SALES BY AUCTION piCHARD J^TD.. WILL SELL AT SALEROOMS. NEXT POWER BOARD BUILDINGS. On Account of the Owner, who is giving up housekeeping, and removed from No. 21 Victoria Av., Remuera; also in a Deceased Estate. Tj-lURNISHINCS OF g J^OOMS. WITHOUT RESERVE. LIVING- ROOM.—VERY FINE PLAYER PIANO, in Solid Oak Case, by Fischer, New York, Oak Piano Stool, equal to new; Massive Chestorfield Suite, in Genoa Velvet. 9 x 12 Ax. Carpet. Vnluu, lilo Chinese Ebony China Cabinet, with Folding Tea Table to match, Oblone: an:l - Round Occ. Tables, 4 Fine Pieces of Marblo Statuary, Handsome Blue Curtain and Pelmet (silk). DINING ROOM.—UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by William Sames. Ltd.. Oak Dining Suito with Draw-leaf Table. Ax. Carpet, Handsomo Genuine English Oak Bookcjise, fitted with writing slide, 3-Pce. Oak Suito (2 chairs and sottee). with Cane Backs and Loose Cushions, Loungo Chairs, 8-Dr. Oak Writing Table, with drop centre for typewriter. "British Empire" Typewriter. Set of •1 Bridge Chairs (uphd.), and Brides Table. Brass and China Jardinieres, Oak Palm Stand. Brass Smoker's Companion, Carved Stool, E.P. Ware. Handsome Vases, Electric Light Stand and HALL.—HANDSOME MARBLE FIGURE, lilted for electric light, Oak Mirror Hat Rack, Oak Hall Seat, E.I 1 . Ware, HalfRd. Oak Table, with Wall Mirror to match. „ , , , , „, BREAKFAST ROOM.—Oak Sideboard, Rd. Oak Table, 6 Carved Back Oak Dining Chairs, 2 Armchairs and Chesterfield to match, Oak Gateleg Table, Glass and China Ware, Stainless and E.P. Cutlery. Singer C6K Drophead Machine, as new. 00-Pce. Dinner and Tea Service ANTIQUES AND PIANOS AT 1 O'CLOCK. Genuine Old Oak Grandfather Clock. Brass Dial. by Miller, Small Rosewood Chiffonier, a very pretty piece, 4 Rosewood Chairs, with Arm-chair and Couch, 2 Prayer C'nair3, iti original upholstery (wool and bead work). WALNUT WINE CABINET OVER AO YEARS OLD, Sheraton Commode, beautiful inlaid doors, would convert to handsome cabinet: Mahogany Corner China Cabinet, with leudlight dooi'3. Round Mahogany Pedestal Dining Table, with ball and claw feet. Mahogany Sheraton Sideboard, Large Ext, Mnhoguny Dining Table. Old Continental Carved Oak Bookcase with glass doors, Louis Fern Stand and Omalu Mountings, Brass Bound Mahagony Military Chest Drawers. Oval and Walnut Dining Tables. Genuine Louis Chair, Original Leather Upholstery, Arnbonia Wood Writing Table, Jacobean Oak Corner Umbrella Stand, Oak Jacobean Dropleaf Dining Table, .Stool, Rosewood Toilet Mirror, Walnut Wall Clock, Walnut Low Boy Chest Drawers, Chippendale Oak Corner Cabinet. 2 MASSIVE CARVED CHERRYWOOD CHINESE. CHAIRS. 6 Carved Chinese Figures, ditto. Palm Stand. BLUE MINTON PLATE, ditto. Vase. Royal Worcester Tea Set, Old Glass German Beer Jug. Old Venetian Glassware. SUN PORCH.—Sot of Brown Wicker Loungo Chairs and Table (very nice). 2 Sleeping Cots (eaual new), with Good Mattresses, Seagrass _ Chairs, Cushions, Canvas Hammock, Rimu Bookshelves. BEDROOMS (S).—TWIN BED SUITE, in Grey Aflli, with Bed Covers. Uph. Seagrass Rocker to match, Very Handsome 2-Lined Oak Suite of pretty design. with Cane-plated Stool. Dk. Brown Oak Bedroom Suite, Elk. Oak Gent's Robe, with Dressing Table, uph. Stool. Cupbd. and Dble. Bed to match. Grey Oak Dressing Table, with Large Reflex Mirror and Dble. Bed. Best Dual. Wire and Soft Mattresses. New Blankets, E.D. Ouilts. S. Rimu Beds. Rimu Robes and Comb. Chests. Kitchen Utensils, as new, Fine Lot of Aluminium Ware, Ico Chest.
