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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9718, 14 January 1895, Page 8

Sales by Auction. AXXHC3 TOOMAN.] ' [THOMAS NEILL. THIS DAY, At Eleven o'Clock. OK THE PREMISES, ORIENTAL HOTEL,QUEEN- STREET. Valuable household FURNITURE, FITTINGS AND EFFECTS. WITHOUT EES EE YE. ARTHUR TOO MAN & CO., fiave be«a favoured with instruction? to sell, withoat reserve, as above, on account of the building being pulled down, THE WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE X AND EFFECTS, Consisting — DRAWING, DINING, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, GAS FITTINGS. COUNTERS, AND, BAR FITTINGS. ALL IX EXCELLENT CONDITION. DBA WING First-class Piano, Horsehair Suite. Black seJ «oM Mirror, Carpet, Bua*. Feeder and Ir. a, Oval lalajd Tables, Bracket.-, and Oraixa«ats. DINING-ROOM— Two large Dining Tables. Round Table sad Carer. Sidebaard, Walnut Marbleop Cfcitfonier. Urge Kick and Gold Mirror, Pictures. Brackets and Drapes, Ornaments, Linoleum, Fender and Irons, Pictures. Couch and Dinwt-rootn Chairs, Gstlejy, Silver and pisledware, Table Liarn. etc. fiAX].S, Xos. 1 and 2—Oilcloth, Pictures. Brackets, Umbrella Siazids, Ornaments, and Gas Chandeliers. PARLOURS, Xos- 1, £, and SHorsehair and Cretonne-co red Coaches and Chairs, Austrian Berstwcic-d Chairs, Linoleum, Carpets, Rues. Mats, lectures. Brackets and Drapes, Fen lers and Lw, Curtains stad Poles, InlaM G;-al and other Table-, Mirrors, and Gas Chandeliers and Brackets. BEDROOMS—SingIe and Doable Brass and other Bedsteads. Spring, Wire, usd other Mattresses, W*ih>iar.ds and Ware. Wardrobes, l>ressicg Tabids Curtain* and Poles, Venetian and otter Rliads, Carpets. Rags .Mats, Bedroom l.in-n Gas Fitticffs, Pkiaxes, etc.. etc. KITCHEN—Good Cookiac Ranse, Tables, Cmboards. Crcvierj, Enamelled Sink, and Cooking Utensils. BAR—Large Valuable Counter and Bar in??. Door aid Bar Screens, Chairs, ■ Linoleum, Chandeliers, two Beer Engines, let Chest, etc., etc. BILLIARD-ROOM—IS Armchairs (Cane Bottoms), Oilcloth, Mirrors, Pierares, Gas Fittings, etc. THE WHOLE IN GOOD CONDITION AND WITHOUT RESERVE. ARTHUR TOOMAN £ CO., Auctioneers. | THIS DAY, | At Eleven o'Clock. i ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, j At the Premises, Fort street. lately in the occupa- j tion of the At! is Totacco Company. 3L 4 CO., f» CASES SOFA SPRINGS 2-7 V* (Daly Paid ; all core or less in square sliihtly damacedl GABRIEL LEWIS &. CO. Have received instructions to sell the above by Public Auction To-day (Monday), 14th instant, at ">1 o'clock, on the premises, Fort-street. TERMS: N'ETT CASH. MONDAY, JANUARY 23, At Twelve o'Clock. EA L STATE g LE. MESSRS. GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. Hare been instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Auckland to sell, it their Man, Queen-street, on the above date, ffBE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERJL TIES : SALE LOT I—All that Piece of Land, being Lot 17 of a subdivision of Allotment 36, Section 2, Piiish of Takapona, situate in Victoria Raid, Devocport. 17 feet by 222, with the substantial Dweliinpbonse thereon erected, subject however to a Jirst mortgage of iUSUti. SALE LOT 2-All that Piece of LanJ, being part of Allotment 9, Section 2, Parish of Tak.pana, with a frontage to FlasstaS Raid of 15 fee: by 154 feet, with the Dwellinghoose thereon erected. AH that Pec* of Land situated in the Pati«h of Takapuna, containing by admeasurement SI acres 1 rood and 10 perches, be jag Allot- j meat 211 of the said Parish. /fcese properties are now flagged. Use, at the same time, by order of Trustees, to close up Trust Estate?. