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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14080, 7 June 1909, Page 10

Sales by : 'Auction. ' - ■•' T HIS J} AY, K - - .AT 22 O'CLOCK NOON. . THRESHOLD pROPERTY, JJOBSON-ST. Jo ; , r .. xi . , PORTLAND JJOUSE AND QOMMERCIAL ;■; jjouse. ~ 3NE OF THE BEST SITES IN BOBSON-ST. \ , gAMUEL QOCHRANE AND gON. TD " WILL SELL BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE," AS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE V ESTATE OF JAMES BAGGOTT. DECKASEU, .' BY , PUBLIC AUCTION. ON MONDAY. ;; -JUNE 7th. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. AT THE MART, 199, QUEEN-ST.? AUCKLAND, . LOT I—Part of Allot. Bof Sec. 23. City of "Jj .i Auckland, having: » frontage to HobsonJtreet of 30fi by « depth of 291 MS* • a - which -is erected building' occupied as * M Boardinghouse, and known as Portland h House. .... . ' T OT 2—Parts of Allots. 8 and 9 of Sec 23, IJ / City of Auckland, having a frontage to : lk>bson-3treet of 31ft Sin by a depth 0 291 s links. ; : Also part of Allot 15 feec. 23. City ?Mo|§ Auckland, containing 4 porches. Baud" ings comprise Boardinghouse, Known as - Commercial House, a Bakehouse and a BricK 2 Stable. The stable is erected on part oi S. Allot. 15. and Is connected by a right-of-way ■with Nelson-street. THE PROPERTIES ARE WELL LET TO GOOD TENANTS. A CHANCE TO SECURE VALUABM, CITY ?:PROPERTY OF THIS DESCRIPTON SELDOM OCCURS. . . - . . • „ V. . Full particulars and cards to views can be •' chained from the Auctioneers. THE PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. CAMUEL OOCHRANE AND gON. £TD. £ £ > XK. T OUIS T EWIS, AT £JENTRAL A ART, • VICTORIA BUILDINGS, VICTORI A -ST., E. (Jims J)AY. /pms jjAi, | ,:•/ ' TWELVE O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. 1 VERY LG GLAS3 CASE OF HANDSOMELY .- MOUNTED BIRDS; LARGE VARIETY, Ji'l 01 us* Case Specimen Kauri Gam . / • 5 D.B3.L.GUNS. 5 Specimen Fur Rugs I'f £ LARGE BRITISH PLATE-GLASS MIRRORS size, 6ft 6in by 4ft 6in j_. 3 UPHOLSTERED SUITES. FOR DINING AND SITTING ROOM B 1 BRASS AND COPPER YACHTING STOVE. *.■•', " Also, ' h Rocking V Horse. Go-carts, : : Perambulators, • • Table Covers. Carpet® "Bo BOLLS NEW LINOLEUMS. "ARTISTIC DESIGNS. „ Also. 1-1 O LOTS GENERAL. NEW, AND SECONDiIO HAND FURNISHINGS. t '/■ oFenders. Bedsteads, Cots, Bedding. all binds, -j! Sideboards.'- Pictures, Hallstands, Duch. Pairs- ' INSPECTION SPECIALLY INVITED. . L J^EWK. . luctioncer, House and Business Salesman ■ ' * and Valuer. • "v' _ OTr ~~ MB. T'°UIS T ; T EWIS AT pREMIER ■ •: • "DUILDINGS, 7 ";-' r *•••» - • JL> •. ■ ■ ■ •* ' - * FIRST LANDING'PREMIER BUILDINGS. ' , - . >. QUEEN-STREET. :,;.; ..: • - mm J) AY, t™ AY, - AT, 11 O'CLOCK; PROMPTLY. On Account of MR. G. H. FOSTER. OUPfiRIOR »*• OFFICE FURNISHINGS v AND &O ACCOUNTANCY.. LIBRARY. --C. ' ;•>* SOLID OAK CUTLER DESK, nicely fitted; 3 GLASS BOOKCASES.' WITH STANDS ;* OAK DOUGLAS, BEV. OFFICE * CHAIR. -12 Oak SOffice Chairs. By. Linoleum, 2 .LEA.: TOP OFFICE TABLES. 1 Ss.HALL LEA. - TOP U OFFICE Oh)JSSSJ^WPM i|BTAM), VISIBLE"-TYPE- 1 p WRITER, very little used; f Mats, W.P. 3AS* iW and Sundries.>•- ■ ■ #, ; a''Aisb>^ :, >- : « ki'-y-vi«. ACCOUNTANTS LIBRARY. including— &: LINDLEY on frs? Companies, Partnership; S SMITH." Mercantile Law; POLLOCK, Law -of i r Partnership; iDICKSEB.t Auditing. .Book-keep- •; ing; I'LtLBY, Duties and Professions of Ac•l countants, etc., etc. ; ! Partnership; DICKSEB, Auditing. Book-keep-ing; PUCLEY, Duties and Professions of Accountants, etc., etc. Also. ABOUT 40 WORKS.'i.e., 8 vols. Accountants' j 91 Manual, 12 vols. Accountants' Journal, 6 vols. i Knight's 5 Business i Encycioperia, Modern ! Edim tion of Chambers' Encyclopedia;' handsomely bound. <t .. v .... <• ■ BSS SALE' AT PREMIER BUILDINGS ON b • t „ MONDAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. Sate will take. say. 30 - minutes. <•> --. JOUIS T £WIS, luctioneer, House "and S Business Salesman *,> .and Valuer. 