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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 145, 23 June 1930, Page 18

AUCTIONS. 22 MAGNIFICENT 22 22 KESIDENTIAL SITES 22 with view unsurpassed: is minutes from heart of city. Situated just outside Johnsonville, on Main North .Road, these Sections, originally Church of England • property, command a view of the entire Valley, and are gloriously sunny. They require practically no levelling, possess a wonderful depth of rich soil; and are ABSOLUTELY FREE of noxious-weeds. A splendid Bus Service continually: passing'give. remarkably swift and easy access to town. Being outside •Town Board rates the savinl* in this item is a tremendous help, and all conveniences are immediately available. Plans may be seen-at any time. •v v SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF E. 1. WILSON, ESQ. EASY TERMS OF 10 p.c. DOWN AND BALANCE IN ■...-:. 5 YEARS AT ; 6 p.c. ALL THESE SECTIONS WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON FRIDAY, 11th JULY; at 7.30■ p.m." .' NOTE DATE AND TIME OF SALE: FRIDAY, 11th JULY, at 7.30 p.m. ■ !■■ ;~; , . M GKENNA'S, ;. 246, LAMBTON QUAY (Opp D.1.C.), WELLINGTON. > ' ■ ' J, F. McKENNAj Auctioneer. , TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, Commencing at 10.30 a.m. sharp, and .. ; At 1.30 p.m. ■ ".: Continuing All Day. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF . SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNIAT OUR MART, No. S, Willeston street. TURE, NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER, BLANKETS.. <!ATF TTV PTTRT.TO AUCTION IN THE MART, 91, DIXON STREET. SALE BY PUBLIO AUL.UUJN pW. PRICE A N D CO., AUCTION- ! Of __.»,_ * w/* EERS, have received instructions £2^o WORTH £850 from the VENDORS to sell a QUANTITY *"VU.-....•. of o f HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed UNCLAIMED C.OJ). PARCELS to THE MART FOR CONVENIENCE From 0F SALEt THE UNITED KINGDOM, nftft LOTS Qftft To be Soldfor Whatever they will fetch. O\i\f OVV COMPRISING BEAUTIFUL DARK E JOHNSTON AND CO. have received OAK JACOBEAN BEDROOM • instructions to Sell, at their Mart, SUITE cost £48, ROUND OAK No. ,8, Willeston street, as above- JACOBEAN TABLE AND SIDEyALUABLE UNCLAIMED C.O.D. BOARD SINGER DROPHEAD 1 PARCELS. MACHINE, 6 Oak H.B. Chairs, CARComprisiug: PET SQUARE, 9x6. OAK CHINA fcADIES! AND MEN'S CLOTHING OF ' CABINET, OAK SIDEBOARD, ALL DESCRIPTIONS, BED- GRAMOPHONE, Kitchen Tables, SPREADS, PYJAMAS, SHOES, Chairs, Hall Stand, Morris Couches, SLIPPERS, SETS GARMENTS, Rubbish Bins, Buckets, Congoleum PILLOW CASES, BATHING atl( j Certainteed Squares, . Runners, GJOWNS, LADIES' AND MEN'S ftugs, Blankets, Sheets, Slips, BS. COATS (costing up to £7 10s each), Wood Beds and Mattresses, 3 D. Oak CLOAKS, NIGHTDRESSES, PET- Bedsteads, Wringer, and Useful FurmTICOATS, KNICKERS, DRESSING . ture of every description. GOWNS," UMBRELLAS, LADIES" Q y . { Dam - tfOSE, GLOVES, TABLE-CLOTHS °" View from a.m. - AND SERVIETTES,- SHOES, HATS, 2TO -RESERVE. „,„„„ FROCKS, DRESS MATERIAL, 412 C W. PRICE, YARDS FRENCH CANVAS COL- , Auctioneer. LAR MATERIAL, CORSETS, EX- FUR COATS AND FURS. PENSIVE DRESSES, JUMPERS, *UK *-UA±^_f" u *v* HANDKERCHIEFS, TRAY AND a FURTHER CONSIGNMENT, BEING SUPPER CLOTHS, BAGS, WORK * LAST OF SHIPMENT TO BE SOLD BASKETS, EARRINGS, SHEETS, ON BEHALF OF ENGLISH EXSANDALS, MOCASSINS, FURS, PORTER, NOT TAKEN DELIVSCARVES, JUMPER SUITS, CAR- ERY.' DIGANS, MEN'S SUITS, BLAN- WEDNESDAY, ~KETS, ■..