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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 39, 15 February 1905, Page 8

AUCTIONS. , ,T>LYTH , AND fji., mO-MORROW—-j P.M.—rnO-MORROW jr?;-f rm yr/oRTH f\F qiuperior pXiATED Y/TTARE. EVERY ARTICLE OF GUARANTEED /QUALITY. THE WHOLE BEING. OF BEST SILVER PLATE ON NICKEL SILVER, Comprising— Dinner, Luncheon, and Breakfast Cruets in great variety Large Number Sample Butter Dishes Biscuit Barrels, Dinner Gougs Toast Racks. Sugar and Cream Sets Combination Lunch Sets Fruit Hud Cake Stands' and Baskets Salad Cowls aud Servers Egg Cruets, Ten Spoous, etc., in cases Cane uf Fruit Knives and Forks Jam aud Buttor Knives Handsome Silver Tea Pots Large Number Sets Carvers Superior Bristle Brushes in cases Clocks, Cigarette Cabinets etc. A etc., etc. THE ABOVE FORMS ONE OF THE FINEST COLLECTIONS OF PLATE EVER SOLD BY AUCTION IN AUCKLAND. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. pRIDAY, A T nM "iyroTOR r^AR. TTTTARREN T>LYTH AND ,r")O. Have been favoured with Instructions from a Gentleman to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, S7 and 89, Queen-street, on paiDAY. jj, EB . y[ at X 2.30. A LMOST IJEW TijTOTOR ,/^AR, PRACTICALLY UNSOILED AND IN PERFECT ORDER AND CONDITION. ABSOLUTELY WITnOUT RESERVE, And to the Highest Bidder. A Rare Opportunity for Obtaining a Firstclass Motor Car. SPECIFICATION. — ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AND RELIABLE AMERICAN CARS. "Crestmoblle," seats 2, with fine Leather Hood. Over 5 h.p. Engine. Cardan Shaft. De Dion Type Gear. Long Wheel Base, Artillery Heels, Double Tube Tyres. Landed Cost about - C 2. r >o. Catalogue of Car can be inspected at our Rooms, and Car is now on view and for trial prior to sale. Also, TONGLISH TITOTOR QAR. ABSOLUTELY NEW, 5 H.P S\\TS 2 PERFECT ORDER AND CONDITION. ' TRIAL GIVEN AND ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. COST OVER £200. rpHK above is being sent to Auckland - 1 - from Napier, aud will be Sold at Our Uooms, on FRIDAY, 17th February, at FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Aftec above, at 1 p.m. U SU rf f^' W r EEKLY POPULAR SALE OF li-rx FURNITURE, PIANOS, AAD GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. Also, Quantity of Quarry Hammers and Crowbars, etc. if you have anything for Sale IJ.URN JT pxo .QASH. Ey Sending to Our Popular Saie Rooms. The Features of cur Business are , — Prompt Settlements Low Charges Liberal Advances (if desired) YyAKREX JJLTTH AND 00., General Anctionrers and Outdoor Salesmen, 87 aud SO, Queen st. Tel. 818. DONALD & EDENBOROUtJH TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). 1-0.30 p-^^Tii ss<>llTEr> LOCAL Apples, Plums, B.C. Pears, etc. J- GILMOUR, Auctioneer. JL° UIS X/ EWly AT ]_-T OET gTUEIST. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) TO-MORROW At One o'clock. TfXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF -*->' GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Several Pianos, 3 Fire Proof Safes, and Quantity of General Sundl-ies. INSPECTION INVITED. Pntrotia are earnestly requested to attend nt one o'clock sharp. !L OUIS T, EWIS . Auctioneer, House Salesman, and Valuer, Fort street, next Gen. Post Office. pUIDAY. jy-ARCH Ift At 2 p.m. sharp. -y-AILB ANJJ gONS. (Per 11. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 95 Queen-st., FAVOURED WITH INSTRUCTIONS BY J- E. B. HOWARD, Esq., WHO IS LEAVING TUJE COLONY, rroßsoN-sT. TTANDSOME AND SOLIDLY BUILT rM^T^iV ,X RE SIDEXL'E, ELEGANTLY I'i-MSHiii), and comprising 13 apartments (some of them very large), besides bath room (hot aud cold water), lavatories and otluT otUccs; 0 fireplaces. Very heavy foundations; tile roof (except small pcrtioi' Iron); two stalled stable, coach house, and Joft. Fine large Allotment, C 5 by 193 ft Elevated, healthy, aisd most convenient sztuution within Uvt minutes walk of Queeu-st. Carriage drive and grounds laid out at great expense. Trams pass the door. bine harbour view. No expense has been spared in making this one of the b=st residences in Auckland. Eminently suited .or a doctor, dentist, professor of music ere. or for a first class Boarding House or Nursing Home. Cards to view from the Auctioneers. gAMUEL -yAILE AND QONS AUCTEONBERSi 90, QUEEN-ST. AUCTIONEER'S SPECIAL |gALES OF TjIURNITURE, At pRIVATE "OESDDENCES. Conducted by our M* G. L EWIS - Who has held a Continuous License for the Last QQ YEARS. Clients receive personal attention, ExperiU n^xt£«i tio . nee, 2 lls - and Strict Regard to ECONOMY in the CONDUCT of SALES Parties NOT desiring a Kale at their, RESIDENCES are reminded that we havr> : the LARGEST ROOMS in ADCKLAND for the PROPER DISPLAY of HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, BEING OVER 9,fJAPT THROUGH. STREET TO ~<UU STREET. It should be borne in mind we do not SADDLE CLIENTS with all sorts of UNNECESSARY EXPENSES. OUR SALES BOOKS are open to all Vendors to examine our charges, which will be found the LOWEST AGAINST ALL COMERS. WE MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES. INTERVIEWS SOLICITED. ( Q.ABRIEL T EWIS AND S~IO. ROAD BOARD KOTICES. MT. WELLINGTON ROAD DISTRICT. A Public Meeting of the Ratepayers of the Mount Wellington Road District wi'l bo held in Cairn's Public Hall, Ellerslie, or. WEDNESDAY. 22nn February, 1003. at i..JO p.m., io getting the water laid on to the EllersUe part of the district. .... _ ". ' ALEX. BELL, Cierk. loth February, 1903.