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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15096, 12 September 1912, Page 12

Sales by Auction. - QARPENTER -A T N a 25. KAl ' roN R OJl> ' i (CORNER OP DOMAIN-STREET.) • rjnnis j) ay, ! AT 11 O'CLOCK. The undersigned having been favoured with instructions from .the Owner, who is giv- ' incr up housekeeping owing 1 to ill-health, will Sell by Auction. ■ T HB JJOUSEHOLD . p'URNITURE AM) pFFECTS. ' ' Including:— „ TLEG. DINING TABLE. EASY CHAIR. « A.8. : Chairs, Oval Tables. Curtains, Linoleum, etc.. etc.; 8.M.D.1. BEDSTEAD. S-I. Bedsteads, 3 I. '- Bedsteads, D, and ' S.W.W. Mattresses, < Flax Mattresses, • CHESTS OF' DRAWERS, COMB. CHESTS. • COMMODE, Kapok Beds, Bedding, Mirrors, ' Washstands and Ware, .Linoleums, Kitchen Table, Chairs, Crockery, Cutlery, etc., etc. ■ OARPENTER j^RTHUR, GENERAL AUCTIONEER. FRIDAY, gEPTEMBER £7, AT 2 P.M. SHARP. Instructed by the Executors in the Estate of JABEZ WHITING (deceased). C. F. .B EiiNETT ' WILL SELL. BY,' PUBLIC AUCTION, AT CHAMBER. OF COMMERCE. BWANSON-STREET, JJO. "J. pONSONBY ITpERRACE. Next to All ' Saints' -Church Property, ONLY 50 YARDS TO MAIN ROAD, ... ALL THAT DESIRABLE; FREEHOLD, hav- : ins frontage of 49ft to Ponsonby Terrace by a depth of 100 ft, .together with solidlv-built HOUSE OF, FOUR ROOMS and Detached Workshop. .. SPLENDID . LETTING . PROPOSITION. - Cards to V.iow, . , .. C. F. Bennett- ' AUCTIONEER, BANK OF-NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS. . .. S WANSO EET. . 1 : i 1 -1 Landed Property. VINCENT-STREET—6S BY- 200. FRONT. VACANT 4 Cottages at Back. Lettable at, 15s each weekly. PRICE. £4350-Terms. ALBERT-STREET; NEAR CITY HALL, NEAR QUEEN AND COOK STREETS. THIS STREET IS. RAPIDLY FILLING WITH HANDSOME WAREHOUSES, '' AND - VERY FEW VACANT LOTS LEFT. I OFFER FOR PROMPT SALE, 40 BY 105JFT. , . FOR , £2300. : . MANUREWA—TEN ACRES, Six minutes from Station; ' SPLENDID SOIL. FENCED AND WELL WATERED.. • - ROAD ON, THREE SIDES. £60 per Acre HOBSON-STREET MUST RISE. I HAVE TWO SECTIONS AT LOWER END. INVESTMENTS IN SIDE STREETS SHOULD BE • CONSIDERED NOW. I HAVE IN ST. PAUL'S-STREET 53 BY 120, £30 • PER FOOT. With Cottage, 5 Rs. and bathroom. Detached room, gas, water, etc. V ' C J ' JJUTC3INSON, N? '. SMEETON'S BUILINGS. , ,'First Floor.) mo': rj-.HOSE "; ROOKING FOR J^AND. TyrOERINSVILLE - J^ISTRICT. WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD PROPERTIES IN THIS DISTRICT. OAH 'ACRES, freehold; easy rolling coun£l: I ' try; partly, improved. £7 per acre. This property lies on, the fringe of Morrinsville Town boundary, and is worth your inspection. .: • • OAQ ACRES, L.T.; all highly improved, OUO except 40 acres; good House, cowshed. milking machine. etc. .£2O per. acre. . Cash £1000. This property, will carry 100 milking cows. . For further particulars apply, UCKLAND pROV. pARMERS* JJNION READING AND JNDENTING ASSOCIATION, J^TD., EMPIRE BUILDINGS, . SWANSON-STREET, > AUCKLAND. ' - • 11,1 ' : : —; : — 7—» .Business Notices. AN. v. . pXHIBITION. J£IRKCALDIE AND TAINS, . OF . WELLINGTON, HAVE ACHIEVED A WONDERFUL SUCCESS : ■ WITH THEIR EXHIBITION , - JN gMEETON.'S .JgUILDINGS, SECOND FLOOR. . Hundreds -of Ladies have Viewed the BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY CREATIONS FOR ; SPRING AND SUMMER. THE EXQUISITE -MODEL COSTUMES AND • BLOUSES. ■: : .-> While the =.■■' "pRENC-n gILKS, . DIRECT FROM LYONS, ' " Have won -the' admiration of all. Such superb, lustrous, and superior Silks have i never been- seen before in Auckland, and everyone should try to see these goods. All are invited. v, : -; :v pXEIBITION QLOSES -ON DAY.'•SEPTEMBER 13th. - Jg-IRKCALDIE AND - gTAINS, J^TD., A. '. : M. 0 C ° L :i " : TIMBER MERCHANT, ONEHUNGA. ' : Telephone, 1857. KAURI, TOTARA, MATAI. RIMU, TANEKAHA. AND PUKETEA ■ IN STOCK. = ' '' ' ■ "I Coal Merchants, Carriers, etc. QIIAKCOAL. OHARCOAL. QHARCOAL. WE nAVE NOW 0 jpiEST-CLASS - rpEA-TREE . QHARCOAL , JUST ARRIVED. BOOK YOUR ORDERS AT . ONCE TO ENSURE DELIVERY. SECOND-HAND BRICKS. 45s per. 1000, Delivered in City. J. J. C EAIO ' L™-QUEEN-STREET. Restaurants and Tea Rooms. . pRIOR'S. j COOLEST : DININGROOM IN TOWN. i BEST" ONE SHILLING LUNCIL - ELECTRIC FANS. v.; NO FLIES. 1 STRAND ARCADE. , Jj" ANSON' . DINING ROOMS. < Some may lead, but I am second to i none. Try Manson's Dining Rooms, opp. 1 HERALD Office. 'Four-courso meal, isbreakfast from 7 till 10 a.m. C'HJJITS refitted with new neckbands, 9d i ea F t De ous ' ,la fi d per pair.—New Zealand • Laundry - Co., Ltd., -street.