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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 258, 5 November 1906, Page 8

AUCTIONS. mO-MOEEOW, nrUESDAY, Q A T .11.30 O ,^ HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, American, Continental, and English Made, Direct from Leading Mannfaeturer. 100 T> A CKAGES. ,p ABKIEL T EWIS & f\o. AUCTIONEERS. gALE A T nm Q«AMUEL AND g o:s '- TO-MORROW, 10 O'CLOCK. FITTINGS OF GROCERS SHO-P. We will sell To-morrow. AT 10 O'CLOCK (ON THE PREMISES), I'ARKIXSOXS GHOCEUY STOKE, Coruer yL'iiEN ana WELLESLEY STS., THE WHOLE OF THE SHOP AND FITTINGS, Consistinc o£— LARfiE AND MASSIVE COUNTER, 251t CASES NUMBER LARGE BINS SETS DHAWEKS (all named, with contents) ALL GAS FITTINGS and Racks 4 LARGE PLATE GLASS WLVDOWS and Frames I 1 PETS DOUBLE DOORS WINDOW SHUTTERS. Fanlights LARGE QUANTITY SHELVING ALL IN REALLY FIRST CLASS ORDER. NOTE TIME — 1" ON THL TREMISES. QAMCELi /COCHRANE & SP N - J. DACBE. j TO-MORROW. RETAIL SALE. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. OAMUEL /COCHRANE & ,Ci 0N

Will sell by anetlon. at their Rooms. QueenSt., Tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, A rONSIGNMENT OF 300 TAIKS jA- VTRST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES, all sixes, In Gents, Ladies", and. Maids". In Glace. Kid, Chrome, Calf, ett. Will be sold in Single Pairs. "J BOOTMAKER'S MACHINES AND SOLE CUTTERS. OAMUEL, nOUHKA.\E ANU CON" J. DACRE. Auctioneer. XT O X , I C E. TO ETENITCBE SELLERS. "VTEST FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3th. BEING A PUBLIC HOLIDAY. __Ot"B USUAL WEEKLY SALE OF HOfSEHOLD FURNITURE, WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, StU NOVEMBER. SAMUEL piOCUKANB AND CJON Auctioneers. T OUIS T ETvTIS AT TTIS ATART, 14 A'ICTOBIA-STKEET EAST. rr.o-MOKRO'vr, mCEBDAY — 6TU NOV. — jrpuESDAX. | AT TWO O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. ! SO pieces of New Rattan Ware i 110 S. and D. Brass-mtd. Bedsteads 2 New DucU. Pairs j 2 New Vi'ardrolies, 1 Lea. Suite 3 New Design Sideboards, best Bevel Backs i Cots, Perambulators, (jo-Carts, Ijawn Mower, Lg. Mangle, Wringei I 1 Ladies' Hog-skin Saddle I 1 Gent.'s do. t 2 Second-Hand Pianos, by good makers ! 1 Lg. Book Case, 1 L?. Mahv. Sideboard j 1 Sinper T. Scwg. SLachinc, 1 Hand Sew. ] Machine • I ■ Also—6o Lots General Furniture. ' AFTER ABOVE—3 O'CLOCK—

Jβ VERY FIXE NEW 1906 PATTERN ! CAMERAS, by llampton and Co. | TO BE SOLD CONSIDERABLY BELOW ! LANDED COST— j and J I , LATE, GOOD LENSES. | T OLIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER, HOUSE SALESMAN, AND IIOTEL VALUER, | 14 VICTORIA-STREET BAST. hi is hook: i To be Held nt PARE, I Oα NOVEMBER 17th au"? 21st. !IHE t'NDERSTGN'BI! hare b?en instracted to sell AT THEIR ROOMS, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12 NOON, PUBLICANS' BOOTHS (INSIDE AJsD OITSIDE). ,p A.BRIEL T EWIS & no. ! !br Li L; I " .A THURSDAY NEXT, 10.30 o"elock. SHOPS AND COTTAGES FOR REMOVAL. TJICHARD ARTHUR & Sip. Will sell by auction at their Rooms, City Market, BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL IN .T. PRORERTS BSTATK, situated on thp corner o£ Newton-rd. and Great North-rd. Full particnlars from the Office of the Auctioneers. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. TVJjONDAY, rXT«VKMJ*ISK ~\i> AT 'i U , CLUCK. I(V% A CKES, .P^^^KA, BI OKDBK OF THE MORTGAGEE. TVICHARD A RTHUE & fJ3. Have been instructed to sell at tneir Rooms, I City Market, j"J fil/-, ACRES, more or less, being part -L" fi Lot 2, Snbdirision of Allotment 28, PAfiISH OF PAPAKURA, formerly belonging to Carl Borgolte, with Cottage and Store erected thereon. Further particulars and conditions of sale can be obtained from the Ofllce of the Auctioneers. fDICHARD fARIHUK & T*s°" X : it EPPS. B, ABTSBBg Ajtcttgneer>-^f-- r