AUCTIONS FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. IMPORTANT FURNITURE AUCTION IMPORTANT FURNITURE AUCTION WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 22. AT 12.30 ON THE PREMISES 71 CORNWALL ST.. ST. ALBANS Off Cranford st. On Account TRUSTEES ESTATE LATE VICTORIA ORCHARD. MAIN ITEMS of this Sale willdnclude «- Valve Console Radio, Axm. Hall Carpet 11 x sft Gin; splendid Indian Carpet, Red and Blue, 12 x 9; Imported and very Handsome. Twin Oak Bedroom Suite (5piece), 2 Sleep well Mattresses (very good order), Mahog. Hall Table, Antique Brass and Mirror Firescreen, Rosewood Occ. Folding Chair, 3 New Fireside Chairs, several Axm. and Indian Rugs. Oak Hall Seat, Oak Hall Stand. Oak Wardrobe. Oak Duchesse, Oak Pedestal. Folding Chair. Box Ottoman, Antique Music Stand, Commode Cffijir, several Austrian Chairs. 2 Single Beds. Duchesse Wardrobe and Pedestal, Long and Short Curtains, a collection of Splendid Ornaments. Oak Sideboard, Oak Bookcase, Brown Wool Rug, Carved Table, Rosewood Settee, Small Walnut Occ. Chair, Large Indian Rug. Oak Tea Waggon, Small Rosewood Clock, Secretaire. Oak Cabinet. Oak Drqpside Table. Antique Wall Clock, Inlaid Lino., Crockery and Glassware. Spark Guard, Cutlery, Plaque, Quantity of Curtains and Linen, Birdcage, Cream Tallboy. Kitchen Utensils, El. Iron. Wrought Iron Pot Stand, Coir Mats, El. Toaster, Steps, Wringer, Buckets. Washbasket. Garden Spray, Splendid Garden Tools, Small Vice, 2 Water Cans, Edge Clippers, Hose, Dust Bin and Carrier, 2 Good Disston Saws, odd Carpenter's Tools, 2 Tennent Saws, Ladder, etc. NOTE; This is a splendid Sale of firstclass Furniture and we strongly recommend inspection. On view on morning of sale from 8.30 a.m. NOTE—The PROPERTY has been sold. FORD and HADFIELD. LTD. Auctioneers. 3590 NELMES’ NEW BRIGHTON AUCTION ROOMS COLOSSAL AUCTION. COLOSSAL AUCTION. TODAY AT 12 NOON. GRAND PIANO, WASHING MACHINE, CHESTERFIELD BED SETI’EE. MAHOGANY LOUNGE SUITE, MODERN DINING SUITE, DOUBLE BEDROOM SUITE, SINGLE DIVAN, SECRETAIRE, BOUDOIR-CHAIR, KITCHEN CABINET, GENTS’ COMPACTUM. BEECH WARDROBE. SINGER 66 DROPHEAD. Z 25 ELECTROLUX. AGFA 35MM. CAMERA, COLUMBUS ALL-WAVE RADIO. BOOKCASE, OAK CHINA CABINET, DRAWLEAF TABLES, GOOD CARPETS. FANCY CHINA. CRYSTAL. ORNAMENTS. BLANKETS. LINEN, 30 SHEETS CORRUGATED IRON, CYCLES. LAWNMOWERS, TOOLS, ETC. IN OUR ROOMS. 63 SEAVIEW ROAD. On Account of a Client who is leaving for England and the contents of a wellfurnished home from St. Albans. C ATALOGU E INCLUDES .—Magnificent Upright Grand Piano, Chesterfield Bed Settee (as new), Pair of Lounge Chairs, 6-Pce. Modern Dining Suite, 3-Pce. Double Bedroom Suite, Period Lounge Suite, polished Mahogany; 2 Chesterfield Suites, Secretaire, Oak China Cabinet, 3 Bookcases, 2 Gents* Compactums, Oak Hall Stand, 2 Drawleaf Tables, Set of 6 Dining Chairs, Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs, Singer 66 Drophead, late model Wertheim Drophead Machine, 2 Washing Machines. 2 Modern Electroluxes, Beech Wardrobe. Tallboys, Gateleg Table, Boudoir Chair, Fireside Chairs, Chesterfield, 3 Kidney Dressers, Chrome Smoker's Companion, ! Brass Firescreens, Copper Coal Vase. Spark Guard, Nursery Guard, White Acme Wringer, Neeco Flug-ln Cooker, 6Pce. Light Oak Dining Suite. 3-Pce. Single Bed Suite, 3 Oak Sideboards. Columbus All-wave and H.M.V. Portable Radios, Gramophone, 2 Bar Heaters, Corner Cabihet, Ewbank Dainty Carpet Sweeper. Box-end Kerb, Ironing Board. Set of 4 Stools, Kitchen Cabinet (Cream Dulux), Double Bunks, Hall Table. Bentwood Oct. Table, Desk, Table Bagatelle Set, Dropback Couch. Chrome Lamp. Sulky, Pram, Baby’s Bath. Wall Mirror, Bins, Dinner Service, Clothes and Linen Basket, Coolette, Brass Coffee Table, Leather Humpty, Hassock, Cabin Trunks. Suitcase. Agfa 35mm. Camera, Lampshade, 4 Oak Dining Chairs, Ice Chest. Chiming Clocks. Single. I, and Double Beds, Child’s