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- y AUCTIONS. . ji. _ . — [WEDNESDAY, 28th JANUARY, 1931, At 2.30 p.m. SOLIDLY-BUILT 5-ROOMED HOUSE, EXCELLENTLY SITUATED. CORNER DUNCAN AND NAUGHTON TERRACE, KILBIRNIE. , MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been instructed to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Corner Featherston , and Brandon streets, as above— iTo. 22, NAUGHTON TERRACE, corner DUNCAN TERRACE. Land 40ft x 90ft, together with solidly built house of 5 rooms, bathroom, and all conveni- ■ ences. Only a few yards off the tram line, this property is exceptionally well situated, the surrounding properties being very attractive. The house is very comfortably arranged, tod, being on a corner, all of the rooms feet the sun. It is fitted with electric light, range, gas gtove, porcelain bath, and hand basin, jtnpboards, etc. 'A. PROPERTY WE CAN RECOMMEND ■ WITH EVERY CONFIDENCE. , 1 For further particulars and arrangements to view, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. *" AT LOWER HUTT. FRIDAY MORNING, at 10.30 o'clock. SALE OF SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. iTTALTJABLE AND WELL-MADE Lj ' DOLLS HOUSE, AX. CARPET, Bugs, Curtains, 4 High-back Rimu Chairs and Rimu Sideboard, 2 Gate-leg Tables, SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE pnd 2 DIVAN CHAIRS, upbol. in moQuette, Valuable BRUNSWICK GRAMOPHONE, cost £43, and 50 Records, Round Table, Pot Plants, Ottoman Couch, Double fcimu Bedstead, W.W. Mattress and Bedding, complete, Chest Drawers, Cupboard, table, Chairs, Yard Broom, Kitchen Utenirith oval mirror and 2 side mirrors, BOUNDED SOLID END SILVER ASH 1 BEDSTEAD, complete with mattresses, >sh Stool, and Pedestal Cupboard, cost EAST (2nd House past Waimu road), ipOOTrVELY NO RESERVE. ' E JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1931, At 2.30 p.m. { ' AUCTION SALE UPPER/HUTT BUNGALOW. GG. TOLHURST AND SON have re- • ceived instructions to offer by Pubfic Auction, at their rooms, Bank of New Zealand Buildings, Lambton quay, on the ibove-mentioned date, 'BRICK CBO«E AR. LOs¥cT^N, LARGE " This desirable property is situated on Hie corner of Richmond street and Main load, Upper Hutt, and will be offered for tale as a whole or in two separate lots. The house comprises a Brick Bungalow M 5 rooms and usual modern conveniences. The land is 2 Level Sections, having an area of 1 rood 26.9 perches. Further details' and conditions of sale from / The Auctioneers, j • G. G. TOLHURST AND SON, | Bank of New Zealand Buildings, r Lambton quay. . * POLICE DEPARTMENT. BALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. f|"T is hereby notified that Unclaimed *■ Property in the hands of the Police it Wellington -will, if not claimed before gVTURDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1931, be Lid thereafter by Public Auction. Particulars as to the time and place ot bale may be obtained from the SupcrinCommissioner of Police. _ Wellington. 24th December, 1930. PUBLIC TRUST AUCTION SALE (Preliminary Notice) Of PROPERTIES IN CITY, NEWTOWN, AND JOHNSONVILLE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION On fIVEDNESDAY, 11th FEB., at 2.30 p.m., At DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE, ROOM 11, Featherston street. .TIfESSRS. HORACE BAKER, LTD., A**- have been instructed by the Public {Trustee to Sell by Public Auction the Undermentioned Properties:— £1) 259, RINTOUL STREET, Wellington " —House of 6 rooms, handy position; : land 32ft x 100 ft approx. Terms, ! cash. (Estate of A. M. Harrison, de- ' ceased.) jkL) .3, SALISBURY TERRACE-6-rd. Dwelling, in a much-sought-after loc- ) ality; land 40ft x 100 ft, approx. Terms, } cash. (Estate of Janet Henshilwood, I deceased.) 13) 11, LA VINA AVENUE (off Epuni ■ street)—4-rd. Dwelling, usual conveni- '■ ences, gas lighting and cooker; land ! 68ft i 85ft, approx. Terms, cash. (Estate of R. B. Murray, deceased.) M) EARP STREET, Johnsonville—4-ril. Dwelling, all conveniences, including electric light and gas stove; land 38ft x 150 ft. Terms, cash. (Estate of W. C. Purdie, deceased.) For further particulars apply to the District Public Trustee, Wellington, or to ■the Auctioneers, Messrs. Horace Baker, JUd., 233, Lambton quay, with whom appointments to view can be (made. ; ' AUCTION SALE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON.' /f . ' .' :, .__,; '.- •■ jit 1 p.m., ON PREMISES, 15, DOUGLAS STREET. |T\OHERTY AUCTIONEERING, LTD., <*-' favoured with instructions from Mr. Greener to Sell the whole of his Superior Household Furniture and effects [without reserve. CONSISTING OF 1 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (as new), in Moquette; 1 OAK STAINED RIMU GATELEG TABLE; 19 x 9 Carpet Square, 1 Box Top Wood Kerb, Good Lino and ' H. Rugs, 1 ENGLISH OAK SIDE- ' BOARD (good design), (i DINING- • ROOM CHAIRS, MORRIS •: COUCHES, ENGLISH DINNER SET, TEA SET, GLASSWARE, ';■ ■ ORNAMENTS. . PICTURES, 3 ' DUCHESSE CHESTS, 1 WARD- ■" ROBE, 2 FOLDING BEDS, :;■ 4YDS 271N AXMINSTER RUNNER, 3 CONGOLEUM SQUARES, Good Lino, 2 SINGLE BEDSTEADS. 1 4ft 6in BEDSTEAD in LIGHT RIMU, V GOOD MACHINE, Table Mangle, Alum. Saucepans, Bedding, Blanket^, Linen, etc., Gas Stove, New Power Electric Iron, Meat Safe, and Brooms, Mops, etc.. Rubbish Bin, and General -'" Household Sundries. \ . ■ Everything spotlessly clean and in good order. ?s?o reserve. every lot must be cleared. Bale at 1 p.m., FRIDAY, on Premises, 15, J3ouglas street (off Tasman street), near Boys' Institute (see^ag). J)OHERTY AUCTIONEERING, LTD., ; W. M'DONALD, j Auctioneer.