SALES BY AUCTION E. C. D AY > L m> AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. • Have been instructed by Mrß. E. E. Wilkins to Sell by Public Auction, rpHE WHOLE OF THE MODERN FURNISHINGS AND ANTIQUES, ON THE PREMISES. " JJOTEL." * M IDLAND jj otel '" QAMBRIDGE. AND TfIRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20 AND 21, COMMENCING EASY DAY. 10.30 AMIN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: OUTSIDE. —Large Meat Safe, 3 Oval Boilers, Bacon Cutter. Pi-cb. Pans, Large row, Scythe, Garden Tools, Harley-David-son Motor-cycle, Rushton-Hornsby Car (in running order). Lge. Mangle, Beatty Electric Washing Machine (almost new), Clothes Basket, Electric Iron, Lot Sundries. VESTIBULE. —9 *l2 Persian Carpet, 2 6 x 4 Persian Rugs to match, Lge. Onk Palmßtand, Small Oak Palmstand, Burmese Brass Jardiniere, O.R. Hat Rack, Solid Brass Hat Rack, Suite Rosewood Sheraton Chairs (very old). Brass Gong, Brass and China Ornaments. LOUNGE. —Upright Piano, 3-Pce. Show Wood Chesterfield Suite (in wool moquette), 3-Pce. Lounge Suite (in black uilk poplin), 2 Lge. Easy Chairs, Copper Coal Box, 3 Oak Occ. Chairs, Blk. Teak Occ. Table, Brass Coffee Table, !) x 10.G Wilton Carpet, Carved Piano Stool, Blk. Carved Japanese Table, Lge. Brass Vase, Smoker's Companion, Brass Tray, H.M.V. Gramopliono and Records, Violin and Case. DINING ROOM.—3O Oak Dining Chairs, 15 3 x 3 Square Oak-legged Dining Tables, 1 Rosewood Mission Table. Oak Tea Waggon, Oak Sideboard, 3-Fold Screen. Curtains, E.P. Jam Dishes, Sheffield Plate Tray, Sheffield Plate Entree Dish. E.P. Basin, 6 Cheese Dishes. Lot Glass Dishes, Asstd. Vases, G Sets Glass Water •Jugs and Tumblers, 4 Semi-indirect Electric Light Fittings, 4 Sets Net Curtains and Rods, 12 Butter Dishes, Condiment Sets, Sugar Basins, Milk Jugs, Serviette Rings TfTALKER AND HALL SILVERWARE: *» 5 Dozen each Table and Dessert Forks, 5 Dozen each Table and Dessert Spoons, Teaspoons, 6 Toast Racks, 7 Sets Peppers and Salt, E.P. Wine Bucket. 5 Dozen each Table and Dessert Knives. LOWER HALL.—7Yds 36in. Axminsler Runner (pink and blue), 15yds 36in. AxRunner (fawn and blue), O.R. Occ. Table, Palms, 2 Etchings, Mahogany China Cabinet, 12yds Super Axminster Stair Runner (in use 3 months). Stair Rods (oak), Oak Hall Seat, Lge. Coir Mat. UPPER HALL AND LOUNGE.—7Yds 4ft Gin Ax. Runner, 9ft x 7ft Gin Wilton Carpet, Mohair Rug, Oak D.L. TabiO, 2 Maori Dress Sticks. Valuable Maori Slat, Victorian Period Lounge Suite, Early Victorian Mahogany Seat, "V\ak China Cabinet, Selection Antique China Ware, 1 Canoe Paddle, 2 Solomon Island Spears, Moa Bones, Tapa Cloth Beater, Maori Axes, Lot Cushions, Chippendale Chair. Curled Pile M.H. Rug. 6ft Verandah Blind. Antique Tea Caddie. 10yds 27in. Ax. Runner, Lge. Bookshelf, Books and Novels, Maori Mat, Solomon Island Spears and Shield, Lino. Runner, S.G. Chair, Hall Curtains. 2 Lge. Well-sprung Easy Chairs, 2 Chippendale Chairs, What-not, Oval Mirror, Oak Palmstand. 2 3-Fold Screens. 14yds Axminster Runner. BEDROOMS. —4 Three-quarter Beds and Wires, 17 3ft Beds and Wires, 6 Pedestal Cupboards. 10 Corner Wardrobes. 15 Comb. Chests. 15 Occ. Chairs 4-Pce. Oak Bedroom Suite, 15 Reversible Beds;de Rugs, 15 Sets Curtains and Rods. LINEN AND BEDDING.—I2O Blankets, 150 Sheets. 12 Quilts. 150 Pillow Slips. 10 Eiderdowns. 24 White Q«i U ?- Towels, Bath Towels. Table Cloths, Ser viettcs. Tea Towels. Runners and D'Ovleys, Double and Single Kapok Mattresses, Pillows, Werthiem Sewing Machine. KITCHEN.— 15Yds Linoleum, syds Linoleum, 4ft Gin Kitchen Table. ,ft Kit Table, Marble-topped Table, Clothes Drier. 2 Sets Bins, Alum. Saucepans and Kitchen Ware. 10 30 A DAILY. rjpHURSDAY AND JpRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20 AND 21. 