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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13050, 15 December 1905, Page 8

Sales by Auction. 4 TXr AEEEN TJLYTH AT QUEEN-STREET. rpO-DAY --j P.M." - rpO-DAY, - 12.45 -B IC _.li LES - 12.45 '.'.'; After Above, at 1 p.m., ' '', 3 ' TpiNE YACHT, 24ft, with all Sails, Gear, J; Lead Keel, etc., now on view off Queenstreet Wharf, -•' _ •'' '• t (■■'■-.'• ' • •:-. . ~ '.''■. -.-'" *' -■" , - ~ After Above, IMMENSE CATALOGUE OF FURNITURE. 4 SPLENDID PIANOS d HANDSOME ORGAN, HARMONIUM DININGROOM ' AND WIN GROOM • FURNISHINGS . " '• DUCHESS PAIRS, BEDSTEADS, AND BEDDINGS - c WARDROBES, CHESTS DRAW ' KITCHEN FURNISHINGS LINOLEUMS, and C GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IN ,: IMMENSE VARIETY AND MAGS -.--. NIFICENT QUALITY. ; At Splendid Latest Model Singer Drophead T.S. Machine, complete; Marble Slabs for Shop Window. ' If you have- anything' tor Sale, .rpURN TT TNTO pASH,: . By Sending to Our Popular Sale Rooms, 79, 81", Queen-street. Tel. 845. "WARREN .TJ3LYTH AND po. t ' rpREASURES prOM ' JAPAN. ' • T HE " -RTORITA" COLLECTION. 60 -CASES- 60 UNRESERVED, AUCTION SALE IN rpi-IE FEDERAL |_TALL. [ MONDAY AND rp UESD AY , , • DECEMBER 18 and 19, Commencing . AT 11 O'CLOCK EACH DAY. rpHE FINEST AND MOST COSTLY COL--1 - , LECTION OF

; QRIENTAL ART rpBEASUEES EVER ' SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC AUCTION IN NEW ZEALAND. -. NOW ON VIEW. . TITARKEN tolyth and 7^o; Have been favoured with instructions from AIR.. KINZO MURII'A. of Kioto, Japan, Clio „ <;r,L,hmIATED COLLECTOR OP JAPANESE ART TREASURES, to Sell THE WHOLE OP . THE COLLECTION, at THE FEDERAL ■ HALL, on above date*. ' : The most skilful workers in Japan have been laid under contribution to enable this collection to be sent to Auckland. In this consignment will be found a large variety of articles of a class never before sent to this colony lroin Japan. Catalogues will 'be available for distribution on Friday, and a display .will be given in the Federal Hall on Friday and Saturday, each day and evening prior to the Sale.,■*;,;, ; Intending purchasers can rely upon it that if they', attend this Sale their requirements will be satisfied. As Mr. Morita leaves for Sydney almost immediately after the sale, he intends making it an absolute one. It is truly the most beautiful collection exhibited this side of the line. A few of the most interesting Lots catalogued may be mentioned as follows-: — ELEGANT CREAM SATIN MANTEL DRAPE, beautifully embroidered VALUABLE AND ANCIENT BRONZE VASE, with fish in high relief, said to be 200 years old BEAUTIFULLY,CARVED HARDWOOD ARM CHAIR GROUP .CARVED IVORY ELEPHANTS, forming Bridge on Ebonised Stand .ELEGANT TEMPLE' HANGINGS' AN EXQUISITE SATIN BEDSPREAD, embroidered, silk lined, and pillow covers to match, as made to special order of H.LJ.M.'s household' by Nishimura, -Kioto PAIR. OF ELEGANT SILK EMBROIDERED WINDOW CURTAINS, lined in silk STERLING SILVER ROfc-E BOWLS ELEGANT CARVED WOOD FOUR-FOLD SCREEN, embroidered chrysanthemums ■and foliage on black satin and lacquered l'ramn , VERY OLD IVORY FIGURES, all , hand carved MAGNIFICENT SATSUMA VASE, historic scenes en royal blue ground and ebonised stand VERY RARE SATSUMA INCENSE BURNER MAGNIFICENT SILK EMBROIDERED PICTURES, in hardwood frames COSTLY SILK EMBROIDERED WALL HANGINGS ■ ■ COMPLETE SUIT ARMOUR.-This very j piece had been used by Daimyo at the Battle of Sekig-ahara, 350 years ago, fought between Shogun Toy torn i and Tokugawa. Very rare MOST-BEAUTIFUL SILVER CLOISONNE CABINET VASES HANDSOME SATSUMA PILGRIM VASE, decorated in warriors and floral scenes on royal blue ground and ebonised stand EXQUISITE SATSUMA PLAQUES, very highly gilt '■ VERY HANDSOME SILK DRESSING GOWNS, lined with silk ELEGANT DOUBLE-HANDLED BRONZE VASE, with flowers and dragon in high P !:cd' VERY CHOICE FOUR-FOLD SCREEN, embroidered, on black satin ground KIOTO JARDINIERES AND STANDS HANDSOME IMARI PUNCH HOWLS AND VASES. Etc.. Etc.. Etc. FECIAL TNVITATION "VfOTICE. Altogether apart from attending the Aucion Sale, Mr. Warren Blyth urges, all intersted in Works of Art to, visit the Federal [all and view the Art Treasures therein dismayed. The Goods are absolutely a revelaion of the skill and patience of the JapanEfi Artists. Nothing like them has ever'been cen in New Zealand. *"•■■■'..

Business NoticesT> U B L I C AT O T I .0 E. .T. C. MORTON, having disposed of his Photographic Business, known as BALMORAL STUDIO. Karangahape Road, hereby notifies his Patrons that, if possible, all outstanding accounts be paid not later than December 30, 1905. Q FECIAL TVTOTICE. On account of rebuilding, his GLENMORE STUDIO, New North Road, will bo closed from December 50th, 1905, until further notice. , (J P E C I A L NOTICE. J. C. MORTON Notifies patrons on account of re-building, his GLENMORE STUDIO, NEW NORTH ROAD, will be CLOSED from DECEMBER 30, 1905. until further notice. /APPOSITE ALEXANDRA PARK. u E. P. J 0 -™' GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, EPSOM. . Choice Christmas Hams, guaranteed best brands. 3d per lb. Nov.' Season's Dried Fruit, and Best Selected Groceries, at Town Prices. Families waited on for order?, aim promptly delivered. -j&T R. L A N G L E Y SHAW. Possesses thorough knowledge in all Branches of Colonial Farming. STOCK, STATION. LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUATOR. HAMILTON. WAIKATO. Money to Lend on Good Freehold Security. Exchanges in Properties Negotiated. QIGHT TESTING ON SCIENTIFIC PRINO CIPLES AND UP-TO-DATE ; METHODS. BY TV T>BACOCK, OPTICIAN. i J . If, :,i. QUEEN-STREET, i SPECTACLES of Every Variety comfortably j O fitted. In Stac't—Artificial Eyes, large •election; also. Telescopes- Microscopes. Barometer* Surveying an. Nautical Instrument sV Photographic Goods. Repairs to above done on the Premises (near Victoriastreet). ___ • 1-HNCY LEATHER GOODS—In Fitted Cases, J* * Bags. Purses. Wrist and Hand Bags. Collar Boxes, etc.. eta, we claim to know our 3usirie»s.-J. Wiseman and Sons, Ltd., Queenstreet. *