AUCTIONS H. G. LIVINGSTONE. LTD. WEEK’S BETTER SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. BIG FURNITURE AUCTION SALE. MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. AXMINSTER BODY CARPET. AXMINSTER SQUARES. TURKEY CARPET. HEARTH RUGS. COMFORTABLE LOUNGE FURNITURE. POLISHED BEECH DINING ROOM FURNITURE. OCCASIONAL FURNITURE. RADIOS. 2 ELECTRIC FOOD MIXERS. ELECTRIC CLEANERS. SMALL ESSE HEATER. SEWING MACHINES. NEW CRYSTAL, CHINA, CROCKERY, ORNAMENTS, AND USEFUL SUNDRIES. ALSO
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING, WATCHES, OLD SHELL CAtylEO BROOCH. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN OUR AUCTION SALE ROOMS, / 109 HEREFORD STREET, WEDNESDAY NEXT AT 1 P.M. v MAIN ITEMS INCLUDE A MAGNIFI- * CENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by * Karn, Canada, Mahogany Case, splendid . sustaining tone. HEAVY GRADE AX- . MINSTER CARPET, 10.6 x 9, Pink, Blue, v and Red floral design. HEAVY GRADE AXMINSTER VESTIBULE RUG to match above, 9x6. 26 YARDS BROWN AND FAWN LEAF PATTERN AXMINSTER CARPET. HIGH QUALITY AXMINSTER j CARPET SQUARES, Brown, Blue, and Fawn, 9x9 and 12 x 9. NEARLY NEW AXMINSTER HEARTH AND FLOOR RUGS. PINK AND FAWN FELTEX and Underfelt, 18 x 12 and 14 x 12. EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE LOUNGE SETTEE with Loose Cushions, upholstered , old gold period Tapestry. WING ARM- ( CHAIR, upholstered Floral Tapestry. ] SPECIALLY MADE POLISHED EXTEND- , ING DINING TABLE of figured Beech.
SPLENDID SET OF 4 SHAPED LADDER BACK DINING CHAIRS, upholsteredl Un- ■ usual Floral Tapestry. HANDSOME 3- i PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, upholstered J Blue Repp. VERY FINE EASY ROCKING . CHAIR, covered Rust colour Non-Crusn - Velvet, Buttoned Back. Fine Polished Beech Side Table with drawers. EXCEP- , TIONALLY ATTRACTIVE BOW FRONT £ BUFFET, 3 drawers and cupboards, Cab- , Hole legs. PERIOD STYLE HALL , TABLE. Cabriole legs. OLD ENGLISH j CARVED OAK SERVING TABLE. Carved Oak Hall Seat and Rug Box, in excellent condition. Also Carved Oak Hall Chair to match. Oak Tea Trolley. Seagrass Chairs. Seagrass Table. ALL-CANb SUNROOM LOUNGE, with new, expen- ] sive striped Poplin Squab. EARLY VICTORIAN COUCH, covered old TT . go*? : Tapestry. Burr Walnut Whatnot. HANDSOME 3-DOOR BLACKWOOD WARDROBE, with Sliding Trays. Pair 3ft Oak Bedsteads with drawers. FINE PAIR POLISHED BEECH 3FT PANEL-END BEDSTEADS. Duchesse Chests. New Ottoman. Fireside Chairs. The POPULAR KENWOOD CHEF FOOD MIXER AND ACCESSORIES. Mantel and B?, rta J > ! e Radios. Radio and Pick-up. Electric Food Mixer. Electric Cleaners. MOD- < ERN STYLE NEW GAS FIRE. NGAIO PORTABLE WATER HEATER. Crystal Champaenes and Sweet Dishes. Tmted Glass Granefruit Glasses and Cocktail Glasses. Plated Ware. Brassware. Jap- : anese Tea Service. Figure Table Lamp, i Excellent Curtains and Hangings. ’ Gas Copper. Pressure Cooker. Bread , Cutter and Useful Sundries. ALSO ! VALUABLE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND } RING. Carved Shell Cameo. Pocket and Wristlet Watches. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Next Wednesday’s Auction Sale Catalogue comprises a splendid collection of High Quality Carpets, Furniture, and useful household articles in excellent condition, suitable for
the modern home. NOW ON VIEW. AUCTION WEDNESDAY AT 1 P.M. H. G. LIVINGSTONE. LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 109 Hereford street. LIVINGSTONE’S FOR BETTER FURNITURE. 3719 10 SPLENDID SECTIONS. NURSERY SUB-DIVISION, NEW BRIGHTON. ON ACCOUNT OF MR M. BARNETT, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MONDAY, 27th JULY, at 7.30 P.M. In Our Auction Sale Rooms, 109 Hereford street. PALMERS ROAD, NEW BRIGHTON. SITUATED: No. 81 Palmers road, New Brighton. Close Bowhill Shopping centre, bus route, school, kindergarten, and tennis club; BETWEEN Bowhill road (North Beach bus route) and New Brighton road. WHERE BUILDING SECTIONS NOW DIFFICULT TO ACQUIRE. RICH, LEVEL, perfect NURSERY GARDEN SOIL, very heavily manured, perfect for home gardens. H.P. water available in road. LOTS 1, 4. 5, and 9—Fine Front Sections each 30 perches. 75 and 74.98 links frontage. LOTS 2,3, 6, and 7—each over 1 acre (1 rood 2 perches), easy driveway access. Excellent high sections. LOT 10—1 Rood 6.9 perches, with private driveway access.