Bed, Mattresses. Hoover and Haywin Cleaners, Ottoman. Single Divan. Bathroom Cabinet, Gold Scales, Electric Kettles, Jug, Iron, Electric Clock, Clock Scales, Saucepans, Crocks. Pres. Jars. Chamber. Brooms, Mops, Fancy China. Crystal, Figure Ornaments, Cutlery. BlanKets, Linen, Wine Drapes, several good Carpets, Hearthrugs, Hall Runner, Underfelts, and Linoleums. YARD ENTRIES:—3O Sheets of Corru§ated Iron, Ladder, Panel Doors, Bath, et of Tubs, Water Cans, Garden Hose. Lawnmower. Ladies’ and Gents’ Cycles. Tools, and Sundries. Tools and Sundries will be sold at 12 noon. Linen and Sundries at 1 p.m. Piano, Washing Machines, and Carpets from 2 p.m. A SALE TO COMMAND YOUR ATTENTION. TODAY AT 12 NOON. NELMES NEW BRIGHTON AUCTION ROOMS. ’Phone 48-206. 2925 C. E. JONES, LTD. SUPERIOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY’. ONE MINUTE OFF PAPANUI ROAD. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Must be Sold to Wind up a Deceased Estate. ALSO THE WHOLE OF THE CARPETS. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, TREADLE LATHE, LAWNMOWERS, GARDEN AND CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, WHEELBARROW, ETC.. ETC. On Account Trustees in the Estate of the Late THOMAS BROWN CRAWSHAW. MONDAY NEXT. JULY 20.' AT 12.30 p.m. MONDAY NEXT. JULY 20. AT 12.30 p.m. To be Sold on the Premises, No. 61 MURRAY PLACE, No. 61 MURRAY PLACE, Just off Papanui road. SINGLE-STOREY RESIDENCE of 9 rooms and kitchenette and Sunpdrch, 33 x 9 (glassed-in), plastered and papered. Elec. Light. Spacious Lounge, 3 Living Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold service; Kitchen, coal range and cupboards; Kitchenette, gas stove, sink and cupboards- Back Porch; Washhouse, copper and tubs; Coal and Wood Blns; Lavatory; Workshop. Section of 31.4 perches, laid out in Lawn and Garden. VACANT POSSESSION. THE’PROPERTY WILL BE SOL® AT 1 PM. MAIN ITEMS OF FURNITURE— Axminster Carpets, 21 x 12. 15 x 13.6. 13.6 x 12, 15 x 9. 12 x 9; 20 yards Axm. Body Carpet. Axm. Rugs, Oak Gateleg Table, 8 Oak Dining Chairs, Wing-back Settee, Chesterfield Suite in moquette, Easy Chairs, Oak Roll-top Desk, Oak Gateleg Table, Tea Waggon, Chesterfield and Easy Chair in moquette, 15 Cushions. Copper Firescreen, Copper Kerb, Mantel Clock, pair Figures, Prints by Sparks. Water Colour by T. Rouse, Occ. Tables, Framed Mirrors. Figure (the young cobbler), Brass Ware, China and Glassware, Radiator, Bookshelves, 3ft Bed complete, 4-drawer Oak Duchesse, Ped Cupboard, Duchesse, Walnut Bookshelves. Oak Ext. Table, 6 Cak HU. Chairs. Oak Sideboard, Small Oak Gate Table, Copper Coal Scuttle, 3ft Bed complete, Sleepwell Mattress, Mirror Duchesse. Secretaire, Ottoman, Steel Trunk, Singer Drophead Sewing Machines, Dropleaf Table. 4 Chairs. Gramophone Records, Carpet Sweeper, Clothes Basket, Wringer, Cutlery, Meatsafe. Kitchen Ching and Glassware, Bed Slipper. Elec. Iron, Alarm Clock, Deck Chairs. Folding Table; Couch and Squab, Garden Seat, Wheelbarrow. Treadle Lathe, Garden and Carpenters’ Tools, 2 Lawnmowers, Carpenter’s Bench. C. E. JONES, Auctioneers. 602 COLOMBO STREET (Between Tuam and St. Asaph streets). Or RUFFELL and McILROY, 82A Cashel street 3553 C. E. JONES, LIMITED. NEXT WEEK’S AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY NEXT WEDNESDAY NEXT WEDNESDAY NEXT WEDNESDAY NEXT AT 1 P.M. AT 1 PM. IN OUR ROOMS 602 COLOMBO STREET (Between Tuam and St. Asaph sts.) BEDROOM, DINING, LOUNGE, AND KITCHEN FURNITURE is in demand at the present time, so let us sell yours at our Weekly Auction Sales. ENTRIES for inclusion in the above Sale will be taken up to 10 AM. on the day of the Sale. RING 35-355 and we will arrange for the delivery of your Furniture to our Rooms. C. E. JONES. LTD. Auctioneers 502 Colombo street (Between Tuam and St. Asaph FOR Sand and Shingle SupDlles G«t WhlttaXcrs, 'Fhonea.34-152, 34-W7.
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