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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14933, 5 March 1912, Page 12

>: ■ ' Sales fry Auction. . t ms D AT * AT 11 AiL '' ,'\ ."' AT THE MART. T TONES. AUCTIONEER, •VICTORIA AND LOBNE STREETS, Will Sell by Auction, Without Reserve, ? TAAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE TjißinT in large supply, all kinds in seapOULTRT, GRAIN, SUNDRIES. piTY pROPE.HTT. WITH GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE. ■ rELLINGTON-STEEET. QITY. j AUCTION gALE AT THE JJAM. yiCTORIA AND J^OEN&STS.. " rv\ HI S QA Y. TUESDAY, TIT ARCH 5, AT 12 iVOON ' T TONES. AUCTIONEER, Having received Instructions from tat. Owner, will Sell that CPLENDID pROPERTY. HAYING A FRONTAGE OF 33FT'BY B9FT DEEP. WITH SHOP AND DWELLING ROOMS AND OUTBUILDINGS. £400 CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE.. This is a Central Property, being within flvo minutes of Quecn-Bt.. situated two doors below Hibernian Han. and must considerably increase in value in the near future. Property Flagged LAND TRANSFER TITLE. •piCHARD ARTHUR AND QO. THIS T)AY, "at" -Q O'CLOCK. ; IN OUR ROOMS. ELLIOTT-STREET. QECOND-HAND T^URNTTURE, Comprising. CONTENTS OF SIX ROOMS, PIANO. Sevan-pec. Suite. Sideboard, OverUr Mirror, Conches, Dinins Tables. Cunad. Chairs. Rattan Settee. Ratt. Chairs, Vases. Pictures, Carpets. Linoleums. Occas. Tables, Three-poo. room Suite. Duchess Pairs. Comb. Chests. Comb. Pairs. Toilet V are, JUI.M. Bedsteads. D. Wires, Kapok Bedding, Stretchers. K. Tables. Chairs. Dresser. Safes, lenders. Crockery, Glassware, and Kitchen tensile. AT 1 P.M.. On Account MR. WHITFIELD, of Newton, WITHOUT RESERVE. fl KA LOTS ASS. CHINA AND CROCKER 'IDU WARE, also 50 Pieces E.P. Ware, 24 Watches, six Clocks. Quantity of Steel Window Shelving, and Plate-glass Shelves, etc. Also. ONE TRUNK OF LADIES' AND GENT.'S X.9 CLOTHING. piCHARD ARTHUR AND QO. A. H. JONES. AUCTIONEER. ' -pICHARD ARTHUR AND QO ■ AT CITY MARKET. this T). 1 O'CLOCK. '" •ASSIGNED OTOCK OF OADDLERY. SADDLER'S Sewing Machine. Punching: Machine. Sets of Harness. Collars, - .: Whips, Bridles, Gig Saddle and Breeching, Saddle*. Largo Assortment Saddler's Bequisites., ' WITHOUT RESERVE. piCHARD : ARTHUR AND QO. i . THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. ■DICHAED A ETHUE AND QO. AT EIIIOTT-STEEET SALE BOOMS. . UNDER BILL OF SALE. UNDER BILL OF SALE, UNDER BILL OF SALE. TO-MORROW, rpO-MORROW, /- . .:' '' ' ". AT 12 O'CLOCK. /'tOePCENTS OF TEN ROOMS, REMOVED \J FROM SYMONDS^TREET. | ':.'-■ PIANO. Dtniiiß Table. Dining: Chairs. jgi&i Saddlebag Suite, Handsome Barrel-front Sideboard. Couches, B.W. Chairs, Glass and China Ware, E.P. Ditto. Linoleums and Car- ... pets. ■ ■■■ ■■■ ■ ■ - BEDROOM" FURNITURE, D. and SJ. Bedsteads, W.W. and Kap. Mattresses, Blan- -■■■'.' kets, Linen, Comb. Chests. . Toilet Chests. Wash-stand Ware, Linen Press. Wardrobe, Kitchen Utensils, Singer Dropnead Sewing: Machine in good order. . , Also, on account of Owner leaving for ■ :...