.',., .''..'Sales by Auction- »■—— — _ ...... ~ .- •, ■■~.„-.■:■'-.. "•■•! - ,- —» — —"" — ™. "'. , '*' ' THIS DAY, - ■ '""" ; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, ' ':<.':■ '%';•■' 'At 2 p.m. sharp, • CAMUEL TTAILE AND; QONS _>ei" Samuel Voile, Auctioneer) will sell by auction, at the Land Sale Booms, 9?, QueenStreet „ ./ ,•-, , ? DWELLINGS: TDONSONBY. "y : -- } y piTY, TITOUNT TDOSKILL. CJHELLY -OEACH T?o' FINE FAMILY RESIDENCE. Hn ROOMS and Bathroom; verandah, three LIU sides; hot and cold water; gas everywhere; electric bells and other conveniences; large wash-house, fixed tabs; and other outbuildings; large section. 66ft frontage to Shelly Beach Road, and 39ft to Percival Parade, by a through depth of 200 ft. Good view. Everything in good order. Terms: One-third cash, balance five years, at 5 per cent. Also. TO-ELSON-STEEET, riITY. VERY CENTRAL POSITION. ViOOD HOUSE of 6 rooms; scullery and IjT cellar; cupboard, etc.; wash-house, with boiler. The whole Property is m good order, inside and out. Near corner of Cookitreet. Also, TIfOUNT -pOSRTLL. PLEASANT SUBURBAN HOME. iT>ATrEESON ROAD—House of 7 rooms: X bath, scullery, storeroom, wash-house, coalhoase. etc.: all in good order. Allotment, 65ft by 201 ft; level, volcanic soil. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. Land and Estate Auctioneers. 95, Queenstreet, Auckland. »———— —*~ ' THIS DAY. ' THE HAYMAEKET. For Bale bv auction at the Haymarket This Day, at 12 noon, f~HE WELL-KNOWN CROSS-COUNTRY J. HORSES TALLY-HO AND CRONJE, with engagements. Pedigrees at sale. UPSTANDING BAY '. GELDING.. Byrs; splendid hack, good fencer, quiet and staunch. EOAN GELDING, Tyre, by MuskapeerSua, by Evergreen a splendid lady's hack. BAY GELDING. syrs old, by Sir Daniel out of a Parthenopeous Mare; sound, quiet, and good hack ( BROWN GELDING, 3 years old, by Retrenchment; good hack, quiet, and sound 3 REALLY GOOD HACKS and BUGGY HORSES; can be recommended. 1 QUIET, BOYS' PONY, with trial. Also, at 11 a.m.. 100 SACKS DUN OATS, without reserve 10CWT RESTORINE CALF FEED, without reserve 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT HORSE, sound and staunch, from Tuakau 1 HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDING, 7yrs, by Salisbury's Pride, from Mangere 2 DRAUGHT MARES 6 ACTIVE YOUNG HORSES, from the King Country ' 2 HEAVY GOOD COLTS, from Opotiki 112 HACKS and LIGHT HORSES, from East Coast. MAIZE. BRAN. SHARPS, OATS, CHAFF, HAY, AND STRAW CARTS. BUGGIES. SULKIES, SADDLERY AND HARNESS. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. THIS DAY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. For sale bv auction at oui Rooms. Queenstreet, This Day. at 11 o'clock, .TTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Consisting of— Dining Tables. Carpets. Linoleum Rattan Chairs and Lounge Fenders and Irons. Pictures Ornaments, Loo Tables Mantel Mirror, Hall Stand Austrian Chairs. Venetian Blinds Couches, Rugs, Cheffonier, Arm Chairs, Crockery. Glassware , Double and Single Brass Mounted Bedsteads Wire and Han Mattresses Bedding. Washstands, and Ware Chests Drawers __ i,„ 4 „„j a Duchess Dressing Tables and Washstands Mirrors, Curtains, Lamps, Safes Kitchen Utensils, etc. . . Singer's High Arm Treadle Sewing Machine Venetian Blinds. Cheffonier, Glass Case ""Comb. C. Drawers, Fender and Irons C. Drawers. Butter Box, Mangle. Also, Aviary. Store Trucks, Stoves Ranges and Grates, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. Auctioneers. IHOS. B. AETHTIK.] [B. B. SCEATS. THIS DAY. At 11 o'clock. ARTHUR'S MART. •TIT ARRET DAY SALE. 11 o'clock-POULTRY-Good Assortment. 12 o'clock—FßUlT— in Season—Gooseberries, Loquats. Lemons, etc. To be followed by Heavy Supplies Fresh-cut Vegetables, 5 Tons New Kidneys and Shepherds, Table Potatoes, Kumaraa, etc. etc. 130-DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE. Bulk Honey. _, , Prize Cochins and Guinea Fowls. 2 Sacks Oats. Without Reserve. TERMS-CASH BEFORE DELIVERY, RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer, ■ ' 0. ABTHUB.3 [J- GOEBIB. THIS DAY. At 11 o'Clock. DURHAM-STREET. /T> OULT RY. at 11 o'clock, 11.30—PRODUCE— Vegetables, 100 bags New Potatoes, Kidneys, and Shepherds. DAIRY PRODUCE—Farmers' Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Hams, Tins Tea. J o'clock— IN SEASON— Grapes, Tomatoes, Loquats, etc. MART-DURHAM-STREET. ARTHUR & GORRIE. C. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. •a ■■—~. THIS DAY, Commencing at 1 p.m. RANFURLY AUCTION ROOMS. ENLARGED AND RENOVATED. fTTSUAL WEEKLY BICYCLE SALE. After Above, - FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. etc.— Piano (by Waldmann), 1 Piano (by Spencer), both splendid instruments, very little used: Leather Suite, 2 T.S. Machines. 1 Organ, 2 Harmoniums, D. and S.I. Bedsteads, W.W. Mattresses, Stretchers and Beddings, Leather Couch, Whatnot, Buggy Whips, Tables, Chairs, Washstands and \_are, Lawn Mower, Theodolite, Camera. Sundries of fill kinds. Also, r 600 VOLUMES ASSORTED BOOKS GOLD CHAIN AND PENDANT NEW AND S.H. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc. At 1 p.m., sharp. First-class Working Ferret. ENTRIES INVITED of Bicycles, Furniture. &nd Goods of any description, ui to time of 821 6- WARREN BLYTH AND CO.. Auctioneers and Financial Agents. EANFURLY AUCTION ROOMS. ENLARGED AND RENOVATED. The Popular Mart for Sales of FURNITURE. PIANOS, BICYCLES, SEWINGMACHINES. PLATE. JEWELLERY. DRAPERY AND GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION, liberal Advance, Made. Prompt Account . Sales Rendered. Outdoor and Every Description of Sales Conducted. Very Low Charges. Bank Guarantee. Interviews Solicited. Telephone 846. ._.. WARREN BLYTH & CO.. Auctioneers and Financial Agents . ] 87 and 89, Queen-street,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11537, 23 November 1900, Page 8
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