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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17110, 15 March 1919, Page 6

t Sales by Auction, TDICHABD , ARTHUR AND. fJO., " * . AT WEN'S T>OAD, -PPSOM. CORNER OP GILLIES AVENUE. (Take Epsom Tram.) WEDNESDAY TtfEXT, AT JJ A.M. H. L. FRIEND, Esq., who is leaving Not Zealand, has favoured us with instruction! to SellTHE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSE FURNISHINGS, includingGENUINE LIBERTY OAK FURNITURE VALUABLE PERSIAN RUGS BECHSTEIN UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO DRAWINGROOM.-4 VERY VALUABLE GENUINE PERSIAN RUGS, BECHSTEIN UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (a vory fine instrument), "LIBEBIi OAK SETTEE, "LIBERTY' ' OAK ARM-CHAIR and OCC. m CHAIRS. ANTIQUE COAL BUCKET, 4-FOLE FIRE SCREEN. LIBRARY TABLE, RD. CARVED TABLE, MUSIC CABINET with Hand-Carved Doors, SEA GRASS CHAIRS, UPHD. EAST" CHAIRS, VELVET CHESTERFIELD, OIL PAINTINGS, Spring Blinds, and Muslin Curtains, DININGROOM. - LIBERTY 'BATHERWAY" SIDEBOARD in Solid Oak, EX. DINING TABLE, DINING CHAIRS with Seagrass Seats, SMOKERS' CHAIR, Very Good FRENCH CLOCK, CHESTERFIELD COUCH, COPPER FENDER. STOOL, "LIBERTY'' ART CARPET. EP WARE, CANTEEN OF TABLE CUTLERY. GLASS & CHINA WARE, HAND-PAINTED VASES. &c. ALL-LIBERTY OAK MONK'S SEAT, Persian Rug, Oak Settee. Valuable Caned Chair, Oak Pedestal, Oak Framed Mirror. BREAKFASTROOM.-Liberty Oak Bookcase, Liberty Oak Ann Chair, Smokers Chair, Otoe Lounge. Kmdergartenl of 4 Chairs and Table, LARGE NUMBER NOVELS by Best Authors. BEDROOMS (3).-LIBERTY OAK BED, 4ft Sin. Wire and Kapok: Mattresses, 8-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, LARGE WALL MIRROR. Sewrjass Chairs, LIBERTY RUGS. WHITE ENAMEL BED. WHITE ENAMEL COMB. PAIR and WARDROBE, PILE CARPET, LINEN PRESS, COMB. CHESTS, HOSPITAL BED. WOOD COT. Infant's "Birdcage." Book Shelves, Children a Books and Toys. „.„!'„ LARGE QUANTITY BED, AND TABLE LINEN, BLANKETS, Etc, KITCHEN.-ALL REQUISITES. 2 Zinclined Flour Binns, eto. PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER,, ETC. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. NO RESERVE. TJICHARD ARTHUR AND QO., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, ELLIOTT STREET. I. WAITAKERE RANGES. WaITAKERE PANGES. WAITAKERE "RANGES. A VERY FINE ILLUSTRATED LEAFLET A VERY FINE ILLUSTRATED LEAFLET A VERY FINE ILLUSTRATED LEAFLET Is now ready, an.d can be obtained upon application, which contains some of the finest gems of photographic art, taken from various viewpoints on the beautiful • TkREAMLANDS "^STATE. . TXBBAMLANDS TgSTATE. T\BEAMLANDS TESTATEA gentleman of wide travel, visiting New Zealand from Australia, says:—"There is nothing to equal the natural beauty of 'Dreamlands' in the Australasian colonies." WHAT IS YOUR OPINION? WHAT IS YOUR OPINION? WHAT IS YOUR OPINION? Have yon ever spent a day on the summits of' tie Waif akers Ranges, 1200 FT' ABOVE SEA LEVEL? 1200 FT ABOVE SEA IiEVEL? 1200 FT ABOVE BEA LEVEL? 1200 FT ABOVE SEA.iiEVEL? , , 'IF NOT, Get one of the Booklets, which contain plana and photos, of the Estate! spend a week-end at one or othev of the two good accommodation house* .at Waitakere take trains to Waikumote, thence by coach)/ from which the Sections are only a few minutes' ' walk, as shown on Plan No. 1. TVO V°U WANT 5 TO 20 A 0 * 18 no Y OlEr WANT STO 20 A CEES ■no y ot ■^ta nt STO5 T0 20 A OBES Magnificent heavy native bush, with deligh* fnl ■ mountain streams running through every section, approachable at all seasons of the year on a good metal road from Henderson station, as shown on Plan No. 2? IF YOU DO. •nREAMLAND IS THE PLACE. TVREAMLAND IS THE pLACE. • •nREAMLAND IS THE T>LACB. THE LOVELIEST* SECLUDED SPOT IN THE [DOMINION. THE LOVELIEST SECLUDED SPOT IN THE DOMINION. You will buy at your own pride, on our popular easy terms. £10 deposit, £1 per month, interest 5 per cent. MIGHT AUCTION, i MIGHT A UCTION, WEDNESDAY, TtTARCH Oft WEDNESDAY, MARCH Oft. ■piCHARD I ARTHUR AND /10., AUCTIONEERS. riRAY AND • nOCKROFT, JOINT AGENTS. . \ ■jmiDAY, ARCH Oft AT 12 NOON. TVBVONPORT. "nEVONPORT. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE MR. W. PHILCOX. TJESIDENCE. TTOUBE. AND SECTIONS. TIOBERT Q QARR AND CON Have received instructions from the Trustees of the late Mr. W. Philcojt, to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Swanson Street, on Friday, March 28, at 12 noon, npHE "RESIDENCE AND ROUNDS, KNOWN AS "THE SHRUBBERY," Fronting BUCHANAN ST., DEVONPORT. The Residence is well built, and comprises DRAWING AND DINING ROOMS. BLLLIARDROOM. STUDY. 5 BEDROOMS. KITCHEN AND SCULLERY, STABLE, OUTHOUSES AND VINERY. The Grounds are well laid out in Lawns and Gardens. . £ pOOD 2-ROOMED TTOUSE, FRONTING RATTRAY STREET, With 62ft frontage by an average depth of 105fS. TUNE TEVEL ALLOTMENTS. WITH GOOD FRONTAGES TO BUCHANAN AND RATTRAY STREETS. Plans ready. Cards to view from Auctioneers. mHE TTAURI rpMBER QO., T TD., CUSTOMS STREET WEST. pUILDING TIMBER: KAURI, RIMU, MATAI, TOTARA, JARRAH, OREGON. JOINERY, -nOOHS. CASHES, MANUFACTURED FROM THOROUGHLY SEASONED TIMBER ONLY. - , . . - - • 4 . ■