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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13464, 17 April 1907, Page 12

Sales by Auction. T.OUIS L EWIS, N O. IQ6j gYMONDSSTREET. Opp. CITY ROAD, SYMONDS-ST. TPHIS J)AY, Commencing at 11 O'CLOCK. THE UNDERSIGNED has been favoured with instructions from MRS. SALMON (who is giving up housekeeping), to SELL BY AUCTION, ON ABOVE DATE, rriHE WHOLE OF HER SUPERIOR HOUSEJL HOLD FURNISHINGS, including-SUPE-RIOR WALNUT PIANO, by SPENCER (Lond don), Piano Seat, OVERMANTELS (in walnut and bamboo), 3-PIECE GENOA AND SILK , BAMBOO SUITE, Silk Mantel Drape, B.M. X FENDERS AND BRASSES. Coal Vases, Wall Mirrors, Genoa OCC. CHAIRS, Pot Stands, Octagon and Occ. Tables, BRIC-A-BRAC, Flower Bowls. Lg. Wool Floor Rugs. 18 by 3ft 6in BEST BRUSSELS CARPET. Cor, Brackets, Lace Curtains and Poles, Clocks, Dexter Rocker, Fancy Glassware, GOOD SE- > LECTION PICTURES, etc. DININ GROOM— I LG. COVE-TOP 4-BEVEL SIDEBOARD (nicely fitted). WALNUT OVERMANTEL, 9ft Extension Ding. TabTe, 9-piece AM. LEA. SUITE, Lea. Occ. Chair, 4-fold Screen. Pot Stands. Lg. BOOK CASE, Occ. Tables. By. Linoleums. Rugs, Mats, E.P. WARE, Sterling Silver Tableware. Glass and China, Tableware, etc.. etc. HALL AND PASSAGES-Lg. Marl). Top Hall Stand. Hall Clock. Linoleum and Rugs. Palm e and Pot. Stair Carpet, etc. BEDROOMS (4)— 3 2 LG. M. KAURI MIRROR DOOR WARDROBES. Lg. M. KAURI DUCHESSE PAIR TO •t MATCH. Commode, Two 6-DR. M. KAURI II CHESTS, D.I. B.M. Bedstead, i B.M. IRON BEDSTEADS. Toilet Sets, Tables, W.W. MATTRESSES. Kapok Beds. Lino. Rugs. TWO MARB. TOP COMBINATION D. TABLES and WASHSTANDS. Bedroom Chairs. BOX OTTOMAN, DUCHESS PAIR. 2 SINGLE MIRRORBOOK WARDROBES, 2 8.1. B.M. Bedsteads, r and BEDROOM REQUISITES, etc. Also. KITCHEN DRESSER. A.B. and Kit. Chairs, Tables. Meat Safe. GEN. KITCHEN UTENSILS. 1 LG. ENAMELLED GAS STOVE (Fletcher Russell). Crockery, Glassware, and GEN. HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES. Etc.. Etc., Etc. J OUIS J EWIS. General Auctioneer, House and Business Salesman and Valuer. VICTORIA-STREET EAST. --— ~ -* J OUIS J EWIS, AT TTALL, WELLESLEY-ST. WEST, ABOVE Y.M.C.A. FRIDAY-APRIL 19-J^RIDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. REMOVED TO ABOVE HALL FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE, , BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS'. TO CLOSE ,! A DECEASED ESTATE. a FOR ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE, a OO pASES, npRUNKS, AND J>OXES :. (Removed from Firth's Free Stores), Containing— 0 GENERAL FANCY GOODS. BASKETWARE, t JAPANESE GOODS. Fancy Boxes, Books. Dressing Cases. LOT DRAPERY, FANCY • CHINA AND GLASSWARE. E.P. WARE. CUR(i TAINS. Rugs, Clothing, Carpet. Mats, 2 MAORI MATS. WALLABY RUG, Pictures, 2 Japanese DRESSING GOWNS, . DRESS PIECES, Table Covers, Japanese Cups and Scrs.. Fans. Teanots, QUAINT ORNAMENTS and Vases, Photo. Frames, .INDIAN DRAPES, Mats. Splash Mats, Tea Trays. LACQUERWARE. Pee. Silk, Walking Sticks. Japanese and Fey. Worked Screens, etc., etc. Also, Fine SELECTION RARE BENARES WARE, . CURIOS. SHELLS, MATS. KITS. RUGS, CHOICE BRIC-A-BRAC, and NUMEROUS I SUNDRIES. , The above to be sold immediately, delivery same day. SALE AT FEDERAL HALL, WELLESLEYSTREET WEST, ON FRIDAY, 19th inst., at 11 o'clock promptly. J OUIS J EWIS, GEN. AUCTIONEER. HOUSE, AND BUSINESS SALESMAN AND VALUER. Victoria-street East. rPO MOUNT ALBERT. AVONDALE, AND J- KINGSLAND RESIDENTS. J OUTS J EWIS, AT TljT. A LBERT,' AT WILLIAM-STREET. MOUNT ALBERT. (FEW MINUTES FROM RAILWAY STATION), Next Mr. S. T. Astley's. j SATURDAY-APRIL 20-SATURDAY, COMMENCING AT 1 9 A O'CLOCK SHARP. THE UNDERSIGNED has been favoured with . instructions from MR. C. J. BLAKEV (who • is leaving Auckland), TO SELL.BY AUC- l TION. - j; ! THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. ... as X under: - CHOICE COMPLETE COSY! 9 CORNER, DIVAN CHAIR, MORRIS CHAIR, , SOLID BRASS KERB AND BRASSES. WALNUT AND OCC. TABLES, MASSIVE JAPAN-I ESE CARVED OVERMANTEL. Specimen Rug, Linoleum. Madras Curtains. Poles and Rings, BRIC-A-BRAC, SOLID WALNUT SIDE- 1 BOARD (Cedar Fitted), VERY LARGE BOOK-! •' CASE, Books. 