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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13398, 29 January 1907, Page 8

r?7 i 1.. ______——— ;';? Sales by Auction. * ii" - rpHURSDAY. JANUARY g-J^ 2 O'CLOCK. /-'.■ tfT THE RESIDENCE OP MRS. WRATHALL, MT. EDEN ROAD. TTOOSEHOLD TpURNITUE* AND TTIFPECTS. ry\ AXANDENO JACKSON, Instructed by MRS. WEATHALL. will Sell by Public Auction, at her Residence, as above. 1 A LMOST NEW PIANO, by BRINSMEAD. in A. Walnut Case; a very fine-toned instruVKRV n UANDSOME SIDEBOARD. sft by Bft. inlaid with puriri and other fancy woods, b.p.sr. mirror back. 3-tier, with 3 cupboards and 3 drawers Walnut Overmantel, b.p.g. mirror Leather Dining-room Suite, 6 chairs and Heavy* RM. Double Bedstead. Wire-wove, Kapok, and other Mattresses DUCHESS PAIR, in New Zealand woods, p B. mirror, cupboards and drawers - MASSIVE BEDROOM SUITE, Wardrobe, with b.p.g. centre door and large drawer Dressing Table, with b.p.g. mirror, cupboards and drawers: \Vaabstand, with tile back: Kauri Dining Table Heavy Linoleums, equal to new: Brussels :'.■■'• - Hall Carpet, nearly new Elegant Hal Island, with,p,J, mirror FIRST-CLASS TREADLE SEWING MACHINE. DROP HEAD 2 Combination Chest Drawers. Very Handsome Chest Drawers (3), inlaid New Zealand wood. Kitchen Dresser. 2 drawers and 2 cupboards; Oilcloth, Pillows. Blankets Garden Tools, Kitchen Utensils, etc.. etc. 'Also, a Number of Articles too numerous to mention. TjIRIDAY. -pEBRUARY "JC 2 PMKBMTJEEA ROAD. CORNER ST. MARK'S ROAD. THE HANDSOME AND SUBSTANTIALLYBUILT RESIDENCE OF E. CLIFTON. ESQ. m "jV/TANDENO TAOKSON. Instructed by MR. E. CLIFTON, who is leaving for Wellington, will sell by I'ublio Auction at his Rooms, Custom-street, on the % i above date. THAT VERY BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated at the Corner of St. Mark 8 ;!; Road and Main Remuera Road, consisting of i'r, LARGE SQUARE ENTRANCE HALL. DRAWINGROOM. with deep bay window, carved ' frieze, handsome oiled ceiling and mantelpiece: .DINING ROOM, square bM_ window. open fireplace, oiled ceiling: BEDROOM 3 large windows (2 bays), open hearth, oiled ceiling, conservatory (off): 3 BLDKOOM&. KITCHEN, with range, dresser, and cupboards: Scullery, with draining board, drying rack. sink, cupboards, etc.. pantry and larder: BATHROOM, plunge and shower hath leaded floor, washstand and caluont; Boot Room; LAUNDRY, copper and tabs, concrete floor; workshop, stable and feedroom and buggy shed. Th« Grounds are in beautiful order. All yards and paths tarred and sanded. The Property is one of the Dilworth Leases. ■ having 62 years unexpired, at an annual rental of £14. It is in first-class order in every particular, and is one of the Choicest > Homes on the Market. rp I\TANLENO JACKSON, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT, CUSTOM-STREET. MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 4, ■; . At 11 o'Olook. TO BLACKSMITHS. IRONWORKERS. STOREKEEPERS, AND THE TRADE GENERALLY. X TONES, AUCTIONEER, Having received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of Mr. C. F. F. Allan, will - sell on the Premises, Lome-street, THE WHOLE OF HIS UP-TO-DATE JL MACHINERY. Stoves, Ranges, and Large Assortment of Tools, etc., 2 Guillotine Machines, Set* Rollers, Drilling Machine and Chuck, Circular Cutter and Burring Machines, Punching and Shearing Machines, Fly Press, Stocks, Dies. Gauge. Block and Forge. 5 Pairs Blacksmith's Bellows. Vices, and Large Lot I! of Ironworkers' and Bench Tools too numerous to mention; also, Large Stock of Stoves, Ranges, and Ovens (new and! second-hand), varying in size from 30in to sft, Single and Double Ovens. 1 7ft Victory Range and Grill (suitable for hotel or restaurant). The whole of the above for ABSOLUTE BALE Without the Least Reserve. Also, THE UNEXPIRED LEASE OF TEN YEARS 'of the above Valuable Premises. »T tones, AUCTIONEER, VICTORIA AND LORNE STREETS. f JTIHTJESDAY, OIST TjTEBBUAEY. 1907, AT 2.30 P.M. TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. AUCTION QALE. •yAMJABLE T EASEHOLD "pBOPERTY. CORNER OF r\UEEN-STREET AND TH)RT-STREET, AUCKLAND. T>OBERT pHAELES QARE Has received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON-STREET, AUCKLAND, on THURSDAY, 21st day of FEBRUARY, 1907, at 2.30 p.m., | A LL THAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PRO- ■**■ PERTY, having a frontage of 32ft to Queen-street and 100 ft to* Fort-street, and -~-•-""' being S.W. portion of Allot. 1, Section 2, on the plan of the City of Auckland, with that Splendid Block of Three-storey Buildings on concrete foundations erected thereon, consisting of the Imperial Hotel and offices now 'occupied by the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd., and other tenants. This Property is one of the most valuable in the City of Auckland, being in a most central position, close to the principal business establishments, Banks, Insurance Companies, and the General Post Office. The Lease has 444 years to run, at a ground rental of £676 per annum. The Property it let to various tenants (including the Society'* Offices at £300), for the sum of £1550 pei annum. TERMS: £2000 cash on the fall of the hammer, am the balance of half the amount of tht purchase money to be paid within One Monti of the day of sale, and the remaining hall ol! the purchase money can remain (if de sired) for 5 years at 5£ per cent, per annum. Conditions of Sale can be inspected ant further particulars can lie obtained at tin V ofllott of the Auctioneer, Swanson-street Auckland. vpON S I a N i y '^':■/.'. YOUR DAIRY, FARM, AND ORCHARD PRODUCE ■';% ' "" ' To be SOLD TO BEST ADVANTAGE. >.'; ; ' >•:■>■' To V> W P EEKms AJm Ca- ", • AUCTIONEERS, £-.. ''■ ' ■"* .'-'■'. ■:■■■''.■/.