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| AUCTIONS 1 SHERRIS AND WILSON, LTD., Auctioneers ’ We. having sold for Mr A L. Armstrong the property situ- ■ ated 67 MEMORIAL AVENUE ' Have been favoured with in- : structions to sell by Public Auction on the premises the I whole of the FURNITURE AND EFFECTS of his well furnished home. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, AT 1 P.M. , The Main Items include: 4 ; LOUNGE CHAIRS, fan back. I cab. legs. Vieux Rose coverI ings: CHINA CABINET, bow i front, cab. legs: Hand Painted I Firescreen: Wrought Iron White i Standard Lamp: ROUND COFFEE TABLE, tripod base with ball, claw feet; 6-pce. Nut Oak | Draw-leaf Dining Suite with I Buffet; “ROLAX” 3-speed i RADIOGRAM, with nut oak cabinet; 2 Easy Chairs with off white loose covers; Fireside Chair; “BENTLEY" Baby Upright Grand Piano with light walnut modern case; SMALL MODERN SETTEE, with cherrygrey loose cover and 2 WHITE WROUGHT IRON CHAIRS matching; 3 Tier Dinner Waggon; 6-pce. Modern Bedroom Suite, twin beds: Duchesse with tall reflex mirrors: Wardrobe and 6-drawer Tallboy; Vanitv Stool and Sewing Chair: Mattresses and El. Blanket; sft Child’s Bed. cream enamel, and 4-drawer Lowboy; TERRACE FURNITURE, 2 chairs and round table: CHINA INCLUDES “COPLAND" TEA SET: 18 Individual Cups. Saucers and Plates: Sandwich Tray; Set Beakers; Cocktail Jar;* Wine Glasses; Dalton Teapot: Ornaments; Quantity Books; Pictures; Spark Guard: Wine coloured Wool Hearth Rug; Reading Lamps; Pyrex Ware; Child's Table and 2 Chairs; Ironing Table; Al. Pres. Pan; Acme Wringer: Wringer Mop and Bucket: Small Steel Rubber Tvre Wheelbarrow: LAWNSPRITE MOTOR MOWER: Garden Roller: El. Ironer rotary model; Ladies HERCULES CYCLE. good order: Babv’s Enamel Bath; Metal Meat SafeSuitcases; Garden Hose; Pea Guards: Scythe; Flounder NetSuper Clipper Rubber Tvred Handmower: Picnic Set; Garbage Can Carriers (4); and a host of sundries too numerous to detail. All goods on view 9 a.m morning of sale. SHERRIS and WILSON, LTD., Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 176 Hereford street M.R.E.I.N.Z. ’Phone 50-039 (3 lines). 3522 TULLYS RENTALS. LTD TULLYS RENTALS, LTD. n VALUABLE LOWER HUTT 2 VALUABLE LOWER HUTT PROPERTIES PROPERTIES MIGHTY PUBLIC AUCTION SALE On SATURDAY. MARCH 25. SATURDAY, MARCH 25, at 10.30 a.m. Sharp. To Be Held on the Site No. 418 HIGH ST., LOWER No. 418 HIGH ST., LOWER HUTT (Wellington) HUTT (Wellington) TWO VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES 22 MOTOR VEHICLES THIRTY-NINE VEHICLE LICENCES (RENTAL) GARAGE PLANT, VALUABLE OFFICE EQUIPMENT, ETC. The Sale Comprises: VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY known as No. 418 High street. Lower Hutt. This build- ( ing, which is vacant possession, . is well constructed with well- ; appointed office at entrance and ; possesses great potential. i Also: 3-BEDROOM RESI- • DENCE, known as No. 5 PRE- • TORIA STREET, LOWER HUTT, I just off High street, and joins . the rear of No. 418 High street. I Also: 22 MOTOR VEHICLES • (to be sold in single lots) and • including Ford Prefects. Mort ns Minor, Vauxhalls, Zephyrs, . Bedford Trucks (tip and flat). • Bedford Sliding-door Vans, and ? Fordson lOcwt Trucks, etc. etc. . Also: Valuable Garage Equip- . ment, being approx. £lOOO I worth. J Also: LATEST OFFICE . EQUIPMENT. Desks and prac- , tically new NATIONAL ELEC. • CASH REGISTER (cost £1100). ’ etc., etc. ORDER OR SALE: At 10.30 i a.m. The Valuable Freehold No. . 418 High street (vacant posses- . sion). No. 2: The Family ResiI dence known as No. 5 Pretoria . street. No. 3: All Office Equipment. No. 4: 22 Motor Vehicles . (sold singly). No. 5: All garage plant and equipment, etc. NOTE:—The 39 Rental Licences will be included in the sale of property. No. 418 High street, at present carrying on as Tully's Rentals, Ltd. Further particulars and cars to view from:— The Auctioneers, DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD., DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD., DUNBAR SLOANE. LTD., Auctioneers. Probate and Hotel Chattel Valuers (Est. 19181 Telephone 70-031. P.O. Box 224, WELLINGTON. . 3516 THERE’S NEWS in our Advertising Columns . . . news that Saves your Money, Solves your Problem and keeps you informed. It will pay you to read “THE PRESS’’ advertisements daily.

LAND AUCTION Smaill's Beach Dairy Farm at the Offices of the Auctioneers, High St.. Dunedin, j FRIDAY-APRIL 7,1961, AT 2 P.M. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO. LTD., have received instructions from MESSRS SAMSON BROS, to offer as above their desirable property containing—--121 ACRES FREEHOLD situated at Smaill’s Beach, 2 1-3 miles from the Ocean View trolly bus terminus, M miles from Tomahawk, and 6 miles from the Dunedin Post Office by an almost flat road. CARRYING CAPACITY: 35 Dairy Cows and replacements. BUILDINGS: New 4-roomed Brick and Roughcast bungalow, tile roof, all modern conveniences, all electric, containing 1000 sq. ft., stone cowbyre with dairy attached, 4 stalls newly constructed of tubular steel, all up to Government standard. The property is particularly well watered by a permanent stream and numerous springs. Boundary fences are new and in excellent order. Approx. 65 acres ploughable. Situated m a fertile valley, well sheltered by a considerable number of millable macrocarpa and pinus plantations, the land is admirably suited to dairying and pig farming, and several acres to market gardening. 1 Bordering Centre Road, Tomahawk (which is now being built on), there are a number of good flat building sections available on the property. This excellent property would be ideal for a man working in the city. For further particulars and inspection, apply— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., LTD. (M.R.E.IN.Z.), Dunedin and Branches. 3047