LOT B—3o perches, frontage 74.99 links. Buildings include 2 bedroom dwelling; also sheds and extra large packing shed. »10 FINE MODERN HOME SITES, ready for immediate erection of attractive Bungalow Homes. SPECIAL EASY TIME PAYMENT TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 25 per cent, within 1 month, 30 per cent, within 5 months, 35 per cent, within 6 months. Right to pay off any time—interest, 5 per cent. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This nursery subdivision provides wonderful opportunities for home builders of limited means to acquire a good home site at most reasonable cost, with minimum of layout, close to all modern facilities. PLANS AND FULL PARTICULARS from the Auctioneers and Subdivision Specialists:— H. G. LIVINGSTONE, LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 109 Hereford street. MESSRS WHITE and BURGESS, Solicitors for the Vendor. z 8718 H. G. LIVINGSTONE, LTD. IMPORTANT GLASSHOUSE PROPERTY. HALSWELL. On Account of MR E. LUNT. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, 30th JULY, at 2 P.M. IN OUR AUCTION SALE ROOMS. 109 HEREFORD STREET. 5 LARGE GLASSHOUSES. NO. 15 SABYS ROAD, HALSWELL. SITUATED: Close Halswell Store and Township, handy to City, centre of rich • growing land.
2 ACRES 3 ROODS 18 PERCHES. Heavy rich soil, sunny, well sheltered by hedges : and trees. 5 SPLENDID GLASSHOUSES. 100 ft x 36in; two 100 ft x 28ft; 100 ft x 25ft; 70ft x 12ft Propagating House. All semiheated and immediately available for 1 planting. OUTBUILDINGS: Include large Iron Packing Shed, Garage, Stable, and Loft. Fowlhouse. RESIDENCE: Warm, cosy, comfortable 3-BEDROOM HOME in attractive internal condition. 2 GOOD LIVING ROOMS. Dual hot water, pore, bath and basin; excellent Moffat electric range; laundry. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: A unique opportunity to acquire most profitable GLASSHOUSE PROPERTY and HOME . WITH EXTRA LAND. Ideal for father 1 and son. INSPECTION by appointment with the * owners or auctioneers. H. G. LIVINGSTONE, LTD., 1 Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 109 Hereford street. LIVINGSTONE’S FOR BETTER HOMES. 1 3717 • H. G. LIVINGSTONE, LTD. 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW. PAPANUI ROAD PAPANUI ROAD. On Account of the TRUSTEES Estate MEARN STEWART, DEC’D. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, MONDAY, 10th AUGUST, AT 2 P.M. In Our Auction Sale Rooms, 109 Hereford street. 4 No. 375 PAPANUI ROAD. : SITUATED: West side Papanui road, just past St. Andrew’s College and Normans r road. Close tram stop, most popular area, complete with all amenities. 30 PERCHES approximately. Easily maintained section, lawns, flower and 2 veg. gardens, driveway and cone, paths; cone, front fence. z * HANDSOME 2-STOREY BUNGALOW, y high cone, foundations. panelled enI trance hall. GOOD NORTH LOUNGE, modern tile fpl., bookcase-china cabinet; double glass doors to COSY . LIVINGROOM, modern,tile fpl., dual h.tv. SUNNY EAST DOUBLE BEDROOM. SUNNY EAST BEDROOM, el. pt., wrdrbe., UPy STAIRS NORTH TWIN BED SUNROOM, a k’ette., Moffat el. range, cbds.; laundry, pumice copper, tubs; toilet. IRON GAR- . AGE, cone, floor. 3 AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: A comfortable, convenient, neat 3-bedroom home in exs elusive area, much sought after Papanui j road. Immediate vacant possession. INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT with the Auctioneers. j H. G. LIVINGSTONE. LTD., j Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 0 109 Hereford street. LIVINGSTONE’S FOR BETTER HOMES. n 3717 s START the day right! Serve CEREO—the new breakfast food. Cooks in 3 minutes— Children love it! CEREO is hygienically packed in Plyfilm. Try it I S.T.C.
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