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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 39, 15 August 1921, Page 12

TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1921, ■ Commencing at 10.30 a.m., And Following Day if Necessary. AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. CW. PRICE AND CO. have Been • favoured with instructions from Mr. M. Dnckston, 60, Courtenay-place, to soil in their Auction Mart, 50, Lower Cuba-street, an extensive catalogue of unredeemed pledges, accumulation of three years, all of which WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT. RESERVE, Any of these pledges may be redeemed by paying interest up to data of sale, C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, Commenoing 2 sharp. PART CONTENTS 4 ROOMS. MESSRS WHEATLEY AND CO., have been instructed to Soil, 'by owner, who has left city, as follows, in our Rooms, 14-1, Manners-street, opp. King's— Handsome dark cimu sideboard, with mirror and leadh'ghts, exten. dining table, hallstand, duchesse, 4ft. rimu bedstead ' and wire, 12 healthy pot plants and jardinieres, gateleg table, 'opossum rug, chesterfield and chair, well-sprung, kerb and fire irons, lot good pictures, 6 good oil paintings, lounge ohair, 6 M.B. chairs, 10 kitchen chairs, kitchen table, child's cot, overmantel, chests drawers, linos.. 10yds. passage lino., *vicker chairs, willow chaira, clock, palmstand, ornaments, . plates, cups ana sauoors, preserving . pan, sheets, pillow slips, quilts, occasional tables, kapok bedding, pillows, in good clean order, double brass and iron bedstead, brass and white enamelled bedstead and wire', wire mattresses, gas griller, toilet set, oil painting, meat safe, seagrass runner, clothes basket, jam jars, folding pushchair, child's Morris'chair, doz. i-lbs tins cocoa etc, too numerous to detail. WHEATLEY AND; CO., " Anotioneere. Tuesday; i6th august, 1921. At 2.30 p.m. . AUCTION SALE. 3-ACRE and 5-ROOMED WHARE, SILVERSTREAM. TtyfESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. lfi have received instructions to Sell by Public Auotion, at their Rooms, 195, Lanibton-quay, on TUESDAY, 16th August, 1921, at, 2.30 p.m., all that piece of land, being sections 69, 70. 71, ChelseaEstate, Silverstream, having a frontage of 222 foot to Marlborough-rd.,- and 144 feet to Gloucester-rd.,- and containing over 3 roods, more or lees, together with tho 5I roomed Wha'ro thereon. For further partioulars, apply HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers.WEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, . At 2 p.m. auction: sale of household furniture, cabinet dulcePHONE, SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, etc; H/JTESSRS J. H. BETHUNE AND XTX CO. will Sell by Auction in their .Rooms, Featherston-street, as above: — WELL-BUILT RIMU MIRROR SIDEBOARD SOLID EXTENSION DINING'TABLE INDIAN CARPET. 9 x 6ft. WILTON PILE-BORDERED CARPET PERSIAN R,UO 4i x 9ft. -SINGER'S DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, in OAK SEAMSTRESS DROPHEAD MACHINE BEST LINOLEUM • ' ELECTRIC IRONS OAK CABINET DULCEPHONE AND 29 FIRST-CLASS RECORD 3 - ELLIOTT-FISHER. BOOKKEEPING MACHINE < SARATOGA TRUNKS AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNER NEW SEAGRASS PRAM PERFECTION OIL HEATER D. WOOD AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, and MATTRESSES. „ Cloolc, washing machine, charming oil paintings and water colours, engravings and prints, copper h.w. jug, aluminuim .ware, oil colour boxes, glassware, stationery,. oouches; rocker, Rattan chairs, cedar hall table, saucepans, ohina, bronze knob fender, armohairs, harmonium, < kitohen utonsils, and sundries. On view on morning of Sale. v TOHNSONVILLE FAT STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, 2 p.m. 48 prime bullocks 16; prime cows ' ' ( 36 prime vealers 360 prime wethers ' 65 prime ewes 100 prim'o lambs , ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., .LTD. l h WEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, At 2 p.m. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANO, AT OUR MART, I Rintoul-street Corner, Newtown. nVfBSSRS R. U. HARDEN AND CO. ■"■*- have received instructions from various Vendors, -to Sell by Public Auotion, at their Mart 10, Rintoul-st., Nowtovn, QUANTITY GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE'AND EFFECTS, \ Comprising— i UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Trubner. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, IN SHADOW (fully sprung) RIMU BEDROOM SUITE, OAK STAINED '(5 .p'icces) ... . RIMU BEDROOM SUITE, DARK STAINED MASSIVE MAHOGANY BOOKCASE 2 MORRIS COUCHES, 'SHADOW TISSUE SQUABS t RIMU CHINA CABINET, GLASS DOORS OAK PIANO STOOL, OAK WARDROBE DUCHESSE CHESTS, DRESSING TABLES, DARK RIMU EXTENSION TABLE DINING TABLES, KITCHEN TABLES CHESTERFIELD AND DIVAN CHAIRS . OAK HALL STAND ■ ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER. Chest drawers, gateleg table, dark rimu wicker ohairs, Morris chairs, high back chairs, cot and spring mattress-, iron cot, iron bedsteads, wire ,mattresses, stretchers, kapok beds, flax beds, dinner service,' bedroom ware, garden tools, anvil, vice, mitre, stepladder, sundries, etc. G. V. BROWN, ' . / . Auctioneer 1. FARMERS, CAN THIS BE BEATEN? 14,0001b. BUTTER-FAT LAST SEASON. Q(* ACRES of, rich, alluvial Soil, all O\9 flat and ploughable, in jrood frrass. Carrying capacity. 60 cow 6. Stock now on: 51 cows, 9 heifers, 1 bull, 2 horses, 25 sheep. Nine Paddocks, well fenced and watered.- 7-rd. Bungalow, patent lighting, new Motor-shed, Trap-shed 36 x 18, Loose Box, Pig-stye, 8-bail Cowshed, concrete floors and yard. This, Farm is one mile from school, to^n,, cheese and butter faotorv. This farm is a, real rrioney-maker, and is unencumbered. Oumer has paid mortgages ofE in short period; has made • money," and is going to retire. Take his place on this farm and prosper. For all cash, wo can sell this farm at £105 (per acre. All other land in vicinity selling at £130 to £160. Don't .write about this; come up if interested, as first to inspect will buy. FARMERS' LAND AGENCY, 261, Main-street, Palmorston North. •Box 218. Telephono 360. a. DUNCAN 4 /RRADLY.