9-PIECE lI Y. CARVED FRAME LEATHER SUITE (good design), Heavy Linoleums. Table Cover, Dinner Set, LARGE PAIR PORTIERES, i. Water Colours. " NEW WKR- - THEIM "■ TREADLE SEWING MACHINE, ' Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery and Dining- . room Requisites. 9 YARDS HALL RUNNER, , Hall Linoleum. Mohair Mats, Door Mats. j BEDROOMS (3)— SOLID MAHOGANY DU- < CHESS PAIR, Choice Ware, HEAVY 2£in 1 PILL. D.1.8.M. BEDSTEAD. W.W. Mattresses, i Kapok and other Bedding. -Madras Curtains, B.M. COT AND BEDDING, Singapore Lin. Basket, 3-BEDSTEAD, Mattresses and Bedding, Comb. Chest. S.I. BEDSTEAD and Do.. • Chairs. WASHSTANDS AND WAKE, HEAVY , LINOLEUMS, Blankets, and Bedroom APPOINTMENTS. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE— Table and Chairs, Fire Guard. Set Bins, Primus Stove, Tubs. Scales and Weights, Lamps. FOLDING GO-CART. Crockery and GEN. KIT. UTEN- ) SILS. KNIFE CLEANER; also, LARGE 24in 1 MANGLE, fitted for WRINGING. Large ' Wringer, ALMOST NEW PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER. CLIPPERS. WHEELBAR- - ROW. GARDEN TOOLS IN VARIETY. GAR- . DEN SKAT, OILS AND PAINT. Pot Plants. i COMPLETE CROQUET SET. Steps. Horse i Cover. LOT WIRE NETTING, and USEFUL HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES. SALE-SATURDAY. 20TII INST., AT 1.30 O'CLOCK. S J OUIS J EWIS, Auctioneer, House, and Business Salesman, and Valuer. I TJASSETT AND ( \O., AUCTIONEERS (Per C. E. Collins). Will sell at their Rooms. 24, Custom-st. E., 1 rpo-DAY (WEDNESDAY). "1 P.M., BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY. CLOTHING, WATCHES. FTC. AT 2 P.M.-A FINE COLLECTION of 24 A. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, by Leading Artists. 1 NOW ON VIEW. BASSET T AND p 0., Fine Art Auctioneers. 24, CUSTOM-STREET EAST. Tel. £46. REMUERA YARDS. THURSDAY. 18th APRIL. " -J ~ EXTRA CHOICE YOUNG COWS, 10 close to profit 2 HOLSTEIN COWS at profit, heavy milkers 1 YORKSHIRE BOAR. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. FRIDAY, APRIL 90 AT 2 P.M. SHARP. ) QAMUEL TTAILE AND OONS (Per H. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) will Sell bv Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-st., rjO SPECULATORS AND ZITHERS. OPLENDID SUBURBAN pROPERTY. ,-TOl ACRES. WITH RESIDENCE of 7 rooms. «J_w4 bathroom, pantry, etc.; built 7 years ago of best kauri; 12ft stud; complete outbuildings. Public water in road. EXTENSIVE ROAD FRONTAGES to Kingsland ltd.. 2175 links, and to Mt. Albert-One- . hunga Rd., 2100 links. ; THE ONEIIUNGA-MT. ALBERT ROAD is a very important thoroughfare, and must grow in importance as a main road. The KINGSLAND ROAD is fast being built upon. THE WHOLE ESTATE IS LEVEL to gently undulating, and the soil is semi-volcanic, . PRACTICALLY FREE FROM STONE. All in ] grass. There are PRETTY VIEWS all round. A RARE OPPORTUNITY for those desiring ' a good block FOR SUBDIVISION a safe IN--1 VESTMENT for the future, or a beautiful i suburban HOME. NOTE, THE EASY TERMS: Only ONEQUARTER cash required; balance may remain at 5 per cent, for 3 years, DAMUEL \7"AILE AND CONS, ; LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, i 87, Queen-