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AUCTIONS ** C. E. JONES. LTD. Ktant auction sale of axER CARPETS, SUPERIOR AND ICALLY NEW LOUNGE. DINING, BEDROOM FURNITURE. DROPSEWING MACHINES, ELECTRIC ERS. ALL-WAVE RADIOS, E.P. AND GLASSWARE, OFJESKS. LADY’S CYCLES. LAWNRS. GARDEN HOSE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, SUNDRIES. WEDNESDAY NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 12.30 P.M. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 174 MANCHESTER STREET. On Account Trustees in a Deceased Estate. 500 LOTS 500 LOTS. A FEW of the Main Items:—Axminster «ndv Carpets. Axminster Carpet Squares, -- x 12, 15 x 12, 9 x 9-9 x 4.6; Axminster Tunner, Rugs. Quantity Underfelt. AllWave Radies. Office Desks. Office Tables, ' voewriter?. Chesterfield Suites, ChesterEasy Chairs. Fireside Chairs, Sea-c-ass Chairs, Rockers, Dining Chairs, -’riding Card Tables. Occ. Tables, Secrc-:ii-rs Buffets, Sideboards, Kitchenette ' able ar.d Stools. Carpet Sweepers, Elec, r-aners. Oak Dining Suite, Drawloaf '•tics, K. Tcb’es, 2 Oak Bedrccm . Cal< ar.d Rimu Duchesses. Chests - \ycrs, Ozk and Rimu Wardrobes, " -M'. Single, and 2 Beds, Mattressos, ■ ■ -tetters, Cabin Trunks, Tin Trunks, : “»-» Lawnmowers, Garden Tools. Gar- , - '"'■sc. China and Crockery. Kitchen -Is, Preserve Pans. Seales and Member the time of the Sale: 12.30 1 C. E. JONES. LTD.. Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 174 Manchester street. ’Phone 35-355 2168 PUBLIC AUCTION OF DELIGHTFUL r RESIDENTIAL SITE, JUST UNDER J-ACRE. We have teen favoured by tr.e TiU tecs jn the Ertate cf the lite MRS KEITH GARRICK with- instruct.ons to Sell by public Auction the Superb Residential cjte adjoining the p-operty of the la e Mr” Keith Garrick, at NO. 58 MURRAY PLACE, iust off Papanui road. IN OUR ROOMS. 174 MANCHESTER ST., ON MONDAY, MAY 29th. AT 2 P.M. Comprising 1 Rood 39 9-10th Perches, having a drive frontage of 27 links and opening out to approx. 2J chains to stre'm boundary.. The whole section is fenced. The position is ideal for a lovely home, exceptionally sunny and well drained, with a gradual fall to the stream. Erected cn the site is a Garage. 13 x 16. This is unquestionably- one of the finest residential sites ever offered. Only under exceptional circumstances are sections like this available to the public. One minute to Papanui road tram, shopping centre, and close to schools. The plan can be inspected at the office of Messrs T. D. Harman and Sons, Barristers and Solicitors, 160 Hereford street. Solicitors in the Estate, or at the office of the Auctioneers. C. E. JONES. LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 174 Manchester street. Christchurch. ' 2469 C. E. JONES. LTD. AUCTION OF SEASIDE BUNGALOW, CENTRAL NEW BRIGHTON. VACANT POSSESSION. MONDAY, MAY 29. AT 2.30 P.M. In Our Auction Rooms, 174 MANCHESTE RSTREET. On Account Trustees in the Estate of the late E._ E. PAPPRILL. No. 17 Lonsdale street. Central Brighton, corner of Keppel street, comprising Semi 2-Storey Bungalow, 6 rooms, sunroom, 26 x 10, balcony, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, 2 hot water services. Kitchenette. New World gas stove, sink and spacious cupboards, washhouse, gas pumice copper and tubs, al! under main roof. Coal and wood shed, artesian water supply, large garage with concrete floor, high corner section laid out in lawns and shrubs, concrete paths. One minute from beach. Exceptionally sunny. An ideal Family Home, or suitable for Guest House. Inspection by Appointment. C. E. JONES. LIMITED, Property and Furniture Auctioneers. •Phone 35-355. 174 Manchester street. 2470 C. E. JONES, LIMITED. TWO PROPERTIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TUESDAY, MAY 30, AT 2 P.M. In Our Auction Rooms. 174 MANCHESTER STREET LOT 1, on account Public Trustee as Executor in the Estate of RICHARD RATCLIFF. Property No. 13 Raycroft street, Opawa. square house 5 main rooms, elec, light, rat and cold service, bathroom, tin bath, coal range and elec, stove, sink and cupboards, detached washhouse, copper and tubs, higa pressure skid sewer, section of iAcre. high and well drained, close to Linwood Station and tram. VACANT POSSESSION. LOT 2. Account Public Trustee as Administrator in the Estate of ROSA WATKINS. Property No. 11 Manhirc street, Spreyton, comprising cottage. 4 rooms, k’ette, r?.d washhouse combined, gas stove, sink f 7 ’. d cupboards gas pumice copper and tuo~. high pressure and sewer, concrete at 2(te weekly SeCti ° n ° f 11 Perches. Let Handy’ to Tram and Schools. T nspection afternoons.

