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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4967, 22 February 1877, Page 4

AuctionsTHIS DAT, THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY ( i SALE OF FURNITURE. GEORGE THOMAS has, been favored with instructions from Mr. Waddell, Timber Merchant, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell by auction, at his residence, Ghuznee-street, on Thursday, the 22ud mst., the entire household furniture, Consisting of— Diningroom chairs, table, sideboard Sofa, fender and fireirons, pictures Carpet and hearthrug Bedroom furniture, containing bedsteads, bedding, washstands, dressing-tables, toilet services, looking-glasses, cooking utensils, &c. Catalogues will be issued on the day prior to the sale. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale to commence at half-past 12 o’clock FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY. PUBLIC AUCTION. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MR. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from Messrs. Johnston and Co., to sell by public auction, on Friday next, the 23rd inst., at their stores, Lombard-street,; for the benefit of whom it may concert - 27 tons bar and rod iron All more or less damaged, ex Oceau Mail, Watson, master, from London. Sale to commence at 2 o’clock. Terms cash. ■ TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from W. V. Jackson, Esq., to sell .by auction at his residence, on the Terrace (at the top of Plimmer’s steps), on Tuesday, 27th February, at half-past 12, the whole of his household furniture, consisting of—--1 fine pianoforte Brussels carpet Kidder do Hearthrugs Mahogany diningroom chairs Do 100 table 1 book-case 1 cheffonier Sewing machines Curtains, poles, rings, and hangings Crockery, chinaware, and glass Kerosene and oil lamps Large iron bedsteads Small do do Feather beds Horsehair mattresses Palliasses Feather bolsters and pillows Blankets and counterpanes Chests drawers Mahogany wardrobe Dressing glasses Towel racks Double washstands . Toilet sets Dressing tables Patent night commode Bedroom carpeting Stair carpet and rods Kitchen utensils Patent mangle Patent knife machine And other sundries Terms cask. Sale at 12.30 o’clock. THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY. At. 2 o’clock. ' Extensive and Unreserved Clearing Sale. To Close Accounts. Tether Lines, Wpol Lashing, Barrel Flour, Raisins, Tea, Pickles, American Tubs, Furniture, and Sundries. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. ’ have received instructions, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, on Thursday, 22nd instant, at 2 o’clock. 20 doz tether lines, 10 coils wool lashing One ton N.Z. rope, 20 barrels American flour Two tons hoop iron, 15 nests American tubs 50 doz corn brooms, 25 doz sheep shears Stationer’s glass case, with sliding doors Handsome book-case, in N.Z. walnut Massive rimu chests drawers, cheffoniers Scales and weights, American boring machines Circular and vertical saws, boiled oil Six dozen bannister brushes One capital pony phteton Five sets cart harness (shaft) Five gentlemen’s saddles, first class, colonial make One Singer’s sewing machine. No reserve. Terms cash.

THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY. Electro-plated Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. To Ironmongers, Silversmiths, and Jewellers, Toy and Fancy Goods Merchants. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have . received instructions from the Importers to sell by auction, at their rooms, on Thursday, 22nd February, 1877, at 2 o’clock— An invoice of electro plated-ware, comprising— Tea and coffee services, butter-dishes, &c. An invoice of fancy goods; as follows; Workboxes, draught-boards,- brooches, necklete, bracelets, cigar exhibitors, French clocks, ladies’ chatelaines with belts, gents’ scarf-pins, gilt Albert chains, &c,, &o. ■ Also, 3 cases cut tumblers 5 casks pressed do. Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY. Household Furniture, to sell at Private House. Household Furniture of a very Superior ’ Description, ‘ On the premiHes, _Willis-street, opposite St. ‘Peter’s Church. . T)EAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, , & CO. J 3 have received ...instructions from Mr. Steel, of the Bank of New Zealand, to sell at his residende , 'aa above (in consequence of his moving to Wanganui), on Friday next,: the 23rd instant, at 2 o’clock p.m., a quantity of his household furniture consisting in part of— HALL. Floorcloth, door mat, stair ■ carpet, rods and eyes DINING-ROOM, Tapestry carpet (not made up) with rug to match, 1 table {and tablecloth, fender and fireirons, chairs, pictures, &c., &c. DRAWING-ROOM. One best Brussel’s carpet and rug to match, very handsome drawingroom suite in green rep and walnut, oval walnut table, fender, . fireirons, piano, music stool, &c., &c '’bed.rooms. Elegant brass half-tester bedstead with spring mattress to fit, Kidderminster carpet lift. 6in. by 9ft., with 2 yards same pattern loose, ladies’ wardrobe, marble top toilet glass, toilet table, chest of drawers, &c., &c., iron bedsteads, child’s cot, bassinette, toilet services, looking glasses, and other goods too numerous, to mention. There are also meat safe, round table, and kitchen furniture, and the odds and ends usually found in a gentlemen’s house when he moves. The Auctioneers would draw attention to the fact that those goods are, they may say, quite new, having for the most part been bought at Mr. James’ furniture warehouse within the past few weeks. BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO.