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AUCTIONS. AT MELLING. LOITER HUTT, MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 o'clock. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On the Premises, “Glen Uira,” Tihoranga Road, Melling ( just above Melling Station). See Flag. T? JOHNSTON & CO. have received -Li. instructions to sell at the Residence, as above. . No Reserve. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. AI 52 USED CAR SALE. TUESDAY NEXT, At 1 p.m. sharp. ■ SLAUGHTER SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of I O GOOD USED MOTOR- 1 9 -*- 1 * CARS. , On the Premises. WALTER STREET (off Vivian Street, between Cuba and Willis Sts.) See flag. Nash Sedan, Dodge Sedan, Buick Coach, Overland Coupe, Oakland Tourer. 2 Ford Tourers, Ford Roadster, Willys Tourer, and Hudson 9-passenger Bus, etc. (On account of whom it may concern.) All the cars are in good running order. A chance to pick up a real good car for a few pounds, as they are all for PRACTICALLY UNRESERVED SALE. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. Al5l A UNIQUE SALE. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ART A CONNOISSEURS. REORGANISATION OF BUSINESS. AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1932, At 12 Noon Sharp. AT THE WAYSIDE ART STUDIOS, 113 Molesworth Street. MOST INTERESTING AUCTION SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF ART TREASURES, OLD & VALUABLE ENGLISH FURNITURE IN WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND OAK, REPRODUCTIONS OF PERIOD FURNITURE, EXQUISITE ENGLISH OAK CANE-BACK AND SIDE SETTEE sft. 9in. x 2ft. 6in„ UPHOLSTERED IN BLUE FIGURED SILK VELOUR WITH SIX DOWN-FILLED LOOSE CUSHIONS COST £65 TO LAND, ANTIQUE WALNUT SETTEE AND 2 CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED IN MEDALLION TAPESTRY, MAHOGANY AND OAK CHINA CABINETS, ENGLISH OAK SIDEBOARDS, WHEEL-BACK WINDSOR CHAIRS. COW HIDE FIRESIDE CHAIRS. 6 CANE-BACK & SIDE FIRESIDE CHAIRS, 6 BEAUTIFUL HEPPLEWHITE CHAIRS, OAK JACOBEAN WRITING DESK, OLD MAHOGANY AND WALNUT OCCASIONAL AND ART CHAIRS, OLD GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK, NESTS OF TABLES, VALUABLE GREEN LACQUER BEDROOM SUITE, CHINESE AND PERSIAN RUGS, COLLECTION OF OLD ITALIAN PRINTS, 1730 TO 1780, ETCHINGS BY BLAKE, WATSON AND DICKENS, READING LAMPS, Sheffield Plate, Georgian Candelebra Candlestick with Snuffers, Chinese Hand-carved Furniture, Brassware, a Wonderful Collection of China, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Breakfast Sets, Coffee Sets, Odd Cups, Poole Pottery, Old and Valuable China, Dresden, Coalport, Crown, Staf, Spode, 15 pieces French Majolica, English Crystal, Walshe’s Coloured Crystal, Goblets, Tumblers, lee Plates,-Finger Bowls, Webb’s Crystal, Old and Valuable Coalport Breakfast Set (100 years old), worth £l2O. Indian Bedspreads. Shawls and Underwear, Rolls of Expensive Tapestries and Curtain Materials 'in lengths to suit Buyers, and Hundreds of other lots too numerous to particularise. £3OOO STOCK £3OOO TO BE SLAUGHTERED BY AUCTION TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW , STOCK ARRIVING. P JOHNSTON AND CO. have been favoured with instructions to sell at NO. 113 MOLESWORTH STREET. THE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS. CHINA, CRYSTAL, TAPESTRIES, Etc. This is a most wonderful stock of Most Exclusive Furnishings and Art Treasures. On view TUESDAY NEXT from 9.30, and MORNING OF SALE. SALE WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 12 NOON SHARP. E. JOHNSTON AND CO, Auctioneers. A 153 EXTRAORDINARY SALE. VALUABLE CITY WAREHOUSE. TVE have been favoured with instrnctioms from the LIQUIDATOR OF BUTTERWORTH BROS., LTD., TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18, At 2 p.m., IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 109 Hereford Street, THEIR VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY, situated No. 80 LITCHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. SITUATION : There IS NOT A BETTER OR MORE CENTRAL SITUATION TN CHRISTCHURCH FOR A WAREHOUSE. It is immediate-, ly adjacent to the Great Cashel Street Shopping Area, and stands amidst the Important Warehouses ofThe City. LAND: THE LAND HAS AN AREA OF IS 6-10th PERCHES, with a FRONTAGE OF 48.25 LINKS, and a DEPTH of 241.9 LINKS, facing North, and with a clear right-of-way on the West and South. The Prolierty is bathed in sunshine, and amply lighted. BUILDINGS: THE BUILDINGS INCLUDE A MASSIVE WAREHOUSE in 3 STORIES, WITH LARGE BASEMENT. AND A GARAGE AND CYCLE SHEDS IN GALVANISED IRON. The Warehouse is built of stone and brick, in the most substantial manner. The floors are supported by steel columns, and the structure will stand for centuries. Fittings include electric lift, strongroom, heating system, and electric light, maintenance charges are nominal. The Garage and Cycle Sheds are a useful adjunct. A yard with access to. right-of-way is a valuable convenience. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is one of the most substantial buildings in the City. The open, well-lighted floors provide splendid accommodation, suitable for display of goods or for subdivision into offices. The sale provides a glorious opportunity to warehouseman, office executives, or investors. Only on rare occasions and under exceptional circumstances do such fine properties come on the Auction Market. The development of Lichfield Street shows daily progress: large shop windows and increased office accommodation indicate prosl- - of increased values. Now is the time to buy in this Central and Valuable Area. Full particulars from THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES AND AGENCY CO., LTD.. Worcester Street, Christchurch ; Or IT. G. LIVINGSTONE AND CO.. Auctioneers. 109 Hereford Street. Christchurch AI 55 WANTED TO SELL. 'REDDING— Single 11/6. Double 29/6, Pillows 2/3, Blankets 15/6 pair, Bedsteads 25/-. Stretchers 19/6. City Furniture Marl. 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