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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12601, 27 June 1904, Page 8

Steles by Auction. __ JTSTABJ TYLYTH AT QTJHBN-FTBEET, ripi>DAT— -I p.m. - nno-DAT. GBEAir OPPORTUNITY FOR HAWKERS, STOREKEEPERS. AM) THE GENERAL PUBLIC. /IBEAT OALE. By Ordter of the (Consignee. Our Sale will be Conducted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE£7OO WORTH OF, NEW WINTER 3s>7UU DRAPERY. «*n r»T?v« i rvr, THS of All-wool Faced C.oto.s. Stay Basks. H»berda»liery worth 655. BARGAINS FOB ALL. DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND OCR LIGHTNING POM» *££(:TIoNEE3ING sale. TO-DAY (MONDAY), at 1 p.m. jWTABBEN' gLYTH AND £0.. General Auctioneers and Outdoor 8», £7 and 69. Queen-street. Tel. 846.

. ,„nvcl [E. A. PERKINS. -A. Q*T JJABKET. THIS LAY. At 11 a.m. sharp. „,_ ..«_ IMPORTANT TO LADIES OP AUCKLAND. ™ PU ONE OP THE -DIGGEST CALEB OF JJEAPERY EVES HELD IN' TEE CTU/ MARKETS. Under Instructions from a Drapery Establishment. _ „ •STEW CODS. TpASinONABLE QOODS. t A SSOETED Q.OODS, TTS£FUL pOODS. Consisting of about IAA LADIES' NEW JACKETS, mostly JLUV Tailor-made. Military Style and other Latest Fashions 90 CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND OVERALLS, in White Bear. Beaver, and other material 130 LADIES' UNDER AND OVERSKIRTS. Up-to-Dat* Stylet M DOZEN <A**orted> LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING mo YARDS ASSORTED FLANNELETTE 60 CULTS 60 WHITE AND COLOURED BLANKETS 200 YARDS. SHEETING, 200 YARDS CALICO LARGE QUANTITY OF TOWELS 2»0 YARDS SHIFTING. 500 YARDS DAMASK 10 DOZEN LADIES' APRONS 100 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS 50 TABLE COVERS 175 YARDS TWEED and UNA SUITINGS 20 MEN'S SUITS, best make and finish CARPETS. HEARTHRUGS. AND OTHER LINE?, ton nnmerous to particularise, NOTE DAT". AND TIME. BALE WILL COMMENCE AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP THIS DAY.

