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Auctions EBB PLANT AUCTION Last chance to purchase at never to be repeated prices. We had two fun days and sold thousands of quality plants. We’re going to have another fun day this Sunday at Hawthomden Road, Avonhead, where we hope to sell thousands more Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Natives, Conifers and many many more. They are large specimen size to small ones. Maples, Liquldambars and too many to mention. Viewing 8.30, auction starts 9.30 sharp. Watch for directions on page 7 of this Saturday’s “Press”. You could win your plants free so be there. Ph. 429-888 any time, Hamish Paterson, Packard Real AUCTION SHORT NOTICE ESTATE REALISATION REDCLIFFS SALE OF EDWARDIAN FURNITURE AND EFFECTS BY PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 at 10.30 a.m. MAIN ITEMS INCLUDE: Kauri twin pedestal desk, large kauri kitchen table, 2 extensions, Edwardian kauri dresser, Victorian chaise longue, matching Victorian ladies’ and gents’ chairs, set of 4 matching kauri dining chairs, magnificent mirrored back oak leadllte sideboard, oak barley twist tea trolley, 3 piece brocade lounge suite, ball and claw feet, oak framed piano, double and single slat bed, tallboys, swivel top table, 6 chairs, single iron bed, oak piano stool, gate leg table, Norge fridge-freezer, Leopard 9 cu ft freezer, new twin tub etc, etc. ITEMS OF INTEREST INCLUDE: Books, large variety N.Z. titles, several encyclopedia sets, books on Royalty, old dictionaries etc. Also Gladstone bags, old pictures, hat pins, fire dogs and irons, C.S. plate sets, old cutlery and crockery, trunks, large quantity garden tools, 2 push mowers, several new heaters, new fry pan, pots and pans, kitchenware, EPNS tea set etc, etc. ADDRESS: Published “Press” day of sale. TERMS: Cash or cheque, on day of sale. All purchasers to register prior to sale, absentee blds accepted. Inspection from 8.30 a.m. morning of auction. STEPHEN BRIAN, AUCTIONEERS Further details Ph. 811-823, a.h. 857-462

POLICE/CUSTOMS SEIZED ARMY and NAVY SURPLUS CLOTHING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 10 a.m. 236 LICHFIELD STREET Over 150 cycles, police unclaimed property including videos, stereos, tools, etc., 86 leather jackets, 66 nylon jackets, car parts, Falcon and Holden motors, large quantity of clothing, computers and computer equipment, large quantity of photo copy paper, 1287 pairs army combat trousers, U.S. Navy extreme cold weather ilothing including parkas, bols, trousers, thermal underwear, etc., 12 firearms. Full details Saturday’s Press ISLAND ROAD, CLARKVILLE To be sold by Public Auction at 2.00 p.m. on Friday, November 24,1989 on the property Jyy //. as-* . -4* • Large sheltered split-level three-bedroom home with study, centrally heated. Master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe. • Separate Games Room. Double garage with internal access. • Heated indoor swimming pool with changing rooms. • 10 acres approx., deer-fenced, irrigation, MAF report available. • Deer yards, tack room, stable, implement shed. • Beautifully planned and landscaped garden with sweeping lawns and mature trees situated for all-day sun, sealed driveway. • Only 20 minutes from City via Northern Motorway. • 4.9852 ha (12.3 acres approx), Government valuation, 1987, $300,000. • Possession January 19,1990. \CANTERBURYS OWN) KAIAPOI. PHONE 6552 OPEN DAYS 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. Sunday, November 12 Sunday, November 19 Solicitor for Vendor: YOUNG, HUNTER & CO., CHRISTCHURCH For appointment to view, phone: DICK FREEBORN After Hours Kaiapoi 6914