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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 55, 7 March 1922, Page 12

TO-MORROW, At 1.30 p.m. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALB 0F SUPERIOR AND HIGH-CLASS OAK DINING AND BEDROOM . ' FURNITURE, TALKING PARROT, etc., On the Premises, 32, Yule-street, Kilbirnio. CW. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, • have received instructions from the Owner (who is giving up housekeeping), to Sell the whole of her Superior Oak Household Furniture, and Sundries, CONTENTS OF 8 WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS, comprising: BEAUTIFUL 6-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE (with oval mirrors and panels, consists of wardrobe, oheval, chest, bedstead, pedestal, and two chairs), OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE, 6-PIECE OAK DINING SUITE, SIDEBOARD (with mirror back), 4 OAK AND CARVED FLOWER STANDS, OVERMANTEL, JARDINIERES, WALL MIRRORS, BRASS FIRE SET AND SCREEN, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by Paul Truebner), LOUNGE, WOOL AND TURKISH RUGS PART DINNER SET, AX. ' RUNNER, BROWN MOHAIR HALL CURTAINS, STAIR CARPET AND RODS, 3 DUCHESSE CHESTS, BLANKETS AND .'■'.. SHEETS,, fine talking, parrot and ■ cage, pile table-cover, oak trays, aluminium and enamel saucepans and kettles, pink silk poplin curtains, scales and weights,- cruet, 4 deck chairs, glassware, cutlery, stainless knives, seagrass chairs, copper bowls, vases, cushions, wire mattresßes, kapok beds, pillows, iron bedsteads and bedding, cot quilts, pillow-slips, runners, towels, tumblers, c.p. ware, pictures, ' kitchen tuble, bentrwood ohairs, buckets, paints, varnish, saws, tools, etc., etc. On view from 10.30 morning of sale. Everything « practically new as the furniture has only been in u»e' a few months, and was made to order in one of the best warehouses in Wellington. NO RESERVE. C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. VALUABLE LOWER HUTT PROPERTY. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 2.30 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON h*« received • instructions from the Trustees to offer for ABSOLUTE' SALE by Public Auction, in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse - quay, Wellington, as »bove— . i. ... THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situate in Riverbank-street and Wilhamstreefc, Lower Hutt, containing an area of 2 roods 30 perches (be the •aine a little more or less), together with the convenient and well-built residenoe, containing eight room», scullery, bathroom, h. and c. water, gas, and all conveniences, built of best material on a. concrete foundation ; also very large stables and sheds, suitable for big motor garage, with easily-made alterations. The l»nd has a double frontage, and is within 6 minutes' walk of the/ Railway Station. Purchaser c*n have immediate possession and favourable terms can be arranged. . -,' ' Full details from the Auctioneer. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182. Fe&therston-streot. THURSDAY, 9th MARCH, 1922, At 2 p.m.. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE (Removed to Rooms for convenience of 1 Sale). TVfTESSRS. j. H..BETHUNE AND CO. Iri are instructed to Sell at their Rooms, Featherston-street, as above— PIANO (by Paul Werner) METRO3TYLE PIANOLA 6 OAK RUSH-SEATED DINING CHAIRS ' - ' CARVED DOUBLE CABINET (by Max Kriessig) 2 CHESTERFIELD COUCHES HALL CLOCK RIMU MIRROR SIDEBOARD DRAWING-ROOM SIDEBOARD 115 LANTERN SLIDES (popular subDINNER SERVIC3 (Royal Worcester China) ' v . EXTENSION DINING TABLE (8 x 4ft) 2 HANDSOME PHOTOGRAVURES (Melbourne Cup) :' OAK WARDROBE and LINEN PRESS COLLECTION SILVER and COPPER COINS 2 rimu mantelpiece?, tiled grate, tables, patent lamps, oil paintings, prints, chairs, chests of drawers, mirrors, coffee percolator, vases, linoleum, blankets, pillows,, mattresses, bedsteads, hip bath, Maori mat, Nativ* basket, trunks, portmanteaux. _ commodes, bed pans, toilet ware, Kerona kerosene tablo lamp, and kitchen sundries. On view morning of sale. JOHNSONVILLE FAT STOCK .-:.. SALE.. . WEDNESDAY, Bth MARCH, at 2 p.m. 48 prime bullocks 16 prime cows 30 prime vealers ,250 prime wethers ... ■ , 300 prime ewes 300 .prime lambs. , ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS,' LTD. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., LTD. WHAT A PRETTY HOME! • So say Passors-by. Owner Transferred. Must sell immedii- ■ ■ ately. NEW BUNGALOW, Lower Hutt, 2 minutes station, 6 good rooms, sleeping porch, sun loggia, i-a-cre section, in lawns, flower and vegetable garden, heart timbers and rough-cast, every conceivable convenience. A delightful home in every respect. Immediate possession. Price £1300; good terms." House could not be built for the money. Inspect any time this week. Writo 621, Evening- Post. THE Proprietors of New Zealand Letters Patent No. 30431, of 17th Decembor, 1910, entitled "Process and Apparatus for Converting Fats and Fatty Acids into Like Bodies of Higher Melting Point by the Contact Method"; No. 30432, of 30th January, 1911, entitled "Process and Apparatus of Refining Hydrogenised Fats for Producing Eatable Fats," and No. 30639, of 20th December, 1910, entitled "Improvements in or Relating to a Process for the Conversion of Unsaturated Fatty Acids, their Glycerides and other Esters into the Corresponding Saturated Compounds," are desirous of disposing of the Patents, or entering into working arrangements, under license or otherwise, with firms likely to be interested in the same. A copy of the Patent specifications and full particulars can be obtained from .-tnd offers made (for transmission to the Proprietors) to I CYRIL CARLYON COATES, Patent Attorney, 134, Hereford-street, Christchnrch, N.Z. WANTED Sell, Solid Oak four-pieco Bedroom Suite, Oval Mirrors, absolutely latest design, price only £30; also Furniture, any description, made to order, factory prices only. Inspection invited to our Showrooms. Open till 9 p.m., Fridays. S. K. Murray and Co., 60, Duron-nt.