. MONDAY, At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR & HIGH-CLASS, FUMED OAK FURNITURE, SINGER TREADLE MACHINE, ETC. CW. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, • '60, .Lambton-quay, (opp. Government Buildings), have been favoured with instructions from tho vendors to sell a quantity of Suporior. Household Furniture, removed to the. Rooms for convenience of sale, comprising— FUMED OAK BEDROOM SUITE, consisting of Wardrobe, Duchesae Pair, and Double Bedstead FUMED OA-K SIDEBOARD AND 6 OAK DINING CHAIRS AND TABLE, all en suite CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE IN GREEN FIGURED VELVET DIVAN SUITE IN BROWN VELVET, MORRIS CHAIRS WIRE-SEAT COUCHES OCCASIONAL TABLES AND CHAIRS OILED RIMU BEDROOM SUITE 3 DUCHESSB PAIRS MISSION CHAIRS 4 D.W. BEDSTEADS 14 HIGH-BACK CHAIRS DROPSIDE COT GATE-LEG TABLE EXTENSION DINING TABLE OAK SETTEE ' SINGER TREADLE DROPHEAD MACHINE LADY'S WRITING TABLE Rimu sideboard, duchesso chests, mjedi.cine cabinet, pedestal cupboard, . wire mattresses, kapok beds and pillows, stretchers, table cover, bedroom ware, vases, curbs, toilet tables, pushcart, cushions, quilts, pillow slips, rugs, pictures, walnut overmantel, fonder, steamer, 2 typewriters, 2 carpet squares, linoleums, iron cot, s.i. bedsteads, seltzogene, lamps,' jars, kitchen tables, and chairs, saucep>ans, kettles, irons, cooking utensils, etc., eto. On view Morning of Sale. No Reserve. ' C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, '19th and- 20th FEBRUARY, 1918. Commencing 10.30 a.m. each day. TO BAKERS, PASTRYCOOKS, CATERERS, Etc. AUCTION.SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF THE SHETLAND BAKERY, DININGROOMS, Etc. 800 L^ s- 800 CW. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, • , have received instructions from Mrs. Deckston to sell the whole of her Stock-in-Trade, Furniture,- mirrors, _ fittings,; cutlery, crockery, bread-making machinery, etc. On the Premises known as THE SHETLAND BAKERY, 164, Cuba-street. 'A Few of tho Lots Comprise:' CASH REGISTER, IRON SAFE, MARBLE BAR COUNTER, with soda arm and two cylinders, 2 ICE CHESTS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, Oft KAURI SIDEBOARD (cost £36), 11 WALL MIRRORS, GLASS CASES, 140 YDS. LINOLEUM, 15 TILE-TOP TABLES, 60 HIGHBACK CHAIRS, GOOD COLLECTION OF E.P., SHEFFIELD PLATE, COPPER URNS AND BOILERS, PIE, HEATERS. GLASS PARTITIONS AND SHELVING, GLASS WINDOWS, FITTINGS, FLETCHER RUSSELL GAS STOVES, 30 BENTWOOD CHAIRS, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Spencer, London, 70 DOZEN CUTLERY, CASE OF WHITE AND GOLD TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS, 2 CASES TUMBLERS, 7-GALLON COPPER BOILER, 4P TABLE CLOTHS 6 upholstered chairs, ohoffoniers, sideboard, clocks, cupboards, flower stands, ' confectionery jars, 40 teapots, 60 doz. plates, jugs,, oak hallstand, arm chair, | 8 dining- tables, hall curtains, ; occ. tables, brass fire set, en. pails, bread rack, hose, dining-room suite, hat stands, cutlery, cabinot, 10 yards, Brussels runner, cake cupboard, 40 table cloths, benches, brooms, saucepans, kettles, boilers, mincers, gas rings, etc. Contents of Bakehouse, fitted up with all modern Bread and Pastry Machinery, to be offered in one lot ~ ■ ) With the exception of the Bakehouse " Fittings, every lot will Be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. C. W. PRICE AND. CO., . Auctioneers^ '"' ' THURSDAY, 21s£ FEBRUARY, 1918, At 1 p.m. ;.auction ' sale' of superior household furniture, upright grand piano, bedding, pot plants, etc. _ On the ' Premises, 75, Rintoul-street.' CW. PRICE- AND CO., Auctioneers, • have received instrutoions from Mr. E. Lee, 75, Rintoul-street, Newtown, to 6ell on tho premises— The whole of his Superior Household Furniture, Piano, etc., contents of 6 well-furnished rooms. Details later. C. W. PRICE. Auctioneer. J. H. BETHUNE &^ CO., J A UCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, ■jrm -' 154-156, Foatherston-street. Telephone 64. ORIENTAL BAY-Modern 7-rd. Residence, designed by leading architect. Principal rooms are exceptionally large, oak mantels, airpit fires, radiator points, etc. Land 45ft x 120 ft. Charming Harbour view. Price £2500,. £500 cash. 66 THORNDON - Well-situated Residence, built of heart timber, ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED, large hall, c. light, h. and c. water. Section 30ft x 90ft. Near tram. Price £1800. 115 KELBURN-PARADE—WeII 'situated. Broomed Residence, all conveniences, pantry, scullery, bathroom, washhouse, and coal cellar. Level entrance. Space for motor-shed. Price £1400, £150 cash. " . ■. . 60 THORNDON—Splendid Paying Investment : Two Cottages of 3 and 4 Tooms, handy to city; Tentals £80 per annum, but worth more. Price £700. 32 COROMANDEL-STREET—NearIy i-acre, laid out in garden and shrubbery, with well-built Residence of 9 large rooms, deep verandahs. Good outlook. £1500, terms. ' 61 BROOKLYN (Mitchell-street)—Large Section, 49ift x 170 ft, and superior 6-rd, Residence, built 4 years, and expensively fitted, concrete yard and paths, balcony, o. light, radiator points, h. and c. water, etc.; commanding view of city. £1250, advances mortgage. 200 BROOKLYN—Fine Business Corner Property, 2 Shops, one with 5 .living rooms, other 3, also stable. Price reduced to £1350 for quick sale. 169 LYALL BAY—Charming Bungalow of 5 rooms; modern fittings; level section, SOft x 163 ft; lawn and garden. £1075. 140 KHANDALLAH—Near ; station, 7 large Rooms, on one floor, with h. .and.c. water, c. light, telephone, etc., with one acre laid out in gardon and shrubbery. £1450. Section adjoining, £250. if clesivod. 113 DAY'S BAY—Two good Sections, partly in bush, area lr lOp, with 4 jrooraod Dwelling, bathroom, largo verandah, etc. Price £650. Amplo room for another, house. 65 LOWER HUTT. FOR SALE, in one of the best positions, a modern new 5-roomcd Residence, largo rooms, conservatory, motor shed, fowlhouse, fruit trees, ferns, summer house, good garden, land 60 x 212, 4£ mortgage; £825 for quick sale; owner leaving distriot. HORACE BAKER, LTD., ' 235,' Lambton-quay. WANTED to Sell, Bakery and Small Goods Business, in thriving provincial town, Add rets Eyoning Post.
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 12
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