rjiHOS. B. ARTHURAUCTIONEER AND VALUER. MORTGAGEE SALE. JpRIDAY. JANUARY 1934. AT 11 1174 A CRES S HEEP F ARM> ■yyAIPUNA ALLEY. NEAR TD KAUWHATA. T M andeno J ACKSON> Acting upon Instructions received from the First Mortgagee under hie Power of Sale, will Sell by Public Auction Bt their rooms, 3 SWANSON ST., Corner Queen Street. Auckland, on above date, ALL THOSE PIECES OF LAND together containing 1171 acres 3 roods If perches, more or less, being Allotments 412, 414, 452 and 500, Parish of Whangamarino, and being the whole of the Land in Certificates of Title Volume 270, Folios 48, 49, 50 and 51 of the Register Book at Auckland, subject to Part XIII. of " The Land Act, 1903" (now 1924). The Freehold Property is situated about 12 miles from Te Kauwhata Station by metalled road, apd two miles from post office and school. About 1000 acres has been in grass, nearly 200 acres in standing bush, about 800 acres fairly easily ploughtible, well watered by springs and streams. Has all been fenced except tho bush. Buildings include Cottage, Shearing Shed and Pens, Buggy Shed, Workshop. Man's Room. Cow> shed, etc. To be sold gn very easy terms, viz., £250 cash, £250 in'one month, balance 5 yearr at 4 per cent. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may bo seen at tho office of R. P. Hunt, Esq., Victoria Insurance Buildings, Shortlajid Street, Auckland, CI.. Solicitor for tho Mortgagee, or of tho Auctioneers. /CLEARING C ALE. piO piO gALEYARDS. JANUARY 1934.
AND J^TD., Favoured with instructions from MESSRS. A. AND A. D. WILSON. Ngatamahino Estate, who hnva sold their property, will offer at 11 a.m., 2227 SHEEP. Comprising 750 4-TOOTH TO 5-YEAR EWES, to be drafted, 450 2-TOOTH EWES, .950 MIXED SEX LAMBS. 50 WETHERS. 27 M.A. ROMNEY RAMS. 2go HEAD OF CATTLE. Comprising 63 li AND 21-YEAR HEREFORD STEERS, 33 21-YEAR HEREFORD HEIFERS. 30 21 AND 31-YEAR SPEYED HEIFERS. 95 MOSTLY HEREFORD COWS, with oalvos at foot, 21 18-MONTH HEIFERS. 3 P.A. BULLS. 1 HEREFORD BULL. NOTE.—This is a splendid opportunity for farmers to obtain well-bred Sheop and Cattle, and wo would advise buyers to make a point of attending this eale. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND at tho request of the Mortgagee in exorcise of the power of salo contained in Deed of Mortgage Number 307509. rpUESDAY, JANUARY 1934, AT NOON. TOWELLING of 1 rooms, scullery, front J-J verandah and back landing in Mary St.. Helensville, 6 minutes to railway station. Contains usual conveniences. jgUCKLAND & gONS. LTD., Will Sell by Publio Auction at tho Saloyards, Helensville, on tho above date, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, containing 37.4 perches, situated in the Helensville Town District, being Lots 4 and 5 of a subdivision of portion of a Block of laud called Te Rewarewa and numbered 1120 nnd being all tho land in Certificate of Title Volume 522, Folio 123 of tho Aucklnnd Registry (limited as to parcels nnd title). The Mortgagee's application, containing the estimate of the value of the land, can be seen at tho Office of tho Registrar during office hourß prior to the salo and a copy may bo seen at tho Saleyards at tho time of the sale without payment o£ any fee. For particulars and conditions of sale apply at the Offices of Meredith and Hubble, Solicitor, Yorkshire House, Shortland St.. Auckland, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, or to tho Auctioneer. BUSINESS NOTICES T7"LEXEMA Troatment. Inßtant relief and XV successful treatment for Baby Eczema. —lO4 Dilworth Bldg.. Auckland. Phono •IG-324. Open Friday. 7-8.30.
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