AUCTIONS C. E. JONES. LTD. THIS DAY, THIS DAY, AT 12.30 P.M. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF AXMINSTER CARPETS, SUPERIOR AND PRACTICALLY NEW LOUNGE, DINING. AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINES. ELECTRIC CLEANERS, ALL-WAVE RADIOS,’ CHINA, E.P. AND GLASSWARE, OFFICE DESKS, LADY’S CYCLES. LAWNMOWERS, GARDEN HOSE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, SUNDRIES. THIS DAY. THIS DAY, 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 Body Carpets, Axminster Carpet Squares, 17 x 12, 15 x 12, 9 x 9, 9 x 4X?; Axminster Runner, Rugs, Quantity Underfelt., AllWave Radies, Office Desks, Office Tables, Typewriters, Chesterfield Suites, Chester(ieldf. Easy Chairs, Fireside Chairs, Seagrass Chairs, Rockers, Dining Chairs, Folding Card Tables, Oce Tables, Secretaires. Buffets, Sideboards, Kitchenette’ Table and Stools, Carpet Sweepers, Elec. Cleaners, Oak Dining Suite, Drawleaf Tables. K. Tables, 2 Oak Bedroom Suites, Oak and Rimu Duchesses, Chests Drawers, Oak and Rimu Wardrobes, Double, Single, and 3 Beds, Mattresses. Stretchers, Cabin Trunks. Tin Trunks, Violin, Lawnmowers, Garden Tools, Garden Hose, China and Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Preserve Pans Scales and Weights, Sundries, 50 Pair New Gent’s Leather Gloves and Mits. China. E.P. and Glassware will be sold at 12.30 p.m. C. E. JONES. LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 174 Manchester street. ’Phone 35-355. y 9426 C. E. JONES. LIMITED. PUBLIC AUCTION OF DELIGHTFUL RESIDENTIAL SITE. JUST UNDER i-ACRE. We have been favoured by t e Tru tees in the Estate of the late MRS KEITH GARRICK with instruct ons to Sell, by Public Auction the Stipe b Residential cite adjoining the piojerty ot the la e Mrs Keith Garrick, at NO. 58 MURRAY PLACE, just off Papa ui road. IN OUR ROOMS, 174 MANCHESTER ST., ON MONDAY NEXT. MAY 29th, AT 2 P.M. Comprising 1 Rocd 39 9-10th Perches, having a drive frontage of 27 links and opening out to rppre-x. 2J chains to stre m boundary. The whole sect on is fenced. The position is ideal for a lovely home, exceptionally su'-y and well drained, with a gradual fall to the stream. Erected on the site is a Garage. 18 x 16. This is unquestionably one of the finest evidential sites ever offered. Only under exceptional circumstances are tect.cns like th s available to the public. One minute to Papanui rocd tram, shopping centre, and close to schools. The plan can be inspected at the office of Messrs T. D. Harman rnd Sons, Barri ters and Solicitors, 163 Heie o d st eet, Solicitors in the Estate, or at the office of the Auctioneer. . C. E. JONES. LTD.. Property and Fu niture Auctioneers, 174 Manchester street. Christchurch. 9427 C. E JONES. LTD. AUCTION OF SEASIDE BUNGALOW.’ CENTRAL NEW BRIGHTON. VACANT POSSESSION. MONDAY NEXT, MAY 29. AT 2.30 P.M. in Our Auction Rooms, 174 MANCHESTER STREET. On Account Trustees in the Estate of the late E. E. PAPPRILL. No. 17 Lonsdale street. Central Brigh ton, 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, all under main roof. Coal and wood shed, artesian water supply, targe garage with concrete floor, high corner section laid out in lawns and shrubs, concrete paths. One minute from beach. Exceptionally sunny. An ideal Family or suitable for Guest House. Inspection by Appointment. C E. JONES. LIMITED, Property and Furniture Auctioneers. Phone 35-355. 174 Manchester street. 9428 C E. JONES. LIMITED. TWO PROPERTIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TUESDAY’ NEXT. 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 nouse 5 mam rooms, etec. light, not and cold service, bathroom, tin bath, coal range and e.ec. stove, sink and cupboards, aetached washhouse, copper ana tubs, iiiga pressure and sewer, section of iAcre, lugh and well drained, close to Linwood Staffon and tram. VACANT POSSESSION. LOT 2. Account Public Trustee as Administrator in the Estate of ROSA WATKINS. Property No. 11 Manhire street, SpreyJon, comprising cottage. 