■■' TOWELS, SWEATERS, 1.30 p.m. sharp. PANTS, SOCKS, QUANTITY MA- Tf) BF SOLD FOR WHAT THEY WILL TERIAL, TEA SETS, CAPS, NEG- T0 BE bOhU l FETCH LIGEE, KNICKERS, HANDBAGS, n^x^a. BLAZERS, TIES, AND NUMEROUS QILVERSTONE AND CO., Auctioneers, OTHER LOTS. © 108, Cub* street, On view morning of sale. Woolworth Buildings, E" J°HNSTA°,LS °°- Lm' MARMOirRi2t T!lS de S EALION, No- 8" Wmest°* EtrCet- V?SKICHA, b "'BLACK" CONEYS.' WTrn^FssriAV \tittt MOLES, ETC. FOXES, STONE WEDNESDAY NEXI, MARTENS, SKUNK, OPOSSUMS, At 1.30 p.m. Bharp. TIES> GENUINE S I L VER FOXES, ■3at F RV~ATTrTTnw - SMOKE TURKISH, RUSSIAN, SALE BY AUCTION AFRICAN, AMERICAN, OPOSSUM Of FOXES AND TIESi ETC. 1 QAH ROLLS BEAUTIFUL WALL- FULL. DETAILS LATER. XOUU PAPERS,. just arrived ex SILVERSTONE AND CO., Rangitata, all the latest designs and _ ; Auctioneers, colours, each roll 12yds long. On view from Tuesday morning. (On account of whom it may concern.) Come and Secure some at your own price. In Lots to suit buyers. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., ' — Auctioneers, SIX-ROOMED HOUSE OF SUPERIOR No. 8, Wflleston street. FURNITURE, 2 CARPETS; COM- ' „_,„„.„ PRISING OAK AND RIMU DINAtPloS o4elck°ff ' ING-ROOM, BREAKFAST ROOM, 3 BEDROOMS, AND KITCHEN UNCLAIMED CARGO. FURNISHINGS; ALSO 2 CHESTERSALE BY~AUCTION FIELD SUITES. Of TO-MORROW, 1.30 p.m. VALUABLE "PEMBROKE" ACID RE- Removed to Our Mart from Munro street, SISTING-BATH (slightly damaged), S Pa tn, in worth £40, but must be sold for what- aearaun. 2 casTsW andifGauge Flat Iron, Cft and WITHOUT RESERVE. Bft, 16cwt No. 8 Fencing Wire, 300 OILVERSTONE AND CO., Auctioneers, • sheets Corrugated Iron, English Wall 108, Cuba-st., Woolworth Buildings. Paint, 1 case Best Quality Enamel No time for details. Saucepans, 0 Chests Tea (perfect con- Note.—Everything must go to make dition), Roll Sheep Netting, 6 BRAND room for Fur Sale. NEW ENGINEER'S VISES, Porcelain Enamel Bath and Fittings, and numerous other lots. . • -E. JOH STON AND CO., PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Auctioneers, ' At 1.30 p.m. sharp. WADESTOWN-Bungalow, 4 rooms, al] SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION \L?SMX,!? ico ,cPS sitio£ ? rioe £127S rye K.iiLi>UX-{N—Modern Residence, 7 rooms - ~. ««^™i,^-T^« o- t>t,.iv-t^ nnt^ kitchenette, glassed-in porch, garage, lH^LffS^S&^inffiSS tn land 4°s 12° Price £2700: lpAh VACUUM CLEANERS (ex Bonded ■ k^^ Ro(nDS> aJJ cmvs> oyer ,_,. Airiatesf voltage, and guaranteed in acre, suitable subdivision Price £1050 perfect working order. DTTDnrir aun da i?i?d t Tin i GREAT CHANCE TO PROCURE A *™DIB AND BAKKR, LTD.. VACUUM CLEANER AT A REAS- w*. Featherston street. Tel. 44-CB9 ONA'BLE PPJCE: 36, Cuba street, Petone. Tel. 59S Hutt Now Ou View. ,E. JOHNSTON AND CO., v, s Awliwn7',t™.t DURING THE WEEK-END INSPECT No. S, Willeston street. THE AVAILABLE SECTIONS OF " ' THE IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE fJREATER MORNINGTON ESTATE, On WEDNESDAY, at 1.30. and you will become as enthusiastic