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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 109, 9 May 1923, Page 8

TO-MORROW, At 1 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE, On the Premises: 30, KELBURN PARADE (opposite Viotoria College). HIGH-CLASS OAKLAND RIMU FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Lipp and Son), a beautiful instrument. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 8 WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. Also, ENGLISH MOTOR-CAR, "MARLBOROUGH," 3-SEATER, WITH FRENCH ENGINE, IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER, WELL UPHOLSTERED, DOES 30 MILES TO GALLON. AE. CARVER AND CO. have been • favoured with instructions from Dr. E. H. Wilkins, who is leaving for England,, to . sell, ,on the premises, as above, including: — SUPERIOR OAK AND RIMU FURNISHINGS, BEAUTIFUL OAK SIDEBOARD, OVAL OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE, OAK H.B. CHAIRS, SUPERIOR AXMINSTER CARPET (BLUE AND PINK COLOURING), 12 x 13, 3-PIECE SUITE, IN SHADOW TISSUE (ROSE PINK AND BLUE COLOURINGS), ROSEWOOD CORNER SEAT, WITH ' CUSHIONS IN SHADOW TISSUE, ORIENTAL CARPET, 12 x 9 (BLUE AND PINK COLOURING), AFTERNOON TEA SET, COFFEE CUPS, GLASSWARE, Indian, nig, fadeless | Madras sundu curtains, seagrass I chairs, tea table, oxidised coal scuttle, j 0.1. radiator (latest design),' Ax. hall carpet (12 x 8), largo rimu wardrobe, double doors, with bevelled mirrors, | fashionable duchesse, with side mirror, pair twin beds, together with horsehair mattresses, BLANKETS and SHEETING, INDIAN CARPET, 9 x 6, pedestal, 2 fadeless RUGS (turquoiso colouring), curtains, rimu extension table, k. ohairs, OAK WRITING DESK, VICTORY SEWING MACHINE, kerb, fire-soreen, tapistry square, 9x9, chineal curtains, hospital beds, HORSEHAIR MATTRESSES, blankets, sheeting, etc., eiderdown, DROPSIDE COT, CHEST OF DRAWERS, several duchesse chests, with bevelled mirrors, stretcher, pillows, toilet ware, "JARASO" PERSONAL WEIGHING MACHINE, k. table, cedar chest, fireless cooker, WEDGWOOD CROCKERY (willow pattern), Bet soales and weights, enamel dishes, etc., saucepans, copper kettle, bread crock, Peerless carpet sweeper, jugs, basins, ■ cups and saucers, table mangle, wringer, door mats, brooms, etc., pair steps, 2 collapsible garden chairs, tools, vise, picture frame, clamp, glue pot, wheelbarrow, lawn roller, 30ft garden hose, garden tools. PENNANT LAWN MOWER (14-inch blade), ttOSE SPRAYER, CHILD'S TRICYCLE and JIGGER, DESERT KNIVES. Also, CHILD'S TOYS, TOY HOUSE, CHILD'S TABLE AND CHAIR, AND MANY OTHER USEFUL :. THINGS. j On view morning of sale. j NOTE.—lnspection of car and trial may j be arranged by appointment. A. E. CARVER, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARANCE SALE. MARKET GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, AND SUNDRIES. , CEMETERY ROAD, TAITA, LOWER HUTT. THURSDAY, 17th MAY, 1923, At 2 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON has re- • ceived instructions from S. Cooley, Esq., whose lease has expired, to offer for Absolute Sale by Public Auction, as above, the whole of his IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, AND SUNDRIES. Full details later. Outside entries invited. H..ERNEST LEIGHTON, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 15th MAY, 1923, At 2.30 p.m. 'AUCTION SALE, CHARMINGLY SITUATED. 7-ROOM-ED RESIDENCE, i ACRE SECTION, | No. 82, TIBER STREET, ISLAND BAY. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at their Rooms, 195, Lambton quay, on Tuesday, 15th May, 1923, at 2.30 p.m., THAT SUPERIOR AND UP-TO-DATE 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE, fitted with every convenience, on land having a frontage of 66 feet to Tiber street by a depth of 165 feet, and known as No. 32, Tiber street. THIS' ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN PROPERTY is situated in one of the best residential streets in Island Bay,- is on a slight rise, in a fine sunny position, has a most pleasant view, and is' within 3 minutes of tram stop. THE RESIDENCE is substantially and conveniently built of good timbers, the rooms are large, well finished, and tastefully papered throughout, it has recently been repainted and anyone purchasing will have a REAL HOME without any renovating expenditure. THE LAND is nicely laid out in lawns and gardens, with hedges of ornamental trees. VACANT POSSESSION. For further particulars, apply j HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 22nd MAY, 1923, j At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE *' j TWO CONVENIENTLY-SITUATED 5-ROOMED DWELLINGS, Nos. 166 and 168, Tory street. MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS SITE, OVER i OF AN ACRE, Main Street, Pahiatua. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 195, Lambton quay, on TUESDAY, 22nd MAY, 1923, at 2.30 p.m. THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, Comprising Two 5-roomed Dwellings, fitted with modern conveniences, and standing on land having a frontage of ' 29ft to Tory street, by a depth of 88ft, and known as Nos. 166 and 168, Tory street. THIS PROPERTY is situated in the upper part of Tory street, towards its junction with Buckle street, it is in good repair and has great prospective value, as many valuable factories, etc., have been or aro in the course of erection on adjacSMAIN STREET, PAHIATUA: THAT VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, containing an area of 1 rood 2 perches, and having a frontage of 82ft to the main street, Pahiatua, by a depth of 140 ft. THIS ATTRACTIVE ALLOTMENT is situated in the main business street of Pahiatua, adjoining the Bank of New South Wales and other leading business promises, has an area of over quarter of an acre, is level, and owing to its splendid position, in a township that is fast going ahead, it should provo a. (rood investment for the erection of BUSINESS PREMISES.. For further particulars, apply HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. rriHERE'S briskness in the step of the A man who wears Wood-Milne Rubber Solci. Made of beet Pan Rubber.