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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 71, 24 March 1934, Page 24

AUCTIONS. . ~..:..'■ * SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF NEW : -.FURNITURE : . ; ■ " ' (By Ordei of the Liquidator). 1 : COMMENCING AT 1.30, AND CONTINUING ALL DAY AT jj- PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART, COURTENAY PLACE. . ' £2000 W°RTH OF LATEST FURNITURE QO(\(\i\ ;, &<V\J\J\J WORTH OF LATEST FURNITURE ; &£\J\)\} j I : TO BE SLAUGHTERED UNDER THE. HAMMER. Z The Most Modern Furniture Ever Sold by Auction in Wellington. I r^HE PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART, AUCTIONEERS,^ WELLINGTON,' has re- • '. o£ Modern FurnHure^ 8 th^ Receiver of the" Debenture-holder to Sell Stock ,; 20 LATEST CHESTERFIELD SUITES, in latest coverings and styles (have to 5 aPP recl? t? d).i.Com£jr Modern Lounge Suites, in all latest^ styles and . coverings; Box-Armchairs; Latest Dining-room Suites, in rubbed oakf Conti--1 few T Fraraeless Mirror Bedroom Suites, in latest finishes; Oak Ta - ( I ■■-Tw& T?F B4^^^ D T.. iIODEf N FUENITURE AT-LESS THAN 'THE '; On view •.Monday Morning, March 20, morning of sale. Sale commences Monday 3 . at 1.30 sharp, and continuing Every Day until-all stocks are sold Qay> ( I PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART, COURTENAY PLACE '• OPP. COURTENAY PLACE TRAM STOP I T. TOM INGLIS, Proprietor. : . R. J. GOODMAN, Auctioneer. -

3, AT KELBURN: c ; TUESDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. 'I '. SALE BY AUCTION d ■•■.-,• ■■•;■- or.' ".-. ■.■'■'-■ ■ i> THE CONTENTS OF THE WOMEN'S ,'.-. STUDENTS' HOSTEL, 14 FAIRVIEW CRESCENT (off Upland l" ...- Road, Kelburn). :' *300 ; : : : : LOTS-:.^ 300 :. 50 A.B. chairs, 40 tv-.w. stretchers complete with mattresses and pillows, 20 good duchesse chests, 8 large and small . tables, 6 writing bureaus :with mirror backs, old mahogany chests drawers; cedar nest of drawers, Chesterfield lounge, easy chairs, hall table, lot of hearthrugs, wicker chairs,- sideboards, notice board, letter rack, clothes driers, 2 meat safes, lot of crockery and Ft glassware, cutlery," kitchen utensils, lot jam jars, and numerous other lots. CONTENTS OF 20 ROOMS. All to be Sold Without Reserve in Lots to Suit Buyers.. By Order of the Trustees of the Women's Students' Hostel. . E. JOHNSTON AND CO. I . (In conjunction with) ' , FINCH, WEBSTER, AND OSWIN, j* ' Auctioneers. ' i, ACTING under instructions from the a '•• ■ First Mortgagee.'• 1 A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LIMIT- . xx ED, in conjunction with DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell by , Public Auction at the Saleyards; Tau- • marunui, on TUESDAY, the 27th DAY of v MARCH, 1934, at 10.45 a.m., the 'follow-' .j ing property — "'-..■ :; FIRSTLY all that piece of leasehold land d containing 802 acres 3 roods 39.8 n perches more or less being Section 3 c - Block. IX Hunua Survey District -and s, being the whole of,the land comprised y and described in. Lease in Perpetuity !- recorded in Register Book Volume 18a v JFolio 133 Wellington Lands Registry. k AND SECONDLY all that pitce of c freehold land, containing 195 acres and ■- 2 roods more or less being Section 8 a Block -X Hunua: Survey District and :- being the,whole of the land comprised a .',' and described in Certificate :of Title i, Volume 279 Folio 175 Wellington Lands ;, - Registry SUBJECT to the provisions of Part XIII of "The Land Act, 1908." The lands, which will be sold in one lot, are situate' -on -the.. Owhango-Hikimutu Road, approximately 2 miles . from the t Owhango Station and 12 miles from the town of Taumaruntii. The land is undulating to hilly, is weir watered, and suitable for sheep and cattle grazing. Approximately 750 acres of the leasehold.land and 100 acres of the.freehold land have been sown in grass. Other improvements to the properties comprise wpolshed, whare, trap shed, sheep dip, and sheep yards, boundary fencing, and subdivisional fencing and clearing. Access to the property is by an'all-weather road. V. [- Particulars and conditions of sale may •- be seen .at the offices of;the Auctioneers v without payment of any fee. