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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12240, 8 April 1903, Page 8

Sales by Auction. ■ T. B. AETHUS,] [B. B. SCEATS. T HIS D AT. At 11 o'clock. OEAKEI ROAD, REMUERA. Tile Undersigned have been favoured with instructions from P. G. EICHAEDSON, ESQ. "Who is leaving- for England, To sell, AT HIS RESIDENCE, As above — .-THE -WHOLE OP HIS TTOUSEHOLD T7IURNITUEB AND "CIFFECTS. Consisting of— DBAWINGROOM- . UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, BY JOHN BRIX3MEAD AND .SON, full trichord, overstrung, iron frame. COST £110. is in splendid order and condition, being almost new: Piano Stool; HANDSOME OAK OVERMANTEL, heavy bevel plate glass; -v CHOICE COLLECTION Of VERY VALUABLE AND HANDSOME OIL PAINTINGS, STEEL ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAVURES, Etc.. well worth the attention of connoisseurs. HANDSOME BRUSSELS CARPET, had very little wear: Hearth Rug, HANDSOME MARBLE FENDER, OCTAGON CENTRE TABLE, Small Carved Tables and Stools, Wicker Table, American Platform Rocker, Plush Occasional Chairs, Easy Chairs and Couch in silk tapestry. Curtains, Bric-a-Brac, Large Number of Ornaments, etc. DINING ROOMS PIANO, BY FELLER, iron frame, etc., a first-class instrument; EXTENSION CEDAR DINING TABLE, with five extra leaves. in good order: OAK SIDEBOARD; LEATHER SUITE. 9 pieces: Butler's Tray, .uarge Whatnot, Clock. .MICROSCOPE, Ornaments, Glassware, Crocker'.'. Dinner and Tea Services, Plated Wave. Cutlery. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. STEEL ENGRAVINGS, Etc., Hand Sewing Machine, Large Hanging Lamp. HALL AND STAIRSHANDSOME HALL STAND, with marble top and mirror back; also. Two Chairs to match. Stair Carpet and Rods, Piclures. Curios, 8 tag's Head, Clock, MODEL OP STEAMER in glass case. BEDROOMS (6)— BRASS-MOUNTED D. AND S.I. "BEDSTEADS, W.W. Stretchers. W.W. Mattress. Flock and Kapok ditto. Pillows, LARGE. LOT OF BLANKETS. LINEN. TABLE LINEN. Etc.; HANDSOME OAK DUCHESS PAIR, marble top; COMBINATION CHESTS OF DRAWERS. Chest Drawer.--, Ware, Looking Glasses. Commode. Rocking Chair, BEDSIDE CUPBOARD. WARDROBE with plateglass mirror front; LARGE CUPBOARD, suitable for Linen, etc.; Clock, Ornaments, Pictures, etc. KITCHEN - Tables. Chairs, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, " Princess" Stove, Large Quantity Preserving Jars and Bottles, Sundries. YARD AND OUTSIDE— Garden Roller. Lawn Mower. Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools, Large Lot Wire Nettine, 100 POT PLANTS AND FERNS. 100 BEEHIVES. 20 HIVES OF BEES, 2 HONEY EXTRACTORS. 1 GIVAN WAX MACHINE, and a large lot of Sundries, making altogether a very complete Apiary Outfit; Large Lot of General Sundries, including Corking Machine, Grindstone, 50 Fowls. Also, at 12 o'clock, 1 Victoria Phaeton, with cushion, lamps. etc.. complete, in first-class order and condition 1 Dog Cart 1 Roadster 1 Black Buggy Horse, staunch and quiet 1 Bay Filly, by Dauphin, broken to both 'saddle and harness 1 Gent.'s English Saddle 1 Side Saddle 2 Sets Harness. Note.—As Mr. Richardson is leaving New Zealand before the end of the month, every line has to be sold, regardless of cost. 'Buses will leave Milne and Choyce's Corner, Queen-street, at 10 o'clock, going direct to the Sale. RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO. TIIOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. MONDAY, april 20. hillton, hillton, mount EDEN. choice BUILDING SITES. RESIDENCE. The Subscribers have received instructions from the Agent for the Public Trustee, to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queenstreet, on Monday, 20th inst,, at 12 o'clock, in the Estate of J. P. Hill, deceased, -j O CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, HILLTON. MOUNT EDEN. LOT 1 has 2<loft frontage to OWEN'S ROAD and 239 ft frontage to MARAMA AVENUE. with RESIDENCE and OUTBUILDINGS thereon. LOTS 2 to 11 have each 65ft frontage to MARAMA AVENUE, by about 190 ft deep. LOTS 12 and 13 have each 94ft frontage to EPSOM AVENUE, by an average depth of 164 ft. Lot 13 also fronts MARAMA , AVENUE. THESE SPLENDID SITES are quite Level. Rich Volcanic Land, healthy position, and easy of access; gas and water are laid on. PLANS IN PREPARATION. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. J. DACRE, Auctioneer. i . "■• MONDAY. APRIL 20. 40 ACRES LAND, MARAETAI. ■ For Sale by auction at our Rooms, Queenstreet, on Monday, April 20, at 12 o'clock. By order of the Agent for the Public Trustee, under the Unclaimed Lands Act, WEST PORTION LOT 33, PARISH OP >V .. MARAETAI, containing 40J acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. J. DACRE, Auctioneer. MONDAY, APRIL 27. BRICK RESIDENCE. TWO BRICK COTTAGES. BUILDING SITE. I ROKEBY-STREET. • The subscribers have received instructions from the Trustee to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 27th April, 5 at 12 o'clock, , ALU ABLE CITY FREEHOLD V PROPERTIES, Consisting of: — THAT LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE, twostoreyed, roofed with slates, containing Two Sittingrooms and 9 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, and all conveniences, erected on allotment having 50 feet frontage to EOKEBY-STREEI by 60 feet deep. Also, TWO COMFORTABLE COTTAGES, built of brick and roofed with iron, containing 6 Rooms each, with B/ithroom, having each about 40 feet frontage to ROKEBYSTREET, by 81 feet deep. Also, BUILDING ALLOTMENT, ROKEBY-STEEET, adjoining above, about 32 feet frontage by 81 feet deep. These City Properties are well situated, close to Queen-street, and are well built and in good order throughout. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. J. DACRE, Auctioneer. i - WARREN BLYTH AND Q., Auctioneers and Financial Agents, RANFDELY AUCTION ROOMS, 87 and 89. Queen-street. pOMMODIOUS, CENTRAL. »/ELL-LIT, AND yy POPULAR MART for Sale of Preperties Furniture, and Household Effects, Pianos. Plate, Pictures, Objets d'Art, < Bicycles, and Goods of • any description. Liberal Cash Advances made if required, and Account Sales Rendered immediately Goods are Sold. Bank Guarantee. Very Low Charges .i feature of our Business. : OUTDOOR SALES CONDUCTED IN MOST SATISFACTORY MANNER. Interviews Solicited. If you have an.vthing for Sale, write to or consult WARREN BLYTH AND CO., 87 i and 89. Queen-street. Telephone. 846.