—*————-—-————— - y Sales by Auction. rp II 8 J) AT, AT 2 O'CLOCK, J\EVONPORT, rj»AINUI J3OAD, ONE MINUTE FROM CHELTENHAM BEACH. rj\ "jIJANDENO JACKSON. Instructed by MESSRS. GILLIES AND HUNT (acting on behalf of the Owner), will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Cus-toms-street 15... on the above date, rpHAT IDEAL VILLA of five rooms and J- conveniences; diningroom, 174 by 12; two bedrooms, each 12ft square, and another 11 by S: kitchen, 12 by 11; pantry, bathmom, wash-house (copper and tabs), p.w.c, etc. SECTION. 46.6 frontage by about 106 ft deep. Land Transfer Title. LOVELY' VIEW OVER CHELTENHAM BEACH, which can never be built out. One initiate from Beacu. PROPERTY FLAGGED. JjIEIDAT. \XARCH 1 AT 11' O'CLOCK. pvTAHUHU, Within three minutes of Post Office, School, Etc., £ WELL-BUILT yiLLAS Q WITH CONVENIENCES. r P xrANDENO JACKSON, Actinic apon*intructions. will Sell by Public ! Auction, at their Rooms, Customs-street. j East, on the above date:— 6 SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCES, on the well- , known Glengrove Estate, two. containing; sis rooms and conveniences; three, I containing: five rooms and conveniences, I situate in deration Road; and one, of four I rooms and conveniences, in Station Road, ! Otahnhu. and each standing on section, havI in? 66ft frontage. PINK LEVEL SECTIONS. ! rich black volcanic, free from stone: pood, i high, healthy positions, close to railway ! station, school, and post office. All pro- | perties with a high prospective value. I Properties Flagged. | piDAT. g ? ! AT 11 O'CLOCK. | rpAKAPUNA. 3 - A 0 - 3 ! With 1.-on? Frontages to the TAKE AND EVEBSLEIGH ROADS I Eniinentlv Suitable for Subdivision, Standi ing High." Commanding GLORIOUS VIEWS. I do-.! t-»'Caw, 20 minutes from Queon-xtree** and 10 minutes from the BEAUTIFUL LAKE BEACH. T -jITANDENO JACKSON. 1 Acting upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs-street I-., as above. Property Flagged. OICHABD ARTHUR AND pO. HPO-MORROW .THURSDAY). AT 10.30 A.M. ON THE PREMISES, No. 189, KABANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON Right opposite Newton Poat Office), £300-S TOCK -£3OO. Favoured with instructions from Mr. Whi'w field, who is giving up business. THE WHOLE of HIS up-to-date stock 1 OF CROCKER* WARE. glassware, chin aware. FANCY GOODS, k.l'. ware, etc., WITHOUT RESERVE. Comprising— Dinner Ware, Tea Seta, Jardinieres, Cheese Dishes. Jugs. Pudding Mould's. Cups and Saucers, Cruets, Vases, and- Crockery Ware of every description, E.P. Cruets. Salad. Bowls. Teapots, Ladies" Companions. Gent.'s Dressing Cases, Military Brushes* clocks, Cutlery. Jam Dishes. Fancy Glass Dishes, Vase?, Ladies' Handbags. Purses. Mirrors, etc. ' Also. KITCHEN IRONMONGERY IX GREAT VARIETY. Also. 4 Art Overmantel Mirrors. Oak-framed Pictures. 2 PEDESTALS AND JARDINIERES AiliO, SHOP FITTING'S, comprising 2 Counters. 4 Glass Cases, Shelving, etc., etc. I JiICHARD ARTHUR AND QO.. A. H. JONES, Auctioneer. JMCHABD ARTHUR AND pO. \TO. Q. 9 "WELLINGTON-STREET, rpHUBSDAY VEXT, 11 O'CLOCK. The owner, who is leaving for Sydney, has favoured the undersiy/ned with instructions to Sell— T7ERV FINE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, V by Carl Weber: COST £75; in good order and condition. VELVET PLUSH , SUITE, Overmantel, Brass Kerb and Irons, Brass Ash Pan. Pictures, Mirrors, Occ. Table, Lace Curtains, EXT. DINING TABLE. Oilcloth, Carpets, Glass and China; HANDSOME ITALIAN BED, white, with brass mountings. Kapok Spring Mattress; PRETTY WHITE ENAMEL BEDROOM 'SUITE, specially made to order; Comb. Bed. Wire Stretcher, Bedding, Toilet Ware. Looking Glass, Wash-stands, Cooking Utensils, Sundries, Preserve*, and Pickles. J3ICHARD ARTHUR AND pO. THOS. B. ARTHUR,_ Auctioneer. _ ALBERT Y ARDS - -\TARCH -t [ The undersigned will Sell the following >■ well-known Trotters— BLACK MARE LADY TYPIST, with foal at foot, by King George, and stinted to Dan Patch. BAY MARE LENA G., with foal at foot, by King George, and stinted to Dan Patch. BAY MARE BELLE OF THE BALL, natural pacer, and a maiden. BAY GELDING LITTLE PAUL, winner o. several races. Also. BAY MARE, by San Francisco, with foal at foot by King George, and stinted to Dan Patch. Also, ,1 EXTRA HEAVY DRAUGHTS, all good ~t workers 2 MEDIUM DRAUGHT, work any harness 1 CREAMY,.MARE, brake trial 1 BAY COB, good stock horse 1 BAY GELDING, hack or harness 1 PONY, TRAP AND HARNESS. Also, CART. GIGS SADDLES AND HARNESS YEW yEALAND JOAN AND "MERCANTILE A GENCY pO.. J TD. pUKEKOHE YAEDSjyjONDAY. jyjAKCH 4, AT ONE O"CLOCK. The undersigned will Sell in the Assigned Estate, of MR. J.J. ENRIGHT, Flaxmiller, Puni, WITHOUT RESERVE. ! O MEDIUM WAGGON HORSES I 1 HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSE | 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT HORSE I 1 MARE, seven years, with foal at foot I 2 PONIES, good iu harness J 1 WAGGON WAGGON, DRAY. AND LEADING HAR- | NESS 5 TENTS I TOOLS, SWINGLETREES, HOUSEHOLD ! FURNITURE, AND SUNDRIES. ' Also, INTEREST IN THE LEASE, 100 ACRES OF LAND AT PUNI. with Purchasing I Clause. 44 years to run. including flaxmill, as a going concern, flaxcutting rights, and a new six-roomed House. ZEALAND JOAN AND TJER- ; CANTILE A GENOT po., J TD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 14
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