AUCTIONS. THE CITY MARKET. NOTICE AUCTION. SATURDAY MORNING NEXT. 10 A.M. Account MR J. P. EDEN, on the Premises. 3/8 Ferry road, near St. Peter's Church. Set Auto Beam Confectionery Scales (21b), set Clock-face Scales (weigh 301 b), Monarch Oak Cash Till, 25 Conf. Jars, Counter Show Case, Soft Drinks, Jam, Trays, Biscuits, Paper Bags, and whole stock of Chocolate, Biscuits, and Confectionery and Shop Sundries. H. C. SMITH. Auctioneer, 6973 The City Market. MUST BE INSPECTED TO BE FULLY APPRECIATED. A DELIGHTFUL OUTSTANDING SHIRLEY-BURWOOD HOME. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE CITY MARKET, 550 COLOMBO STREET. ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 1936, AT 1.30 P.M. On behalf of MR AND MRS J. COWAN, who, on account of continued ill-health, are obliged to sell. This charming property is No. 140 KINGSFORD STREET, SHIR-LEY-BURWOOD. It comprises 2 ROODS 11 PERCHES, beautifully laid out in lawns and flower-beds, and planted with choice native and other trees and shrubs. THE
SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT SIA-ROOMED VILLA is perfectly appointed throughout, with all the very latest modern conveniences, and in addition there are many most artistic and pleasing features too numerous to particularise. All the rooms are papered and fitted up with the most exquisite taste, affording the maximum of pleasure, comfort, and convenience.’ An
Ideal Home in every detail, and in perfect order. H, C. SMITH. 6976 Auctioneer. THIS WONDERFUL BARGAIN MUST BE
DISPOSED OF UNDER THE HAMMER. NO RESERVE FIXED. TO BOARDING OR APARTMENT HOUSE KEEPERS. SPECULATORS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. WELL-SITUATED CITY PROPERTY—BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE CITY MARKET, 550 COLOMBO STREET, ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20th, 1936, AT 1.30 P.M. On account of MR JOHN CUNNINGHAM, who is retiring from business. XTO 263 MOORHOUSE AVENUE, 2 doors from Colombo street—Fine iAcre Section, with about 33ft frontage and substantial 2-storey Boarding “ Apartment House, containing some 23 ROOMS, with all modern offices and conveniences. A fine business has been carried on here
for many years, but Mr Cunningham is now retiring and the property is definitely on the market. In view of the important developments regarding the new railway station, this property has a wonderful prospective value. r c gM j TH 6977 Auctioneer. Gigantic IGANTIC CLEARING SALE. CLEARING SALE. MONDAY. NOV. 23rd, AT 12 NOON. On the Premises of the Dominion Compressed Yeast Company, Moorhouse avenue (owing to extensive alterations), I having received instructions from the Contractor,
Mr R. C. Jamieson. Thousands of feet of Timber, including heavy Timber 8 x 1 to 12 x 2, Jarrah and Oregon, 60 Windows. Sections of Timber. Roofing Iron. Piping, Machinery, and Sundries. H. C. SMITH. Auctioneer, 6978 The City Market. A ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE DAINTY OPAWA HOME. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE CITY MARKET, 550 COLOMBO STREET. ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. 1936, AT 1.30 P.M. On account of MRS ALICE TODD, who is removing to the North Island. No. 31 YORK STREET, OPAWA, close to tram and station. OVER ONE-EIGHTH ACRE, nicely laid out, and PERFECTLY APPOINTED SEMI-BUNGALOW of live living rooms. All modem conveniences, besides a number of artistic and pleasing features For the reason stated, the sale is a compulsory one. Cards to inspect from H. C. SMITH. 6979 Auctioneer. COMPULSORY AUCTION SALE On account of continued ill-health. . AT THE CITY MARKET. 550 COLOMBO STREET', CHRt&iCLUKCH, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, AT 1.30 P.M. UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM MR HENRY HAYMAN. HIS VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, situate* at CAM ROAD. KAIAPOI. QUARTER-ACRE, NICELY LAID OUT AND SUBSTANTIAL SIXROOMED DWELLING, with all usual offices and conveniences. Modernly appointed throughout; Usefu. outbuildings. The house stands on a very high terrace. There are concrete foundations and paths, and very imposing concrete steps. ALSO. ON ACCOUNT OF OWNER: Immediately at rear of above, facing Cudland street. FINE i-ACRE BUILDING SITE, 1 chain frontage by 2J chains depth, fenced. IMPERATIVE SALE. Auction notices erected. H. C. SMITH, 6980 Auctioneer. THE CITY MARKET. A HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE SUBURBAN FARM. ABOUT ACRESLARGE DWELLING. AND USUAL OUTBUILDINGS. CROPS AT PRESENT ARE AS FOLLOWS:— 17 Acres Garton Oats. 15 Acres Green Feed. 6 Acres Clover and Young Grass. 3 Acres Dakota and American Wonder Potatoes. Balance in Grasses. Great Lucerne land. Well subdivided and watered. GOOD TERMS TO RIGHT MAN. THE CITY MARKET. 550 Colombo street. 58661 H. C. SMITH, Proprietor. CHIROPRACTORS. TAMES M. and MRS CRAIG, « MEMBERS N.Z. AND AUST. CHIROPRACTORS’ ASSN. Palmer School Graduates. REGENT THEATRE BLDGS, (next G.P O.) X-Ray. Neurocalometer, and all approved Methods for correction of Spinal, Nervous and General Disorders. ’Phone 31-610 for Free Consultation. C 3769 TAMES YOUNG, CHIROPRACTOR. (Graduate. Palmer - School.) Most modern appliances and methods, as used by foremost members of the profession in U;S. America, for treatment of nervous and functional disorders. Colonic (bowel) Irrigation. X-Ray Facilities. CATHEDRAL CHAMBERS (Above Beresford, Square.) Consultation Free. Nurse in Attendance. ’Phone (Rooms). 30-177. Y 8578 'T'WO Unequalled Paints, Steelite for ■■* Roof, Lustrous f'r Woodwork. N.Z. made. SMITH and SMITH, LTD., 58662 Cr. Tuam-Hlgh streets. TYO you know—? You can insert your “Want Ad.” in “The Press” up till midnight for the following morning's issue.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21938, 12 November 1936, Page 26
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