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Auctions Dear reader, I do not recall conducting a more interesting antique auction than this. First, the quality and variety of the entry is superb. Secondly, the sale will extend over two consecutive days thus obviating the long and tiring days to which we have almost become accustomed. Please read for your enjoyment and pleasure this inventory of the main items. Our descriptive catalogue, available without charge, gives complete coverage. — R.G.B. FURNITURE (Mahogany): Glorious set of 6 Chippendale dining chairs (probably the best set we have had); 2 Carvers, not matching but used together; set 4 balloon backs; pr balloon backs; set 4 uph. backs; single chairs; lovely sideboard; 2 chiffoniers; chiff. bookcase; cab. leg china cabinet; ext. dining table 2 leaves, another 1 leaf; drop-leaf dining table; “D” front chest drawers; straight front chest; 4 late Viet, shield back drawing room chairs; oval 100 table; 2-arm settee, loose cushions (nice); butler’s tray; dainty Sheraton style small settee; Sheraton card table (quality); occ. tables; toilet mirrors, etc. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: Collard and Collard flat grand piano, mah. case (immaculate); Bohm upright grand, burr walnut case (well-cared-for); 2 Amer, organs; high grade auto, harp; piano stools. BILLIARD TABLE: L size, Edwardian, slate bed (faultless). FURNITURE: Walnut, mostly burr: 3-tier whatnot; exquisite window tables; ini. 100 table; work boxes; trinket boxes; lady’s chair; folding nursing chair: wall mirrors; occ. tables; wall shelf; deep buttoned chaise longue. ILLUSTRATED: Chippendale chair (1 of six), very rare 17th cent, bog oak and wrought iron deeds box (museum piece), cut crystal punch bowl 22in. high, 3-tier whatnot, exquisite jeweller’s parts cabinet and gent’s watch, c. 1800, limited edition R. Doulton loving cup. @1 Ulf/ I I HWf I I 11111 I ife I ; Ijuosool t I |J \ / jpMSSt V •SSSSS K KDt T war isafllag SILVER: 16 '.-inch salver, 3-piece tea service, dessert service (fruit bowl and 4 bon-bon dishes, very nice), quantity Geo. flatware chiefly King pattern, christening mug, open salts, silver-mounted scent bottles, vesta boxes, etc. Also high quality plate inc. pr 4 branch candelabra. FURNITURE: Oak, rosewood, etc.: Magnif. hall stick-stand with coat cupboard, desk chairs, e’targe, flat top desk, window tables, set 4 late Viet chairs, arm chair, split cane back and seat rocking chair, rug box, cylinder fall office desk, carved hall chair, 2 Cab. leg gents’ chairs (gilt). CERAMICS: R. Worcs. signed pieces, lots and lots Burslem, Lambeth and R. Doulton inc. signed pieces, Willow patt. etc., Meissen fig, group, Bayreuth, Belleek, Spode, glorious 12 place Noratake dinner set tea sets, Minton, Aynsley, Staffs, Moorcroft, Copenhagen, miniature R. Worcs. and R. Doulton, biscuit tigs, tine jardinieres, sup. crystal decanters, glasses, dishes, bowls, earn, glass, rummers. WATCHES, CLOCKS: A collection of old watches dating back to 1800, exquis. parts chest, old clocks. PAINTINGS: A large Kirkwood, Gully (unfin. sketch), Worsley, S. Bough, W. Dillon, J Westall, R. Procter, Airini Vane, J. N. Madden, Esplin, F. B. Savage, J. Madden, Blyth Fletcher, R. Wallwork, R. Mclntyre, Marcus King, signed Russell Flint, and Raymond Ching artist’s pr, rare papier mache’ plaque, sport, print, Perrett, and more. ALSO: Large bis. Ormond Marseille doll 309, ivories, oriental items, bronzes, copper, brass, pewter, shillelagh, ebony walking stick, needlework, napery, nretools, Persian rugs, dome of birds, Chinese carpet, table cover, copper coal scuttle, postage stamps, set N.Z. coins inc. rare ones, other good coins and medals, Viet. H and C hooks, rare scrimshaw, old N.Z. bank notes 10/- to £lO. COMMENT: The list speaks for itself. VIEWING: Next Tuesday. April 10 from 10.30 to 5 and evening 7 to 9. Catalogues available, Christchurch or Kaiapoi. TWO-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION —IN OUR ROOMS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, AT 10.30 A.M. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, AT 10.30 A.M. R. G. BELL AND CO. Auctioneers of lovely things. KAIAPOI 1321

