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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11872, 25 January 1902, Page 8

Sales by Auction. >'■'' " FOE SALE. - THIS DAY. , ■• ':■■</?■■ '■ 10.30 a.m. ■/:;■■■'. . ' i?EUIT SALEPeaches, Pears, Plums, Apr] . I. cats. Grapes, Tomatoes, and Apples. HALfc AND PERKINS. ' v.- , < . . - ; ■• .■ : IRONMONGERY. ; . IRONMONGERY. • ■"- • THIS DAY, at 2.30 p.m. vHALL AND PERKINS. favoured with instructions from Messrs. Cos lett and Sous, who are giving up the Iron monkery Department, will sell by publi< auction, " THE • .WHOLE OP THEIR STOCK \ JL;• comprising:— . Ware, En ame ■ Ware, Clocks. Fenders, Fire Irons, Bedsteads Carpenter's Tools, Saws, Planes, and a fall in ▼entory of Furnishings of every description, too numerous 1.0 particularise. Also, the Large Plato-glass Window and Frames, Window Fittings, Drawers, etc., etc. SALE COMMENCES AT 2.30 P.M. PROMPT , TO-DAY (SATURDAY). EOBT. HALL, Auctioneer. - . TO-DAY, at 30.30. JAS. C A HILL AND CO. Will sell by auction, /An CASES PLUMS, APPLES, PEAKS, ifcUU PEACHES, GRAPES, Etc., Etc. F. N. CHALLIS, Auctioneer, * , —- MONDAY NEXT, At 11 o'clock. , BIRKENHEAD. BIRKENHEAD. ' J. JONES ' '; . . Has been instructed by the Official Assignee to sell by public auction on the Premises, at Birkenhead THE STOCK and plant In the BANKRUPT ESTATE OF W. F. SWIFT, : i . Consisting of BAKERS' AND GROCERS' STOCK. Groceries, Scales, Weights, Large Iron Safe, 300 dozen Eggs, in barrels. Etc., Etc., a3 per Stock Sheets. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. TERMS CASH. ' J. JONES, Auctioneer, Victoria and Lome Streets. ' rpHURSDAY, JANUARY At 11 o'clock. BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MRS. S. JAGGEE. i'_ ' ; . ' ; ' , : AT " PINE HOUSE." Corner of Carlton Gore and Park Roads. . E OBERT QHARLES QARR Has received instructions to sell on Thursday, the 30th in3t., at 11 o'clock, IJVHE JpiRST-OLASS JJOUBEHOLD I 'j. JjIUENITUKE. Etc. DRAWINGEOOM— . * ■ Ebony Semi-grand PIANO, by Chiekering, a splendid instrument; Rosewood Inlaid • Drawing-room Suite of 7 pieces, upholi stered in silk;" Reception Chair; WALL .MIRROR, VENETIAN FRAME; 2 Pairs ' , V Maroon and Gold Silk Curtains satin borders, 2 Pairs Lace Curtains, Inlaid Table, White Mat, Ornamental Plaque, Vase, Cushions and Cover, Overmantel, " etc., etc. ••••■ ~ CONSERVATORY- , Mi-ror, Venetian Frame. HALL- - " • Two Alabaster Vases and pedestals; 2 Vases, 6 Door Slips, 2 Pair 3 Plain Crimson Chenille Curtains, Hall Carpet, Door Mat, and Rods. 2 Japanese Fly Screens, 1 Pair Chenille Curtains, etc. Morning ROOM— Carpet, Brass Fender, Irons, etc.. Overman- . Tel, 1 Pair Alabaster Vases, Suite of 5 pieces, Oval Occasional Table, Envelope Card Table, Rosewood Inlaid Cabinet, .. Curtain Poles. Ornaments, etc., etc. DININGROOM— •'. Mahogany Diningroom Suite, 7 pieces, upholstered in' Morocco; Mahogany Dining Table. ■ six legs, • elliptic er ds., 16ft; Ma- . " : . hogany Sideboard, Cupboard in back, curved pailils and bevelled