WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1923, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE, CLUNY ESTATE, . WALLACEVILLE, UPPER HUTT, Opposite. Quin's Post. PART OF THE WELL - KNOWN CLUNY FRIESIAN STUD FARM. A rare opportunity for Trainers and Breeders of Thoroughbreds, Market Gardeners, and any who wish to establish a country home with increasing prospective values. 21 HOUSE SITES fronting arid'near the MAIN HUTT ROAD. 9 FARMLETS of rich river flat, having areas of from 5/ to 6 acres, within the suburban railway area. Fares by Monthly Ticket are little more than tram fares within Greater Wellington. " ■ ■ . ■ . School, Church, and Railway Station in close proximity. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. and DUNBAR SLOANE are instructed to Sell by Auction at Bethune's Auotion Rooms, Featherston street., WelTHE FIRST SUBDIVISION OF THE CLUNY ESTATE, situated 19 miles by road and rail from Wellington, and 5 minutes' walk from Walluceville Station. . When the asphalt roads are laid ddwn, properties in the Hutt Valley will be eagerly sought after. Lithographic Plans can be obfained from the Auctioneers. Terms of. Sale are exceedingly liberal. For further particulars apply to DUNBAR SLOANE, 181, Featherston street, Or to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 154, Featherston street. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), Ist NOV., 1 p.m. sharp. On premises 292, TARANAKI STREET (Top end, near Wallace street). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. 250 L°l s-' 250 XTINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, " have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. Edwards to sell, as above, being part-furniture- and effects, including:— DUCHESSE PAIRS, WARDROBES, handsome overmantel, palmstands, LEATHER DINING-ROOM SUITE, bookcases,. easy chairs, linoleums, child's Singer machine, tables, chairs, ladies' model, fender .and irons, electric reading lamp, toilet sets, SET OF SOLID RIMU BUNKS (made specially for bach, very serviceable), 1 LARGE ASSORTMENT GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, SAUCEPANS, and general household furnituro and sundries. Also, GRAMOPHONE AND 40 RECORDS, MANDOLIN, STEEL GUITAR, 100 WELL-BOUND BOOKS, including 10 vols. History of Great War, 6 vols History of Ireland, etc., TRIUMPH MOTOR-BIKE, in good running order, lot engineer's and carpenter's tools, blacksmith's forge (small), and a. large selection of tools. SALE 1 P.M. TO-MORROW. 292, TARANAKI STREET (top end). , Goods on view from 9.30. VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers. 808 WILSON, Auctioneer. MONDAY MORNING, sth NOV., 10.30 sharp. On premises, 106, WAIPAPA ROAD, HATAITAI.SUPERIOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, CARPET RUNNERS, LINOLEUMS AND EFFECTS, being, part-contents . 7 rooms. . ■ ' VINE AND WILSON have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. E. E. Brown to soli, as above. Full particulars later. ' VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers. Dominion avenue. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7th "NOV. ' On premises, .139, WASHINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. T7INE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, ™ have been favoured wth instructions from Mr. W. E. Millar (who is giving up housekeeping) to sell, as above. NOTE.—FuII details and time of sale will appear later. VINE AND WILSON,-Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At 1.30. SPECIAL UNRESERVED CLEARING HOMES, REMOVED FROM KARORI ROAD AND CLYDE STREET, ISLAND BAY. ALSO 6 DOZEN 4-D AY-OLD DUCKLINGS. IN THE MART, 78, LAMBTON QUAY. 480 480 ri W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, V^. have received instructions from the Vendors, to Sell— THE CONTENTS OF 2 WELL-FUR-NISHED HOMES, REMOVED TO THE MART FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. Comprising : 6 DOZ. 4-DAY-OLD DUCKLINGS GOOD COTTAGE PIANO, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 8 H.B. 6HAIRS 7PIECE DINING SUITE (in green velvet and saddlebags), RIMU BEDROOM SUITE. SINGER DROPHEAD MACHINE, OAK SIDEBOARD, 3 DUCHESSE "CHESTS DIVAN SUITE, 2 WALL MIR^ RORS. 2 DINING TABLES, 3 CARPET SQUARES. MORRIS COUCH MORRIS CHAIR, D. and S. WOOD ' BEDSTEADS, DRESSER, OAK GATE-LEG TABLE, LARGE KAURI - BEDROOM SUITE, BLANKETS SHEETS. AND QUILTS, STAIR RUNNER, sideboard, linoleums, runners, rugs, kit. table and chairs, saucepans, kettles, kerbs, 2-roller mangle, rubbish bin. carpet sweeper, chest drawers, occ. table and chairs, stretchers, bedroom ware, hand machine, plates, cups, and saucers, cutlery, curtains, and sundries too numerour to enumerate. A s the vendors are leaving Wellington, every lot will be ■ sold - . WITHOUT RESERVE/ ' aw. price, '.' Auctioneer. -F. G. TWISS. 128, FEATHERSTON STREET.' BLOCK OF LAND, KHAND ALLAH. Ol ACRES beautiful Building- Land U A 'suitable; subdivision, together with 10-rbomed residence; adjoining land subdivided, and all sold at £5 per foot. Full particulars from F. G. Twiss, 128, Featherston street. , ■ '■ ', £100 DEPOSIT. Bungalow, Khandallah, 6 rooms, every possible.- convenience, permanent water supply, large_ level section, in perfect order, .one minute from station. Absolute bargain at £1075; £100 deposit, balance at 6i per cent. . ■ MURITAI. 4-roomed Furnished Cottage, . splendid situation, excellent conveniences, handy to beach; £750; terms. . ■ HATAITAI. Bungalow of 6 rooms, with every imaginable convenience, built of best seasoned timbers, excellent position; land 40 x 140. Thora-is nothing cheaper in Hataitai than this property at £1650; terms.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1923, Page 10
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