■„,.;:, Australia, .... MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT CONCERT GRAND PIANO, by Neufeld, cost £120 VERY FINE BARREL-FRONT SIDEBOARD PRETTY NEW ART DESIGN SIDEBOARD ff WHITE ENAMEL BEDROOM SUITE, t PRETTY DESIGN 1 LARGE CHEVAL DUCHESS PAIE. . ,"'. WITHOUT RESERVE. piCHARD ARTHUR AND QO. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. ' : nrrTHEATLEY, TTJAVEN AND QO, ,f AUCTIONEERS. DARBY'S BUILDINGS. \*: QUEEN-STREET. ' TMPOBTANT T AND C ALE. \ TMPORTANT T AND OALE. The question " Where to buy and where to build" is always a perplexing- one, and there i.;.■■~ are many important points to be considered. ~ The maker of a home wants the best possible site procurable for the money at his command. If he is wise he will be careful -"- to choose that site in a district where indiv cations point to the steady and certain increase of land values. AX T*TEDNESDAY. ~%JTARCK Of) '"" - AT • 2.30 P.M., You will have an opportunity that seldom :< : -;"., ~ occurs of purchasing > "/,■ "'V.' : : ■''■^J... ; AT r AUCTION PRICES ".;'; One or more exceptionally flue Building Sites in a district which is SIMPLY FORGING AHEAD. - THE EDEN VIEW ESTATE THE EDEN VIEW ESTATE THE EDEN VIEW ESTATE Is Subdivided into OO MAGNIFICENT . ALLOTMENTS, *jO Which, acting under ■ instructions from Mr. Powell, we are offering on WEDNESDAY, March 20, at 2.30 p.m., at our Rooms, Darby's Buildings. It is situated within eight minutes' walk of the present tram terminus at Dominion Road, and will be within three minutes of the proposed extension. ) Elevated ) Level ) Absolutely Free of EVERT SECTION IS ) Rock * . ) Very Deep > And Commands ) Most Extensive } Views. The Reserves are so reasonable that every Section should tic sold on the day of auction, and the terms are snch as to place them within the reach of. all. IT WILL PAY YOU not to miss this opportunity of acquiring an allotment that is really WORTH HAVING. REMEMBER that a very short time' ahead. ' property of this kind ia going to cost you a great deal more than it can be bought for now. ; AUCTION, -yyEDNKSDAY. TAfAROH Of) AT 2.30 P.M., " ' R^siSffi ls^l^?^ 00 WITH rare It BBACH. FRONTAGE. A Gentleman'« Residence with eight very large andlofty , rooms, fronting one of the finest sandy beaches in the Auckland Harbour and on v five minutes, from the wharf. will bTsold bv ' Public Auction on WEDNESDAY March an ', 2.30 n.m.. at our Auction & ■ l>arbv ? « ] Buildings. Queen-street. """ma. -"aiby s 1 SPACIOtTS HALL; dining-drawinrroom -j ; , . by 14. with dividing doors? fow largo be?' rooms, two 16 by 12. two 14 by 14- vitJifit 20 by 19. fitted with cupboards, etc* bath room, scullery; wash-house, with copper■ tnd fixed tubs: gag and'water'throughout aml The house is splendidly built of Wirt «f kauri, has a nice orchard in fiYii i! ar ! °° ' and being situated a few "tens lw ari ?i?' ' beach, with 115 ft ."SSaSS? i&l extensive harbour views. It r« „ „? ds . fine , able property and worth considering desir ' than the low reserve placed! «2Sn ?il y more / The Section artjoinintr. 50ft front"*** ♦~ beach, wjth depth of 180 ft will \ t0 ■also; and may% bought either with e fh ' ■ house or separately. ~ ctvner with the JJAVES AND Q 0 DAEBY-g ■ 118. V.QUEEN.STREET CFew doors from Customs-st.). 1