Sales In Auction. &m ] BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE IN THE ESTATE OF HARRY BERRY. • rtEORGE WALKER, Will Sell by Public Auction, TUESDAY, T\EC. 1A AT O P.M., AT HIS SALE ROOMS. QUEEN STREET, j c MODERN KAURI RESIDENCE of 6 rooms, on section 36ft. by 105 ft.. also tho adjoining section of same area. Will be sold in separate lots. The house property is known as 35, FIRST AVENUE. KINGSLAND. Property is Flagged. EORGB WALKER, AUCTIONEER, 38, QUEEN STREET. pRAFTON pREEHOLD pROPERTY ; EORGE WALKER, Will Sell ON TH GROUND, WEDNESDAY JJEXT, J}EC. JJj^ AT 11 A.M. ON ACCOUNT OF W. H. WEBBE, ESQ. : THAT "nESIRABLE RESIDENCE i (With 75ft. Frontage to Grafton Rd.) known as i "THE WEBBE SCHOOL OF MUSIC." ! and situated 1 N O. 155> QRAFTON R OAD, (Almost Opposite Carlton Gore Rd.) , Tho house i 5 faithfully built of heart of ' kauri, and contains nine rooms and offices, a feature being the magnificent music room, capable of accommodating 170 guests. The [ property, which is 120 ft deep, fringes i Madeira Place at the back, and has two i road frontages. TITLE; LAND TRANSFER. ! I , ' ' TERMS:—IO per.cent. Deposit on the fall of the hammer. Balance, Cash in One Month. PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD. - Further Particulars on Application. ALSO, AT 11>15 A.M. THE QUPERIOR . BURNISHINGS, . • including s J TWO pRAND BIANOS. 1 TTORIZONTAL' GRAND BY STEINWEG 11 NACHT—an artist's instrument, has f hardly been used, and is equal to new. Absolutely unprocurable to-day. I TTPRIGHT GRAND BY C. BECHSTEIN, ' U a lovely • toned instrument in perfect order, Worth to-day over £200. This Piano a will appeal to the people who really under- • stand piano value.. ',?. I ; Furnishings Include;'• '; : MAGNIFICENT 7FT. SOLID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, with extra large B.P. Bevelled Mirror, said to be.loo years old. and in perfect order:'B-DAY CLOCKS, China, Glassware, "'Spirit'- Tantalus, Ornaments, Pictures, Floor Rugs, • Lace Curtains, LINOLEUMS. - 40Yds. Brussels Runner, KAURI EXTENSION DINING TABLE, B. M Fenders, Fireirons, A.B, and Canadian Chairs, 5-DRAWER OFFICE TABLE, Book Shelves, Fine Collection of Books. , T ■.;* MUSIC. AND SITTING ROOMS.-Pianos IVX I (as above mentioned), Large Collection .i of Pictures ■ ("Heads ' and Busts: iof ? Old Masters"), Music Stands and Seats, Duet Stands/ Cabinets and Stands, Pedestals, Cushions, Occ. Tables, Easy Chairs, . Occ. Chairs, Skin Rugs, i Pictures, Fire-dogs, INLAID OVAL WALNUT* DRAUGHTS TABLE, Brown Drugget Square, 3-PIECE SETTEE SUITE. Framed v Mirrors, i OAK HALL SEAT, Hall Lino, and Runner, Urn,l brella Stand.'• ~ T:'*^' BEDROOMS.-8 COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES, with mottled kauri facings, a each . comprising Spacious Mirrored Wardrob* and Bedroom Pair; Single and 4ft, _ Bedsteads,. Wire-woves, .' Kapok .' Bedding, Toilet Ware,' Commode, Folding Screen, 2, Gipsy Tables, Towel Rails, and Usual Bedroom Plenishmenls. . VENETIAN '' BLINDS throughout . the house: also, Full j Range of Kitchen Utensils, Chairs, Tables, Crockery, Cutlery, Enamelware, and Household Sundries, - i ALL ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. n CARD, TO VIEW HOUSE (by appointu ment only) may be obtained from the Auc- . tioneer, who will also supply particulars v ' re conditions of sale, etc. J. ■ ■.-■." "• . n .i * v... ,/y j_, • -ft* . . 4■ '■ '"<...;''•';■'"■>..•' '•'. - ; /- : .- : : ;; GEORGE '' WALKER, PROPERTY AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER, '"88, QUEEN STREET.'' , , R GHORT MOTIOB DALE. j QEORGE WALKER, •» ■■ AT 19 pROSPECT TERRACE, 0, - ! ' ' BONSONBY (Cars to Three Lamps;, then Second Street on Left off Jervois Rd.). On Account. of MR. SHEEHAN, Giving t (■■•..' "■"' up Housekeeping,' >l THE. '■;■ lIOUSEHOLD pURNITURE, L '"" ■'"■ L ■"■'"" « WITHOUT. RESERVE, AS UNDER ■ « TTERY NICE PIANO, by Neumeyer. Iron a. > Frame and Overstrung, worth £65 (but a to be sold without reserve at 12 noon); j, POLISHED KAURI MIRROR-BACK SIDE0, BOARD, Glms and China Ware, , Leather g Couch and Dining Chairs, B.M. Fender, i 6 Floor Rues,. Wicker Occ. Table, Dining il Table, SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING 5 MACHINE (latest model, round ' shuttle, s, "66", in first-class order, ; cost £22 10s): n Oak-framed Cupid Overmantel, with Mirror; jf Vanes and Ornaments, Blinds, Curtains and !,3 Pole*, Palmstands and 0?c. Tables, Dinnerj. ware. Cups and Saucers, GOOD LINO- ! 7 LEUMS. HALLSTAND. Slip Mats, etc. , I | VERY FINE POLISHED KAURI BEDof, i V ROOM PAIR, with Drawers and Urge id Mirror; Complete• Toilet Set, Heavy 2-inch a- Pillar Double Brass-Mounted Bedstead and ie Wirewove; , Kapok Bedding, Pillows and it Shwns. Blankets, Sheete and Quilts, COMBINATION -PAIR, Institution Bedstead, !» Single Kapok and Flax Bedding, Wicker Chairs, Bedside Tables, Linoleums, Picture*, ■- Comb, Chest, Part Toiletware, Dressmaker's D Model. . •;■■.- -..-•■.,■. . '..'-,.--'':'■ • " KITCHEN TABLE, A.B. and Canadian Chairs,' Copper Kettle, Cooking Utensils, Glass Dishes, Enamelware, Flat Irons, Preserving: Jars, Wringer, Gas Ring, Axe, Shovel, and Usual Household Sundries. 3 ■:•■-:' .'," v*';f-'-i' '■ •'■ ' .1: '■': ~: .v 3. NO RESERVES. TERMS CASE QEORGE W/LKER, T * - auctioneer; - ; .:■'••.'■: 18. : -QUEEN 'STREET. '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17651, 11 December 1920, Page 6
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