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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 97, 26 April 1928, Page 12

■-.-.-. --■::- AUCTIONS. -■""■-■"■"-■"■■ TO INVESTOKS! A SOUND INVESTMENT. It will be obvious to -ny. business man lhat the purchase of such commanding sites us these will be a notably .sound investment. THREE: VALUABLE CORNER BUSINESS SITES, .JACKSON STREET, PETONE. ■ TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION O-N THURSDAY EVENING, 20th APRIL, 1928, at 8 o'clock, AT THE DOMINION EARMERS' INSTITUTE. "jITESSRS S*. GEORGE NATHAN & CO. are directed to sell, as above— FIRSTLY—Lot 1 of Block 5 part section S Hutt District, having a frontage of 40ft to; Jackson street by a deptli of 100 ft to Jessie street. SECONDLY—Lot 1 of Block 3 part section 8 Hutt District, having a frontage of -tOft to/Jackson street by a depth of 100 ft to Patrick street; ADJOINING SAME JS LOT 2 of Block 3 part section 8 Hutt District, having a frontage of 40ft to Jackson street by the depth of 100 ft, all more or less. DO NOY MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SUCH MAGNIFICENT SITES IN THE.HEART OF THE BUSINESS AREA OF PETONE. Full'particulars from the Auctioneers, S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO., 21, Grey street.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. FLOCKS, LTD. ■ SALE-OF BUSINESS AS GOING : CONCERN. TO BE HELD AT ROOMS. 181, FEATHERSTON STREET, ON FRIDAY, 27th. APRIL, AT 2.30 P.M. TITESSRS. DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD., *■'■*■ have been instructed from tlie Receiver for the Debenture Holder to Sell, as a going concern, the Goodwill of the Business' and Assets, including Stock-in-trade, of Flocks, Ltd., a Private Limited Company carrying on the business of manufacturer! and vendors of flocks. Tho Sale will take place on FRIDAY, the 27th-day of April, 1028, at Rooms, 181, Featherston street, Wellington. The lease of the premises on which the business is carried on-,''a'n"d th.e'-particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at our office, or at the office of Mr. William: Whitehead.. Accountant, Union Bank-Chambers, Wellington, and all' particulars in connection with the business will "be supplied on inquiry at the Office of the Receiver, the said William Whitehead. DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD., Dunbar Sloane, Auctioneer. x TO-MORROW, at. 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR OAK HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE, FOR THE JJlkijNft-RO.GM, BEDROOM, SITTING AND KITCHEN. ' Also, Sewing machines, radiators, oilicc desk, M'Crae mattresses, carpets, rugs, liiioleum and congoleum squares, 22 pairs double and single blankets, 50 pairs sheets, pillow slips, 60 towels, table damask, meat sn/es, dustbins,; and sundries. 300-LOTS-300 IN PRICE'S.AUCTION MART, "'. 91, Dixon street (near Willis street). CW. PRICE & CO., Auctioneers, have • received instructions from the vendors to sell a large consignment of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AN]) SUNDRIES IN THE MART, AS ABOVE, At 1.30 p.m. TO-MORROW. WITHOUT RESERVE. On view from 9 a.m: Outside sales conducted. C. W. PRICE, Tel. 22-007. Auctioneer. OAK ANO)'RIMU BEDROOM SUITES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. T/INGSWAYS, LTD., will sell," as above, ■*■»• within their rooms, 78, Lambton quay. All goods must be sold regardless of price. '■. . • .;' The. principal items are: •. 1 expensive oak bedroom suile (us new), 2 good used oak bedroom suites, rimu bedroom suite, oak dining-room suite, 2 chesterfield suites (upholstered in good mociuette), 4 easy chairs, oak Morris chair, ash double bed and wire, several oak duchesses, Singer droplicad sewing machine, .'i rimu, sideboards, %-bcil and wires, M'Oae mattresses, blankets, sheets, quilts, several good Axminster carpels, rugs, muts, oak framed pictures, 12 (ins. of rooling paint, china cabinet, bathroom cabinets, Morris couch and squab, ;i pianos (all in good order), extension t:tblc, also a large selection of kitchen furniture and sundries. Also 12 YOUNG WHITE LEGHORN HENS. JAS. D. DAVIDSON, Telephone '10-372. Auctioneer. NOTE.—Our room's will be open to-mor-row night for private sales; intendinp purchasers of furniture should attend the above Bale, as goods arc in good ordei and must be cleared to-morrow.

TO-MORROW MORNING. At 10.30 o'clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION Of OFFICE FURNITURE "CUTLER ROLLER TOP DESK, IRON SAFE 24 x 30 x-24, ALMOST NEW MONARCH VISIBLE TYPEWRITER, 7 L4RGE AND SMALL TABLES, STANDS, DRESS RACKS, STOOLS, AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, DESKS, TRESSELS AND TOPS, LETTER PRESS AND STAND, SHOW TABLES, ETC., ETC. At Room No. 1 (upstairs), CROWN BUILDINGS (opp. To Aro House), Cuba street. E JOHNSTON AND CO, have received • instructions from To Aro House Drapery Co., who have given up business, to Sell as.ja.bov.eTHE BALANCE OF THE OFFICE FURNITURE/ ETC., WITHOUT RE- •■ SERVE. Sale To-moi'Vow Morning, at 10.30. Delivery immediately after Sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, ' At 1.30 o'clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION ■•'■;•-•■-..-■ of -■■■'. ■ STOCK-IN-TRADE OF CONFECTIONERY SHOW JARS, SHOW DISHES, 2 LARGE MIRRORS, COUNTER CASES, COUNTER. STAND, LARGE ICE CHEST, ICE-CREAM GLASSES, MILK SHAKE MACHINE, 3 FOLDING ' SCREENS, TEA ROOM TABLES 7 AND CHAIRS. LINOLEUMS, BEVELLED PLATE GLASS SHELVES, COUNTER CORKSCREW, AND BALANCE OF CONFECTIONERY STOCK. On the Premises, No. 104, LAMBTON QUAY. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have received • instructions from Mr. F. Ellison, whose lease has expired, to Sell on the premises,' as above, BALANCE OF CONFECTIONERY SHOW JARS, COUNTER CASE, MIRRORS, GLASS SHELVING, Etc. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers.

