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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 56, 7 March 1930, Page 18

i AUCTIONS., > REORGANISATION OF BUSINESS TUESDAY NEXT, Commencing at 1 p.m. SHARP. MONSTER SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION ...'■■ 'of THE WHOLE OP THE BRANTD NEW AND Ul'-TO-L>ATE STOCK-IX-TK UJKOF OAK, ASH, AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, MOST EXPENSIVE CIILSTKUHF.LD SUITES, SUPER WILTON AND AXMIXSTEU CARPETS, RUGS, AND RUNNERS, BEDDING AND GENERAL FUKNTSHINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS" OF R. E. FLAN, LTD., HIGH-CLASS FURNISHERS, KENT TERRACE • ■■'■•■ ■* (Next De Luxe Theatre) MO BETTER FURNITURE Oil MORE UP-TO-DATE STOCK EVER OFFERED UNDER THE HAMMER IN WELLINGTON. EVERYTHING OF THE BESI\ AND TO BE SACRIFICED BY PUBLIC AUCTION R. E. FLAN, LTD., are reorganising their business, and intend disposing of all their present stock under the hammer, and reopening again in a few weeks \uth a complete'new stock under entirely new management. £4500 STOCK £1500 ' FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. E JOHNSTON & CO. have received instructions from R. E. Flan, Ltd., to sell by • PUBLIC AUCTION at their well-known shop, Kent terrace, THE'WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE. Comprising: Most expensive gold lacquered bedroom suite (4 pieces, latest design), 0 handsome oak and ash bedroom suites, oak wardrobes, oak duchesse chests, double and t single oak and rhnu bedsteads and bedding (complete), oak tallboys, oak and rimu high-back chairs, 6 latest design oak dining-room suites (each design different), comprising 4 chairs, drawleaf table and sideboard, 6 most expensive floral moquette and damask. 3-division Chesterfield suites, bales of super Wilton and Axininster carpet squares and rugs, linoleums, runners, lamp standards, lamp shades, refectory tables, rinru and oak-dinner wagons, oak and rosewood china cabinets, gateleg 1 tables, box ottomans, seagrass chairs and settees, Morris couches, dak writing desks, eiderdowns, occ. chairs and tables, Austrian chairs, 50 double and single kapok- beds, etc., in fact, everything to be found about an up-to-date and wellappointed furnishing warehouse. ■" ... .■'■'-.■ INSPECTION INVITED THE SALE. f v SALE TUESDAY NEXT, ATI- RMf SHAEP ... sFhis is.without doubt the most extensive catalogue of up-to-date and new furniture f that has been submitted to auction in Wellington for maDy years. THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME! MOST EXPENSIVE FURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICE. E. JOHNSTON .& CO., Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF THAT CHARMING HOUSE AND GROUNDS, KNOWN AS "GREENGABLES," WOBURN ROAD, LOWER HUTT ■ ~-.-' ■ (Opposite Recreation Ground) • I ■'■;.■ .'...-- On •• '" . ■'•• SATURDAY, Bth MARCH, 1930, at 2.30 p.m. SHARP. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, have received instructions from MRS. * CARVER to offer for ABSOLUTE SALE BY-PUBLIC AUCTION, on the ground, as above:— "' -~•"."... THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY containing 2- roods 36 perches, haying a front-age-of 103ft_by a depth of 231 ft (all measurements be the same a little more or ]ess),"charmingly laid'out in lawns, flower gardens, rbsery, shelter and ornamental trees and shrubs,'etc, ■''. • .' ■ ." : . TOGETHER- WITH. Beautiful Residence'thereon, known, as. "Greengables," which is a modern 2-story home, brick on thei ground floor j wood upstairs, and built of the best materials that money'can buy. The house contains ten large rooms, including billiard or dance room, also upper.; and lower, halls, glassld-in sun porch, m>to-date bathroom, electric light,-range, gas stove, every modern convenience, including double garage. .' . -. j .... '• The aspect is one'of .the best and sunniest, the "finish-and the conveniences of the house-are everything that can be desired;, and it can justly be claimed that there is no better property obtainable in'the"distriot.;lt is surrounded by beautiful homes, and is in a locality that must always hold/its value. [VERY FAVOURABLE TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. ■ FURTHER DETAILS FROM THE AUCTIONEERS; < H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, 145, FEATHERSTON-ST.,& MAIN-ST;, LOWER HUTT

IMPORTANT, AUCTION CLEARANCE '■■■■ . SALE . . - .-.. ■' : ~''■■■ : of ■ ■• HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, CAR- -, PETS, AND EFFECTS, • "At the Residence, GREENGABLES, WOBURN ROAD, LOWER HUTT, , On SATURDAY, Bth MARCH, 1930, ' At 1.45 p.m. sharp.H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, • have received instructions from A. E. CARVER, ESQ., to by Public Auction the ■-. Superior Contents of the 9-roomed Residence known as "Greengables," " consistingj of Furniture, - Carpets, ■ and Effects.' Including:— - / . BECHSTEIN- UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (pre-war model),,a perfect mr strument '• ■ ■ ■ - V HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD MAGNIFICENT CARPETS . -i OAK DINING-ROOM EXTENSION TABLE AND SUITE OAK GRANDFATHER CLOCK CHIPPENDALE DRAWING-ROOM CHAIRS, DIVAN AND UPHOLSTERED EASY CHAIRS , .'■-:• HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE ARTISTIC STANDING LAMP, (electric) Inlaid Draught Table, Single and Double Oak Beds (complete kapok Mattresses and Pillows), Special Inlaid Linoleum, "Encyclopaedia Britannica" (on Indian paper, leather bound, in neat oak bookcase, cost. £44), Oak Corner Chair, Easy and Other Chairs, Tea Service, Water Colours, Signed Etchings, Apex Vacuum Cleaner, Handsome Rocking Chair, Brass and other Jardinieres, Ornamental Palmstand, Occasional ' Tables,. Kitchen Table, Wine Tables, Unique Glass-doored China Cabinet, Minimax- Fire Extinguisher, Meccano Set (with extension railway), Bath Cradle, English Coldwell Lawn Mower ■ (a fine machine), 3 Cases New Jam Jars, Garden Stakes and Tools, Joiners Cramp, etc. , ' ' ; NOTE.—The carpets and furniture are iss new and will stand any inspection. NOTE TIME OF .SALE.—I.4S p.m. sharp. ' H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, Auctioneers, 145, Featherston street, and Main.'strict, Lower Hutt. ! SALE OF PROPERTY, ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC., " To be held at ..-'...-■■ No. 183, JACKSON-ST., PETONE (Opposite Council Chambers), On SATURDAY, Sth MARCH, at 10 "a.m. rj.KANT-FARGIE-, - favoured with, instructions from Mrs. A. M. Leatham, will submit for Sale by Public Auction A VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate 54, William-st., Pc- " tone, containing 3 bedrooms, sittingroom, kitchen, c.1., h. and c, gas and coal ranges, excellent sunny section; concrete, paths; purchaser to take over existing first mortgage of £625 (more or less); deposit of. £50 upwards will be accepted, and will be paid on fall of hammer; balance in five years at 7 per cent.; possession 10th inst. Also, on behalf of a Deceased Estate, A QUANTITY OF FURNITURE, including a Piano, Chairs, Mattresses,. Linos, etc., will be sold. GRANT-FARGIE, ' Auctioneer, H.M.C. Buildings, Lower Hutt. Auctioneer's Note.—The exceptionally low reserve and deposit should ensure _ a ■ready sale for this property, which is in ■first-class order. A complete clearance of furniture,-etc., must be made. Don't miss this-opportunity Is secure some bargains.