14 o° TTER A v - j^ esiuera - QHOICE jyjODERN JJOME. J RID AY, 21, AT 2 P,M----g AMUEL "yAILE & gONS. Instructed by the owner, will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 83 Queen Street, on above date, A TTRACTIVE MODERN BUNGALOW of Xjl 6 rooms and offices, situated at a\o. 14 Cotter Ave. Front entrance porch; reception hall panelled in Oregon, opening into drawing room which has large bay with seat, double doors to dining room, with open fireplace, and door to glassed-m sun room; 3 bedrooms: kitchen with gas stove and dresser; bathroom, b. and b., p.w.c.; laundry, c. and t.'s. MOTOR GARAGE. Freehold section, tastefully laid out in flower gardens, lawns, shrubs, etc. Very convenient situation, close to Remuera Road and few minutes to 3rd tram section. Terms on application. TTNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISU TRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, at" the request of the First Mortgagee, in exercise of the Power of Sale con tained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 130064. pRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2g, 1936, AT 2 P.M. gAMUEL "yAILE & $°^ S ' Jj TD " Will sell by Public Auction at its Auction Roomja. 83 Queen St.. Auckland, on the above date, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND contain ing 1 rood li perches, more or less, being part Lot R5 on a plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland under No. 1648, which said parcel of land is part of Allotment 104 A of Section 10 of the Suburbs of Auckland, and is the whole of the land contained and described in Certificate of Title Volume 142. tolio 148. of the Auckland Registry The property is situated in Grange Road. Mount Eden, and is No 35 m the ( It has a frontage of 100 links, and there erected thereon a substantial dwellinghouse with conveniences. The Mortgagee'e application containing the estimate of the value of the and can be seen at the Office of the Registrar during office hours prior to the eale, and a copy may bo seen at the Auction Rooms at the time of the sale without payment of and conditions of sale may be inspected 8 at the Office of the Auctioneer at the above address, or at the Offices of Messieurs McGregor. Lowrie, Inder and Metcalfe. Solicitors, South British Bldg., Shortland St.. Auckland, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. UxrnFß CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, at the request of the Mortgages, m exorcise of the Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage umber 1270—. JpillDAY, THE 20™ DAY ° F jy£ARCH, 1936, AT P ' M * O AMUEL yAILE & gONS, J^TD., Will offer for sale by Publi ° r A " ct '° n its Auction Rooms, Queen Street, in C'itv of Auckland, on the above date, A LL that PIECE OF LAND, containA ing 1 rood and 13.2 perches, _ more or Iphs hein" part Lot 17 on Deposited Plan 3725* which said parcel of land is portion of Allotment 83, Parish of 1 akapu:and whole of land in Certificate of line volume ]77 Folio 3, Auckland Registry, be . ln( * 8 ". " ject to Fencing Covenant contained Transfer Number 58907. room ed The property comprises a. four roomeo wooden dwelling with two sleeping nnd modern conveniences, situated in bait burn Road, about half-way down on righthand side from main road to M:' lf « r J' nn<l having a frontage of 63ft. to Haituurn R The Mortgagee's application, containing its estimate of the value of the property, can be seen at the office of the Registiar during office hours, and a copy may be seen at the Auction Rooms at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. For Particulars and Conditions of Hale apply to the Auctioneer or to Messieurs Buddie, Richmond and Buddie, Number G Wyndham Street, Auckland, Solicitor® lor the Mortgage®.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22344, 15 February 1936, Page 5
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