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AUCTIONS BY PUBLIC AUCTION ATTRACTIVE SPREYDON BUNGALOW ALSO FURNITURE AND EFFECTS i SALE ON THE PREMISES 316 LYTTELTON STREET NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL 23, AT 12.30 ’Account TRUSTEES ESTATE E. V. FRENCH. I IMPROVEMENTS: Family bungaI low. well built, well cared for. i very clean and tidy. 2 double i bedrooms with built-in double (size wardrobes. sunroom, (lounge with tiled fireplace, I breakfast room, tapestry brick I wet back fireplace and elec, hot ; water: kitchenette-dinette, elec. I cooker and numerous cupboards. Built-in porcelain bath and pedestal basin. Laundry Separate toilet Fitted carpets and linos included. Garden section 28 perches. Ample concrete paths. Garage and tool shed. THE FURNITURE & EFFECTS which are in first-class condition will include; D. bedroom suite comprising d. bed and circular mirror duchesse in polished beech, 3piece s. bedroom suite in polished oak, “Somnus” well • sprung d. and s. mattresses and bedding, elec, blankets, eiderdown, pr lounge chairs, oak wardrobe, quantity of sheets, blankets and linen, 3piece chesterfield suite in moquette. corner bookcase (most attractive), drawleaf dining table and 4 d. chairs and china cabinet all in polished oak, S.T.C. mantel radio, 3-piece tea service, h. w. jug, teapot and sugar basin E.P. ware. Zephyr elec, heater and 2-bar heater, crystal vases, cutlery, chiming clock Blue Seal elec iron, fancy cups, afternoon tea cups, plates and saucers, choice lot of vases, ornaments, small size bronze statue, vanity stool, barometer. Electrolux vacuum cleaner, 10ft x 4|ft floor rug. black Llscurl rug and floor rugs, wall mirrors. fireside companion set, Westclox clock, beaten copper log box, copper firescreen, 2 suit cases. Bell bedside radio, kitchenette table and chairs, elec, toaster, pressure cooker, kitchenware, crockery, glassware, EXCELLENT pots and pans, pantry jars, Acme wringer, clothes basket, preserving pan, pr steps, coal bucket, garden tools, garden hose, etc. On view 8.30 A.M. day of sale FORD & HADFIELD, LIMITED, Auctioneers. Phone 66-569 <4 lines). ' MEARES. WILLIAMS, HOLMES I and BOOKER. Solicitors to the Estate. ■ 3291 MODERN AND ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW 224 CLYDE RD, CNR OF WAI-ITI TERRACE TO BE OFFERED IN OUR LAND AUCTION ROOMS. 131 WORCESTER ST. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 30 AT 2.15 p.m. ON ACCOUNT TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD, EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE LATE REWETI GARDNER ] IMPROVEMENTS: Well built tile root wooden bungalow. interior plastered and welt decorated SPACIOUS - BRIGHT ROOMS WITH AMPLE WINDOW SPACE The lounge is 23ft x 12ft. has long low-slung windows, tiled fireplace and built-in bookcases 3 BEDROOMS each 13ft x lift with built-in wardrobes and I has a built-in attractive dresser, roomy kitchenette-dinette, s.s bench, modern "Atlas” elec cooker, excellent bathroom and shower cabinet. An abundance of cupboards and linen press throughout. Laundry includes Bendix washing machine and 1 tub. DELIGHTFUL CORNER SECTION : 23.7 PERCHES Slightly elevated and well planted in garden and ornamental shrubs. Extensive concrete paths. Tiled roof garage also a shed. An ideal family home, well situated and close bus. shopping centre and schools NOTE: Fitted floor coverings and ’ drapes are included. { Inspect with: FORD & HADFIELD, LTD AUCTIONEERS. Phone 66-569. ■ Ralph Thompson. Shaw. Atkinson and Rea. Solicitors. : 3291 9 CRANMER SQ. WEST END ' LARGE TWO-STOREY RESIDENCE GARAGES 39 2 PERCHES BY PUBLIC AUCTION PLEASE SEE OUR AUCTION I DISPLAY ADVT ON PAGE 16 OF THIS PAPER. 2314 "THE PRESS" j HAS a team of trained opera l i tors who will be pleased to help! lor advise vou on all aspects cf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING , For a nominal cost (minimum ;35C> "THE PRESS- daily readership of more than 70.000 > FAMILIES ensures the rigni i people at the right time at a . price v«u can afford BUSINESS OK PERSONAL DIAL 50 199 •’THE PRESS”