SALES BY AUCTION. J£ICHARD ETHUK, JTV AT gELWYN QOURT. NO. 4. ST. STEPHEN'S AV. TO-DAY (MONDAY), On account of G. A. Thompson, Esq. 'JpHE ATTRACTIVE JjiURNISHINGS as under:— OAK ROLLER-TOP DESK. OAK DINING TABLE. G OAK DINING CHAIRS. OAK SIDEBOARD. OAK TEA TABLE. PILLOW-SEAT CHESTERFIELD, large size, well sprung. 3 WELL-uph. Armchairs. Seagrass Chairs, Bookshelves. Seagrass Tables. Fire Screen and Kerb. Hall Seat-,. Rack. Hearthrugs and Slip Mats. x\sminst'er Carpets. 4ft. 6in. Runner, Dinner Service and Glassware. BEDROOM REQUISITES. Double mid Single Beds and Wires. Kap. Mattresses. Comb. Chests. .Chests of Drawers, Reed Loom Chairs, Bedside Cupboards, Seagrass Chairs. Carpets; KITCHEN TABLE. Electric Iron. Wringer. Cooking Utensils, Scales, Carpet Sweeper. PENNSYLVANIA LAWNMOWER. Tools and Steps. rjpHOS. Jg AUCTIONEER. HALL. T TD„ AT N°. 91, (JB'AKOB R OAD, M T EDEN(Take Dominion Road Car.) rnO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 11 A.M. Acting under instructions from J. F. O'CONNOR. ESQ. 'JpHE yERY ATTRACTIVE AND pRACTICALLY jpURNISHINGS. CHAPPELL PIANO, cost £165. 3-PIECE PILLOW SEAT CHESTERFIELD SUITE, beautifully upholstered and in excellent condition ;• Pretty Music Cabinet, Piano Seat, Axminster, Carpet. Seagrass Chairs, Box Kerb, Fire Screen, large Mohair Hearthrug, Painted Wall Mirror, Pot Stands. Jardinieres, Cushions, Hall Vestibule Square. Hall Runner, Hall Curtains, Linoleum. BEDROOMS. VERY HANDSOME GREY OAK SUITE of 5 pieces, cost R3 guineas; Vieux-Roso Poplin Bed Cover and Bolster. Blue Carpet, Seagrass Chairs. WHITE ENAMEL BEDROOM SUITE, 2 S. Beds, Wire. Mattresses, Kapoks, Comb. Chest, Linoleum, Madras Muslin Curtains. SMOKE ROOM.—Wilton Carpet, Writing Table with 3 drawers at side. Bookcase with leadlight doors. Novels. SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. BREAKFAST ROOM.—Rimu Settee and Squab, Rimu Chairs, Linoleum, Glass and China Ware, Ornaments. KITCHEN UTENSILS. WRINGER. GARDEN TOOLS. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. EVERYTHING OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. r£iHOS. g ARTHURAUCTIONEERS. OPR. TOWN HALL. Yy T EDNESDAY j^EXT. UNCLAIMED QARGO AND . JVUGGAGE. - On Account of Whom it May Concern. 1 CASE BOOTS. 1 CASE SHOES. ' 1 CASE GLASSWARE. 1 CASE HARDWARE. 3 TRUNKS PERSONAL EFFECTS. , : AISO,' . ' Iu Assigned Estate, by order of Liquidator, 4 NEW SEAGRASS PRAMS. 10 BASKETS. AT QALEROOMS, AT 1A A.M. ► ICHARD ARTHUR, T TD. JpARMERS' QO-OPEKATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD.. HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. QLEARING gALE AT J^OTTJMAOHO, npO-MORROW (TUESDAY), - 1 AT 12 NOON. Favoured with instructions from Mr. Wenzl Scholium, we will Sell on the Farm on the above date, The whole of his live and dead STOCK. Comprising: 67 JERSEY AND SHORTHORN-CROSS < COWS (30 of these are in full milk, balance to calve). 4 .YEARLING HEIFERS. 1 DRAUGHT GELDING, any harness. 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT GELDING. 1 BAY MARE.' aged. 1 LIGHT HARNESS HORSE, aged. 1 WAGGON (good order), Spring Cart, 11-Coulter Drill (Cooper and Duncan), 2 Seta of Discs, ,1 13-Bladcs and 1 14-Blades.Steel Queen: Medium .Swamp Plough; D. F. Reid and Gray Plough; Set of Tine Harrows; Dray, Saddle and Breeching: Set Spring Cart Harness; Set of Collar Hames and Winkers, 1 Sledge; L.K.G. 4-Cow Milting Plant, complete with motor and 72-pal. Vega Separator, all in good runn-.ng order; 1 Green si ade Oil Engine; Water Heater. Also, On Account of Mr. T. Fawcett: 1 LIGHT MARE, in foal. aged. 1 3-YEAR-OLD MEDIUM DRAUGHT 1 2-YEAfrbLD MEDIUM DRAUGHT 1 - Lunciwon I'lorided AUCTIONEERING CO LTD., HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. NDER CONDUCT OF THE REGIB- - OF THE SUPREME COURT AT HAMILTON, at the request of the. Mortgagee, - _ T) ALGETY AND QOMPANY, J^TD., AUCTIONEERS. Will Sell by Public Auction at their offices, Hamilton, on OCTOBER; 9 1926. AT 10 A.M. A LL THAT PIECE OF,- LAND, being A Section 3, Block 1, Rotoiti, Survey District, 397 acres. Tenure, Renewable Lease. The land is situated 12 miles from Ngongotaha Railway Station and Dairy Factory and 4 miles from Kaharoa School. It is watered by dam-and ram near shed, one spring in back paddock. Poorly watered. Comprises approximately 250 acres bush land, felled and grassed, 17 acres bush land, felled and stumped, 130 acres in standing bush and part fern. Badly infested with ragwort. Cana-dian thistle in Satches. Subdivided into 8 paddocks. Old 'welling of 4 rooms, cowshed and engine room. At present the property is only suitable for grazing sheep and store cattle, but when fully improved and properly fenced will carry 200 ewes. 200 dry sheep, 20 dairy cows, 50 steers and heifers and 2 draught hor?es. Also, Lot 3, of Section 12, Block VIII. Rotorua Survey District. Area 40 acres. 3 roods. 13 perches. Miscellaneous Licence. Situated approximately 5 miles from Ngonsotaha Railway Station. Factory and School. Approximately 18 acres in grass and crop, balance in fern and scrub. Subdivided into three paddocks. Buildings consist of a barn 21 x 24. built of rimu with iron roof. Area is suitable for a Change Paddock. « . • The Mortgagee's application and estimate of the valuation of the property can be seen at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. Hamilton District, during office hours, prior to the sale and at the offices of Dalgety and Company, Limited. Hamilton, at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. The conditions of Sale and further particulars of the property can be obtained from the Auctioneers, or from Messieurs. Gillies »nd Tanner, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. Elswick Chambers, Victoria Street. Hamilton,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19419, 30 August 1926, Page 3
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