Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16342, 23 September 1916, Page 4

Sales by Auction., , ■,-rVr,. : ~_ ;;, . ._., ' ' •HAYMOND CHEATS, AT THE RESIDENCE, '■PDGERLEY' , fVENUE, " , "PPSOM. ; : CLOSE TO NEWMARKET. nryEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER O? AT 11 A.M. Instructed by J. J. O'Brien, Esq.,. who is *:->-' '■•'■ leaving for Rotorua, owing to business arrangements, will Sell by Public Auction, : TJIS ' t T>EADTIPUL ' pURNISHINGS, Comprising .',.- : , .'-'■'. -. ENTRANCE HALL-Axminster Carpet Square, Stair Carpet Runner to match, VALUABLE; MARBLE . FIGURES (from Genoa), Ball- Stand (mirror back), Carved -.-. Hall Seat, Rimu Stair Rods, VENETIAN FIGURE AND PEDESTAL, Hall Curtains, Slip Mats, and Pictures. ' v . . DrUWINGROOM — Nice-toned Upright Piano, Axminstfir Carpet (22ft by 14ft), V. Room Suite, i pieces, with cretonne ' covers, BEAUTIFUL VENETIAN MIRROR, Handsome Japanese Carved Table, Marble Pedestals, Figures, and Vases, Rare China Plaques, Piano btool with music recess, Bevelled Mirrors, Choice Collection of Paintings and Pictures, Bronze Fender, Easy Chairs, D.R. Tables, Hearth Rugs, ornaments. _ . _.. .'■ DININGROOM. Carpet. Rimu Oval Table and Chairs, Very Valuable Upright Self-playing Piano and Records (specially imported from England), Massivo 40-day Marblo Clock, Paintings and Pictures, Easy Chairs, Chesterfield, Bronze Figures, Dinner Service, Cutlery, Glassware, Salad Bowls, Venetian Blinds, Art Curtains, Coffee Urn. Bronze Fender and Fircirons. BREAKFASTROOM-Riinu Table and JL> Cover, Carpet Square, Linoleum, Chairs, Bronze Fender, V. Blinds, Curtains. Bookcase and Books, Pictures, Office Table. BEDROOM No. 1-MASSIVE BRASS D. BEDSTEAD, Axminster Carpet (14ft by Hit), B.H. Suite, Bevelled Mirror, Wardrobe. Washstand, Marble-top Mirror-buck Bedside Table, Easy Chairs, Screen, Carpet, Rugs, Toilet Set, V. Blind;?, Curtains and Poles. TiEDROOMS, 2, 3, and 4-D. and S.I. ID Bedsteads, Dressing Tables, Wardrobes, Axminster Carpets, Mirrors, Net Curtains, V Blinds, Toilet Sets, Wire Mattresses. Kapok Bedding. B.R. Chairs. KITCHEN— All Cooking Utensils, Safe, Knife Cleaner, Gas Griller, Ring, and Iron Wringer, Garden Roller, Mower and Tools, Door Mats and Scrapers. . OPEN FOR INSPECTION, 2 TO 4 P.M., MONDAY and TUESDAY, 25th and 26th. DAYMOND C HEATH, ' ' AUCTIONEER, 83, QUEEN STREET. i ■ ■' :; piTY T>USINESS pREMISES. "nESIDENCE AT T?PSOM. • IN DECEASED ESTATE. . ' OAMUEL AILE AND DONS, T TD., Acting .on instructions from the Pnblio . Trustee, will : Sell by Public Auction at their Land Sale Booms, 87, Queen Street, . in the Estate of Katharine Fanny Dim- ' mock,' deceased, on v JiRIDAY, QCTOBER I? AT O P-M- ---■ '■ T7ICTORIA STREET' WEST, just below V Albert Street-SUBSTANTIAL BRICK --"■..-- BLOCK cf three storeys, comprising Shop ; ';' : on ground • floor, and; seven rooms on first : and second floors, • with separate entrance. ■.-•: EXCELLENT SITUATION, in SPLENDID ..BUSINESS CENTRE; on'iy a few doors up ;•;-. -from Qneen Street.', THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for investors, . \TGAROMA - ROAD,. -ON SLOPES OF '•■-•.■•'■■■ i> - ONE-TREE HILL-VERY ATTRACC TIVE RESIDENCE, on Section, containing >.. ; lr. sp. ■?;■■ Grounds nicely laid out. High ~.i..r. r situation,; and, good views. : \ "'.-.•. .;- Further Particulars "from * ','. CAMTJEL yAILE AND CONS, T.TD., MOUNT TjIDEN. TTOME, IN 1 CHARMING SITUATION. % - OAMUEL TTAILE AND ! CONS, T TD., I Have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms. 87, Queen Street, on : FRIDAY, QCTOBER n AT O P.M. . RESIDENCE .'OF SIX LARGE ROOMS, ' -. J-t bathroom, pantry, and scullery; all in good order and repair; large square entrance . hall. Pore. Bath,'Califoni,. Range,'; Gas, and Water. , , *' , FINE SECTION, fronting the MAIN MOUNT EDEN ROAD foppsifa> Preset 1 Kim),- 98ft, (recent survey; shows .-• 107 ft) by : 165 ft: ; laid out, in lawn, garden, ornamental ■„ ihrabs- well-grown^hedge, etc. •: This proS erty T,'3S d ,SPS .•%,a > ' ond " 1 Position in one of : the; BEST.PARTS of Mount , Eden? and , would beermnently suitable for. a professional man. -ihe owner-is selling, solely on ac- :' count of a family bereavement, -■• ■ pONSONBY WATERSIDE. .. IN DECEASED ESTATE. \' : jIRIDAY, QCTOBER fi AT O P.M. ; yIILE AND CQNS, T TD., H !J e fe^'k B l"i? ted ,<to the Executors ;in the Estate of dilate Miss J. MoNidol, '■•■••■'■■'T? Sell by Public Auction, at their fiale Rooms, 87, Queen Street,-:, f ..-.-v'.^....,CORNER ST. MARY'S ROAD AND ST - ■;. : ; FRANCIS DE SALE STREET, , HOUSE of 7, rooms and bathroom; just - been reparnted inside and out, and all newly papered;; - Orion range, . nwo ,; SPLENDID ■ CORNER SECTION 52tt & -,V v 100 ft, ■; PRETTY VIEWS Only ■ ■; a few yards froniSt. Mary's Beach. Hand? . to cars at Three Lamps. .«»u«j "■'' ■... .-"-',.. . " ' '"' : ' '' JJOUSE AND TARGE SECTION, ' " Q.BEY J^YNN. •pRIDAY, QCTOBER C AT Q P.M. C AMUEL yAILE AND CONS, T TD., j .;; Have been Instructed to' Sell by Public Auc- ! ;...;-;.-;..; tion at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen ! \ :;■'.■•; Street, ; '■"- >:■;-:.:>,■■ ■■■.--•-.;:■•: ■ .. -•;,•-■■.. , J y.QOUND KAURI HOUSE.'of 1 rooms* etc.- J ■.'.-••.;*■:■ Of-;; 2 square bay windows, and verandahs; :'l: .■; basement,; with ; concrete ; floor - ; 3 fireplaces, .'.::■■.' range, "gas,';'.: etc. "-";-Concrete'.' wash-nouse. SECTION, with. 77ft frontage to Tennyson •;, Street, by depth of 132 ft; garden. and, fruit ... • trees. .Handy 2d cars. Would admirably suit carter or contractor. -, • . ..- j FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. AND WILL *. - .GO CHEAP. ■■ . »i ■ ■ TTARBOUB -pOARD. ' ' TJNCLAIMED poODS. • V- .JJOUBE BLOCKS AND TIMBER. ... j\TEVILLE \TEWCOMB. Has received instructions from -the Auckland ; -Harbour, Board to Sell by Public Auction. •.-*_ '. . ftt. '* V- ' ■■-'"-■'•■''"" '■ -SHED No. 14 (TOP FLOOR) QUEEN'S '»tlAJtvc« " A ■™ns QU^c r F y « OF , TOC I'AIMED Hobson. Wharf), and a Quantity of TIMBER ' . ? (now lying at Freeman's Bay and elsewhere) ■r'~, ' i j "■."• I-'■• On WEDNESDAY, gEPTEMBER (W V, \f ■■;":". " ■AT 12 NOON. ' TERMS CASH. SEVILLE ATEWCOMB, MeM:,. \ AUCTIONEER, H.M. ARCADE. I||v'; : ;r"",;■;.:;-" Coffee. : ;. V JUST JIROM THE TRENCHES • JN- "PRANCE:--. / ■ i .. ; --,;;."My word, there must be a terrible ,-, lot of -coffee consumed here, There 7. is not a ; single place ' one can get tea, and I cannot say I like the j ' .'.-:•; ,:.".' coffee hero as well as' the good old , ~ ;, "DAISY.",; All . the people grind ■..■■, their ■ own, and some of the mills ! are of splendid workmanship." : j O;, ; . v'::!, -:''\.. ; :^;".^^' ■■•'■'"'.'."'--"' ..■ .'V'i .'>-..'-- : .'--;-: :AN UNSOLICITED - TESTIMONIAL -TO THE SUPERIORITY OF "■HAISY" JJBAND fIOFPEB. v n Kj