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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13391, 21 January 1907, Page 10

Sales by Auction, rnnis T) AY , 1.30. -KTALUABLE PITY J7IREEHOLD. RESIDENCE, J2 ROOMS. TTEPBURN-STREET. J ARGE ALLOTMENT. •piCHARD aether and QO. "Have been favoured with Instructions from ME. E REYNOLDS, of Wellington, to sell. at their rooms, City Market, HIS VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN HEPBUBN-ST.. close to PONSONBY ED., having a FRONTAGE of 102 ft by a depth or 12011. together with SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, of 12 room's, outbuildings, etc. Beautiful views of harbour and city, being part of allots. 10 and 11, sect. 51, City. % ■ ' Further particulars and conditions of sale Irom the Auctioneer*. "DICHARD .ARTHUR AND po., THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. i THIS DAY, AT 1.30. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT ONEHTJN'OA. CHOICE BUILDING SITE AT ONEHUNGA. •OIOHARD ARTHUR AND f^O. Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. Bennett, who has removed to Northcote, to sell at their Rooms, City Market. HIS DESIRABLE- RESIDENCE of 9 rooms and outbuildings, all in tirst-cla«s order and condition, inside and out; lately papered and painted throughout. Allot. 108 ft frontage to Church-street, Onehunga. by 150 ft deep, ("lose to beach; beautiful views of Manukau Harbour. As Mr. Bennett has decided to leave the district this property must bo sold. Also. CHOICE BUILDING SITE (Corner), being Lot 55. Be res ford Park Estate. The owner having 'left Auckland this i» for positive sale. "DICHARD ARTHUR AND po. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. J GUIS J 'EWIB AT pONSONBY. NO. 3. SENTINEL ROAD. POXSOXBY. rriilS T)AY, npHis' |Y\V, AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP. The undersigned has been instructed by the owner (who is giving up housekeeping), to sell by auction. . CPHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as under- " Superior 7-PIECE LEATHER DINING SUITES (almost new); Dg. Table and Cover, B. Fender. Mirror Bk. Cheffonier, Brasses, Hv. Linoleums. 11. Rags. NEW TREADLE SEWING MACHINE. A.B. Chairs. Fey. Tables. Lace Curtains. Blinds and Poles. Rattanware, Mirror. Dinner Set. Glass and China. Cutlery, E.P. Ware. Tableware. Shelves and Books. Pictures. Ornaments, Clocks. Wire Lounge. with Cushion, D. and 8.1. BEDSTEADS. W.W. Mattresses and Bedding. Chests Drawers. W. Stands and Tables, Ware, Chairs. Lg. JAP. SCREEN. Lg. Brass Lamp. Oilcloth. .'Matting, etc.; Comb. Chest. Carpet. Cabinet Shelf. W.W. Stretchers. Chile's Cot. High Chair, Perambulator. Also. Kit. Dresser. Kit. Tables and Chairs. Meat Safe. Lg. Saratoga Trunk. Griller. Wringer, Tubs. Gas Iron, Gen. Kit Utensils. Tools. Verandah Blind, and Gen. Household Sundries, etc. SALE MONDAY. 21st INST., at 12 o'clock. J OUIS J EWIS. AUCTIONEER. HOUSE AND BUSINESS SALESMAN AND VALUER, Victoria-street East. T>ASSETT AND /^O., AUCTIONEERS (Per W. G. Bassetf. 9J. pCSTOM-STEEET "n (Late Warren Blyth and Co.), . rpo-DAY (MONDAY), 9 j ST, -I 9 A P.M. Will Sell, as Above. in/1 PAIRS LADIES'. • GENT'S. AND XvfU CHILDREN'S BOOTS. SHOES. BOOTS (Traveller's Samples). Also a LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HANDSOME TOILET SET'S, Etc.. Etc., Etc. T ms D AT OLD POST OFFICE SITE AND BUILDINGS, PARNELL. OAMUEL /COCHRANE AND v'OX Have received instructions from the Public Works Department to sell by Auction, at their Booing. Queen-street, on Monday, January 21, at 12 o'clock, THHE OLD POST OFFICE SITE, PARNELL, JL being Lot 4, sub-lot 71. Sec. 1. having 77 &-10 links frontage to MANUKAU ROAD, and 135 2-10 links frontage to Russell-street. with TWO BUILDINGS thereon, well-built and roofed with iron. CAMUEL /COCHRANE AND CON. J. DACEE, Auctioneer. 1.1 THIS DAY. at 11 o'clock. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS. DIAMOND RINGS. JEWELLERY, D.8.8. GUNS. VIOLIN. CAMERA. TYPEWRITER, MAGIC LANTERN. THEODOLITE, PRISMATIC COMPASS, ETC. /CARPENTER ARTHUR Has received instructions from Mr. L. Mende.lsht.il. Royal Loan Office (late of Vic-toria-street), to sell by auction at his Mart, City Market. To-day (Monday), at 11 o'clock. TT >" R E D E E M K D P L K DOES. "PRIDAY. JANUARY 25, 2 P.M. LAKE ROAD, TAKAPUNA. '> MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAL O PROPERTIES. 9*33 ACRES RICH VOLCANIC SOIL, on «jO4 lofty elevation, and commanding extensive views, subdivided into Three Beautiful Site?, containing over 1\ Acres each. T M A NDENO JACKSON, •Instructed by Mr. 1!. H. Adam-, will sell by public auction at his Rooms. Custom-street, on the above date, and immediately after the sale of the Duhvich Park Estate. IA LL THAT MAGNIFICENTLY-SITUATED 2\ BLOCK OF LAND, containing Acres, divided into 3 Lots, each eminently suited for further subdivision, having 2 road frontages to. THE LAKE ROAD and an unformed Government Road, and adjoining O'Neill's Point Road, along which the proposed Tram Service will go. These Properties must materially increase in value in a very short time. ' Terms: 10 per cent. cash. 10 per cent, in 12 months, .balance for terms of years at 5 per cent. THE PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. pUKEKOHE JJOBSB Jj^AIR. THIS DAY. AT 10 A.M. ALFRED BUOKLAJS'D AND SONS. DO fT" CLEAR AN OK SAL E— .H.l_y. THIS DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK. Lace Curtains from 2s lid to 303. D.S.C