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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 79, 1 October 1919, Page 12

THURSDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. On the premisels, 74, Hill-street. AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD 3PURNITURE, 300 L^!! 300 MESSES. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO. are favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the estate of the late Henrietta Leckie to sell by Publio Auction, as above, including— HANDSOME SIDEBOARD UPRIGHT GRAND. PIANO, by L. L. Hopkinson, London 7 HIGH - BACK LEATHER-SEATED OAK CHAIRS Round _ extension table, armchairs, easy chairs, curtains and rods HANDSOME WARDROBES Duchesse pairs, single iron bedsteads, 6mall tables, pictures CARPET SQUARES, STAIR CARPET AND RODS FIRST-CLASS LINOLEUMS Linen, mattresses, clothes basket WHITE SEWING MACHINE. Carpet sweepers, kitchen utensils, crockery, glassware, mops, brooms, table mangle PERAMBULATOR Garden tools,' hose, etc., etc. S. GEORGE NATHAN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 14th OCTOBER, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. At Our Rooms, 105, Customhouse-quay. AUCTION SALE , Of SHOP AND DWELLING, 22, Grafton-road, Roseneath. MESSRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO. have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, as above, from Messrs. Whiteman Bros. — ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND contained in Lot 64, D.P. 475, Part Section 1, Evans Bay District, containing 23.7 perches, having a. frontage of 60ft 6in and a depth of 110 ft (more or less), together with SHOP AND DWELLING of 4 large rooms and basement, stables, and- outbuildings;., known as No. 22, Grafton-road, Rpsenoath. This building is built by one of our leading architects; built of the best timbers. The shop, 14ft x 10ft 6in, is at present fitted as a dairy. The dwelling at rear of shop, and all under- one i-oof, has four large rooms, with kitchen, bathroom, and all usual conveniences. There are stables, harness room, and storeroom, fitted with electric light. This property is well worth your inspection as a business proposition. Easy terms. Further particulars from the Auctioneers —' S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 105, Customhouse-quay. AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, Bth OCTOBER, 1919, At 2.30 p.m." Estate of tho Late David Robertson. .CHARMINGLY ' SITUATED RESIDENCE ON LAND NEARLY ONE . : ACRE, ' TOTARA AND RONA STREETS, RONA DAY MESSRS. J. 11. BETHUNE AND CO. : (in conjunction with MR. R. C. .EENNER) will soil by, auction at Bethune and Uo.'s Auction Rooms, Featherstonstreet, as above— THE WELL-KNOWN SEASIDE RESIDENCE AND' GROUNDS, contiuning 3r 34.4 perches, being Lots 80, 81, and part 82, D.P. 919, at tho junction of TOTARA and RONA STREETS, RONA BAY, partly in garden," with valuable Roses, Flowering Shrubs, and Fruit Trees, and partly in Native Bush, with a never-failing 'stream and fern gully. The Residence contains 5 large rooms, with bathroom, scullery, washhousc, verandah in front and on both Bides. It has electric light, hot and cold water, septic tank, etc. The outbuildings consist of'vinery with 8 vines, wood shed, engine house, battery house with oil engine, dynamo, and 34 storage batteries for the electric light service. - This charmingly situated residence is in a sheltered position, tho soil is rich, and no expense has been spared to make it one of the beauty spots of Eastbourne. , The view of the Harbour and City is unsurpassed. Also, Section No. 47, D.P 919, containing 32i nerches, "and having frontages to RONA and TOTARA STREETS of 43ffc and 42ft lOin, laid out as garden anJ orchard. This is a good building section, easily approached from either frontage, • \ .For Terms of Sale, key to view, and further particulars, ap-ply to R. C. RENNER, Esq., 12-14, Panama-street; f J. H. BETHUNE AND CO*' 154, Featherston-street. WEDNESDAY, Bth OCTOBER, 1919, : At 2.30 p.m. i . LEVEL BUILDING ALLOTMENT/ TASMAN-STEEET. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. will sell by Auction at their Rooms, Featherston-street, on behalf of the City Council, aa above— ." SECTION, having 45 feet frontage to TASMAN-STREET. by a depth of 133 feet, and adjoining Housa, No. 190. Situated at the top of Johnstreet, and opposite the Plantation Reserve. This is a splendid site for a good residence, factory, or public hall, and, on account of its unique position, the Section must increase in value. For further particulars apply to J, H,BETHUNE&CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 10th OCTOBER,. 1919, 'At 2.30-p.m,. . !&OCTION''SALE. 4 FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. A MTJDGE'S.TERRACE, ■* OFF ADELAIDE-ROAD. "1/TESSRS. HARCQURTAND CO. have -JjjL received instructions to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 195, Lamff^ ton-quay, on FRIDAY, 10th OCTOBER, 1919, at 2.30 p.m.— LOT T.f-=AII that piece-of land -.being -Part T/A 937, containing an nrea of 22 perches, together with the 4-roomed dwelling and stables erected thereon, and known, as No. 12, Mudge's-terrace. LOT ll.^-AJI that piece of land, being Part T/A 936, containing an area of 33.9 perches; together with the three dwellings of 5 and 6 rooms erected thereon, and known as Nos. 6, 8, and 10, Mudge's-terracc. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. FOR SALE, ■R/jTATAI Fencing Posts, 6x4, 6ft 6in IyJL long, £4 15s per 100, on trucks, Rangataua. Matai Strainers, Bxß, Bft 6in; pries 8s; Mairo ditto, same price; Riaiu Battons, 14s psr 100. E. KBLSAtiL, lUiisaUuft,