as those who have purchased. On the Premises: The prices and-terms are really attrac280,.ORIENTAL • BAY ■• •■ tive. (Corner of Grass street and Parade.) ' Our Representative on grounds every " Saturd ly afternoon. piOMPRISING Complete Furnishings of CONSULT SOLE AGENTS: v 7 rooms, all of which are in the best _ r p nMlßn cittwt of order and the chesterfield and dining- . : , lo^Customhouie quay, room suites are.both practically new. > , 43-005 ' ' o ~u°~"'""u°'s yuaj< Full particulars to-morrow. - • ' F S TURNBULL ■>: KINGSWAYS, LTD., . 2*5, Panama street.' "Auctioneers. Tel,: 44-677. Or . . — -. —^ —- THE SOUTH WELLINGTON LAND 'GREAT RADIOr AUCTION T'im^mF'p^S™* On THURSDAY, at 12.30 p.m. •*■• and P^S: t»rey street. At Kingsway's Auction Mart, BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED HIGH/8, .LamDton quay. ■ , LAND PARK. HOME. THE most extensive Auction of Radio . ever held in. Wellington, .and compris- poVT. MORTGAGE £1150—One of the ing 15 AH-electric 7-valve Sets; also 30 to "most complete and pleasing proper--40 Battery Sets, and a lot of Accessories, ties to be found anywhere in Wellington; Particulars later. ■ very ] arge s itting-room, with handsome • _. KINGSWAYS LTD. tiled fireplace; breakfast-room with clinkei Auctioneers. brick fireplace/ 2 most attractive bed- . ' —: '. rooms, one being, .very large and having . ■ *& 2 built-in wardrobes and window seat; per.KINGSWAYS AUCTION MART, ;%tly appointed kitchenette, with'electric 78,- Lambton quay, range, numerous cupboards, etc.; large TO-MORROW, at 2 cm. • bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, cali- -- . " phont, fama floor, etc. Built 9 months. on concrete foundations, this is a home tc (COMPRISING a Consignment of Furni b& proud of. The paperings and the whole ture from a Flat in Molesworth street, of the interior decorations are something removed tb rooms for convenience of sale, right out of the ordinary, and must prove GOOD CHESTERFIELD SUITE in best a sheer delight to anyone inspecting. Permoquette, EASY CHAIR, i SINGLE feet level section, on a corner site, and moet DUCHESSES, 4 PRACTICALLY attractively laid out in tawns, gardens, NEW SINGLE BEDS AND WIRES, and concrete paths at a cost of over £100. 2 FOLDING BEDS, UPHOLLSTER- A situation securing the maximum of sunED COUCH, EXTENSION RIMU ghine and a city and harbour view second TABLE, MATTRESSES, THREE to none. Special reasons for selling, otherEXTRA GOOD QUALITY AXMIN w^e it would be hard to imagine an owner : vSTER CARPETS, 9 x 10%, 9 x 12, and wanting to quit such a perfect home. :■ W^Rl,^W U NB^owfR BE WDR^G D I***"* .** «"* **** ER, TOOLS, GAS COPPER, KIT- nnpnAxi H A PPMITRT CHEN FURNITURE, POTS,CROCK- ViUKJJUiN tI A \\Kj\J UKI, TO:be: S OLD.REGARDLESS OF PRICE. ■ ;;." .^^ ' ' JAS. W. DAVIDSON, . ' -:-- ■ ■■■■■■■■■ ■'• Auctioneer. ''- ■■ ■ . . „.■■■■- ■ ■ - -- WANTED-TO BUY. ■ u THJi 1^ i\, D J "CTOR „ "•• QCRAP Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, and tS the Recognised Medico for Fountain O Cast Iron; also Old Rope, Rags, •-» • pens and Everaharp Pencils. Congulta- 'g^g an< i Sacking, tion* Free. Geo. Jeffrey, corner Brandon ■■■■•'-• sad Feathcreton streets, above Anbw» STEVENS AND CO~ $»ltw ea4 Co. JJ^pef AW Smith rtr«*. IS. 30^8.