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, Auctions ■ pS’ 3po I ■ OLDE WORLD AUCTION SEPTEMBER 29. 1982 6.30 P.M. in our Charles St Rooms KAIAPOI Opposite Clock Tower b* 11 ; rf? I® I F... XfTwIII JUST a sample of the quality goods that we will offer for Auction in our September Olde World Room Auction. Already items are flowing in for our October Olde World Sale. Don’t be disappointed, get yours in now. CLOCKS ETC: Ansonia. Mantel Chime. Oak Sessions. Large wall clock, Cuckoo clock, 2 pocket watches, gold ring, coins. CHINA: Bedroom sets (1 blue and white 4 piece). (1 brown and white 2 piece), wash basin, Stuart crystal vase, Royal Doulton plates, Gaffer bowl, R.D. Hamlet teapot and Dickens jug, plus other Royal Doulton lovelies, Satsuma Execution urn, Rockam plate, Stafford Toby jug, Jardiniere,, salts, crock jars (Sharpe Bros, and crock pickle jars with lids). Royal Stafford part teaset, Pewter tankards, several pieces Carnivalware, Royal Albert teaset, Alexanders bottle, brass. Jim Beam bottle. Victorian brass. 21 piece Royal Albert Rose and Gold teaset. Sterling silver coffee spoons, figurines, ruby red glass vases, Adams plate, Bohemia glass, Cape Cod red glasses (6). Jasper ware, 2 shaving mugs, milk glass. Wedgwood. ashels. FURNITURE: Three Chaise couches, pair Edwardian chairs. Oak wardrobe, piano stools, cane occasional table. Captains chairs. Mahogany extension table, two rolled arm couches, Oak sideboard, deep buttoned footstool, iron bed end, large Robe Ash Haake piano (beautiful case), dining suite, turned leg oak table and chairs, mantel, oak dresser (pictured), drop leaf tea wagon, chairs, washboard, practice piano, plus more. Leadlight shades, pair old telephones, 3 cast fireplaces with lovely tiled sides and mantel, gents toilet set. banker's scales in cabinet. INDEED LOTS OF LOVELY THINGS. WELL WORTH YOUR INSPECTION. VIEWING: ’ ' TUESDAY 28. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WEDNESDAY 29. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. A WARM AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE GUARANTEED Starting time: 6.30 p.m sharp. MGAANZ Ph. 27-6560 AUCTIONEERS CHRISTCHURCH AND NORTH CANTERBURY

PRELIMINARY NOTICE SUMNER CHARACTER HOME 78 NAYLAND STREET TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11 THIS home, which is in superb condition, has three bedrooms, lounge, dining room, sunroom, modern kitchen, and excellent facilities. VALUABLE CORNER SITE Telephone 796-280 Mrs Sedgley Hb LIWIKGSTOKt JC..I •- Valuers and Auctioneers Vendors Solicitors: Dougall Stringer and Co.

Care of Children . TEENAGERS AT PRESENT we are looking for iiomes for four teenagers: 1. LEANE. aged 13, is a tall, mature, attractivelooking girl. She has had a disturbed family life, can be moody, and will take some time to develop trust in new family relationships. Leane copes well with school and has made steady progress. She is in Form 11. She enjoys sports, particularly roller skating, > and has badges in gymnastics. A warm, stable family with mature, experienced parents to see Leane through to independence is what we want for her. “I want this one to work." is Leane’s comment at the prospect of a new foster home. She recognises that she gets jealous of other children so would prefer not to have other children close in age to her. 2. We are also looking for a home in the Hornby area for PAULA, aged 17 years. Paula is a lively, good-natured girl who recently began work. She has many normal teenage interests and is in need of a boarding situation with caring adults. If interested, please phone Eleanor Anderson or Annette Direen — 795-100 — in office hours. 3. KEVIN is a 14-year-old who responds well to individual attention. He can cook and can be relied on to do manual.work. Kevin is shy. but can be affectionate. As he has had several foster homes in the past Kevin needs experienced foster parents who can cope with difficult behaviour and give and receive affection. 4. VICKY is a warm, responsive, outgoing 14-year - old girl who has had a disturbed childhood but would like to be with flexible foster parents who can give love and understanding as well as firm guidelines for her behaviour. For further information ring Miss J. Cooper - 795-100 in office hours.