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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 24

AUCIIONS. ■ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE' IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, TO BE HELD AT OUR LAND MART, 155, LAMBTON QUAY, On FRIDAY, 2nd MAY, 1930, at 2.30 p.m. MESSRS. DUNBAR" SLOANE, LTD., ' ■"■»- Auctioneers, have been favoured with 1 instructions from the owner to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION the following City and Suburban Properties, consisting on— • FIRST.—A substantially-built brick twostory Warehouse, having a frontage to ; Martin square of 65ft by a depth of 77 ft (approx.), also the property adjoining at the back, having a frontage to Haining street of 35ft by a depth of : 49ft Bin. Situated on the Earning i street property are two small cottages. This is a wonderful site for an up-to-date garage and workshop, the space on each floor being (approx.) 5000sq ft. The cottages facing Haining street could be removed, thereby providing a fine storage Space. . The owner is anxious to sell, and tne reserve having been fixed on an exceedingly low basis, intending purchasers for this class of property should not fail to inspect same. SECOND.—Two 6-rd. Bungalows, known as Nos. 5 and 9, Imperial terrace, K-il-birnie. . These bungalows are just being completed, and contain every modern convenience, gas, c.1., h. and c. water, etc. The view from this locality is probably unsurpassed in Wellington, commanding as it does a complete panorama of Lyall Bay Miramar, Evans Bay, and Point Halswell. For full particulars and card to view apply to the Auctioneers, DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD.* 155-157, Lambton quay (next the Midland J. i ■ . .i ■ TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. ATTRACTIVE SALE. PIANO AND SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ■:- AUCTION" ARCADE, 370 Lots. AUCTION ARCADE, 370 Lots. Courtenay place. MESSRS. SAMSON BROS, will sell on JltJ. ; behalf of the Owners— HIGH-GRADE ENGLISH PIANO LIGHT RIMU SIDEBOARD, with bevel ROUND OrOAK DINING TABLE. FULL CABINET GRAMOPHONE in rosewood CHIFFONIER in cedar v CHESTERFIELD COUCH, in moquette SINGER SEWING MACHINE' BOOK CABINET with glass doors CARPET SQUARE AND HEARTHRUGS Duchesse Chests, Wardrobes, Chest of Drawers, Settee, Easy' Chairs, Occasional Tables, Wooden Bedsteads, Blankets, Bedding, Skeleton Wardrobe, Electric Reading Lamp, Electric Griller, Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils. Also, ." ' 2'PORCELAIN PEDESTAL BASINS, new 6 GAS STOVES 1 3-Burnei- PERFECTION OIL STOVE. J. M. SAMSON, Auctionor. NOTE. —The Auction Arcade will be open To-morrow Evening as usual. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, -■ CHESTERFIELD SUITE, SEWING ■ MACHINE, AND SUNDRIES. < ■;. TO-MORROW, at 1.30 p.m. TTINGSWAY'S, LTD., have received •^-^instructions from Mrs. Morrison, Rona Bay, to Sell Furniture on her behalf, within our Rooms, 78, Lanibton quay. Absolutely no Reserve. The list of goods comprises chesterfield suit in moquette, small suite in good order, oak wardrobe and duchesse, oak ' sideboard and 6 h.b. chairs, rimu extension dining-room table, oak settee* box ottoman, 3 single rjmu beds and mattresses, blankets, 4 seagrass chairs, ; k. chairs, and tables, 2 easy, chairs, duchesses, double beds and' wires, ■ good chip heater, gas copper, lawn- '■ mower, latest drophead Singer sewing machine (as new), portable gramophone and records, bookcases, cupboard, and other goods, including crockery and 4-valvc wireless set. We have 'also been instructed to se.llj on. behalf of whom it may concern — Special built 6olid oak bedroom suite in golden oak stain, very latest design and beautifully finished, usually retailed at £45, but must be sold unreserved To-morrow. 10 new seagrass tub chairs. On view To-morrow morning, and inspection cordially invited. ■ ' JAS. D. DAVIDSON. Auctioneer. : Our Rooms, will be open To-morrow ' night for.private sales. ' TO-MORROW, i ■ ■ . At 1.30 p.m. ■ AUCTION SALE £ OF SUPERIOR OAK AND RIMU FURNITURE, DIVAN ! SUITES, CARPET SQUARES, M'CEAE MATTRESSES. ' IN'THE MART, 91, DIXON STREET. GW. PRICE AND CO., AUCTION- • EERS, HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL A LARGE ' CONSIGNMENT OF SUPERIOR i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REMOV- . ED TO THE MART FOR CONVENI- ' ENCE OF SALE. 300 L°L S 300 1 COMPRISING' OAK AND RIMU DINING AND BEDROOM SUITES AND '. FURNITURE, 4 DIVAN SUITES, CARPET SQUARES, IN GOOD ORDER, RIMU, CANTERBURY, KAPOK' BEDS, ALL SIZES, RUGS, RUNNERS, GREY DUCO BEDROJOM SUITE, OTTOMAN, OAK HALL STAND, 4-FOLD SCREEN, GOOD PICTURES, BLANKETS, ! SHEETS, SLIPS, ETC., ETC. ON VIEW FROM 9 A.M. 1 NO RESERVE; . OPEN TILL 9 P.M. TO-MOIiEOW. ; C. W. PRICE.. I ■ • ■ ' Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE ; At 1.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, I On Premises, 52, Richmond-st., Petone. DOHERTY AUCTIONEERING, LTD., ; 12 and 14, Manners stret, favoured '. with instructions from Mr. Bates to Sell . the Whole of his Used Furniture, consist- ! ing of Sideboards, Double arid .Single BedI steads, Crockery, Glassware, Perfection '. Stove, Plumber's Stock and' Dies, i 600 volumes of books, Scagrass . Prams, 100 of lines too numerous to men- , tion. Also 1 Glass Showcase, Counter, 1 , 9ft Counter, all in good order and no , reserve. We will also offer for Sale the • Premises, with £100 deposit. Sale at ,1.30 . To-morrow, 52, Richmond street, Petone. I DOHERTY AUCTIONEERING, LTD., 12 and 14, Manners street. ! W. M'DONALD, Auctioneer. " Properties for sale. i i , i ; LOWER HUTT SECTION. 80 FEET FRONTAGE, j • - £260. THIS large level Section Is situated In extremely good locality, less than 10 minutes from Railway Station. Small deposit and easy terms. Write 70, livening I'dst. i c .j S""PEGI'AL Cut Prices Oak Bedroom Suites' it \E. Johnston and Co. B {Mai*, No. S, Wilkstpn-st,