C. E. JONES. LIMITED. ,r,. Prope „ r .P’ and Furniture Auctioneers, Phone 30-35 a. 174 Manchester street. 2471 C. E. JONES. LTD. ST. ALBANS RESIDENCE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. VACANT POSSESSION. TUESDAY. JUNE 6, AT 2.30 P.M. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 174 MANCHESTER STREET. On Account of the Trustees in the Estate - the ,ate L M Neeve. NO. 14 Bristol street, just off Papanui roaa, comprising Superior Residence of 7 rooms and sunporch. plastered and paired, elec, light, tiled grates, wardrobes and cupboards built in, bathroom. batxl ana basin, shower, hot and cold service, kitchen with coal range. , and pantry, detached washhouse with fuel copper and tubs, wood shed, inside and ouiside lavatories, large l>rick garage with concrete floors. 4 acre corner section, high and dry, laid out in lawn and garden, concrete paths. An ideal family house or suitable for converting into flats. One minute from Papanui road and Bealey avenue shopping centre. VACANT POSSESSION, inspection on application to the Auctioneers. C. E. JONES, LTD., , and Furniture Auctioneers, 174 Manchester street. ’Phone 35-355. rapprill. Son and Corcoran, 84 Hereford street. Solicitors in the Estate. 2472 ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. 4-ACRE SECTION. •Above the Fogs Bathed in Sunshine. Excellent View. VACANT POSSESSION. comprises 5 main tffTL a ? d . kitchenette, replete with ail i 1 xabour -sav;ng devices, together with large Basement. Section of 2-acre, perfectly drained. THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. C. E. JONES, LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 174 Manchester street. Phone 35-355. T.C. Railway auction rooms (CH.CHJ, LTD. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION SALE BUNGALOW rBOPr,HIY, FURNITURE, AND tn „ EFFECTS BASSETT ST., BUBWOOD t,!"' Bus Passes the Door) TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON THE PREMISES THURSDAY NEXT. MAY 23, 1950 AT 1 P.M. Account MR F. J. P. FISH, who is •p-r d leaving ChristJiun.li. »^^ r °6 Crly , No - 85 BASSETT ST., is a C' U x’ a OV ” !:ot < 7 uite 2 years old, 4 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, |. r A weil and faithfully built ♦u Plenty of modern windows to get I it i« n ’ ta l t fully papered, plenty of -. -m cupboards, “Neeco” elec, range, i S2rvice » Terrazzo sink bench, <tc pu/n,c e corer, con. tubs, elcc. pump, approx. 24 oerches, well , *ent.ed. garden partially laid out. . _. NOTES <*l? Property will ue sold at 1 p.m., ■- U xoi owed by the Furniture. lrnni2c * l ate vacant possession is availConditions of sale and cards to view WALLACE and CO., 159 a ' rcrtrd st., or the Auctioneers. u .EBRNITURE AND EFFECTS ►J.* cr P 3-pcc. Chesterfield Suite, uprr'«li re ? Ta Pestry; Fireside Chair, D.R. Gateleg Table. 4ft 6in Bed and .“ 6in "Sleepwell” Mattress, inner n.. n ~ Supreme.” practically new; 4 Dr. R ’ Ouehesscs. Dk. R. Wardrobe with rne ol^ 2 Dr - R Duchesse, R. BookD l’ R - Din Waggon. Radio Table,; tH®®- T able3 ' approx. 6J yds. Leaf-pat-ino?. Hall Runner, autumn ton- | nuu.. olding Camp Bed and Mattress, -niid s Cot and Mattress, Kitchen Table, ! • Canadian Chairs, 4 Shovel-back K. i ]P airs (Beech i. Kitchen Tidy, Bathroom I Sparkguard, Coal Scuttle. Cup- i a ’..?L ew Alum. Pres. Pan, Bucket, ap- j Jex. /Oft Canadian Hose, reinforced and ; gongs; Garden Tools include Rake. I govei. Spade. Lady’s Fork, Sulky. Child’s S’ 0 etc Cfaild ’ s Trolle y. Child’s Sack Bar- : morning of Sale from 9 a.m. RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS (CHCH.), LTD. (GEORGE DUFFIN, Auctioneer), injunction with JAMES WALLACE and CO. 2460 j