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i Auctions MONSTER PUBLIC AUCTION HELD THIS SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL SYDENHAM PARK commencing 9.30 a.m. (If wet will be held in large marque) ' Goods include: 194 S Chrysler Windsor Car. 19b2 Holden Station Waggon. 1948 Desota. 1972 Suzuki (125 1971 Suzuki ACSO. 1974 Honda Mini Trail Bike Suite, of Furniture. Armchairs. Refrigerators. Electric Stoves Bedding. Pillows. Household Furniture, Toasters. Pots. Pans. Furnishings. Carpet Pieces, Doors, Tools, tin Gib Board, TV Sets, Clothing, Books, Records’ Toys, Lambskins. Bicycles. Vegetables and Produce. Chinaware. Glassware, Pictures, Oil Paintings, Car Lights, Gumboots, etc , etc., etc. All goods will be sold to the highest bidder. Sydenham Cricket Club (Inc > 7437

I uvmcsToitf sb! NEW BRIGHTON SUNNY WARM MATURE COSY HOME No. 3 SINCLAIR STREET TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, APRIL 5, MONDAY. APRIL 5. AT 2.15 P.M. In Our Auction Sale Rooms! 121 WORCESTER STREET WELL ESTABLISHED neat j section handy to buses, shops. | 3 double bedrooms, attractive j lounge, large kitchen are the; main rooms, dual hot water service, modern electric stove and shower in bathroom complement this comfortable home Carpets, drapes included. Garage. For the GOLFER, very handy to Rawhit i Golf Course DEFINITELY FOR SALE Inspect with the Auction-! eers, Phone 488-636, after' hours 81-988 Vendors Solicitors: Rhodes and Company. 2860 I CHARMING FENDALTON HOME I MAGNIFICENT 42.1 PERCH SECTION WAIRARAPA TCE. to be sold BY PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY NEXT. April 6, at 2.15 p.m. In our Auction Salerooms, 121 Worcester Street. No. 54 WAIRARAPA TCE. Corner Fulton Avenue Situated in one of the most sought after living areas in Christchurch, amidst many beautiful trees and shrubs. Soundly constructed by jmaster builder for his own use, this home of considerable < 'charm and character is the perfect answer to cosy RE TIREMENT plane. Excellent POTENTIAL for ;ENLARGEMENT to full fam-, lily’ home if desired Peaceful and lying to the |sun with spacious lounge having French doors to covered • patio, two bedrooms, study ‘room, and all electric kitchen. Carpeting and drapes are in | eluded. On behalf of vendor whoj j has relinquished housekcep- 1 png. ! Inspect by appointment with the auctioneers. Telephone 69-783. I after hours 841-065. FOR DEFINITE SALE Vendor’s Solicitors: Weston, Ward and Lascelles |IIVWSSTIIItfS| 2859 j UVINESTOHfSI GOVERNORS BAY Historic Cottage COLONIAL HERITAGE PRESERVED PREMIER SITUATION > PANORAMIC HARBOUR VIEWS To be Sold BY PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY. APRIL 27, at 2 15 p.m. In Our Auction Salerooms, I 121 WORCESTER STREET. MERLINCOTE ROAD Governor's Bay <opp. School < TRANQUIL setting amid native trees and shrubs on 45 perch section, lying nicely to the sun and views right to the Pacific Ocean j All the CHARTIT and character of a bygone era PRESERVED .for the enjoyment of a loving owner. Delightful drawing room, dining room and 3 bedrooms for family pleasure and comfort. I Seldom available—lncreasingly rare Unique opportun-i I ity. FOR DEFINITE SALE ' Inspection with the Auctioneers. Telephone 69-783. a.h 294-773 LIVIHGSTOHE'Sfc 11 | 111 ■ IIW AUCTIONEERS V ALUERS, [Vendor’s Solicitor McFarlane. Son and Partners. I 2862*