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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18173, 19 August 1922, Page 4

**>■■"'"'— I I _-!■» I " ' ' '** Sates by Auction. JJIBKWOOI) J»AMOUB piOTU&ES, WITHOUT WITIiOUT RESERVE. J KONABD JjT».'. AT THEIR GALLERY, «5--QUEEN STREET-OS. 63-aUEEN STREET--65. JfONDA* AT 2,3Q PM ' 19 p iGTURES ' 19 p iOTURES - We have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction. rpHIS SELECT CATALOGUE OF * PICTURES. OILS. PASTELS. watercolours. NOTE.—Probably this will be the last opportunity to secure at your own price Pictures by thia eminent ertist. Buy one for an heirloom. NO RESERVES. TERMS CASH. ■ :CELL TT." "Phone 2238. C. BECHSTEIN PIANO. SHERATON AND JACOBEAN FURNITURE. TTIGHLY TMPORTANT QALE OF TTERY QUPEEIOR TTOUSEHOLD •pURNTTURE AND r< T3ECHSTEIN TJPEIGHT QRAND * piANO. T EONARD T.TD. V TLCONDAY ■VTEXT, A UGUST 01. AT 12.30 PMAT OUR SALEROOMS, 65 QUEEN STREET. 65 AT -|9 NOON. Favoured with inetructiona from H. M. RODNEY. ESQ., K.N., cx-H.M.S. Renown, who left by S.S. Manuka for Sydney on Thursday last, and for convenience of Sale, the Furnishings are removed to our Salerooms, Queen Street. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE FROM 8 A.M. AND ALSO FROM 2 OTHER VENDORS. TI/rAGNIFICENT piANO. QHERATON TIURNITURE. PICTURES, OTATUARY. r*AMEL TTAIR r\ARPET. 2 SUPER WILTON CARPET SQUARES. BECHSTEIN TTPRIGHT ECHSTEIN U PLIGHT VJTRAND PIANO--IANO. The Bechstein ,is recognised to be the highest-class Piano manufactured in the world, and 1b unprocurable new. We draw the attention of buyers to this magnificent model, which is in new condition end is in every way perfect. We believe it to be the only Bechstein Piano for sale in Auckland at the present time. It is valued at £225, but our instructions are to accept any reasonable offer. PIANO WILL BE SOLD AT 1-S0 P.M. HANDSOME-DESIGNED DARK JACO-BEAN-DESIGNED DINING ROOM BUTTE, comprising Charming-designed Sideboard, OvsJ Dronside Dining Table, 6 Solid-built Dining Chairs and Handsome,designed Boolccase. cost £62 10s; EX-QUISITE-DESIGNED REAL CAMEL EGYPTIAN CARPET, VESTIBULE ART RUG, cost *6S; Pastel Pictures, by J. D, Perrett, valued £10 10s; Hand S?pia Picture, entitelcd "Mother," by Sir John Laverv. R.A.. and Framed Pictures; WELLUPHOLSTERED FIGURED MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and 2 DIVAN CHAIRS imd Facines. worth £57 10s: 4 EXQUISITE PIECES FLORENTINE MARBLE STATUARY Subjects, by eminent Sculptors: OLD SOLID BRASS CONE VASE, Brass Jardiniere, Dinner Bervice, 2 Inlaid New Zealand Wood Jewel Boxes, Terra Cotta Jardiniere, Poker-worked Stool, SHERATON INLAID LEADLIGHTED CHINA CABINET, well worth £25: REVOLVING SHERATON INLAID BOOKCASE HANDSOME REAL SHERATON INLAID WRITING BUREAU, worth £27 10s- Occasional Drawing Rosewood Chairu, POPLIN CURTAIN, with insertion; Oak Bookcases. 2 SUPER 9 by 12 GENUINE BELGIAN SQUARES, colours Brown and Mauve and Blue and Fawn; Vigux Rose Leather Cushion. 2 Loose-covered Arm Chairs, 2 Easy Seagniss Chairs, 8 l-3Yds. Saxe Blue Carpet Runner. Solid Oak Hall Btands, Oak Palm Stand, with copper fittings; 2 Old Prints, Genuine 4-Piece Oak Lattice-designed Bedroom Suite, comprising Wardrobe, Dressing Chest and Pedestal, Full-size Oak Bedstead, 2 Single Rimu Bodsteads, Wire Wove and 2 Kapok Mattresses (clean and nearly new). Beautiful MINIATURE REAL SHERATON DRESSING TABLE, worth £10 10a; Oak Circle Mirror, Shaving Cabinet; Oak Inlaid Lino., Folding Card Table, Old English Inlaid Brass Clock (antique). Solid Silver Forks, Old Devonport Soup Tureen, OLD CHINESE CARVED DRAGON, 2 Old Maori Pictures, DOUBLE - BARREL BREECH - LOADER BONEHILL GUN, cost £21; Set of Good Carvers in case. Case of Fish Knives and Forks, Bagatelle, Billiards, 1 Solid Brass Old Compa&s (very old), Glass Mirror. NOTE.—This Catalogue of Furnishings will be on view on MORNING OF SALE ONLY. Arriving Saturday mid-day. Open Monday morning, 8 a-m. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE. — Connieseura should not fail to see thia example of Lavery'a original work. We presume there is not another Sir John Lavery's work in Australasia for Sale. T EONARD T TD., FINE ART AUCTIONEERS. 'PHONE 223 a TTNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISUi TRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST OF THE SECOND MORTGAGEE. IN EXERCISE OF THE POWER OF SALE CONTAINED IN MEMORANDUM OF MORTGAGE NO. 103417. pRTDAY, SEPTEMBER jK 1922, AT 2.80 O'CLOCK IN -THE AFTERNOON. A/TEBSRS. T EONARD /^OAKLEY, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, 65, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction at their Auction Rooms, 65. Queen Street. Auckland, on the above date. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situated in the Provincial Dis-. trict of Auckland containing Five Hundred and Forty-two Acres One Rood and Five Perches, be the same a little more or less, being Sections Seventeen and Eighteen of Block Five of the Waitoa Survey District, and being all the land comprised and described in Certificate of. Title Volume 284 Folio 188 of the Register Bookß at Auckland aforesaid; subject, however, to Memorandum of Mortgage Number 97320 and increase thereof securing to the Guardian Trust and Executors Company. Limited, the sum of Five Thousand Pounds. The Mortgagee's application and estimate of the value of the mortgaged premises may be seen at the Office of the Registrar afore--B*id. Supreme Court Buildings. Auckland, at all reasonable times prior to the Sale without payment of any fee, and.a copy of tne same containing such estimate may be SSS; l <? i the Au <stion Rooms at the time of such Sale. • Particulars and Conditions of Sale may at the Offioes of the Aucat thf-Offipi ßrß « A con A r, L Ck>akle y' td " «f Mess™ 0 Tv!?■„ of ♦. TIM, Mortgagee's Solicitors,