J I'JJTOWO JACKSON.] [MANDENO JACKSON, h rr»o-MORROW (TUESDAY). TUNE 90 ' At 10.30 o'clock. 5 AT THE RESIDENCE OP DR. STUART EEID, PRINCES-STREET. ALBERT PARK. « MANDENO JACKSON 2«« been favoured -with instructions from BE. STUART REID, who is leaving for _ England, to sell by auction, at his Residue*. Princes-street. Albert Park, on the G above date, lALL HIS MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE HA. AM) EFFECTS, SILVER AND ELEC-TRO-PLATE. BRIC-A-BRAC, Etc.. Etc. SURGICAL APPLIANCES and INSTRUMENTS. ENGLISH DOG-CART AND HARNESS. VERY HANDSOME CARVED ENGLISH OAK SIDEBOARD, with Drawers, Cellarette and Cupboards: Bevel Plate-sclass Mirror. MASSIVE CARVED ENGLISH OAK DINI IN GROOM SUITE. 8 pieces, in Red Morocco « Leather. (SOLID ENGLISH OAK CHURCH SEAT, Embossed Leather. HEAVY EXTENSION ENGLISH OAK DINING TABLE. Superior Brussels Carpet, with border. 22 fcy 14. t SOLID ENGLISH OAK 3-TIEB DINNER i WAGGON. Elegant Marble Clock, very heavy , VERY CHOICE ROSEWOOD CHTPPEN- t DALE AND SHERATON TABLES AND CHAIRS, in unique designs. ROSEWOOD REVOLVING BOOKCASE OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOURS by Prominent Artist*. LARGE CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE in Rich Silk Tapestry. VERY HEAVY WILTON PILE CARPET, with handsome bonier. 21 by 11 REVOLVING ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE, •square top. LARGE RIMU HALL STAND, with Plateglass Mirror. HALL CHAIRS. MAGNIFICENT SOLD) SPANISH MAHOGANY FALL. TOP CONSULTING DESK. very old and valuable. l \ Two Operating Table". 1 Galvanic Battery. a CANTERBURY AND ELECTRIC LIGHT AND ACCESSORIES. Mottled Kauri B:>okca*e. Medical Worka. STERILISER, MICROBE INCUBATOR. Bath, Roller Top Desk. T: VERY HANDSOME WALNUT OVER- i ?$ MANTEL, heavy Bevelled T late-glass Mirror. Mottled Kauri Shaving Mirror, with Drawers. Leather and Wicker Chairs. * VERY HANDSOME CHEST OF DRAWERS. •!- in Wavy Rimu and Hungarian Ash. - MASSIVE DtJCHESSE PAIR. Bevel Plate- I elara Mirror. Combination Chest of Drawers. Marble Top Wash-stand, with Donlton Tile 1 Buck, * '.. - Heavy Brass-mounted Bedstead, extension j Hotrail. 1 Lace and Tapestry Curtains. Poitiers, etc. Two Dinner Services Linoleums. Cut and EnSaved Glassware. Kitchen Utensils. Sun- < dries. Garden Tools. ."" J Also. : ' * * ENGLISH DOGCART, eoual to new liar- i ness "saddle and Stable Fittings, bwift Bi- 1 eyele, Sundries, etc.. etc. c Ob View THIS DAY (Monday), 27th- - Catalogues now ready. ■ TERMS-CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. NO EXCEPTIONS. ' NOTICE—The Auctioneer would specially . draw the attention of the Ladies and GentlemeTof Auckland to this Sale, as the whole of the Furobhin-js are of Splendid Quality and Spirit condition, the Oak Furniture being < examtionallv fine The whole of the Carpets. Linoleums, etc.. are in splendid order, having been only a short time in nee. "IiTANDL-NO JACKSON. AUCTIONEER. 17. Shortland-street. ___ - — ' ■- 1 npUESDAY. JULY 5. ' At 12 Noon. CITY HALL. CITY HALL. CITY HALL. Under instructions from Messrs. E. H. ABBOTT and F. KNEEBONE, MANDENO .JACKSON has been favoured ' " with instructions to sell by public auction on the premise*, City Hail. Queen-street. on the above date. FALL THE INTERIOR FITTINGS of the j 'A CITY HALL, comprising— DRESS CIRCLE, complete UPHOLSTERED j SEATS, STALL SEATS. PIT FORMS ORNAMENTAL PROSCENIUM. DROP CURTAINS, Scenery. Stage Fittings, and accessories SUNLIGHT CHANDELIER, Gas Fittings al! over house TICKET BOXES. Staircases PARTITIONS IN LOTS, Door-. PRESSING ROOMS, Timber. Ironwork, etc., : etc.. etc. TEEMS CASH. NO RESERVE. , nyANDENO JACKSON. Auctioneer, 17, Shortland-street. _________ 1,. « ASTHUB TOOMAN.] !ARTHUR tooma:«. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11 o'clock, AGRICULTURAL HALL. MR. JAMES MASON'S GREAT CLEARING SALE OF 90 AAA TREES, PLANTS AND SHRUBS. FRUITING. FLOWERING, ORNAMENTAL, HEDGING AND SHELTER. Imindia? all known and Leading Varieties. NOTE.— will foe our most Important Sale cif the season. Every Line guaranteed true to name. AETHER TOOMAN AND CO. Auctioneers,