1. ;~, - + Q.EORGE AND QO. 205, P ONBOOTr R OAD (Opposite Dr. Tracey Inglis). f/-'.,,"-" ' MORROW. AT 11 A.M. SHARP. The I undersigned S have been favoured with Instructions .' from ' : ' , ' MRS. -• HAMILTON HODGES, who is 1 giving nup housekeeping §§?;• until the ! return of i Mr- ? Hodges from' England, to ; Sell by Public Auction, $?s<%*s%•« " HER SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD :. FURNISHINGS, as under- ■>?., .y. T>!SAw iNGROOIf— Superior Upright- Grand ■ S-y Walnut Piano, by Allison. London,, cost' 7Dg».; Handsome u Drawingroom & Saddlebag gs Suite,f cost 5£25 Overmantel, Solid ? Marble Clock, Rattan Table and Chairs, Occ.' Tables, i'§ Bevel Glass Mirror,' Music Canterbury. Carpet ; Square. Rugs, Snp-t Lace; Curtains, Japanese ggßereens, 4-fold, 1 Ornaments, > Jardinieres, 1 | etc.' ?^T\lNlNGEßeautiful| MK h BG. SideJJ' beard, 1 cost f £23; ,f Dining Table, massive fei legs: il Chenille 3 Cover, • Cosy ? Corner, Rocking SfeCwriManad^n - . Chairs. Singer j Sewing Machine. Fancy Tables, Foot Stools, Coalscuttle, fnttan Chairs. Curtains, Dagdog Rugs, Lino., titass olid? Chinaware, Complete Dinner Ser-' |p?'J»se-;Qaantity| Good -Books and- Diningroom Requisites.-f HALL AND PASSAGE—HaII Stand p and ■? m Chairs, Mats, Umbrella, lis Stand, Hall 'I Table. Hat Backs, Heavy Curtains,*' Mirror, . Linoleum and Carpet Runner, and Stair Rods ■DEDROOMS (3J-B.M. W. Enam. D. BedJL* stead. Rooking Chair and Rattan Chair, Ditto Comb- Pair in M. Kauri, Screens, Occ.i Tables. Rattan Ware, 1 6. B.M Bedstead, W.W. Mattresses. Kapok and Flax Mattresses, : Toilet Ware, B.M. Fender; Large • Mirror, Hair Rugs, W.W. Stretcher, Towel Rails. ■' Wool <£$ fugs. Matting, ;fe Bedding, and Household men. .Curtains, Bamboo j Blinds.: Slip' Mats, Linoleum, Ornaments, etc.' ■' ;; ' tmpEN. * ETC.—Tables and * Chairs, - Ice XV Chest and Freezer. General Kitchen Uten- *})•/ M eat Safe. Crockery and Glassware, Wringer, Gas Stove, Gas Iron. Step Ladder, Garden Seat, 2 Deck Chairs, and x Quantity of Useful Sundries. WITHOUT RESERVE.;..V; ON VIEW MORNING 'OF SALE' '. " .- v TERMS. CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. • , •- : . • The above Furnishings ? are of a superior order.' vv , : . M#rjJEOBGE ATXTALKEB AND pO.pi ': GEO. ;,WALKEB. Auctioneer; I EQEOBGE AND 00. GEO. WALKER, Auotioncer. r EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A BEAUTIFUL gUBUBBAN JJOME. W. G. B Am m Having i been» instructed '* by • the 1 owner; (Ca pt. H'Xi.Parker), who; leaves > for ? England •on MonSWtiay/ 14th inst.. will Offer by Public Auction I?-, on ®%W. EDXESDAT ' 9™ st " AT NOON, Illf AT THE I MART. 24, CUSTOM-STREET i E.;% ALL THAT PIECE of highly-desirable Pro-ESf-Eli.fi perty known as "Werton," situated •= in DOMINION ROAD. MT ROSKILL (100 .yards gp from Tram Terminus), containing 1 3 aCRES i I; ': of- rich .volcanic soil," 1 aore of which is taste-> fully laid?-out?, in lawn, flower 5 beds, and i or;js. chard; large 1 frontage to Dominion Road, on |i§ which is erected a substantially and wellhtailt House, containing 7 living h rooms, the; | - ingroom $ measuring %26 by Sl6 » with * loft |3 dome relling; other » rooms in comparison. Kitchen, pantry, hall, scullery, bathroom, and wash-house ; (all underj one «■ roof). Orion pfcagMMtfigas i stove, 5 i fireplaces; gas and water niid on; verandah 2 sides. French windows, : . • r outsheds. •• dairy, ; stable i and ? loose-box. : trapshed, fowlruns. greenhouse, etc. .-Cards'i view i may be obtained -from i the Auctioneer. 3. The above is jan i ideal suburban residence, suitable j for - professional » man,' or,. |mfetti^dS gentleman, and being on the main road and close to tram has'! great prospective value. . " "1"'" ' ' f."!" n. „1..' I',, 1 ' — TS IT POSSIBLE? — i. That eight hour#, washing can be done 1 , Try one botila -nit mif&mmmud s prove j itMM& iS