchera. single iron bedsteads, eheffonicr bockcase. dinner service, hall stand, kitchen utensils, two 400 gallon tanks. Dnnks's windmill, with piping and stand, about 250 fruit cases, lawn mower, Buff Orpington fowls, ducks and ducklings, do£ kennel, garden tools, mangle, ladies' bicycle, go-cart, etc. Also, The Fruit, when ready for picking, ii the orchard at back of house, containing about § acre of trees in full bearing comprising cherries, plums, peaches, prars and apples. Sale at 11 o'clock. No. 150 CHARLES R. CLARK. 6559 . Auctioneer. C. R. WILSON. WILSON'S POPULAR YARDS. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. CI OVERNMENT LEASEHOLD, 3J Acres, T 6-rcoiced House, all necessary outbuildings, orchard, fowl runs, cow sheds; rent Ss 7d week. Price Goodwill, with all improvements, £115. CHOICE PROPERTY, 2 Acres Land, nice 6-roomed House sad outbuildings, stables, cow sheds, pigsty**, fowlhcuses, and orchard, • miles from city. Only £650; terms. TWO POULTRY FARMS, up-to-date, containing 10 acres each, with House accommodation for 1000 fo.vls each, with 4 and 5-roomed Houses and outbuildings. The above are splendid and worth inspection. Terms can be aerranged. Further particulars a-splr to C. R. WILSON. 6* oß Auctioneer and Agent.