plate; Mahogany Overmantel, to match sideboard; . Brussels Carpet. Fruit Bowl, Liqueur . ■ Stand. Velvet Pile Curtains, Sot of three i- V ; Epergnes (plated and glass), 4 Decanters, Pair Very Handsome Vases, Brass Fender and Irons, Fairy Lamp, Centre Can- • delabra, 2 dozen Plated Knives. Cream Jug, Claret Jug, Tray and Glasses, In- " laid Bowl, eto X STUDY— Carpet and Hearth Rug, Book Case, Writing Table, Easy Chair, Pictures, etc. BREAKFASTROOM — Carpet Square. Hearth Rug, Fender and Irons, Sideboard, Chairs, Musical Clock, Table and Cover, Lamp, etc.,. etc. BILL! OOM— First-class Billiard Table, fittings com- •: plete, b' - Bennett; Piano, by Hcrold, and , Stool. Linoleum. Chains, Fonder, Coal Scuttle, eto., etc;. BEDROOM- • Very Handsome Inlaid Bedroom Suite, complete with bedstead, 9 pieces; Mattress .- . and Pillows. Table, 4 Pairs Chenille Curtains, 3 Pairs of Lace Curtains, Chamber Ware, 2 Rocking Chairs, Splash Mat, etc., etc. 0 ...... BEDROOMS, Nos. 2, 3, and 4Suite of Walnut, 3 pieces each; Wire and Hair Mattresses; Carpet, Chairs, Cur- ; ' tains, etc., etc. BEDROOM. No. 5Iron Bedstead; Wiro, Hair, and Kapok Mattresses; Pillows, Dressing Table, Chest Drawer?, Chairs, Fender, Rug, etc., etc. ' ' i CONTENTS of Balcony. Sido and 1 ' Back v nails. Dressing Rooms. Kitchen, Pan- 1 try, Two Servants' Bsdrooms, Wash- >! , House, Garden Tools, etc.. etc., etc. Catalogues Ready. ... The Furniture can be inspected on 'iUESr DAY. the 29th, from 11 to 4 o'clock, and oil ] Morning of Sale. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1 At li o'Clock, ! CALIFONT, STOVE. FURNITURE, ETC., ETC., ETC. "LOGAN BANK." JERMYN-STREET. ROBERT CHARLES CARE Will sell on the Premises, Jermyn-stroet, at 11 o'clock on Monday. February 3, BEDSTEADS. CALIFONT, STOVE, CHAIRS, Fruit Jars, Carpets, Couches, Pictures, Carpenter's Bench, otc.. etc., etc. Chest Drawers, Fender and Irons. —— — c TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, t At 12 o'clock. ■ t BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. £ file undersigned will oiler by auction at his Mart, Queen-street. Auckland, on Tuesday, » t ". ', iay , of February, 1902, at the hour of 12 o clock noon, rpHAT ELIGIBLE SECTION ON Till-, 1 -*• MACNU ROAD, close to the Township ( of Whangarei, part of Raumanga No. 2. containing 3 acres, and being portion of Lot 7 and known as Robertson's. I,and Transfer Title. On tho property are Buildings, etc.. Insured for £80, a Lime Kiln in working order, and a splendid supply of Limestone. The ~ Lime is <of unsurpassed finality. 1 Particulars and Conditions of Sale at tho Oiuco of tho Auctioneer. ROBERT CHARLES CARE. WARREN BLxTH AND CO., ' * T- : ; Auctioneers and Financial Agents, r . HAN FURLY AUCTION ROOMS, v ' '' 87 awl 89. Queen-street. "X ; CENTRAL, IA.C-LIT. AND • «m/i SpIULAR MART for Sale of Furniture Housohda Effects. Pianos, Plato. Picirt ' Bicycles, and Goods of rmi.in ? n \ Liberal Cash Advances izrs't 5i5£5- ,Lr V?* : and" Account Sales Ren- " '• Onart. l y r Goods l ar<3 Sold. Bank