4 rooms, k’ette . and washhouse combined, gas stove, sink and cupboards, gas pumice copper and tubs, high pressure and sewer, concrete paths, shed, section of 11 perches. Let at 20s weekly. Handy to Tram and Schools, inspection afternoons. C. E. JONES, LIMITED, Property and Furniture Auct oneers. Phone 35-355. 174 Manchester street. 9429 p‘. S. NICHOLLS AND CO. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION GF PROPERTY AND FURNITURE. NEXT TUESDAY, MAY 30, 12.30. IN OUR ROOMS. BUNGALOW, ST. ALBANS, situated No. GO Ayle=ford street, St. Albans, close to Tram, Bus and Park. VACANT POSSESSION WITHIN ONE MONTH. FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW, in firstlass order, newly painted,.concrete paths, bigh-pressure water, sewer, H. and C. water. Washhouse, Copper and Tubs, all under one roo''. A REAL HOME and a Wonderful Opportunity to secure a Home and Furniture, Including Carpets, Radio, and fully Furni hed House. Open for inspection 10 to 12 Friday. May 26. nr by arrangements wth our ’firm. ‘ BUNGALOW WILL BF SOLD WITH ALL FURNITURE INCLUDED. All inquiries to be made to our firm. IN OUR ROOMS : TUESDAY NEXt. P. S. NICHOLLS and CO., Auctioneers. lr ,G Glnurnstcr street. 9559 SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD MOTOR AUCTION. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, AT 12.15 P.M. On Our Premises. DUNDAS STREET Present Entries:— A4O Austin, 3900 miles, one of the best. 1950 Fordson-Thames 2-Ton Flat Deck, only done 16 000 miles. 1939 Ford V 8 Sedan. International 2-Ton Truck. 3 Car Trailers. These cars are subject to sale. FURTHER ENTRIES • INVITED. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD., Auctioneers. 9602
SMASHING REDUCTIONS SMASH IN G RED LOTIONS I'OR THE LAST THREE DAYS EOR THE LAST THREE DAYS A. ,1. WHITE’S SENSATIONAL SALE A. .1. WHITE’S SENSATIONAL SALE Remnants of CARPET and LINO. Harper’s English HOUSEHOID Special • Clearance Friday Only. SCALES, cream enamelled with From 6d to 10/- weights . . 28/9 Large range of FIRESIDE CHAIRS .. , t all heavily reduced .. from 55/- 1 ‘, e Winter wood chopping easy with one of our full-size AXES One 3-piece LOUNGE SUITE in Vve.e 2x/- and 22/6 wine uncut moquette, slightly Now 12/- and 15/soiled. Was £65/10/-. Sale Price £5O. Final Clearance £45 English Alum. Whistling KETTLES. One 3-piece LOUNGE SUITE, Were 16/- .. To Clear 12/- each Was £25/10/-."'sale"price Ot £ls° O,S ' wlrs’'?o/K T ?.X.b MOS F fc ASK o Y 1 P L io Csc r £.2/10/- Wete 10/6 each . Now 9/6 each 4ft. WIRE MATTRESSES must be Sheffield Cutting-out SCISSORS, Cleared from 15/- lOin. and Ilin. Were 39/6 pr. Bemnants of UPHOLSTERY MATE- Now 32 /6 pr. RIAL, suitable for covering stools, COLOURED TOWELS—chair seats, etc .. from 6d to 15/- Usually 5/11. To Clear 4/9 each Ultra modern Beech BEDROOM Usually 3/9 .. To Clear 3/6 each SMe T pri?; P £so. To Clef? £42/10/- BONDS™ 13 5 < ? LL /i ND ' and ODD BLINDS priced to Clear. WRITING BUREAUX. To Clear from £6/15/- 48in. FURNISHING BROCADE in One only 31-picce Grindley's DIN- pink t l ; ust „ ? nd S™en. NER SET. floral pattern <1 dinner i, 1 y c' 2 ,' S ? ? P^, cc - sh o >f» w-s £p/i5/- further Reduced to Clear o/ll yd. Sale Price £7/10/-. To Clear £5/5/- One piece 0 ,, 1y Heavy Embossed One o''}y Royal Doulton China 21- SATIN in gold shade. 48in. wide, niece TEASET. War £7/14/9. Usually 21/6. Sale Price 10/6. Sale Price £5/17/6 Friday £4/10/- Further Reduced to Clear 7/11 Melba China CUPS. SAUCERS, and 0,, 04 . n-n PLATES. 3 attractive patterns only. k-Vshinc BROCADE 2T/6 vd UR ‘ Were 12/6. SaH PHr- 8/6 NISHING BROCADE 29/6 yd. Last Days 6/9 each To Clear 14/6 2 only Tuscan fine China COFFEE One pieac only Green Self-pat-SETS. Were £6/12/9. terned EMBOSSED SATIN, 48in. A Real Sacrifice £2/19/6 wide. 19/6 .. To Clear 9/6
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