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AUCTIONS BINNS. BARBER AND KEENAN. LTD. ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW AUCTION ST ALBANS BUNGALOW AUCTION 17 KENWYN AVENUE, ST. ALBANS. 17 KENWYN AVENUE. ST ALBANS THIS STREET was again this year awarded the honour of being the most beautifully kept street in Christchurch. SUNNY MODERN BUNGALOW SIX YEARS OLD AN opportunity to live tn an area where your neighbours are proud of their homes and their gardens. In our Land Sales Room, 191 MANCHESTER STREET. MONDAY, MAY 18, AT 2 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 18. AT 2 P.M THERE are 3 bedrooms, built-in Wardrobes. Lounge. Diningroom. Dual Hot Water. Modern K’ette and Bathroom. Laundry. Garage. Concrete Paths. ATTRACTIVE SECTION AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Rarely do the public have an opportunity of purchasing a home in such a beautifully kept street and amidst other attractive homes. The owner, owing to unforseen circumstances is an urgent seller and has fixed a low reserve. Inspection any time. BINNS. BARBER AND KEENAN. LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers. 191 Manchester street. .3209 BINNS, BARBER AND KEENAN. LTD. BUNGALOW. FURNITURE AND BUNGALOW, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS EFFECTS ON THE PREMISES, 50 HEWITTS ROAD, MERIVALB 50 HEWITTS ROAD, MERIVALB (Opposite Rang! Ruru) A FEW MAIN ITEMS INCLUDE: MODERN PIANO, 3 CARPET SQUARES, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, FIRESIDE CHAIRS. DROPSIDE TABLE, TEA WAGGON. DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDS. GARDEN TOOLS, ETC., ETC. FULL DETAILS IN LATER ISSUES OF "THE PRESS” AND ’’STAR."

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, AT 12.30 P.M. AT 12.30 P.M. Instructed by THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE Executor in the Estate of ELSIE MAY RHODES. DWELLING COMPRISES—LOUNGE, open flreplace. BREAK-FAST-ROOM, tiled open fireplace, dual hot water. 2 BEDROOMS, built-in wardrobes. KITCHENETTE, gas stove, cupboards. PANTRY. BATHROOM. TOILET and COAL SHED. GARAGE and LAUNDRY. SECTION 23.1 PERCHES. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE— This Property is situated in one of the most favoured positions in Merivale and is ideal for anyone requiring a home in a first-class locality close to bus and shops with a small section. It has recently been painted. The furniture will be sold immediately after the property is offeredFurther particulars from— BINNS. BARBER and KEENAN, LTD., Propertv and Furniture Auctioneers, 191 Manchester street. Or THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Oxford terrace. 2796 JAMES SAMSON AND CO. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. TO CATERERS. RESTAURANTS, AND THE PUBLIC.

FRIDAY. MAY 29. AT 1 P.M. In our Rooms. DOWLING STREET. DUNEDIN. JAMES SAMSON and CO. Instructed by the Receiver for ASTORIA CATERERS, LTD. SALE BY AUCTION OF CATERER’S EQUIPMENT of the Well-known Astor Cafe, George street. Dunedin. Including HOBART ELECTRIC SLICER. HOBART 20 qt. CAKE MIXEH and MINCER, HOBART POTATO PEELER.

MERCER GAS CALIPHONT, DOUBLE ELECTRIC CONA COFFEE PERCOLATOR, NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (Jd to 9s), NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (}d to 10s), LARGE QUANTITY WALKER and HALL E.P. WARE, including Teapots, Water Jugs. Soup Bowls, Cake Stands, Knives. Forks, Spoons. Sundae Spoons, Ice Cream Comports, Banana Splits, • Sugar Basins, Cream Jugs. Stemmed Sundaes. 3 EL. MILK SHAKE MACHINES, 100 Heavy E.P. Shakers, hundreds Tablecloths, White Coats and Smocks. 2 LARGE ELEC. URNS, Elec. Toaster (Commercial size), Sunkist Elec. Fruit Juice Extractor, Plastic Trays, ROYAL T\ PEWRITER, Steel Filing Cabinet. Meat Hooks, Walnut Display Pot Stand, L*rge Quantity of CUPS. SAUCERS, TEA PLATES. Soup Coupes. Sweet Coupes. Sugar Bowls, Vegetable Dishes, Entree Plates. Dinner Plates, UNBREAKABLE GLASSES, Tin Foil and Paper Plates. New Water Jugs. LARGE BRASS BOWL AND BRASS VASE, Large Metal Pots. Stainless ; Steel Trays, Buckets, Jugs and Basins. Enamel Bowls. Jugs. Basin. , Glass Jugs, Salad Dishes. Sweet , Dishes. Vases and hundreds of items too numerous to mention. AUCTIONEER S NOTE: Seldom is there an opportunity nowadays to • procure equipment such as this. • Caterers, Restaurants, Clubs, etc.. • would be advised to inspect. OPEN FOR VIEW Thursday. May 28, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday. May 29, from 9 a.m. JAMES SAMSON and CO.. Auctioneers. , 2597