AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 19th MAY, 1925, At 1 p.m. ■■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS. at t<lo Residence, No. 229, THE TERRACE. ' In tho Estate late Rosanna Wheeler. ]VP S ™S>, J- I~BETHUNE AND J b(J; lla^o been favoured with instructions from tho Trustees in the above Jiatalo to sell by Auction at tho Re'sidonco .as .above.— CONTENTS OF 8 ROOMS, Including: I LARGE MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD ! (P-ff- mirrors, beautifully carved), I OAk GATKLKG TABLE, INDIAN S U<> (16ft x 15ft), UPRIGHT I t-RAND PIANO by MoriU Gudo, 'KUNfRES uRAgg TRAY LARGE VKNETIAX PIER GLASS, CIItVAL MIRROR DUCHESSE, 1 OAK AND RIMU WARDROBES, colonial couch, engraving "Relief of Lucknon," e.tsy chairs, cork linoleum, - electric reading lamp,'wicker chair, music stand, hallstand, 3 chests' of drawers, d. and s. bedsteads, mangle, bicycle, screen, dressmaker's model, pot plants and ferns, kitchen utensils, crockery, and sundries. On view. Monday afternoon and morning of sale, . ■ •: J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., •. Auctioneers. ■ WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY 1925 At 2.30 p:m. 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE, 79, Hawkestono street. "R/TESSRS J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. J-"Jl- havo been instructed by the owner, who is leaving New Zealand, to soil by Auction at their Rooms, Fcatherston ' street, as above— PT. LOTS 3 and 4, SECTION 551, D.P. 364, Wellington, land measuring 20ft x "60ft. and the 7-Toomed Residence and all offices thereon, known as 79, Hawkestono street. This most centrally-situated property is thoroughly up-to-dato in every respect. The interior is particularly well arranged and designed, beautiful paparings, and in thoroughly good order. Fitted with bathroom, with bath, basin, and shower, re: wired for new electric power, hot and. cold water system and hot point. : The house is |a mostrcomfortablo one. No climb or steps,, only 5 minutes' walk from tho Government Buildings /select locality. Vacant. Possession can be arranged. For conditions of 1 salo and arrangements to view, apply J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. GREAT AUCTION ■ SALE OF DRAPERY,. COSTUMES, Etc. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY -. ■ "■ NEXT. Starting 2 p.m. each day.. 'At C. W. PRICE'S AUCTION MART, 78-80, Lambton quay. > £750 SrSry* £750 , Including HOUSEHOLD LINEN MANCHESTER GOODS, BLANKETS, COLOURED RUGS, LARGE ASSORTMENT LADIES' NEW AND UP-TO-DATE COSTUMES, AND QUANTITY OF ASSORTED ENGLISH DRAPERY SAMPLES, ' LEATHER PURSES, MUSIC ' CASES, Etc. CW. PRICE will hold a groat clear- • ingssale of genuine good new Drapery, under instructions, from the owner, , who has imported .considerably more than required, and who now ;has to convert into cash. - , THE LINES INCLUDE: SINGLE BED SHEETINGS DOUBLE BED SHEETINGS PILLOW CASES PILLOW SHAMS. - SINGLE AND DOUBLE MARCELLA DAMASKS DAMASK TABLECLOTHS SERVIETTES WHITE AND COLOURED TURKISH TOWELS TEA TOWELS, HANDKERCHIEFS BLASTS™' STO™*: Also, AN • ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' WINTER COSTUMES, IN THE VERY 1 NEWEST MATERIALS AND STYLES. Goods on view each morning prior to sale. EVERY LINE WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. C. W. -PRICE, LTD., Auctioneers, Etc. ■ C. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 20th MAY, ' At 1 p.m. WIRELESS RECEIVING SET. BY AUCTION AT VINE'S AUCTION MART, 107, Customhouse quay. ■VTINI3 AND CO. have received instruc- » tions to sell by auction as above— 1 5-VALVE "TUNED ANODE" WIRELESS RECEIVER, encased in grey oak folding door cabinet Machine takes in all New Zo-iland, Australian, and American broadcastings. Accessories with receiver Complete bet Valves, Tuning Coils, and Pa.r Head phones. Also, COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED AND }\IIirD 4 UNIT RADIO RECEIV KR, 5 valves, no accessories VINE AND CO, Auctioneers, 107, Customhouse quay. E. P. LEVIEN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY, 1925, At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE. >V£\ OIL PAINTINGS WATER ' V COLOURS AND PICTURES ABSOLUTELY wTtiIOUT RESERVE, With tho Exception of Fi\o Amongst tho Cataloguo will be found £prks by E W Christmas W G Baker, W 1- Barraud, R Proctor, W M Uodgkins, J M Madden, D X Richmond, and othors'. At Their Rooms, 195, LAMBTON QUAY MESSRS lIARCOURT AND CO will - Sell by Public Auction at thoir rooms on Wednesday Next, at 1 30 p m , Paint ings and Pictures as ibovo mentioned - HARCOURT AND CO, " - " Auctioneers. 'ANTED-to Sell, RAn.WAY IRON, \ drums longtha, Second hand Pulleys Shafting Gruidblonos Wires Rope, Tanks, W ail Drill, Square Forge, Vises, and all kinds of Iron for concrete work I'LVKNS AND CO . Strap Aieial and Machinery Merchants 132, Ahol Smith struct Telephone 20 353 WHITE WASTE PAPER. TO BUTCHERS, GROCERS FISH MERCHANIS, ETC. WE c-m supply Glean White Paper, suitable lor wrapping, m any qu intitic Apply PUBLISHER.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 114, 18 May 1925, Page 8
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