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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 72, 26 March 1931, Page 24

AUCTIONS. ANOTHER UNIQUE AUCTION SALE. At MeKEX X A" S (The New Zealand "Christie's"). WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ** 011 account of B. L. Seton-Winton, Esq., who is leaving for England, THE EXT IKE CONTENTS AXD AP POIXTMEXTS OF HIS FLAT. COM I PRISING 20 YEARS OF CAREFUL PERSONAL SELECTION IX Al" RICA. .INDIA. AFGHANISTAN PERSIA. CHINA. KOREA, JAPAN". AXU OTHER PLACES WHERE THE ORDINARY TOURIST DOES NOT TOUCH. For Convenience of Sale, All Goods have been Removed to our Rooms.. AND INCLUDE: Magnificent Korean Brass-bound Kiaki Wood Family Record Repository, Brassbound Chinese Blackwood Chest, lined with camphor wood; Brass-bound Chinese Solid Camphor Wood Chest'; Carved and Inlaid Persian and Indian Coffee and Oe- ■ c.isional Tables; Skins of Very Rare African and Tndian Wild Animals, including African blue monkey, ■ Uganda blucbuck, Chanler's reed buck. Grants-gazelle, Thou)-. I son's gazelle, zebra, Uganda, wild tat, Indian spotted deer, Boh or reedbuek, etc., mounted as rugs: 2 Remarkable War Drums, from Uganda, usorl''during the Sudanese War: Extremely Rare African Examples in Native Harp. Afar Weapons, etc.; an Exceptionally Fine Set "of Bagpipe:;, made by I.awrie, of-Glasgow.' and with.Henderson Chanter, made of African I blackwood, African elephant ivory, and mounted with solid silver; Superior Oak Bedroom and Dining-room Furniture; a Collection of Old Silver, China, Lacquer, Crystal, and many others. THIS IS ANOTHER GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW ZEALANDERS TO SECURE GENUINE ARTICLES SHOWING CUSTOMS OF OTHER LANDS. NOW ON VIEW. TO BE SOLD TUESDAY, 3.lst MARCH, f At 1.30 p.m. sharp. ■ M c X EN N A ' S ■• iThc New Zealand "Christie's"), 24G, Lambton quay. AVclliogton. J. F. McKENXA, Auctioneer. SALE BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE AND UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. . WEDNESDAY, THE Ist DAY OF APRIL, 1931. GORDON HARCOURT, acting under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court at AVellington, will offer for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Auction Rooms. 27, Panama streej:, AVellington, on AVEDNESDAY, the Ist day of APRIL, 1931, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, ALL THAT piece of land, situated in the Land District of AVellington containing twenty-six decimal six six perches (21J.U6 pers.) be the same a little more or less being part of Section S AA'atts Peninsula District and'being also Lot ;~> on Deposited Plan SJB9 and the I whole of the land comprised in Ccrti-1 ficatc of Title Volume 384 Folio 233.) SUBJECT to the fencing covenant! contained in Memorandum of Trans- j fer Registered Number 80143, AND SUBJECT to Memorandum of Mortgage Registered Number 207G83 securing repayment of the sum of One Thousand one hundred and forty-five pounds fourteen shillings and ninepence; (£1143 l#s -Del). THIS PROPERTY IS SITUATED -AT DARLINGTON ROAD. MIRAMaR, WELLINGTON, ajjd consists of a dwell- - inghouse of five rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, and washhouse, and all conveniences. '.'.•' The Mortgagee's estimate of value and application to sell can be inspected.at ths offices of the Registrar" of the Supreme Court at AVellington.. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the Offices of the Registrar aforesaid, or at the offices of MESSIEURS PERRY^■ PERRY, AND POPE, Solicitors, D.1.C.. Building; Brandon street, Wellington. . ■ - . ■ SALE BY ORDER.OF MORTGAGEE. TUESDAY. 31st DAY OF MARCH, 1931, at 2.30 p.m. I GORDON HARCOURT will sell l.y Pub-i lie. Auction at his Rooms, No. 27, | Panama, street, AVellington,'. on the above 1 date— , ' ■' . : . j DAA'ELLING of 0 rooms and usual eon-j venienees, situate at 78, DONALD) STREET, RARORL. .Freehold Section! containing 21.9 perches, part Section 30. lyirori District. Lot T, D.P. 871.!). and all land in C.T. 355/73, subject to Order-in-Coiincil 1357. I YmthcT particulars and 'twins of sale! from Auctioneer, or from MESSIEURS; FIELD, LUCKIE. AND WIREN. Fourth ! Floor, D.1..C. Building, Brandon street,! Wellington. Solicitors for the Mortgagee, j TO-MORROW, : At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE,OF SUPERIOR OAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OAK TABLE GRAMOPHONE,' CARPET . SQUARES. IN PRICE'S AUCTION MART. 91, DIXON STREET. p W. PRICE AND.CO., AUCTION/l * EERS,.have received- instructions from the VENDORS to sell a quantity of FURNITURE, sent to the Mart for Sale. COMPRISING OAK BEDPvOOM SUITES, DIVAN SUITES, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, CARPET SQUARES. DARK OAK AVARDROBE. AVERY PLATFORM SCALES, ROUND OAK DINING TABLES. SIDEBOARDS, LARGE EX. DINING TABLES. S S. WOOD BEDSTEADS1. AND MATTRESSES, Linoleums, Carpets. KapokBeds, Runners, S.G. Chaird, Crockery, Cutlery, Groceries, AVringer, Mangle, 19 New Casement Blinds, Carpet Sweeper, 8 Large Engravings, Doll's Pram, Morris Couches and Chair?, 10 Duchesse Chests, Good Double AVardrobo (no mirrors'), Cabin Trunks, S Lino and Congo. Squares, Arm Chair, Cots, Cupboard. Blankets, Sheets, Toircls, Camp Stretchers, S.G. Table, I'oir Mats, Copper Kerbs and Screens. Safe. Axe. Brooms, Tub, Chairs, Chesterfield Couch, etc., etc. Tb'o room is packed to' (ho door with Jootl Clean Furniture For sale WITHOUT RESERVE. OPEN TILL 0 P;M. TO-MORROW. C. W. PRICEg, Auctioneer.