■ : ■. /■■"..'Sales fcy Auction: >'.\ ■' -\ j RICHARD ./ARTHUR. TTD, : - WILL SELL. TAK4PUNA. ; • - rpAKAPUNA. .AT THE .RESIDENCE ' OP VSEOBGE _ V OBOBGE. ESQ., CECIL ROAD • (Take Jaat turning on right from Mil&rd, Rd.)J »JHIS TJAY (SATURDAY), I - - \ AT - O'CLOCK. ' t.. OJIHEi WHOLE OP THE JTOUSE j : ptTENISHESTGS. Including:— MAGNIFICENT PLAYER PIANO, by B. Squire, London: a very fin© instru- _ meat; sweet, full tone. HIPPENDALE PIANO SEAT AND CHAIRS AND TABLE. TMPORTED ENGLISH OAK EXTENSION i- DINING TABLE, with Club Lees. 6 O.iK DINING CHAIRS, including 2 <-? Carvers to match. OAK SIDEBOARD, modern design. lead- ;?* light doors. TTPHOLSTERED LOUNGE CHAIRS S<U „ AND COUCH, with Washing Covers. INGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. FINE COLLECTION PICTURES,, including Water-colours by Italian Artists. P. M, Wright, and others. ARBLE CLOCK. Ornaments. Casement Curtains. Coal Bucket and Brasses. S„ Window Seat, Cushions. OLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE, including 4ft. 6in Bedstead, Dressing i-Combina-tioh Chest, and Waahstand and 3 Chairs, Child's Iron Cot, Institution. Leds v Wire and K»p. Mattresses, Combination Chest. 6-d*. Rimu Cheat. Toilet Ware, Wall Medicine Cupboard, Axminster Carpet. Linoleums. 2-drawer Writing Table. T7TTCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS. ITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS. A*. Aluminium Ware. "Star" lea Chest, about 150 Mason Pros. Jars, Wringer, Etc... Wheelbarrow. Lawn Mower. Concrete Garden Roller. Garden Tools. Spray Pump. Wire Netting. - Chicken Coops and Rune. -- 1 Worker? akd * Bl[flrTEß WITHOUT RESERVE. Also, ALUAB'iE CORNER SECTION, 53ft. » frontage to Milford Beach: over £300 has been spent in the erection of high concrete retaining wall and concrete boathousp. This is without doubt the best section on the beach, level and in good grass. -—■ rpO-DAY (SATURDAY), OCTOBER 9. Trams- will . leave Milford Road, via Northcote Road, 11.45 a.m.. 12.65, 1.55, and 0.40 P.m. A A A ™ onal Trams W »U leave : Bayswater at R lO - 30 pr a T -°V4 12.30 1.30. and 9.80™ " S.S. BUPCKE will make additional trip, leaving Auckland at 1.15 p.m. "-> SlM * ■■ '• THOS.B..ARTHUR. ---i Land and Furniture Auctioneer., A RTHUR, T : ©„.'/..' ."•'•■: WILL SELL AT ■ - % "g-OHATU." Q.REAT QOUTH J>OAD. "3?LLERSLIE (About- Midway Between Harp of Erin and Penrose), . AT jjj O'CLOCK. MB. -B. -A. BENT, who has sold th» property. T 22 r OF THE JTOUSE yUENISHINGS, ... As Under: DININGrROOM-SOLID OAK DINING SUITE of 7 Pes.. MASSIVE EXTENSION,,, 31110 TABLE. PRETTY DESIGN- SIDEBQARdToAK "DOLLER-TOP DESK, OAK BOOK- ' . JK» SHELVES. OAK PIANO SlOot, OAK OCC. TABLE, LEAXHiS COUCH;; TOHOL/ CHAIRS, OIL PARTINGS AND - OTHER PICTURES, 3-PCE. uraoLsuirK Equal to New;, HAND-CARVED STOOL, STUDENT'S KERO. LAMP. \ PEDESTALS. NEW LACE TArNS, m HAT,T,STAND of;; Good Design; INLAID LINOLEUM, Equal to New; HALL COBTAINS/WALL MIRROR, MJC. BEDROOM SUITE Unlu*ung 4ft. 6in. Bedstead, Ducheaa Pair, and B.G. Wardrobe). PRETTY DESIGN BEDROOM SUITE. including 4ft. by 6ft. Bedstead Dress- ., ™3 Pair, and Wardrobe; 3 SINGLE BEDSTEADS, WIRES AND KAPT MATTRESSES. TOILET WARE. COMBINATION CHESTS, Inlaid and. other Linoleums. Lace Curtains. 