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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18225, 19 October 1922, Page 4

Sales by Auction. JACOBEAN pURNITURE. v IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. rpO-DAY (THURSDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK. At the. Residence, jOHARP T>OAD. TjiPSOM. (Cars ;o Owen's Rd.. then turn to right into Gukiss Avenue and Sharp Road is first on the Left.) PHIL HAYMAN. ESQ., who is Leaving for England, has Instructed Me to Sell: — — THE — ?£ A STEFULLY-SELECTED TVTODERN TTOUSE FURNISHINGS T OF THISJRESIDENCE. Details: LIVING ROOM—MAGNIFICENT STROUD PIANOLA PIANO, valued at 300gns., and without doubt ono of the best m Auckland; Piano EHool: LUXURIOUS LEICESTER 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, special;.? sprung and richly upholstered in a p:etty shadow coverins: COSTLY WILTON DE LUXE CARPET. 13.6 by 10.6. with, black ground (cost £55): Fire Screen with Silk Centre; 2 ROSEWOOD OCC. CHAIRS wtih Silk Upholstery. Rospwood Dropleaf Afternoon Tea- Table, Beaten Brass Fire Kerb. Palm Stands Pictures. -2Eolian Vocation Grandola Grainaphone and Records. DINING ROOM—VERY FINE JACOBEAN DINING SUITE, comprising Sideboard, Extension Dining Table and 6 Dining Chairs en suite: Walker and Hall's Stainless Cutlery and Silver, Cut Glass Claret Jug and Glasses. Tumblers. Liqueur Glasses, Finger Bowls, 18-piece Royal Worcester Dessert Service. Blue and Gold Tea Set, WILTON CARPET SQUARE, lit by 11.8, Beaten Copper Fire Kerb. Art Silk Electric Shades. HALL AND* DEN—Buff Axminster Hall and Stair Runner and Rods, Morris Chair. Oak Offico Table. Oak Cupboard and Jacobean Ring Bofc; Pictures, including 13 Coloured Prints, "Cries of London." BEDROOMS (3)— Beautiful 7-pce. Jacobean Bedroom Suite, comprising Wardrobe, Full-size Bedstead! Dressing Chost, Toilet Cupboard, Gentleman's Combined Wardrobe and Dressing Chest, and Lady's Full-glass Dressing Mirror, 2 Bedroom Chairs en Suite. Kapok Bedding. Blankets, Sheets, etc., IVILTON CARPET SQUARE <9 by 10.6). Double Black Oak Bedstead and Black Oak Oval Mirror Chest. Usual Bedding, Shadow Tissue Easy Chair. Sea-grass Lounge. EASTERN CARPET (10.6 by 9). Bedside Reading Table. Sinttle Rimu Bedstead. Wire and Kapok. Rimu Comb. Chest, Toilet Cupboard, and Toiletware. KIT. TABLE. Alarm Clock. Crockery. Aluminium and other Cooking Utensils* 2 Electric Irons, Canadian Chairs. Filter. Wringer, Stepladder, Clothes Basket, Carrot Sleeper, Brooms, Meat Safe. Armoured Garden Hose. Spade, Rake. Fork. Hoe, Dust Bin. Etc. ——— a NOTE.—The above Furnishings are practically new. tnd should appeal to those in search of high-class Furniture. On View Morning of Sale Only. rjEORGE TyALKER. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, SALEROOMS: 38. QUEEN STREET. TTRGENT SHORT NOTICE SALE. . pEORGE "WALKER. rPO-DAY (THURSDAY),". AT -J O NOON. AT THE* RESIDENCE, •fig JSLINGTON OTREET. pONSOKBY. MR. W. SPICK, mho is leaving for Inrercargul, has instructed me to Sell, rJTHB -yyHOLE QF jr_ri& TTOUSEHOLD "pURNISHINGS. AS UNDER: HANDSOME 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, upholstered in Moquette, independent fronts and Oak Facings: AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE. Overmantels. Pictures. Floor Rugs. Wood Kerb. Glassware. OVAL. O.R. DINING TABLE. AB Chairs. Couch. D.P. SIDEBOARD. Piano Stool. Laoe Curtains, Blinds. Linoleum. Singer Maohin«, Hassock. HALL REVERSIBLE RUG. Pedestal, Plaanes. Pictures, Etc.

PRETTY DESIGN DUCHESS PAIR, with Pariri Facings and Shaped MirrorWood Bedstead and Good Wirewpve,' Kapok Bedding Bolster. Pillow*. Brussels Carpet Full Toilet Set, Pictures. COMB. PAIR. B.M. Bedstead and wove, with full Equipment: Seagrass Square. Blinds. Lace Curtains. 5DBA WEB CHEST. Waahstands. Single O.K. Bed and Wire, Linoleums. Brackets, and Ornaments. BIT. TABLE. Meat Safe. Kerb, Pota and Fans, Kitchen Crockery, Gas Bing Kettles. Buckets Teapots. Moat Dishes, Dust Bin. Stool, Bake, Spade (new) Lamp, Shovel, Brooma, Odd Tools! Tomahawk, Enamol 'Baßin. Dipper, and Usual Kitchen Sundries. /JEORGE "TyALKEB. . . AUCTIONEER. 88. QUEEN STHEET. BY OBDEB OF THE OFFICIAL; ASSIGNEE -Tn the. Estate SPEAB AND FAWCETT. Ltd. (In Liquidation-) rpo-MORROW (FRIDAY), > AT 16.30 A.M. At Their Salerooms, Queen St. fVyOLSLEY ijy/TpTOB riAR, Ahout 1915 Model, 6-Seater. Q.EORGE WALKER, AUCTIONEER, 38, QUEEN ST. « QOFT. MOTOS T AUNCH. rpDESDAT "VTEXT, AT O PMAT THE SALEROOMS, QUEEN, STREET, LAUNCH SHADOW, 32ft. long. 7ft. beam, well fitted out; FERBO 25 H.P. ENGINE, and Magneto ignition; plenty of hea<l-.room, and has a, p.-w.c. fitted, as well as comfortable Sleeping Berths. NOTE.—The Launch iis now hauled up in the yard of Mr. C. Bailey, jun., Beaumont Street, and can be inspected any time. FORCED REALISATION BALE. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. /GEORGE WALKER. AUCTIONEER. 38, QUEEN STREET. "MEW TYNN. "JYNN. ttEW J/NN. J/NN. TtfEW- J YNN. JJEW TYNN. ON THE GROUND, SATURDAY. OCTOBER *}"i AT Q P.M. O BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. Q BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. Q BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. 5 Minute* from Public School. 10 Minutes from Railway Station. FINE OUTLOOK. Easy distance to Titiransri Park and Beach. 50. FEET FRONTAGES to Hutchinson and . W:llerton Avenues, by 324 ft; and 2 Sections with 503 ft. depth. All cleared of noxious weeds and sown in oate. TERMS—ONLY 5 PER CENT. INTEREST and £10 Deposit, £5 in 6 months, balance in 3 yeare. VERY LOW RESERVES. Practically at your own price. A Great Opportunity for the- Small ..Investor. This district is booming. Plans from ■piCHARD A RTHUE, T TD., LAND AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEER.