SALES BY AUCTION. "ORGENT gHORT gALE. gQUIRRELL AND 00.. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On the Premises, lately occupied by MESSES. P. R. COLEBROOK, LTD.. 59, FORT STREET, CITY, rjnO-DAY (MONDAY), AT O'CLOCK. As Follows: 7000 FT. HEART KAURI AND RIMU TIMBER. 12 x 1, 9 x 1, G x 1, 3 x 1, C x 2, 4x3, 4x2, 3x2; VERANDAH SASHES. DOORS, 50 SHEETS POILITE, 6x3,8x4; 1 6CWT. HENRY FOLEY AND SONS' PLATFORM SCALES (in good order), SINKS, LAMP, SHOVELS, BARROW WHEELS, AUGERS, 200DOZ. ASSORTED FILES (new), OIL CANS, PLIERS. SAUCEPANS. ROPE' STRAINERS, WOOD MAULS. MAUL RINGS, NAILS. EMERY STONES. SAWS, AND GENERAL SUNDRIES. NO RESERVES. TERMS CASH. NOTE.—The above Timber is the best lot we have offered for years, and a large quantity is D.2.5. gQUIRRELL AND QO., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH ST. Phone 44-398. jJRGENT g HORT gALE. rjpO JJEMUERA pESIDENTS. QEORGE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, rjpms JQAY (MONDAY), AT O'CLOCK, AT THE RESIDENCE. 54 A ' yiCTORIA £ VENUE. J)EMUERA. Instructed by W. R. HOLMES. Esq., who has sold his property. JTjNGLISH piANO AND JJOUSEHOLD jpURNISHINCS. LIVING ROOM.—VERY FINE ENGLISH PIANO, by W. A. Green and Co., London, in Walnut Case, sweet, mellow tone; Piano Stool, HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SUITE of 3 Pieces, uphol. in Bedford Cord; Cushions, Oak Occ. Table, Brass-mounted Fire Kerb, Allbrass Coal Vase. Seagrass Chairs, Black Oak Jacobean Table, 4 H.B. Chairs, DECCA PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE, WILTON CARPET (Mauve, 32 x 9), WILTON CARPET (Fawn and Blue, 10ft Gin x 6ft 9in). QMOKEROOM. - MAHOGANY BOOKO CASE AND WRITING DESK combined, 2 Shadow Tissue Easy Chairs, Seagrass Chairs, GREY AX. CARPET (12 x 9), Polished Table (3 x 3), 4 Side Chairs, Floor Rugs, Wood Kerb, Pier Glass Mirror. HALL.— AXMINSTER CARPET (9X6), 9yds 36in Ax. Hall Runner, PAIR CHENIELLE HALL CURTAINS, Stair Carpet and Rods, etc. Bedrooms.— oiled rimu comb. DRESSING PAIR. Double Rimu Bedstead and Wire Wove, Ktijpok Bedding, etc 25-Drawer Rimu Chests, Ax. Carpet (Rose, 12 x 9), Duchess Chest, 9Draw Rimu Chest, Rimu Bed, Wire Wove and Kapok, All-wool Rug, etc. Kitchen and ouTsiDE.-Kitchen Table, All Cooking Utensils, etc., GOOD PEN. LAWNMOWER AND GRASSCATCHER. All Garden Tools, Wire Netting, 60ft Garden Hose, Step Ladder, etc. QEORGE yyALKER, THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEER. SALEROOMS. 38. QUEEN STREET. rjUAKAU gHEEP (TUESDAY), AT 11 A.M. SHARP. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD.. Will hold their first Tuakau Sheep fair on TUESDAY. February 1. and will yard about 9A AAA EWES, WETHERS. LAMBS ZU»UUU AND RAMS. DIRECT FROM VARIOUS STATIONS. At Glen Murray, Kaawa. Te Akau, Waingaro, Wairamarama. Pukekawa, Onewhero. Port Waikato. Etc. Comprising M£>AA EWES (including many j U U straight lines of 300 to 600). On Account of Mr. J. H. Eyre. Hia Whole Flock of 1 OAA EWES, 2, 4, 6 and 8 Tooth (or.a IwUU ear mark). Also, 1700 WETHERS--9000 LAMBS, Woolly and Shorn. 24 ENGLISH LEICESTER RAMS. Entries Respectfully Solicited. Trains leave Auckland 1 a.m. and 9.30 a.m. Frankton 7.18 a.m. \ LFRED "DUCKLAND & QONS, LTD. JM.PORTANT gUBDI VISIONAL gALE JMPORTANT gUBDI VISIONAL gALE OF THE WELL-KNOWN Q.REEN JJILL jgSTATE. Q.REEN gILL STATE. QREEN JJILL Jg STATE. TE AWAMUTU. WAIKATO. TE AWAMUTU. WAIKATO. jy-ARCB. 1927. TJIUESDAY. "jyTARCB 1927. AT 11 A.M. 1 ' AT 11 A.M. JfREEHOLD. FREEHOLD. MESSRS. NEWTON KING. LTD.. AND MESSRS. THE FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD. (in conjunction) have been instructed by the Executors of tha late WILLIAM TAYLOR, to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above:— IN THE TOWN HALL, TE AWAMUTU. IN THE TOWN HALL. TE AWAMUTU. ABOUT 1800 A CiiES * F KEEHOLa 1800 A CR£S * F HEEHOLa 1800 .^ CT,ES - pREEHOLD. Comprising the whole of tbe Green Hill Estaite (with the exception of the Homestead Block, which contains 300 acresj. Subdivided into lots from 5 to 230 acres fchieSy from SC. to 70 acres), all suitable for Dairying or Fattening. This Estate haa been in the Taylor family for the 60 years, and this Bale is tbe first public offering that has bees made dnrma that period. The property adjoins the Te Awsnnntn Borough Boundu rv on coed metalled roads, the Ngaroto Railway Station being at the further end of the property. There are also two Dairy Factories and two Schools within easy distance. Messrs. Tartar Bros, hare used the farm for raisine Stud Shorthorn Cattle. Stud Sheet), and Clydesdale Horses. Tbo terms are exceptional!; ess?, and will be jrives to . intending porcha&era on application. Possesion will be given &cd takes fourteen days from date .of Sale. Litbogrrapb' Plans "Till be fwNMried oi< application to tie Vendors or the Joist Auctioneers. For tbe eoateniecee of purchafers. Siessrs. Nevcton I-tc! t . arraaged Cor one of tfeear StaS to fee on the property from tb» Ist Marcs to aba* them rostsd, fffs'p-ectvon t>e arranged either direct with Mewrs. Taylor Bros., or with tbe Joist Auctioneers N EWTOS K ,SG - U°STRATFORD npHE |7'ARMERS- QO-OPEKATJ.VE AUCTIONEERING CO.. HAMILTON. 'INO, y^TD.. TYii BALL'S FAMOUS U Ptize, I2s> mckigz. iio eTSSELf®' g'ettixsjp order direct, froxa Sol® A genu, Bridffs Drag Store, Cbemnta, 3, 2d. (at Graitoa bridge).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19549, 31 January 1927, Page 3
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