17-ITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS. ] Jt\ KITCHEN. DRESSER, B.W. CHAIR& TABLEj-r- GENERAL SUNDRIES; - STANDARD MANGLE, MILK PANS) CHURN. IT ABGE , CONCRETE ROLLER, with IL* Vacuum for Water Ballast: Tools, Garden Seat. 3 good Croquet Mallets. | TEEMS- NO RESERVE. ' THOa. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. J3ICHABD *RTHUR» T TD.; - -1,.,-• WILL SELL, ~ FOB REMOVAL. * • 2 ■'■■ ■T#OODEN "DUILbINGS. IN;ELLIOTT STREET. CITY, Opposite Smith and Caughey'a and Adjoining Mr. Hjnn's Carriage Factory. ♦ i i.— rjIUESDAY AT TT A.M. , TTD.; LAND -AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. A RTHUR, J TD. On account W.« V. ROBINSON. ESQ. (leaving for the South), we have been inl •strutted to Sell by Public Auction rpHE QONTENTS OP " TTIS "DESIDENCE. SITUATED' 20, OWENS0 WENS OAD » PSOM - * - '* As follows: — QITTING ROOM— INDIAN CARPET loft c li^V* s, 3£t - 9in 2 DIVAN CHAIRS, in Saddlebag; I CHESTERFIELD. TAPESItii, all LAotse Covers; 1 OAK SECRETAIRE. SOLID WALNUT CARD TABLE 1 BOUND TABLE. 1 SEAGRASB CHAIR* WINDOW CUSHION, 2 PAIRS CUR! , TAINS. AND PALM STAND. HALL— INDIAN RUG. Bft. 3in. by sft. m 2in. : HALLSTAND. OCCASIONAL TABLE. 1 LARGE PANEL BEVEL MIrI BOH, HALL CURTAINS? 5 YDS AX RUNNER, Fawn; BOOKSHELVES 1 WALL BRACKET. WRITING TABLE. DINING .ROOM—I FINE ALL WOOL n INDIAN CARPET. 12ft. by 9ft eSSOLID MAHOGANY BUFFET MA HOGANY EXTENSION DINING TABLE 6 UPHOLSTERED DINING CHAIRS i SILK TAP. CHESTERFIELD. 3 PATHS CURTAINS. 2" FINE LARGE OIL PArW INC3, 1 DUMB-WAITER, CUT-GLASS 1 WATER, JUG. CUTLERY Etc. " Jjdbß J FIRST BEDROOM—BLUE CARPET 9ft b r 6ft.. : WINDOW CUSHIONS 1 4ft WOOD BEDSTEAD. 1 KAPOK MA TREbS, PAIR BLANKETS. EIDERDOWN FINE MAHOGANY DRESS " TABLE! AND MAHOGANY WASHSTAND* 2 WINDOW CUSHIONS, 1 SEAGRASS CHAIR. 2 PAIRS VOILE CUBTAINsT QECOND BEDROOM—I WOOL RUG Bft n Bin. by 6ft.; 1 COMB. CHEST PAIR 1 CHEST DRAWERS. INSTITUTE BED' KAPOK .MATTRESS, PILLOWS? CUR*TAINSy $»*]& ? 001 f -SEAGRASS SQUARE. - k? aft by 6ft.; 2 COMB. CHESTS -TILED-BACK WASHSTAND CHAIRS TICTTTREB. CURTAINS LOT OF LINEN SHEETS AND BLANKETS. **««•"« ; T7TTCHEN—2 KITCHEN TABLES. SEW. jv i ,i T MACtIINE CLOTHES EI EC .SIC IRON ODD CROCKFRV' ' \LUMINIUM SAUCEPAN andl KETTTVq " CLOTHES BASKET. CURTAINS; Ete " - OUTSIDE — HOSE. WHEELSARRnw ] , GARDEN TOOLS. g^^^^AKROW. SALE COMMENCES I ' . IJ/HURSDAY. (~VCT. •*.* L & ISM. SHARP. 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17597, 9 October 1920, Page 4
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