Sales by Auction. Si ARTHUR. J J. P. BUDDLE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, AfcN/on. ' WYNYARD AND DOMAIN STREETS. - SUPERIOR PIANOFORTE, HOUSE* HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, POULTRY, &o. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. Campbell (who Is about to make his Northcota residence hi* home) to sell by publto auction at his residence, corner of Wypyard and Domain streets, on Monday next, at twelve o'clock noon, A PORTION of His Household Furniture ■ and Effects, a Superior Pianoforte in Walnut Case by A. H. frrauzKe, Leipslg, Rimu Loo Table, Turkish Lounge, Mirror, Superior Engravings, Occasional Chairs, Kancy and Work Tables. Cornice Poles, Curtains, Carpet;, Skin Rug, Oilcloth, Mats, Ha 1 Table, Barometer, Square tables, iieutwood Cane Chairs, Cane Easy Chairs, Matting, Filter, Fenders, Fireirons, Books, Cupboard, Iron Bedsteads, Spring and other Mattresses, Chests Drawers, Toilet Tables, Marble-slab Looking Glass, Washsiands, Toilet Sets, Commode. Timepiece under Glass Shade, Sundries. Poultry—a few Good Fowls. Terms— before Delivery, On view morning of the day of Sale. R. ARTHUR] [J. F. BUDDLK. MONDAY, 19th INST., 11 o'Clock. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. JEWELLERY, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS, TELESCOPE, OIL PAINTINGS. THEODOLITE, CLOTHING. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Hare been instructed by Mr. J. Levy, of the London Loan Office, to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen-itreet, on Monday neit, at eleven o'clock, A LARGE AND VARIED LOT OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: Diamond Gold, and Silver liingr. Gold and silver Watches, Ali.erts, Brooches, Lockets, Studs, bracelets. Pipes, Electroplated Ware, Gun, Flute, Clarionette, Cornet, Sewing Machine, Telescope, Theodolite, eexUnt, Flrid Glasies, Books, farpenters" i oola, Oil Paintings, and an Assortment of good Second-hand Clothing. Terms : Cash before delivery. R. ARTHUR.] [J. F. BDDDLS, - TUESDAY, 11 a.m. GREAT NORTH ROAD, STOCK OFGKOOEUIKS. OILMEN'S STOKES, PROVISIONS, ETi'., SHOP AND OAS ITI'INGS SCALKS, WEIGHING MACHINE, HORSH,, SADDLKS. ETC. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Qavs been favoured with instructions from the Trustees of 1. W. Russell's Estate to sell by public auc lon on the premiss. Great North Road, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, a m. rpHE STuCK IN TRADE OF GROI. CERIKS, Oilmen's Stores, Provisions, CounterScales and Weights Avery's Platform Scales and Weight#, Class Butter Case, Show Glumes, Truck, Ladder, Canisters, Scoops, ate.. Shop Fittings, 'J Counters, 18 Drawers, 12 Bins, Shelves, Desk, etc., Gas' Fittings, 19 Burners, etc, Chandelier, Horse, Saddles, etc. Terms—Cash before Delivery. R. ARTHUR.] [J. F. BUDDLE, WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 21, At Eleven o'Clock, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. ; ARTHUR & BUDDLE Will sell by auction at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday neit, December SI, unuer Instructions from S. a. Asher, of Melbourne Pawnbroklng Company, Market-street (off Cook-street; AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Ob' UNHEDKEMED PLEDGES. JEWELLERY AND WATCHES. ISSS— July, 4030, Gold Ring : August, 446!), Gild Ring ; October, 5005, Silver Necklet; November, 5077, Silver Bracelet and Silver Locke'.; 5C83, - liver C ain ; 5081, Diamond King ; December, 61.">0, SHEL Watch and <iold Albert; 0229, i-old l.in<? ; 6322. (Silver Watch and Gold Albert 1887—January. 6504. SH Watch, Silver chain, aad Pendents : l ebruary, 6179, SH »> atch and Greenstone ; 6363, Lady'» Gold Albert; 6701. Gold King ; March. 6870, Lady's Silver Watch ; 1923, Gold Pi- (quart*); April. 6981, Lady's Watch and Silver Albert ; May, 7-11, pair Gold Earrings (greenstone): 7068, Gold Ring ; 7076, Silver Charms; 7203, Gold Locket; 7286. Patent Lever Watch; 7287, SHEL Watch (Ro.hsrhami and Gold Albert; 7145,0F silver Watch (Benson); 7190, Gold King ; 7179, Gold Locket anil Gold Necklet,; 7317, SHtCL Watch; 7322, 6 Silver Alberts and Set Gold Studs; 7326. s*HKL Watch and Gold Albert; 7271, Gold Signet Ring; 729 i. Gold Ring and Gold Keepers ; Match, 9415, SHKL Watch; 6783, Jot Necklet; May, 7331, --liver Locket and Necklet: 73362. two Silver Brooches; 7349 2 Silver Bracelets ; 7857, Good Brooch , and Earrings; 7363, Diamond and Uuby King; 73 5, Gold Ring, 3 saris ; June, 7355, OKSKL watch ; 7360, Gold Cross and Go d Neoklst; 7366,2 Silver Watches and silver chain ; 7375, aH *■ a tea ana Silver Albert; 7,283 Gold Keyless Watch and Gold Albert; 7393. Silver Lever Watch; 7400, SH Watch and Chain ; 7409, Gold Keeper; 7408, silver rnglisb Lever Watch; 7435, Gold Earrings, pearls ; 7448, OfS Watch ; 7447, OF Watch. PLATED WARE, GUNS, SUNDRY ARTICLES. ' 1885—August, 2361, Ten Oleographs; 291, Let Oleographs. November, 6014, Superior' Saddle; 4738, B\t TeapotDecember—6l6s, Photographer's Lena ; 6345. OB Quo ; 6221, Plated Teapot. 