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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4308, 11 January 1875, Page 4

Auctions. FRIDAY, 15th JANUARY. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from Walter Turnbull, Esq. (who is about to leave for England), to sell by public auction, at his residence, Elibank, Bowen-street, Wellington, his entire household furniture, which comprises the following FURNITURE. 1 walnut settee, finished in damask 1 cosy chair 6 small do 1 gilt chair, in damask 1 totara knot worktable, very handsome 1 fender stool, worked 2 worked cushions 1 ebony workbox 1 brass photo rack, &c., &c. 1 book slide DINING-ROOM FURNITURE. 1 red pine dining table 3 do book cases, with plate-glass dqors 1 mahogany couch 2 easy chairs 12 dining chairs 1 3-ply Kidder carpet aud crumb cloth and rug 1 fender and fire-irons Copper coal scuttle 1 mahogany supper tray 2 bronzes, winged horses 1 blackwood timepiece 1 inkstand • 1 seltzogene 1 aneroid, on stand 1 musical box, six tunes DAY NURSERY. 6 chairs 1 book-case and mahogany cheffonier 1 pair bronzes 1 pair glass vases 1 fire protector 1 portable wardrobe 1 carpet and floorcloth NIGHT NURSERY. 2 iron cots 1 pine bedstead 1 mahogany bedsteps 1 mahogany chest of drawers 1 washstaud service 1 mirror on chimney-piece 1 swing looking-glass 4 cane-seat chairs 1 nursery chair 2 bedside rugs BEDROOM No. 1. 1 mahogany bedstead, finished in rep. 1 do washstand, marble top White toilet service 1 gilt frame mirror over chimney-piece 1 mahogany dressing table and mirror 1 large mahogany ■wardrobe, with mirror doors 1 chest drawers . 1 folding book-stand 1 carpet and 2 rugs DRESSING-ROOM. 1 red pine wardrobe, dressing-glass 1 carpet, 4 mats, and a linen basket BEDROOM No, 2. 1 suite of Hungarian ash with walnut mouldings : consisting of one halftester bedstead, with creton hangings, one wardrobe, one toilet table, one dressing-glass, and one chamber cupboard, one towel rack, three chairs finished in creton, and one washstand, marble top 2 toilet services, 1 footbath 1 carpet and rug BEDROOM No. 3. 2 iron bedsteads, 1 double and 1 single 1 washstand with w. and g. toilet service 1 dressing-table and looking-glass, towelhorse HALL. 1 hall table, 1 iron chair, 2 garden settees 1 iron umbrella and hat stand, 1 Parian figure (sleeping boy) CROCKERY. 1 dinner service, green and gold, containing 104 pieces 1 dessert service, ditto, with painted views, 34 pieces 1 china breakfast service, white _ with mauve edges, containing 58 pieces 1 breakfast and tea set, white and gold, containing 47 pieces GLASSWARE in great variety, comprising— Cut tumblers, goblets, finger glasses, champagne do, claret do, port aud sherry do, celery glass, custard do, caraffes and cut.'tops, moulded bouquet do, claret jug, water do, ’ decanters (qts. and pts.), trifle dish, jelly do, salt cellars and spoons, and 6 large flower troughs PLATED WARE AN n SUNDRIES. 2 pair bedroom candlesticks Hot water kettle and stand 1 teapot, 3 salvers, 4 salts 1 set of 7 dish covers 1 pair copper scales and weights 1 doz. table napkin ivory rings 4 glass foot stools for piano Knives, forks, spoons, cruet stand Toast rack, biscuit box Tea and coffee pots, cream jugs Sugar basin, cream aud sugar stand Lunch cruets, egg stands, Ac., &c. PICTURES. 4 of Gully’s water-colors, viz.; — Lake Rota-ita—its Source Do do—its Outlet Lake Derwentwater, Cumberland Mardale.Head, Westmoreland 2 fine prints, gilt frames, Dawn to Sunset and companion 1 chromo-lithograph ditto, Fisherman’s daughter baiting hooks 2 do do, In Meadow aud Harvest Time 2 do do, Milking and companion 2 do do, Kingston-on-Thames and companion 1 large print, Playground 1 do do, Christian Martyrs And sundry photograps KITCHEN. Crockery in great variety, baking dishes, pudding moulds, wire meat safe, meat covers, clothes ■ basket, a patent mangle, a time-piece, a Kent’s knife-cleaner, fender and fire-irons, saucepans, boilers, preserving pan (brass), tubs and buckets, table cutlery, &c., in great variety, too numerous to advertise. GARDEN AND STABLE IMPLEMENTS. 1 lawn mowing machine, 1 scythe and handle, 2 spades, 1 rake, 1 fork, garden shears, hoe, and wheel- - barrow, ' stable fork, 2 buckets, brushes, 1 saddle, 2 bridles, child’s pad < And 1 Napier waggonnette, complete, with polo, shafts, lamps, cushions, apron, &c., &c. 1 The auctioneer would respectfully call the attention of the respectable part of the community to this sale, as being of no ordinary character, inasmuch as the furniture is of a superior quality, and the sale is bona fide. To commence at 11 o’clock. Lunch at 1 o’clock. Terms at sale. TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. UNRESERVED SALE SHIP’S STORES, Ex Soukar, from London. MR. G. H. VENNELL has received iuinstructions to sell by auction, at his Stores, Hunter-street, on Tuesday next, the 12th inst., 12 casks split peas 4 do and 6 bags rice 15 do oatmeal . 3 do molasses 3do sugar . - , Pickle's, in jars 'and cases Soap, currants, raisins Mustard, salt, sago ( ‘And sundries. Sale t 2 o’clock. Terms at side.