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers 6r to HARRIS, MARSACK, AND HALL, . . - Miriama StreetTaum'arunui, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. . :: MONDAY NEXT, 10 a.m. 1 ! UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ...PIANO, • GRAMOPHONE ■ CARPETS, BEDDING, ETC.! On the PREMISES, 124 DIXON STREET -. .•. ! .-'.(lst ; house -off ; Willis Street).: .' 5 Q W. .PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, k> 'n V c received instructions from Mrs ,f Graham .'to sell the whole of her house--0 hold. Furnishings,, Carpets, -etc., on the 1- Premises,, as above. '..'.' a CONTENTS OF. 8 WELL-FURNISHED '< ■•"- ■■■■: -; ,' .ROOMS. 320: -.:,■■'-.m. 320 Comprising:—UPßlGHT GRAND P14.N0 I£? N r, ?EASIE, .BY KIRCHNER; . . AX. CARPETS, 13.6 x 12, 12 x ,12 ■• KAURI BEDROOM SUITE, H.M v' 7 GRAMOPHONE AND: RECORDS] SEWING.MACHINE, STAIR CARPET AND RODS, WALL MIRRORS CLOCKS, 15yds AX. RUNNER (18in)' ■i .4 .. WARDROBES, : 6 DUCHESSE i, . CHESTS, RECORD: CABINET •. OVERMANTLE, EASY CHAIRST 8 ■l single and double bedsteads and mattresses, .dressing-,'tables,_ kerb with i. seats, sideboards, dining'chairs, elec. 6 iron, tqaster, and'lamp, lace curtains ', andblinds, linoleums, hall runner, hall stands, • palm stand, plants and : jardi- '' : nieres, 2 chests of drawers,. rugs, run--5 ners, matß, tennis racket, platform rocker, picnic - basket, ornaments, pictures, field, arid opera glasses, kit. table [» . and-chairs, chiffonierj'books, ci-ockery, !> cutlery, glassware, 8 Bentwood chairs. ;S 2-roller niangle, armchairs,' carpet a..' broom, screw-top-jars,, srtep >> ": ladder, al. saucepans, kettles,' pres. '' pan, irons, 60 lots blankets, - sheets. '» ■ , towels, quilts, etc:; . ■,'.•'■ NOTE TIME.—IO o'clock sharp, owing to large number of LOTS, which will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. ' , . . * C. W. PRICE, : ' - ; ' " Auctioneer. • GENUINE SLAUGHTER. ■ 130 NE^ CARPETS. -t "OQ SUPER WILTON AND AXMINSTER IN ALL SIZES, MOST ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS AND COLOURS, I. MUST BESdLD.Af SECOND-HAND :• price. " .■■■•".'■■ At CILVERSTONE AND CO., AUCTIONv .«• EERS, Woolworth Buildings. Cuba J Street.- ■ ■ We assure you' this offer is no bluff. r TUESDAY, NEXT,- AT 10.30 A.M. ON THE PREMISES, 14 MORTIMER TERRACE. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR- ".'.■ PETS, SEWING MACHINE, ETC. r* :W. PRICE AND C 0.,. AUCTIONyj ' EERS, have received instructions ). from Mrs. Orsborn to sell the whole of her Household Furniture, Carpets., etc., 2- on the premises as above. 5, Details Monday. E ' C. W. PRICE, 1 ' Auctioneer. F —: MORTGAGEES' SALE. 6-Roomed Dwelling situate at 86 North- \ land Road. 35.08 perches, freehold, part section 29 Karori District, C.T. '- ' Volume 263 Folio 49. TVTESSRS. FINCH, WEBSTER, AND s -"x OSWIN acting under instructions from the Registrar' 6f the Supreme Court at Wellington will offer the above land for sale' by public auction at their salerooms, 159 Featherston Street, Wellingr .. ton, a£ 2.30' o'clock on Wednesday,' the' 18th day of April, 1934. = . For. application,tp sell,, estimate, of value. i- and Conditions of Sale apply to the d Registrar,-Supreme Court, Wellington,, or. " tp the Auctioneers, or to MESSRS >1 SALEK. TURNER, AND BROWN, Solicitors, . Wellington.