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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 70, 24 March 1931, Page 16

LIQUIDATION SALE. HUTT CABINET CO. On the Premises, MAIN ROAD, LOWER HUTT (Near Bus Stop). TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. (Continue All Day). £2000 STOCK £2000 STOCK £2000 STOCK £2000 STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE, CARPETS, CHESTERFIELD SUITES. BEDROOM: AND DINING-ROOM SUITES, CRYSTAL, ETC. £[LVERSTONE AND CO., Auctioneers. ELECTRIC AND DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINES, LINOLEUMS. RUGS, KAPOK BEDDING, GATELEG AND OTHER TABLES, BEDS AND WIRES. SIDEBOARDS. MORRIS COUCHES, ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS, AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER LOTS. WITHOUT RESERVE. I. SILVERSTONE, Auctioneer.

AUCTION MEAT SALES, DAILY, FROM 9 A.M. COURTENAY PLACE. COURTENAY PLACE. "iUESSRS. SAMSON BROS, will sell A'-*- daily, on behalf of the vendors, 500 LAMBS All Meat sold in large or small quantities to suit buyers. Butchers and the Trade supplied at less than wholesale price. ALL MEAT FRESH KILLED DAILY AT THE MUNICIPAL ABATTOIRS. J. M. SAMSON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. At M'Lcan street (opp. Wallaccville Railway Station), Upper Hutt. (Sec flag.) T^INGSWAY'S, LTD, AUCTIONEERS, ■"- will Soil at the above address the Contents of Home, as owner leaving, all without reserve. Comprising: Oak Gateleg Table and Chairs, Oak Duchesse and Pedestal, Double Beds, Single Beds, Mattresses, Sideboard, Linos, Carpet, Rugs, Rimu Duchesses, Chests, 7-piece Dining Suite, Bedding, Pictures, Stretchers, Wardrobes, and a General Assortment of Crockery, Pots, Pans, and sundries, and "Tunger" Battery Charger. JAS. D. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer.

FIREWOOD, CORRUGATED IRON and 3 BUILDER'S SHEDS. AUCTION TO-MORROW MORNING at 10.30 o'clock. At the Timber Yard at the end of Waterloo quay (immediately behind Co-opera-tive Dairy Freezing Co.'s Store). See red flag. jTINGSWAY'S, LTD, AUCTIONEERS, ■*■*■ will Sell without reserve at the above store. Comprising: About 60 Cords of Split Logs, dry and ready for cutting into small blocks; the very thing for bakers and housel^jfclers in general. Also: About 100 Sheets of Corrugated Iron and 3 Builder's Sheds. NOTE.—The Saw Bench will be left for a few days, and arrangements can be made to have wood sawn up. JAS. D. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. REAL BARGAIN. T>EAD these facts and then arrange with -*-*1 us to motor you to inspect at once. TEN-ROOMED Two-story residence, built of best timbers, all in excellent order, modern conveniences, large rooms, most attractive lay-out, very sunny. Close to tram, yet away from noise. Would cost to build to-day between £2000 and £3000. Make ideal convalescent home or private hospital. PRICE £1750. • G. G. TOLHURST AND SON, Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank of N.Z. Bldgs., Lambton quay.

A WONDERFUL BARGAIN. PRICE 5 DEPOSIT £910. ROOMS. £SO. A CHARMING Little Bungalow of five .rooms, on a sunny section, in Northland; only five minutes' walk from the tram and bus route. The cosy interior is of most convenient design, fitted with all the modern conveniences. Separate detached wireless room or bach; workshop in basement. Solidly and soundly built, and in thorough order; concrete foundations; concrete paths. The mortgages on the property totalled £1040, but the second mortgagee is prepared to sacrifice the whole of his equity to effect an immediate sale. The price represents the amount of the first mortgage plus expenses only. Pay £80 in cash aud take over the first mortgage of £836 at 5% per cent., with still 17 years to run. CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT TO REMIND YOU TO INQUIRE IN THE MORNING.

J. H. BETHUNE & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. 154-156, FEATHERSTOM STREET. (Established 1877.) Members Real Estate Institute. Telephones: 12-061. 42-065. Private: 24-060. "f* OLDEN Grain"—-Finest quality VT whisky, specially imported by Grand Hotel, Willis-st. Quarts 12s Cd, ■pints 6a 6d. J