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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18040, 15 March 1922, Page 4

Sales by Anction. jjtghly important sale of very superior furnishings. rfOAKLEY, T TD. AT TEE RESIDENCE. - 1. WESTBOURNE ROAD. REMUERA. (Take Remuera Cars to Westbourne Road). JO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), AT 11 A.M. '• Favoured with instructions from A. Betins. j. asq., who has sold his Property. FS SUPERIOR SHERATON FURNITURE. VALUABLE PICTURES, and TABLE GRAND C. BECHSTELN j PIANO. " DRAWLNG ROOM-MAGNIFICENT C. BECHSTEIN TABLE GRAND PIANO, in splendid condition, and to-day absolutely uuproouuble. This Piano is well worth £500 at auotion. 8 Piecos of Exquisite Sheiaton Furniture. (These Pieces are exceptionally choice articles, ). inlaid moat bei,utifuUy with ivory. This buite has been recognised by experts to D £? "? 8 . mollt valuable of its kind in the it AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE, of neat floral pat- , tern. 18 by 12.6; Mold Jap. Lacca Q Screen MOST HANDSOME MODEL "• lAGODA in Ebony (collapsible), worth £100...VALUABLE WATER-c6IOUR PICTURES by the world-renowuod artist t. J. Aldridge, including subjects Lagoon in Venico," " Highland Catlie. " Crossing the Bar." " Month of the Thames," "Dutch Scene." SET OF 4 HANDSOME ENGLISH OAK FRAMED DRESDEN PANELS, representing 'Gam*," "Fish," "Flowers," ''Fru.t." (These 4 panols are of exceptional beauty and most costly.) Large i. Glas3 Pier in Oak Frames. SOLID ROSEWOOD CHINA CABINET, WITH DETACHED ROSEWOOD TRAY (Cab-riole-legged); Brie-a-Brac, Crown Dculton Jardmicre and Stand, LARGE OILPAINTING, "Welcoming the- Pastor," by Belgium's famous artist, R. Heck. 1866. (This picture cost originally £1000.) Absolutely on< of the most expensive works in the Dominion. ORIENTAL SOLID - EBONY HANDSOMELY - CARVED OCCASIONAL TABLES, with Rough Marble Ins°t (most expensive); Worcester Vases. HEAVY BRASS FIRE IRON'S AND DOGS. Heavy Brass Fire Screen. DINING ROOM, HALL BEDROOMS. y AND KITCHEN EFFECTS. Particulars as in previous issue. 4 T EONARD nOAKLEY, T TD., AUCTIONEERS. 'PHONE 4238. )f T EONARD nOAKLEY, T TD. •pRIDAY •JtfEXT. MARCH 17 AT 2.30 P.M. VERY CHOICE SECTION, approx. 60 by V 190 feet, facing WESTERN SPRINGS EOAD and. SPRING STREET. Western Springs. Section opposite ), Western Springs Church and Reserve. 0 ft This Section is an ideal one, and owner :" most anxious to sell. i' ~~' ~" • Property Flagged. a LEONARD COAKLEY. LTD., i AT OUR ROOMS. i CUSTOMS STREET. AUCKLAND. .- ■pRIDAY. TiTABCH -J7 AT 2.30 P.M. By Order of the Public Trustee, as Executor of the will of J. W. CARR (deceased), the following property will be submitted for Sale by Publio Auction;— THAT TWO-STOREYED DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE, cc. .ainine 5 living rooms in each, situated at 49 and 51. Wakefield Street. City. Section, approx. 40 by 160. ProDerty situated in the heart of business premises, aid adjacent to Queen Street ; Property Flagged. ,r For further particulars apply to , 8 T EONARD fiOAKLEY, T TD.. AUCTIONEERS. CUSTOMS STREET WEST. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISV TRAR OF TEE SUPREME COURT. AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST ». OF THE MORTGAGEE. i_ JTORNE, T TD„ i On > M ms 31, m> AT 1 P-M, I WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THEIR MART, AUCTION HALL. HIGH f.TREET, AUCKLAND. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, contain. *X iug 123 acres 1 rood (more or lc&s), being the block situated in the Whangarei Survey District, called Pukepoto C 3. The Mortgagee's application and estimate ) of the value of the land can be teen at the . office of the Registrar at all reasonable times prior to the sale, and in the Auction ' Rocm at the time of sale, without payment of any fee. For particulars and conditions of sale , apply at the office of Messrs. Meredith and Paterson. Solicitors, Mercantile Chambers, Customs Street, Auckland. Solicitors for the y Mortgagee, or to the Auctioneer. CARRICK PLACE — MT. EDEN. CARRICK PLACE - MT. EDEN. JiRIDAY, MARCH <)A AT 2 P.M, O AMU2L TTAILE A ND CONS, T TD., (In conjunction with Short and Co.), Will Sell by Publio Auction, at their Rooms, 85, Queen St.. RESIDENCE of 9 Rooms, and* offices: very, solidly built, and all in good order, having been recently repainted and renovated: some fine large all usual conveniences. CORNER jECTION, frontinc CARRICK PLACE. 132 ft., by depth of 115 ft .: good grounds. FULL SIZE TENNIS COURT. Attractive situation, just off the car line, and inside 2nd seotion, Dominion Road oars, This is a good opportunity of securing a commodious family home at an 3 exceptionally low figure. Further sections adjoining could also be had if desired. EASY TERM 3, vis., £500 cash, balance 3 years at 6J per cent. IN DECEASED ESTATE. NORMAN'S HILL. ONEHUNGA. >11 NORMAN'S HILL, ONEHUNGA. ty •pRIDAY. MARCH 91 AT 2 P.M. D SAMUEL \7"AILE A* lo QONS, f TD., Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, it 83, Queen St,, in the Estate of the late i- MISS A. E. EVANS, A TTRACTIVE SEMI-BUNGALOW, of 5 j\ rooms, bathroom, etc., known as •'Okere,'; NORMAN'S HILL; nicely decorated, with art,papers and friezes; panelled ceilings, tiled grates, gas fires, pore, bath, h. and c. water, linenpress, p.w.c, washhouse, o. and t.'s.; freehold Section. Very pleasant situation; handy to beach, and ■within easy walk of cars. Must be realised to wind up estate. F TTNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR Ei U OF THE SUPREME COURT, AUCKLAND. AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE. "PRIDAY, MARCH 91 AT 2 P.M. OAMUEL Y AILE ANI) QONS, j TD., ' Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, S | 83, Queen Street, Auckland, A Li. THAT PARCEL OF LAND ,in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New e Zealand, containing by admeasurement 36 ,e acres, more or less, being parts of Allotment !e 36 of the Parish of Paremoreino. n The Mortgagee's application and estimate '* of the value of the land can be seen at tho Office of the Registrar at all reasonable 'e t mea prior to the Sale, and in tho Auction Room at the titno of tho Sale, without pay- ,. ment of any fee. For particulars and conditions of sale apply at the Office of Messieurs Meredith A / a .P d , Paterson, Solicitors. Mercantile or i }' nam , b «8. Customs Street, Auckland. Solid. feers 1 " Mortßasce> or *° a» Auc-