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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 16, 19 January 1924, Page 12

WEDNESDAY NEXT, Commencing at 10.30 o'clock. , ALL DAY SALE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of. r KKn LOTS OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEOOU HOLD FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, BEAUTIFUL CARPETS,'RUGS, LINOLEUMS, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, 7ft BIL- . ■ LIARD TABLE (with all accessories) VALUABLE JACOBEAN CABI- | NET GRAMOPHONE, in black oak, with 3-spring motor, BOOKS, E.P. WARE, DINNER ■ SET, i OAK DINING-ROOM FURNISHINGS, of every .description; COSTLY CHESTERFIELD SUITES (in best moquette), MORRIS CHAIRS AND COUCHES, OFFICE TABLES, OAK PEDESTAL DESK, GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, ; LAWN MOWER, AND APPOINT- . MENTS. Also', CONTENTS OF 3 WELL-FURNISHED BEDROOMS, INCLUDING 2 SPECIALLY WELL-MADE OAK BEDROOM SUITES , .. Also, ' 11-STOP ORGAN ■ ("Briageport Organ Company"). , ' 3 OFFICE DESKS, '1 FILING CABINET, MODEL YACHT. FOX AND BARLOCK TYPEWRITER. LADY'S BICYCLE. ; - E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions from the owner, who has decided to dispose of the whole of her superior household furnishings,-to sell at their Rooms, 157, Lambton quay, as above. ' .On view morning of 6ale. L. G. DOWDING, Auctioneer. /TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1924, At 1 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS, MOTOR CAR, I BICYCLE, AND SHOTGUN. AT THE RESIDENCE, CORNER BRIDGE STREET AND PARLIA- -.- MENT STREET, LOWER HUTT. (Three minutes from Lower Hutt 7 . . Station.) MESSRS. 'J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., under instructions from W. H. Russell,. Esq., will sell by Publio Auotion at the residence as above:l— HANDSOME CARVED SIDEBOARD, mirror back, drawers and cell&retto. SONORA TABLE GRAMOPHONE , AND RECORDS, ' : UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, BY I "SCHWECHTEN," IN WALNUT , CASE, ■ • . ■ ' DINING SUITE OF. 6 WALNUT | CHAIRS, •• ! AXMINSTER AND PILE CARPETS, WRITING DESK AND SWIVEL " CHAIR, *"I ■ ■ | KAURI WARDROBE, mirror door, CEDAR SCOTCH CHEST OF DRAW-: : ERS, : ■■■■■■ , Couchx in saddlebags, extension dining table, easy chairs, settee, occasional tables, bookshelves, shaving mirror, duchesses, drugget square, doublo, singlo and I bedsteads and mattres- . . ses, linoleum/ linen basket, kitchen utensils, crockery, wringer, mangle,. Premo half-plato camera and tripod; 1 lawn mower, garden tools, carpenter's tools, timber, croquet set, and _ sundries. ALSO AT 3 p.m. 1915 MODEL 4-CYL. BUICK MOTOR OAR and accessories, in. splendid running order, '. . RALEIGH BICYCLE. HOLLIS D.B. SHOTGUN, 12-bore, and . ammunition. ''•■'■ . LIEGE ARMS,.22 CAL. RIFLE. f Goods will bd on view on Morning of Sale. ' INSPECTION INVITED. J. H. BETHUNE AND,CO.,: l Auctioneers. h TUESDAY, sth FEBRUARY, 1924, At 2.30 p.m . ■ BRANDA ESTATE. . . (Breaker Bay.) „ 93 BUILDING SECTIONS.MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE' AND' ■ CO., under instructions from C. J. Crawford, Esq., will sell by Auction at their rooms, Featherston street, as above: :-'■ ' , I 93 "VACANT BUILDING SITES, having areas ranging from 23 perches to over £ acre, all facing the SEA FRONT. The sections extend from, just past the Quarry, along to the end o£ the..new |'road, and comprise almost the last piece of Sea Front, available in Wellington. AH the sections have ample room for building, and command views of Cook Strait' and' the Harbour Entrance, and although so close to the . beach," are not subject to'-the sand drift nuisance. ■ Breaker Bay has long been known as a, favourite picnic spot, and this is the first time any land has been available in the bay. All previous subdivisions of land fronting the sea in Wellington have readily sold, and the completion of Wellington s Marino Drivo' passing tho property will considerably enhance the value in th,e' near future. . .EASY TERMS havo been arranged, viz., 10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent., in 3 months, 10 per cent, in 6.months, and the. .balance-in 5 years, interest at 51 per cent, per annum. PLANS can now be obtained, or will be. posted to any address on application j to, thei. Auctioneers, who will bo pleased to make arrangements to show intending purchasers over the land ■'■ ' J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., . Auctioneers. •. POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. r^WING TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUM.w STANCES HAVING ARISEN, THE AUCTION SALE OF STOCK-IN-TRADE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILORING MATERIALS AND PLANT ADVERTISED FOR SALE BY PUBLIO AUCTION ON MONDAY NEXT, AT 206, CUBA STREET, HAS BEEN POSTPONED INDEFINITELY. A. T. TRENDLE, AUCTIONEER. OWER HUTT (close to Station)-^ rd. Rosidenco, in perfect order; i large garden, room for garage. Prico LOWER ' HUTT-8-rd. House, splendid proporty, with all conveniences, J-acre land, beautifully laid out. Bargain at £2000. LOWER HUTT—Modern Dwelling of 6 rooms, with j-acre laud. Very cheap nt £1300. TINAKORI-RD.—B Rooms, divided into two self-contained flats, with separate entrances, in good order and condition. Only £1200. E. M. BOULTON, 91, THE TERRACE. Tel. 2153. Opp. Wellington Club. SUBURBAN Grocery Store for Sale, j Owner leaving for Eng?«nd ; takings i £70 weekly;, no goodwill. Price for freehold, £900; £150 Government mortgage, £750 second mortgage at 6£ for 5 years (reducible); new Berkcll bacon cut-. ter, 4-drawer cash register, Dayton scalps, safe, etc. Plant optional; all stock taken over charged 7j p4r cent, loss than prevailing prices; valuable corner section; no opposition; established 15 years. Ar>;rjlj. 873, Evg. Poet.