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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11843, 21 December 1901, Page 8

. pniiiiiiiiiii ■ i iiMi.w.i iiimiiiii J in, ■ a a 11,1 nit Sa es by Auction. : ' JANUARY AND IJIUESDATv JANUARY fj valuable grand pianoforte :': .'■". BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH 'OIL PAINTINGS PERSIAN CARPETS INDIAN BR4.SSWORK AND BRONZES CHINA AND BRIC-A-BRAO ESCRITOIRE BOOK CASE ypnTT. CEDAR, AND MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS SPORTING LIBRARY BREECH-LOADING gun. express RIFLE I DINING TABLE, DINING CHAIRS •LADY'S RALEIGH BICYCLE CRYSTAL GLASS, FIRST-CLASS PLATED WARE HOUSE AND TABLE LINEN ; SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT " WAPITI," EPSOU rhe subscribers have received instructions from MAJOR GEORGE, ■ to Sell by auction at "Wapiti,'' Epsom, on Monday and Tuesday, 6tb and 7th January, at 11 o'clock, tt; whole of HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ■. Consisting of-' Consisting ©i—' Valuable Grand Pianoforte, in beautiful '■•■■■■ ebony case, powerful and brilliant tone Persian and other Carpets, Tapestry and Per PI " Chairs. Rattan .Chairs, and r Lounge Black-and-gold Whatnots, Mirror Brackets, . Rare Skin Bugs, Fancy Tables ' > Marble Fenders, Fire Brasses, Brass-moun-ted Coal Box . Indian Brass Bowls and Vases, Vases, Jardinieres, and China Pric-a-Brao Black-and-gold Chair in worked satin. Curtains. ■ OIL PAINTINGS. ■' F„rnr>n " bv Domett, a beautiful copy of " E the P celebrated. picture in . South . Kensington Collection . « . '"The Sultana," by Domett, a grand picture : „ , „ . f Cooper's Hill" and "Windsor,' by Heeman ' . . „ "After Sport" and "A Sharp Look-out, by Armfield. ; . , „ , *' The Roadside Patriarch," by Hulme. - Several Other Choice Paintings by Cele- ; brated English Artists. Artists' Proofs after Calderon Engravings, Photogravures, Oleos. Mottled Kauri Escritoire Book Case Valuable Double-barrelled B.L. Gun and case, by Mortimer . > Express Rifle in case, by ReiUy ' Morocco Couch and Easy Chairs | ' Sporting Library, includng Australian and New Zealand Stud Books, and about Sporting ol pictures, Marble Clock, Copy ■ Hau r !uuid and Chairs, Carpet Squares. Bicycle, Games, Verandah Large Rimu Sideboard, with plate-glass Cedar Sideboard, Mottled Kauri Sideboard • pending Dining Table, 6 Mahogany and -* • 6 Rimu Dining Chairs in leather CUT CRYSTAL GLASSWARE . " PLATED WARE, of all kinds, including a lot of Elkington's Best Goods . House and Table Linen ' - Dinner Service, China Tea Sets ' Japanese Bronzes, Japanese c*on& ana • .»(. .4 . stand ' ' V • Rimu a and Mottled Kauri Canopy Bed- .:.. & • steads, Iron • Bedsteads. _ - Spring ■' and Other Mattresses, iioddmg. - Wardrobes (with plate. _■ glass ! , v fronts),' Duchess Pairs, Ware, Mottled . Kauri, Rimu. and _ travelling. Chosts v*' * " ' Drawers; Mottled Kauri Combination ' " Chest Drawers. Linen Press, Mirrors. Marble Top Washstands. Mottled Kauri : V , Bedside Cupboard. Linen Bassets, Cur- * tains, Wicker Chairs,' Rattan Lounge and Chairs, 2 Hand Sewing Machines (Wertheim) Kitchen Utensils, American Steel Sauce-. Or<£S St< c£na. Moulds. Cake Tins, Mangle, Dresser, Preserving Pan i Large Gas Stove , ■ ■ Dairy Utensils. Wringers and Tubs . Garden Double Roller, Lawn Mowers, Gar- . den and Carpenter's Tools, Garden •- a«nio Marouee. Timber, Fowls, Pot

Plants. J Catalogues on Application. ] TEEMS: CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. ] SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, -^Auctioneers. . . MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. t V dwellinghouse, ARAWA-STREET. The subscribers will sell by auction, at their - Booms, Queen-street, on Monday, 23rd December, at 12 o'clock, i A RAWA-STREET-Part Allotments 1121 and , A 119, Section 3," having about 60 feet to 'Axawa-street by 103 feet deep, with LARGE DWELLIN OP SEVEN ' ROOMS erected thereon: well built, with slate root; ■well situated, close to Khyber Pass Road. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. J. DACRE, Auctioneer. I. B. ABTHUE.] t B - n - SCEATS ' MONDAY NEXT, 12 o'Clock. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. The -undersigned will sell, at their Mart, Queen-street, ■ mHE BALANCE OF . CONSIGNMENT, i X On Accounts of Whom it May Concern. 300 PAIRS BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, TENNIS SHOES, ETC. Also, in Deceased Estate, 200 ASSORTED BOOKS. GENT.'S SILVER WATCH. _ . • RICH. ARTHUR AND CO. ' THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. JIRIDAY. JANUARY £4, At 2 p.m. Sharp. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, . gAMUEL AILE AND gONS Have been favoured with instructions from • C. A. HARRIS, ESQ.. who is leaving for Europe, to-sell by auction, . ' gT. QELIEES ay ' The Following Choice Properties in # this In- , , , creasingly Popular Suburb:— : Lot i.—HOUSE 6 ROOMS, with stable and t. : : buggyhouse in Cliff-Road. Over 2 V\ ?■ acres: of land, surrounded by roads. "Very. fine views. Lot 2.—COTTAGE of 4 rooms (and two more partly < finished); stable, buggy house, etc. Large allotment with extensive frontages to Polygon and Vale Roads. Lot 3.—THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SITE at St. • - : Heliers, containing about three acres, in Cliff Road. Very charming site for a summer residence, gpien- ! , did sea view. -Lot 4 THE AVENUE and Sylvia Road. Very ' ' , fine block of 6i acres. Streets on all • sides. . ■ . . H Lot S.—POLYGON - AND VALE ROADS. Good site of nearly- 41 acres, almost surrounded .. by roads. - Excellent ■ ' view ■ - , Lot MAIN ROAD TO AUCKLAND and J- Sylvia Road. : (Splendid block of 10 acres. Lot 7.—CORNER OF CLIFF and Springcombe Roads.- nearly ■; an acre, .commanding f-,7 , i ".a grand view of harbour; elevated .■ 1 Bituation. ■ ' ■ ■ ■■ ■■ REGULAR FERRY AND 'BUS SERVICE. ' . TERMS: One-third cash: balance for 5 * „ * /ears at 5 per cent., ror if house to the value • ' V 2L. ° deposit is completed within six months W& - V. hJS? afl&te of Sale, the deposit . will be re- ■ a,'.' turned and 5 per cent, interest : charged on "■ i - 'tv. S purchase money. * ' rirtJaVi v 7O re the only large lots that can : SSb^r eU in the vicinity of the wharf IbjK yAILE AND QONS, S|j||. Larftl and. Estate Auctioneers, Qucta-street.