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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15558, 16 March 1914, Page 12

Sales by Auction. T7STATE OF C. B. WHEELER. GROCER. IN BANKRUPTCY. Acting under instructions from W. S. Fisher. Official Assignee, we will Sell Without Reserve. rpms T)AY. AT 11 O'CLOCK , (On the premises), GREAT NORTH ROAD. ; ■ ,HE iW HOLE OOfF f THE CTOCK J " OF 5 Q.ROCERIES. TTARDWARE. pROCKERY, AND "DRUSHWARE, WELL ASSORTED AND IN GOOD ', CONDITION. LIGHT SPRING-CART. 2 HORSES. HARNESS, SADDLE. > PLATFORM SCALES. IRON SAFE. I MARBLE COUNTER. 1 ABOUT 100 SACKS CHAFF. TOICHARD A RTHUR AND pa. AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET. rFHIS T)AY. AT NOON. - T LOYD AND pO., V. JACOBSON. QTAHUHU, CORNER OF GOLF AVENUE AND MAWGERE ROAD. 1 > MEW RICK TTOUSE OF |A "DOOMS. AND pONVENIENCES. , Gas and water laid on. "RICHARD ARTHUR AND po. r (PER T. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer). ' Will Sell by Public Auction at their Auction Mart. Elliott St., Auckland, on the above date, by order of the Sheriff at Auckland, under Writ of Sale issued in the above , action, ' . t ALL THE ESTATE. RIGHT. OR IN- > J\. TEREST of one A. S. Jacobson, of . i Otahuhu, widow, the administratrix of the esi tate of A. Jacobson, deceased, in all that piece . of land, containing 32.6 perches, being Lot 29 on District Plan 4866, which said piece of land is part of a Blook in the Otahuhu Survey District called Fairburn's Land Claim 269 A. Land Transfer Title. For further parties ,rs apply to Wynyard ' and Skelton, Solicitors for the judgment creditor, or to the Auctioneers. • T OUIS J EWIS. ' 'I IJIHIS "QAY. AT -JO O'CLOCK. 1 GENERAL -pURNITURE CALE. J FIREPROOF safes. all sizes OFFICE DESKS, large and small PIANOS, English and foreign, new and second-hand ORGAN by Story and Clarke \ TRAVELLING TRUNKS. American' and English. Also, 321 L OTS 0F M OST TJ SEFUL rjENEBAL TTOUSEHOLD pURNITURE, FROM ALL SUBURBS. SALE TO-DAY AT 12 O'CLOCK. I MOSTLY UNRESERVED GOODS. TOUIB TEWIS. AUCTIONEER. HOTEL VALUER AND BROKER. i » pUBLIC AUCTION CALE. [ SHORT NOTICE. - B Y OBDER0 BDER 0F MORTGAGEEi Q N FRIDAY. .jyjARCH 20 1914, AT 1 O'CLOCK. C J? "DENNETT Will Sell by Public Auction at his Office, Swanson Street, H ALSTON STREET, DOMINION ROAD -MODERN RESIDENCE OF SIX , ROOMS and offices: well built and finished; Sood section; 69.7 links by depth of 187.9 nks; right handy to car line. , ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. The Property is Flagged. p TV DENNETT. } ' AUCTIONEER, BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS, SWANSON STREET. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT 8 AT AUCKLAND, At the Request of the Mortgagee, e J ARGE MEW ."DRICK TJOUSE, r IN SALE STREET. JOSEPH THORNES '- Will Sell by Public Auction at his Land Sale Rooms, 83, Queen St., Auckland, on h pRIDAY, A PHIL O AT 1 9 NOON, 6 ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF ;. -ti. LAND being Lot 16 of the Subdivision 1 of Allotments 8; 9,- and 10 of Section 41. City ' of Auckland, bounded on the north by Lot 23 j of same subdivision 29 feet, on the east by a street reserved and laid out through the said subdivision and called Centre Street, 77 feet, on the south by Sale Street, 29 feet, and on the west by Lot 15 of same subdivision, 77 feet, together with New Modern Dwelling in brick, with all conveniences. The Mortgagee's application and her esti--3 mate of the value of the land can be seen at the Office of the Registrar* at all reasonable times prior to the Sale, and in the Auction Room at the time of the Sale, without payment of any fee. Particulars and Conditions of Sale at the Office of Joseph Stanton, Solicitor for the Mortgages. CECOND CHEEP pAIR AT QHAUPO. I WEDNESDAY, jy|ARCH -JO AT 12 O'CLOCK. ic 3f 7000 WELL " BRED SHEEP. j Including— 2000 4, 6. AND 8-TOOTH EWES [ 900 F.M. EWES, from Taihape (one ear mark) , 1000 F.F.M. EWES It. 600 S.M. EWES 2 200 4-TOOTH EWES 5s 280 6-TOOTH AND F.F.M. EWES 1 370 F.M. EWES, good lino to 600 2-TOOTH EWES ,h 500 LAMBS i sr 300 WETHERS 7 200 SHORN LAMBS of id T\ALGET£ AND po., T IMITED., « HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. ' ig I I Insurance Companies. THE Advantage of Insuring with THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO.. 1, LTD., lies not merely in the satisfaction that funds are locally invested, but in the security of prompt settlement in cases of loss, because, no matter what phase of the situation may arise, the full executive >j powers of the Company are on the spot. Your money is ready when you want it I most—immediately after your Fire or Acci-dent.-THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE I CO.. LTD. H. P. Kissling, Manager.