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Press, 11 January 1986, Page 48

Auctions I T M.G.A.A.N.Z. FINE ART, ANTIQUES, PERSIAN and ORIENTAL RUGS SPECTACULAR OFFERING! To be sold by Public Auction, Tuesday, January 21, 7 p.m. Winter Gardens, Armagh Street. Briefly, this sale will include: Furniture — 108 lots never previously offered and featuring. 4 chiffonieres, a magnificent circa 1780 oak chest on chest a drop front bureau, 17th century hall chair, 100 tables, sets of balloon back chairs,, scotch chests, davenports, etc, etc. ‘ . Persian and Oriental Rugs — We have acquired several collections over the last few months Including a fine assortment from a vendor who is returning overseas; a total of 65 rugs will be offered. Of special Interest, very rare Isfahan and Shirvan antique Caucasian, plus Chinese silk, Baluchi, Kashmiri silk. Kelims, a selection of runners, Asfhar Persian, saddle bags, Durrles, etc. Paintings — Peerless, Raworth, Attwood, Gianni, Nurse, Norman Bradley, and many others. Collectables — Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester, 2 Royal Albert dinner sets, a large offering of crystal. Viewing — Monday 20th, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Day of sale, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Mark this date as a sale you cannot afford to miss. Full details Press and Star, Saturday 18th. Catalogues available from our offices Friday 17th. Auctioneers in conjunction: MANCHESTER HOMES KENT FRIER REAL ESTATE Cnr Manchrator and 190-192 Hereford Street. Worcester Streets Phone 794-120 Phono 795-060 _______ PUBLIC AUCTION OXFORD 60.296 HECTARES BARELAND ON ACCOUNT: Est B. T. Newton IN OUR CASHEL STREET LAND AUCTION ROOM ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1986, AT 2.30 p.m. SITUATED only 9km from Oxford and 45km from Christchurch. This block represents an excellent opportunity to purchase land in this increasingly popular location. Improvements include a 4 bay Implement shed, 4 bay haybarn and sheepyards. Subdivided into 8 paddocks with excellent fencing and watered by county races. Present cover Is approximately 20 hectares barley, balance pasture. The proceeds of the crop will pass to the respective purchaser on settlement. Established shelter belts, double fenced. Rates: To Oxford County Council $427.83. Terms: 10 per cent deposit, plus stamp duty on the fall of the hammer, balance in cash on the date of possession or alternatively 40 per cent of the land purchase price can remain owing for a 5 year period at 15 per cent. Possession: February 28, 1986. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LIMITED RURAL REAL ESTATE CHRISTCHURCH Phone: 798-600. Jan Sluis 558-344 Nigel Kelt 553-942 Solicitors: Wynn, Williams and Co 172 Cashel Street Christchurch