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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33965, 4 October 1975, Page 44

Auctions I PRELIMINARY NOTICE I EXCELLENT QUALITY FURNITURE ! MOTOR VEHICLES COLOUR TELEVISION I HOME APPLIANCES PARA SWIMMING POOL BICYCLES I STEREO EQUIPMENT I CRAFTSMAN’S TOOLS ETC., ETC. i For absolute sale by e PUBLIC AUCTION t 243 GREERS ROAD, j SATURDAY, j OCTOBER 18 Commencing sharp at 10.30 a.m. j This is a most attractive . and wide ranging, offering o( 1 quality lots in as new con £ dition. ' ON ACCOUNT MR AND MRS ; H. W. BUTCHER who are returning to Australia. FULL DETAILS 1 “PRESS” and “STAR” I. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 ! Auctioneers i PHONE 62-105 (ANY TIME) 9Oll 1 1 OUTSTANDING LOWER SLOPES HILL HOME ! 42 ST ANDREW’S HILL ROAD 2-3 BEDROOMS IDEAL SMALLER FAMILY, ETC. SHELTERED PANORAMIC ! VIEWS OF CITY ELEGANT 28FT LOUNGE For Public Auction at 2.15 p.m., in our rooms at 153 HEREFORD STREET, on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1975 On account of Mrs J. 1. Sarginson we proudly offer this magnificently-positioned hill home for definite sale at a realistic reserve! A special feature is the elegant 28ft lounge with its carved Adam fireplace and unexcelled views of the city, sea and alps Regal decor with an abundance of tasteful bookshelves and drawers, etc. Two excel(lent large double bedrooms I plus beautiful sunroom ideal for the occasional guest! (A I basement room of 12 x 10 makes ideal study, work- i room, or additional separate} bedroom). Separate showei I and spacious bathroom. Well-i designed kitchen which floods, with morning sun. Sub-' tropical gently terraced garden of 30 easily maintained (perches! Many citrus fruits! land rare blooms. Substantial! ! large single garage. Bus at gate. i BREATHE SMOG-FREE AIR : ABOVE THE FROST LINE! I REALISTIC RESERVE! Inspection strictly by i appointment with the I » Auctioneers. PHONE 62-105 (ANY TIME.)' i ' i 9010 } 1 I •* fl ’ f i I 1 BY PUBLIC AUCTION ’ ; ESTABLISHED ; SUPERIOR : OWNERSHIP FLAT 129 a GLANDOVEY ROAD NEAR HEATON STREET PARK TWO GARAGES I WELL appointed and truly 2 ’desirable Summerhill Stone S • spacious flat. One of two, this rear flat catches maximum sun, enjoys real privacy, own lawn and garden. i Entirely self-contained. Elegant lounge 18 x 12. handsome stone fireplace, parge window area, built-in bookshelves; a separate dining room, ]3 x 10, builtin cupboards, and a servery’ to the well-equipped kitchen, automatic electric stove, stainless steel bench and numerous cqpboards, 40 gallon hot water service. Bathroom, built-in porcelain bath and pedestal basin, toilet. Bedrooms, 12 x 11 and 10 x 8, each have large wardrobe area. Two large deep linen cupboards, storage area in iiall. Own laundry, stainless steel tub and drying green. Motor garage built into flat, easily converted to a bed- r room. There is a second L motor garage. The body carpets. drapes and curtains are included. A most delightful garden, permanent drive. Bus stop close by. TO BE OFFERED IN 11 OUR LAND AUCTION ROOMS, l“ 131 WORCESTER ST, b WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15, T at 2.15 p.m. £ On behalf Trustee Estate Mrs W. H. Atkinson. " NOTE: Up to 60 per cent n of the purchase money can p remain on first mortgage for c a period of three years at 10 per cent p.a. to approved pur- y chaser. c Inspection strictly b}’ ap- n pointment with:— r< p FORD and HADFIELD, LTD, AUCTIONEER, p PHONE 66-569. Solicitors to the Estate: I Duncan. Cotterill and Co., I B.N.Z. House, ! Cathedral Square. 9972 j