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AUCTIONS. SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH CLASS AND COSTLY FURNITURE, AT KELBURN, TUESDAY NEXT, At 1 p.m. sharp. D ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC ~ * AUCTION * EXPENSIVE HOUSEHOLD TOBNISI :x INGS AND APPOINTMEVIfe. At the Family Residence, No. 2, NORTH TERRACE. KELBUR (close to tram). On account of Walter Saunders, Esq., wl: has left for Melbourne. 300 fcjjg 30< 1? JOHNSTON AND CO. have receive v Hi. instructions to Sell at Kolburn, < ii. ilbovc' WITHOUT RESERVE, A MOST EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE I OF COSTLY FURNISHINGS. Included in the Catalogue will be found-DRAWING-ROOM SUPEKFIN. WILTON CARPET, 13ft Oin x lift 3i and felt, MOST EXPENSIVE ~ , CUSHION CHESTERFIEL. LOUNGE, and 4 Comfy Easy Chain and 2 Special Spring Base Diva Chairs, cost £17 10s each, and upho in Figured Velvet, Window Seat, Oa Coal Vase, Antique Brass Fire Scrcei Oak Clock, Choice Ornaments an Vases, Paintings and Pictures, Car Table, Cushions,' Black Mohair Huj Oc<s, Chairs' and Tables, Pot Plant! tf etc. DINING ROOM— , AXMINSTER CARPET, latest di , sign; OAK BUFFET SIDEBOARD, SPECIAL HEAVY OAK . HIGI BACK CHAIRS, with Antique Lei tlicr Seats; ROUND OAK E\TE> ) SK)N DINING TABLE, OAI 1 MORRIS CHAIRS, "SONORA '■- CABINET GRAMOPHONE, with c? tra Diamond Disc Attachment; OAI go« DCA <Si? IKSBri N« ■I LAMP and Silk Shade; CHEbIM i) FIELD LOUNGE AND■ 2EXPKN SIVE DIVAN ROCKING CHAIRS d E.P. WARE, PICTURES, SINGE! s DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE f HALL, STAIRS AND LANDING- " 4 SOLID OAK HALL CHAIRS, E^ PENSIVE CHENILLE CURTAINS '• OAK HALLSTAND AND SETTLI a COMBINED, SHAGRASS CHAIRS 0 "KTC , CONTENTS OF SPECIALLY WELI ;> FURNISHED BEDROOMS, contair :" ing one of the finest SILVER OAI BEDROOM SUITES ever submitte '' to Auction in Wellington, comprising " Beautiful Mirror Duchesse with splaj s cd side wings, crescent front, an Cabriole lefts; special design Oak Mil ror-Door Wardrobe; Pedestal C"I 1" board, Kidney Stool and special d< V sign six-leg Bedstead, all en suite; als \ special Silver Oak Tall Boy, cost £S0 ?,: Twin Oak and Ritnu Bedsteads; be? quality Wires and Kapok Beds, li 1 lows, Oval Mirror Otfk and Rim , Duchesse Chests, Easy Chairs, Supei '" ior Carpet Squares (large and small Hearthrugs, Pink Wilton Carpet, * > Morris Chairs in moquet, Seagrae 7 Chairs, etc.; also Kitchen Utensils t ■ Bean Cutter, Elec. Iron, Alum. Sauct pans, etc., etc. >- EVERYTHING FOR ABSOLUTE SALE a On view morning of sale. i, - E. JOHNSTON, } Auctioneer. THURSDAI'. 20th FEBRUARY, 1030. At 2.30 p.m., . auction sale, auction sale. ■9100 deposit- £10( *IUU DEPOSIT *lvl ATTRACTIVE SIX-ROOMED RESIDENCE; Also, :' TWO MOST DESIRABLE SECTIONS. ;." Easiest of Terms, ,: PARKVALT3 ROAD. KARORI. i P ORDON HARCOURT, favoured wit [, instructions, will Sell by PUBLI< [■ AUCTION at his rooms, 27, Panatn ~ street, as above mentioned— '-■ A VERY SOUNDLY and Convenient!; I built Residence of 6 Rooms, oo on 3 floor, in perfect order throughout, wit E every convenience installed. Land ( !.- x 130 feet, known as No. 52, Parkval E road. ? This is a property in a good situatioi !> It is an ideal family home, and a mos j reasonable upset price has been fixed, an * all the cash required is £100. , ? 2 SPLENDID SECTIONS, being Lots rj and 4 Pt. Sect. 37, Karori Dist. Lc r 3 has aii area of over Mof an acn ■ obtains an excellent outlook, and ha !' two or more splendid sites for a home '" Lot 4 has an area of 28 perches, is a excellent site, and is practically leve Deposit £50, balance 3 years. These three' Properties, to be Sold 6ei arately, aie close to the tram and th main shopping area, and they (variant a immediate inspection. : For full particulars, apply GORDON HARCOURT, Auctioneer, v 27, Panama street. C MONDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, i. At 12 o'clock. :- At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets, ) . Dunedin. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS. VALUABLE GEORGE STREET LEASEHOLD." 1 SHOPS, OFFICES, THEATRE, ' Known as the Plaza Buildings. BEST BLOCK IN GEORGE STREET. TOHN REID "AND SONS, LTD ** instructed by Messrs John Loudo - and Henry Leathaby, will offer, as above The unexpired term of lease of Pai Section 4, Block XXI, Dunedin, and in provements thereon, comprising large an well-constructed Block of Buildings. Thi splendid site has a frontage of 62ft t the best part of George street by a dept of 165 ft and use of right-of-way. Thea \. valuable buildings, practically new, whic are in absolutely first-class order, len I themselves admirably to reconstruction : D desired to suit any class of business. Th: [- part of George street should show a coi X stahtly increasing value. h Full particulars of ground lease, rental: j and tenancies on application to ■- '■■■■ JOHN REID AND SONS, LTD., ST Auctioneers. D •■*'" E ' ,r 3 - • • . 5, IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE f; IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE I (Closing Deceased Estate). I' THAT FREEHOLD PROPERT' 3; KNOWN AS No. 161. TE ANAI |^ ROAD, HATAITAI. n To be lfeld at our Auction Rooms, j 155-157, Lambton quay (next Midland j- At 2.30 p.i.n., L WEDNESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, IBS n M ESSRS- UUNBAR SLOANE, LTI P "■*- have received instructions from tli ■IT executors of this estate 'to sell this vnli ),' able property of 7 large rooms (two-story "" having a panoramic view ol the liarboi: and surroundings. Carrara ceilings, ente taining room 30 s 14. all other rooiv I spacious and in nice order, double ga age, sunny section, 1 mm. bus stop. Th appointments are indeed up to date i every respect, and the buyer of th charming home would certainly have a that is desired. Good finance can be a: /■ ranged on this property. Suitable tw i- flats. The reserve price will be low t close the estate. Come along and get J- bargain. r' DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD., Auctioneers and Valuers. 15-1-107, Lambton t|iin.v (no*l to Midland