IWwnw CLEARING SALE at LAKESIDE FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1979 Commencing 1.30 p.m. WRIGHTSON NMA LIMITED have been favoured with instructions from MR D. G. YOUNG to conduct a CLEARING SALE on the property at the above time and dates. Particulars as follows — PLANT: Massey Ferguson 165 tractor (4100 hrs) complete, Airwork HayJoader and bucket. Massey Ferguson 135 tractor (2550 hrs) Massey Ferguson 13 Coulter Disc Drill Massey Ferguson 11 Tyne Grubber Massey Ferguson Hydraulic Tandem Discs Massey Ferguson 3 Furrow Plough Massey Ferguson sft Midmounted mower Massey Ferguson Grader blade 15 Coulter Boothmac Drill Jones Buckrake Hydraulic Ditchcleaner International Topdresser sft Hydraulic Drummond Harrows Vicon Lely Hay Rake Big 6 Side Mower Tractor Tray 10 ft Spray boom, hydro pump, brush gun Dillon Chain Harrows 3 Leaf Diamond Harrows 3 Leaf Harrows 3 Leaf Harrows 8 ft Cambridge Roller 30 cwt Burnett Tip Trailer 1 — 20 ton Silo Cyclone 6’ x 10’ truck crate Truck canopy SUNDRIES: 4 — 6’ x 9” Concrete Pipes: Concrete Posts; Tanalised Posts; Netting Barb Wire; Arko mains electric fence unit; Gallagher battery fence unit; Standards; 3 Reel Electric fence wire; 6ft footrot trough; 2— 6 ft Pig troughs; Assorted timber: Concrete Mixer: Sackbarrow; Cream Can Trolly: 90 gallon Petrol tank: Double Barrel shotgun; Bobby Calf hut; Lawnmaster Motor Mower; Hand Mower; Alfa; laval 100 gal Stainless Steel Separator; 2 Skim Milk Pumps; 2 Skim Milk Tanks; Pair Dray Wheels. STOCK* 12 20 months Friesian Hereford Cross Steers 17 20 months Friesian Hereford Cross Heifers 1 Handy Dog 4 Black Sheep FURNITURE: 2 Double Beds: 3 Wardrobes: 2 Dutchesses; 1 Compactum; 4 drawer Talbov; Formica Kitchen Table: Kitchen Cabinet: 4’ 6” Panel Heater; 2 School Desks: 1 Matador Knitting Machine: 2 Fireside Chairs; Lady’s Bike; Record Player. Outside entries invited. TERMS CASH unless prior arrangements made with the Auctioneers. WRIGHTSON NMA LIMITED, Auctioneers. Christchurch. After hours B. L. Orr, Phone Leeston 512. 1433

NELSON ESTATE AUCTION SALE DESIRABLE PROPERTY - CHATTELS - MOTOR VEHICLE ETC. SITUATED ON the sought after Monaco Peninsular — a popular seaside residential area six miles from Nelson city centre and approx, one mile from the township of Stoke. On account of the Estate of the late G. H. Brown. NO. 18 MARTIN ST. MONACO: will be offered for sale by Public Auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 28 AT 11.30 A.M. ON THE SAME DAY COMMENCING AT 10 A.M. the complete contents of the home will be sold including a beautiful selection of household furniture, modern appliances, antiques, and chattels; also colour TV set, 1972 one owner Peugeot 504 2000 cc motor vehicle (24,000 miles); 14ft De Havilland aluminium dinghy with folding canopy and accessories; 9| h.p. Johnson outboard motor, car/boat trailer, carpenters, handyman’s, garden tools and equipment etc. The section has a beach frontage and the dwelling is of permanent materials (stucco with tiled roof) comprising two bedrooms with built in features and double wardrobes; large lounge with stone open fireplace; kitchen/dinette, etc. Top grade fitted body carpets, light fittings, Venetian blinds and drapes are included. There is also a detached sleepout room, garage, sep. tool shed, wood and tool shed and trailer cover; boat, locker situated at water’s edge at front boundary of property. The property being conveniently situated on a back freehold 1320 sq m section is slightly elevated although flat with a northerly aspect and extensive views over Tasman Bay and the mountains, overlooking the tidal estuary with immediate access to the sea at high tide. The section has been maintained to the highest degree. AUCTIONEERS NOTE:— This entire Estate including the property, chattels, vehicle and miscellaneous is in exceptional condition; no maintainence required anywhere, walk in and you will be delighted. We are proud to be offering this immaculate catalogue. Rates for the year ending March 31, 1979, $354.07. Government Valuation as at October 1, 1974, Imp. $19,000, Land Value $17,500, Cap. $36,500. Further details will be advertised in the Nelson Evening Mail on Saturday, April 21 together with a list of the chattels. C. W. LIPSCOMBE LTD. Property and Chattel Auctioneers — Rea! Estate Agents, MREINZ. Hotel, Probate and Plant Valuers Cnr Collingwood and New Streets. Phone 83-987 P.O. Box 339, NELSON. 1014