1887— 6594, Biscuit Barrel. January—644o, Superior OB Gun ; &IM, Carbine; 64/3. Gaiv.nic Battery. February—6Bl3, Cornet; 6338. Family Bible; 6548, Family Bible, brass bound; 7223. >>ound Table ; 729*, Perambulator; 7295, Kit Carpenter's Tools; 7800, Walnut Writing Desk ; 2nd— Sliver Plated Mugs, Tablespoons, D Spoons, Forks, 3Gold Rings, Silver Chains, and Silver Bracelet; 672!, Gilt Card Basket; 6745, Portmanteau and Contents ; 6753, Book. March — 6921, Book ; 6778. Lot Paint Uruthes, etc. ; 12fch — 6809, Sewing Msch'nc; 215t—9711, Treadle Sewing Machine (Wartbelm); 0321, Marble Clock; 693.', Rook ; 690 , Book ; 6932, 01.l China Teapot and Gate ; 6997, Superior Violin. April—697o, Gent's Dressing Casj J 6933, a G Concertina, 24 keys ; 7007, Large Gilt frame Oleograph: 0998, Wool Picture ; 6971, Pair Cut Glass Decanters ; 6963, Pair S'lver Plated flower Standi. May—7lß3, BooS ; 7115, 4 Books; 7040, Punch ; 7205, Gsnt's Ores ing 1 'use ; 6621, 2 Pictures ; 7144, Hate.i Cruet; 7339, 2 P.ci;oloe ; 6b95, Banjo; 7088, SP Tea and Coffee Service ; 7378, Pistol, Powder Mask, etc; 66V8, banjo ; 6693, Lot Cabernet's Tools ; also, Books, Musical Instruments, Desks, Ac., Sc. CLOTHING, DRESS PIECES, LINEN. August, 1326, 5 Sheets ; 6668, Skirt: November. 6930, hilk Lustre Lress ; 7-50, Dress; December, 8164, Suit Clothes. 1887—January, 8588, French Merino Dress Piece, Remnant Silk, Lot Lining, etc. ; March, 95£.9, Superior liiack Cloth Coat and Tweed Trousers and Vest; 9795, Superior Tweed Suit; April 7, Suit Clothes ; 32, Lar<o Laruliswool Table Cloth ; 100. Blsok Diagoi.ai Coat and Tweed Overcoat; May, 6.126, Tweed Coat anil Macintosh, patent ventilators ; 0538, Boy's Tweed suit and Slilrt; 6923, 8 Dresses and Child's Cloak; £931 Overcoat; 6838, Boys' Flannel .-nit; 6403, Coat, Vest, and Serge Jumper; 6903, Lady's Macintosh', 6700, Twill Sheets and Children's Clothing ; 8720, Indian Worked Babies' Robes and Gowns; 8003,11 Babies' Gowns and sheet®; June, 7014, Skirt, black silk; 7050, 12 Pieces Children's Clothing ; 7028, Dolman ; 7089.12 Yards Cashmere ; 7041, Bbck i loth Coat, new ; 7072. Tweed Coat; 7 80, Blue Silk Dress; 7293. 16 Yards Black Lustre; 72 iB, 10 Yards Sateen; 7113, Velvet Jacket; 7619, Skirt, pink silk; 7219, Dolman ; 7286, 18 Piece* Baby Clothing ; 7493, Summer Overcoat, Dress, and Skirt. July: 7568, Boy's Suit ;75 5, Black Clot ! Coat and Tr Msera ; • 7565, 3 flannel Shirts ; 7628, 7 Pair Lainbswool Drawers ; 7n23, "'lack Worsted Suit, etc.; 7565, Beaded Jacket; 7773, Tweed Trousers and Vest ; 7958, 3 Flannel Shirts and 7 Men's Shirts ; 7727, 4 Dresses, 1 2 V. sts ; 6328, 3 Linen Sheets. August: 8326. Sheets, etc.; 8228, Opera Cloak and 2 Fan*; 8323, 8 Diaper 'J ablecloths, 4 Nightdresses, Quilts, Sheets, etc.; 8371. Superior Tweed Overcoat ; 8201, Lambjwool Tablecloth and White do; 8002, Blue Merge Dress and about 300 Lota Rugs, Blanket*, Sheets, Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing, etc., in clean good condition. B. ARTHUR.] v |J. F. BCDDLE* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, At Eleven o'Clook. BOOKS! BOOKS 11 BOOKS! J! 1000 VOLUMES. Suitable for XMAS PRESENTS. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have' received instructions to sell by public suction, . on THURSDAY next, at eleven o'clock, at their Mart (furniture department) a large selection of -VfEW BOOKS, _L™ ' Comprising— i Art Journals, Standard Works on Theology, History and Science; a Choice Selection of the Poets ; a large and varied Lot. suitable for Family and School .Libraries ; Fiction, Fairy Talcs, and Si number ol hundsomely-boand Scrap Albums. CATALOGUES ON MONDAY. R. ARTHUR.] fa" I". BUDDLE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, At Eleven o'Clock. B1 ORDER Of THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASEHOLD, CITY. (CORNER OF CUSTOM AND ALBERT-STREETS.) ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auotlon (by order Of the Registrar Supreme Court) at their House. I and. and Estate Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Saturday, the 24th instant, at eleven o'clock, • ; ALLOTMENT No.'" 82 of the Harbour r\ Board Leaseholds, having 40 feet frontage to Albert-street, and 110 feet to Customs-street, together with the buildings tuereon erected, the property of Mr. Thomas inglii. . Further particulars on application to the Austin** , eeri. ' '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8928, 17 December 1887, Page 8
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