AUCTIONS. SATURDAY, 6th NOVEMBMEK, 1926, At 1 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINT- . MENU'S. At the Residence, No. 35, RIBBLE STREET.', ISLAND BAY (Get off at Mersey street stop.) MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. hr k ve been instructed by Mr. H. T. Jameson, who is leaving Wellington, to sell by Auction, at his residence, an HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE IN BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE (3 pieces) OAK DOUBLE BEDSTEAD AND W.W. 6 HIGH-BACK RIMU DINING CHAIRS DROPHEAD SINGER. SEWING MACHINE, in splendid order. Chesterfield, 'in saddlebag, extension din- ,, ing table, mohair table cover, rocking easy chair, cheval duchesse, M'Crae mattress, kapok bedstead, Austrian chairs, whatnot, double and single iron bedsteads and w.w., blankets, sheets, towels, linen, etc., brass fen--der and brasses, vases, - - rdiniere, rattan chairs, aluminium saucepans, pots, and crockery, electric iron, office chair, book case, six pictures, dressmaker's model, oval table, lawnmower (ball bearing), garden tools^ clippers, 50ft armoured liose. On view morning of sale. The furniture is in good order and our instructions are to jell WITHOUT RESERVE. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, 1.45 p.m. AT RESIDENCE, No. 37, PIRIE-ST., AT RESIDENCE, No. 37, PIRIE-ST., Off Kent terrace. See Flag! . . ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE. Comprising:— MAGNIFICENT OAK GRAND PIANO (by Morley, London, a very handsome instrument, in beautiful English oak case, rich mellow tone, and practically new, cost 100 gns.) COSTLY OAK BEDROOM SUITE (very superior, made from selected oak), Largo Oval Mirror Wardrobe, Large and Special-designed Duchesse (oval mirror), D.W. Bedstead, Pedestal, and Reinforced Wire (cost 48 gns.) HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SUITE (3 pieces, very latest, uphol. in best English moquette, colour fawn, black, and mauve, as new, well made) HEART RIMU BEDROOM SUIT (beautifully made), Oval Wardrobe, Duchesse, D.W. Bedstead, Pedestal and Wire (well polished) OAK CHINA CABINET (very pretty design), see this, you'll buy. SUPERIOR RIMU SIDEBOARD (well made, latest design, oval mirror). 300 LOTS 300 RAMSEY WILSON & CO., 98, MANNERS STREET, have been favoured with_ instructions'from Mrs. Grieve to conduct this IMPORTANT SALE OF COSTLY FURNITURE, as above. Also— Tapestry Carpet (12 x 9), Dining Table and. Cover, H.B. Chairs, Armchairs, Large Lovely Reversible, Wool Rug, Kerb and Irons, Superior Set Bookshelves, Vases and Ornaments, Upholstered Window Seat, Curtains, Blinds, Picture, Nice Seagrass Chairs/ China Cabinet, Rugs, Coal Box, Occ. Table, Cop." Kerb, Hall Curtains, Slip Mats, 2 Oak H.B. Chairs, Door Mat, Red Mohair Rug, Oak Club Kerb, Rev. Wool Rug (4x7), Good Iron Cot, Double Oak. Bedstead and Wire, Plunket Cot, WERTHEIM MACHINE (box top, 6 drawers), Baby's High Chair, Clock, Austrian Chairs, Gateleg Table, also Wringer, Lawnmower, Hedge Clippers, etc., and 150 POT PLANTS (consisting o£ special varieties of Gloxinias, Begonias, Cyclamens, and Asparagus). SALE 1.45 TO-MORROW, No. 37, PIRIE STREET. SPECIAL NOTE.—Everything is practically brand new, and in beautiful order. FURNITURE AND PIANO BUYERS. You will find something choice at this sale. Goods on view from 9 a.m. Telephone 42-785. RAMSEY WILSON, Auctioneer, Manners street. AUCTION SALE OF No. 124, OHIRO ROAD, PROPERTY. To Close Deceased Estate. VACANT POSSESSION. "\fESSRS< LONGMORE AND CO. are ■*■'-*- instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late James Howie to offer for sale by Public Auction on FRIDAY, the 12th NOVEMBER, 1926, at 2.30 p.m., at the Conference Hall, Dominion Farmers' Institute, Ltd., Featherston street— That most desirable, well-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing 8 large rooms (with sleeping balcony) and every modern convenience, including : hot and cold water service, electric light throughout, gas stove and cooking range, linen press, wardrobes, etc. Known as No. 124, Ohiro road. The house is exceedingly well built, having been erected by the late Mr. Howie for his own use, and ■' is in first-class order. The roof is of Marseilles tiles, and a number fef the rooms have steel ceilings. The property is situated within one minute of the Brooklyn, tram and Central Park, and commands a splendid view of city and harbour (and has an area of nearly Vi acre of land). The key of house is at our office, and we shall be pleased to show prospective purchasers through the property and give any further information required. LONGMORE AND CO., Property Auctioneers, Baker's Buildings, Featherston street. (Further Auction Sales Solicited.) ENGLISH PIANOS, ENGLISH PIANOS, On Remarkably Easy Terms. SAMSON BROS. AMSON BROS. Are now able to supply the Celebrated ENGLISH UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS, ENGLISH UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS, ENGLISH UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS, By "John Baxendale," London, On the Following Easy Terms: CASH PRICE, £70. ON TERMS, £77. DEPOSIT, £10. And the Balance Payable by 10s per week. These High-grade models in Rosewood and English Oak, are now o,n view. SAMSON BROS., SAMSON 8R05.,. Piano and Gramophone Importers, 19, Courtenay place. WANTED TO BUY, SCRAP Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, and Cast Iron; also Old Rope, Rags, Sacks, and Sacking. STEVENS & CO., Upper Abel '".mithst.- Tel. 20-333. WANTED to Sell, New Surfacer and '* Thicknesser, latest type, ball bearing, suit joiner or cabinetmaker, will sell at landed cost, cash or terms. Apply A Goodwill and Co., Farish-st. WANTED Sell> Upholstered Furniture '* to you, anything in this trade, largest stocks of moquettes, damasks, tapestries. Open Upholstering Factory, Boul-cott-st. \\J ANTED Sell, Timber, aH descriptions;' Doors, Windows, Mantels, and Grates, Iron, Roofing Tiles, Gas Coppers, Ranges, and Hot-water Service, Cupboards, Coppers, Tubs,. W.C. Fittings, Bricks, Ice Chest. 19, Abel Smith-st. J7ASY Instalments, Janea-built Furniture. £20, 5s per week; £40, 10s; £80, 2Qg. Janes and Co., Riddiford-ist, \JUHY not have good Furniture when you can et it on such easy terms at Art Cabinet Co, Ltd., 247. Upper Cnba-
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 110, 5 November 1926, Page 14
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