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, Which are for absolute sale : Allotments £7, £3, and 63, of Block A of the ssibdiTi-ioa of Allotment 3, Section 1, Tatapmo, known as VLtoria Park, with ! frontage to Princes street of 1" feet by 132 \ feet 5 inches. • Lets Xcs. 25 and 38, of the ff-ibdrrisios into Lots I of Allotment 'A, Parish of Takapam, « ] feet by 200 feet. Th.s subdivision is known | as Allendale (Northcote Di -trict). Lots i and 5, and part of Lot 5, of Section I, of j the Subdivision of Allotments 22 by • > ?t, of Section 2, Parish of Takapuna, with front- ! age to Ana street, Devonfort, of (fJ feet by | 155 feet 6 inches, with the two Cottages { thereon erected This property is situated close to Devonport vrturt, 'South-eastern portion of Allotment 121, Parish of Taararca, County of >iarsden, containing 40 acres. Also, all that piece of Land containing about 52 acres, being Lots Nos. 3 and 4, of the subdivision of Allotment 23, Parish of Waikomiti, County of Eden. i fit particulars, etc., apply to the Auctioneers THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1595. At Twelve o'Cloclt Noon. TO CLOSE TRUST ACCOUNT. fh« undersigned have received instructions from Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co., as Trustees', to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, in the City of Auckland, on the above date, at twelve o'clock noon, 1/1/1 OSTRICHES, JL JL JL Consisting of— OLD BIRDS: 49 Mala Birds; S3 Female Birds THREE-YEAR-OLD BIRDS - 3 Male Birds: 7 Female Birds TWO OLD BIRDS : 25 Male Birds ; 27 Female Birds ALL IX PLUMAGE. And CHICKS now toned and being hatched. The Birds are now upon Whit ford Park Farm, turanea Creek, near Auckland, where they may be inspected at any time prior to the sale upon the production of written permission to new signed by the Aociioneeis. GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. Auctioneers, Queen-street, Auckland, BAKER BROS, Will auction on Monday, January 21, at 12 noon, WOOD-STREET (Comes- of Renallstreet) —A one-storey Verandah six-roomea House, on land 58ft lOin by 110; laid out in garden and fruit trees. COSTLKY AND GEORGE-STREETS—A fourroomed House, with iron roof, 2 fires, wash-house with chimney, etc ; land 105 by 162 by 99, and three Sections. D -STREET, off St. Mary's Road—Four rooms and scuUeiy, two fires, shed, verandah, etc.; land 33 by 110. * OLIPHANT . STREET — Three Verandah 4roomed Cottages, each with scuilery, city water, and 2 fireplaces. As a whole or separately. Terms, say, one-third cash, balance as may be arranged. I>UBLIN-STEEET o-roomed Houses, each with bow window, verandahs, 3 fires, and washbouse ; land 66 by 100. DEVONPOKT—Part of Lot 18, corner of Bond and Rutland Roads, R-islyn. PaPAKURA— acres, part of Clendon's Grant. ARTHUR'S MART. Established 1859. RICHARD ARTHUR, Commission Salesman, Auctioneer, Land and General Agent, &c. Strictly a Commission Business only. This week's sales by auction, as so far arranged:— TUESDAY, Noon, at Mart—Poultry, Fruit, Prodace, Groceries, etc. THURSDAY, 11 a.m., at the Mart—Clearing out Balance of Stock from Suburban Store : Glass, China, and Earthenware. Fancy Goods, etc. Also—Balance of Bankrupt Stock of General Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Second-hand Clothing. IBIBAY, 11 a.m., at the Mart, Market Day Auction Market—Poultry, Pigs, Fruit, Dairy Farm and Garden Products, Groceries, etc. SPECIAL NOTICE.—On Monday, 21st, at 11 o'clock a.m., a Sale of Freehold Properties in the Estate of the late Mr. George Graham: Chapel-itreet, near the harbour, a good Dwelling House and large allotment; Lome-street, near Queen-street, three Cottages and allotments. WAN T KD —Bacon and Hams, First-class Cheese. Onions, Fruit of all kinds, well-assorted and fOI^SALE PRIVATELY, at Auction PricesPotatoes, Maize, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Bran, shares, Corned Butter, Canterbury large Hams and Bacon, Tea, Peel, Ducks, Portable Boiler, Cooking Range, Hall Stand; First-class Fruit Farm near the city; a pflfcd Sum at Jflaosapai. » ; ' ... . -• . •