WEDNESDAY, 2nd MAY, 1925, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALK. 2 SHOPS AND DWELLINGS, Nos. C 8 AND 70, PIRIE STREET. 6 ROOMS, No. 6, ORIENTAL TERRACE, 6 ROOMS AND TENNIS COURT,.No. 10, SAMOA STREET (oil Henry street), KILBIRNIE. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., in conjunction with MESSRS. WHITEACRE AND DENTiCE, liayc been instructed to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, 154, I'eatherston street, as above— Nos. 08 AND 70, PIRIE STREET—Land 34ft 4in x ; .4BCt 3in,, together with tin: 2 shops aijd 3 living-rooms each, lilted with e.j.,,and all conveniences. This Property is situated in an important part of Pirie street, just at the tram stop, and at a busy shopping centre. It has a Bplcndid prospective value and the rentals show an excellent return on capital invented. No. 6, ORIENTAL TERRACE—Land 40ft x 80ft, together with dwelling of (i rooms ami all conveniences thereon, fitted with c.1., Bungalow gas cooker, Methven hot water service, etc. This Property is situated just above Oriental Bay, and commands a magnificent panoramic view of the harbour. It car be approached either/via Hawker street or by the IParadc. NOW VACANT. No, 18, SAMOA STREET, KILBIRNIIi —Ground floor House of 6 rooms, lit ted with c.1., range, porcelain bath and all conveniences. Also at the sidi a lawn tennis court. This property is well situated in a she! tcred position, aud commands an excel lent view of Evans Bay. The house is ii good oi'iler, papered with latent _ design paperings, the rooms are of good size, am altogether- the house is a very comCortablt one. The tennis lawn, whiel^ goes witl: the property, is an additional attraction. VACANT POSSESSION. ■" For further particulars, terms, and eon ditions of sale, apply to . . WHITEACRE AND DENTICE, 7, Courtenay place. Or to J. 11. BETIIUNE AND CO., , Auctioneers.

GLEN ROSA ESTATE OVERLOOKING LYALL BAY. OVERLOOKING LYALL BAY, CARLTOfi "~~~ ' —-— _ r _ ' * O"T- ---, ~—£lJ^/- **r W z* f - \ tf*\ rr —: T , \ \. a \ 7 l W,/, ,ty THIS FINE BLOCK OF LAND, HKLD FOll THE LAST THIRTY YEARS BY ONE FAMILY, HAS AT LAST BEEN SUBDIVIDED ; AND COJMK ON THE MARKET. 20 BEAUTIFUL SECTIONS, SHELTERED FROM' PREVAILING WINDS, LYING WELL TO THE SUN, EVERY LOT HAS A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE, WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEWS OF EVANS AND LYALL BAYS. BUS SERVICE (NOW EXTENDS ALONG HORNSEY . ROAD, AND ACCESS TO LYALL BAY IS EASY. PRICES ARE RIGHT PRICES ARE RIGHT ; V EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, £25 DEPOSIT, .£25 IN THREE, SIX, AND TWELVE MONTHS; BALANCE FOR THREE YEARS AT • .:-'-^; K\. ■-.; '•■• ■: •.■ : 6V& PER CENT. PER ANNUM. ... , REPRESENTATIVES ON THE GROUND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. PURDIE AND BAKER, LTD., 144, FEATHERSTON STREET.

TO-MORROW, nt 2 p.m. A LARGE CATALOGUE 01 NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PiA NO, AND OAK CANTEEN- 01-' CUTLERY. 3TO L^i s- 370 AUCTION ARCADE, AUCTION ARCADE, COURTENAY PLACE. ; COURTENAY PLACE. MESSRS. SAMSON BROS, have received instructions from the owners to sell as above — SUPERIOR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (with fine mellow tone) SMALL OAK SIDEBOARD (with bevel mirror) OAK DINING TABLE (oval shape) 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE (com- ■ plete) ■ " -2 LOUNGE CHAIRS (in saddlebags) 6-PIECE OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE DOUBLE and SINGLE AVOODEN BEDSTEADS ( ,',,... TiOK ' ' ' ' DROPHEAD SINGER SEWING: MACHINE Hallstand', occasional tables, carpet squares, hearthrugs, linoleums, Remington portable typewriter, violin and case, writing desk, marble clock, copper kerb, cutlery, crockery, glassware, kitchen utensils, 500 .sheets galvanised iron, 50 gals, assorted paint, 1 bacon slicer. ' . J. M. SAMSON, Auctioneer. NOTE.—The Auction Arcade will bo Open To-morrow Evening aa usual.