AUCTIONS. wALSbSi°o^iS^iosETHURSDAY NEXT, Commencing at 1 p.m. sharp INTERESTING AUCTION SALE of A PC E °R¥dB CTC^ms OFAN^ LSf. (On account of whom it may concern ) T? JOHNSTON AND CO. have received ■M* instructions to Sell at their Mart as above:— WITHOUT RESERVE; £400 WORTH OF PERIOD FURNI**UUTUKE, beautifully finished and new, comprising:— 12 «aS ilfuf: HOL. IN REAL HIDE; 2 JACOBEAN REFECTORY TABLES.6 VALUABLE "HEPPLEWHITE" MAHOGANY .DINING CHAIRS IN REAL HIDE 6 EXPENSIVE COMFY WALNUT LOUNGE CHAIRS WITH C4.NE BACKS AND SIDES and LOOSE DOWN CUSHIONS, 8 WALNUT BRIDGE AND FIRESIDE CHAIRS, ■6 RIMU FIRESIDE CHAIRS 5 SOLID MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFEE TABLES, 2 NESTS WALNUT AND MAHOGANY TABLES. 4 WINE TABLES, WALNUT CANE TOP STOOLS, 2 ROSEWOOD STOOLS, , WITH QUEEN ANNE LEGS, 2 OLD OAK HALL CHAIRS, BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET, 2 SPECIALLY GOOD 3- •■ PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITES, ETC., ETC. This is a very special catalogue of beautifully finished Chairs, etc. Furniture that seldom is seen in an auction mart, and must be seen to be appreciated. On view To-morrow, Afternoon, from 2 till 5, and morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., "Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston-st. GIGANTIC ANTIQUE SALE. AT McKEXNA'S (The New Zealand Christie's), 18, 24, Molesworth street. TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. sharp. WE HAVE A FrXE SKLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE TO OFFER, AS FOLLOWS:— Lacquered Side Table with drawer; English Oak Carved Hall Seat; Mahogany " Chairs; Mahogany Buffet; Large Oak ■ Wardrobe with Oval Mirror; Oak Bed . and Wire; Black Oak Sideboard; Piano by best German maker; Cheval Duch-1 esse; 4 Chests of Drawers; OvallOak Dining .Table; Rimu Duchesse; 3 Easy Upholstered Chairs; Upholstered Fire-. side Stool; 2 Bos Ottomans, one with j head-rest; 4 Rimu ILB. Chairs; Oak Piano Stool; Revolving Bookcase in1 . Oak; Amphanola Cabinet Gramophone and Records; 5-valve Portable Wireless' Set; Ovennantel in mahogany frame; ' Fireside Chairs, Persian Rugs. .ALSO, a good, variety of China, Glassware, Ornaments, Jewellery, etc., etc., SALE COMMENCES AT 2 P.M., AT OUR SPACIOUS ROOMS, OPPOSITE HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT. J. F. MeKEXNA, Auctioneer. NOTE.—Sales Arranged at Shortest Notice. Consult us before selling. TO-MORROW, 2 p.m., MANNERS STREET (opp. Regent, next Mdiy Garden's). AUCTION SALE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COSTLY ..CHESTERFIELD SUITE (uplfol. in Genoa Velvet), OAK and RIMU SIDEBOARDS, TABLES, H.B. CHAIRS, PICTURES, ORNA- - MENTS, REAGRASS CHAIRS, WARDROBES, DUCHESSE CHESTS, S. and D. BEDSTEADS, Wires, McCrac Mattresses Folding Bedsteads, Slrclchci.s Skin M.Us, Gateleg Tables, Woodon Cots, B.iby High : Chair, and general selection .Household Goods. AlsoH.M.V. PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE (including Records) SINGER DROPHEAD MACHINE Ladies' Golf Sticks and Bag, 3 Lawn Mowers, Gas Stove, etc. SALE 2 P.M., MANNERS-ST. MART. Goods on view from 9 a.m. TJAMSEY. WILSON AND CO., r-V' Manners street and Bond sticet. Telephone 42-785. Telephone 43-553. RAMSEY WILSON, Auctioneer. properties for sale. * rich drained swamp land. Handy palmerston'north. A "CONSIDERABLE area , has been •fS- . ploughed. Areas from 50 to 80 acres. Estimated carrying capacity three cow? to four acres. Terms to practical farniers, 10 per cent, deposit,'ls per cent, to bp spent in- permanent improvements. Inspection arranged with bona fide purchasers. ■. * ■. . ,--...'■ LOWER HUTT. ' EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. One and a half acres Rich Flat Land, suitable for intensive cultivation, together with Modern Bungalow,■ of 5 rooms, kitchenette, all conveniences, niotor garage, arid detached room. Garden, grass tennis lawn, etc. Price for. the lot only £ 1525. Owner -would consider exchanging this lightly-mortgaged property for a dairy farm. • ■•■•... MORTGAGEE SELLING. ' ATTRACTIVE ROUGH-CAST . HOME ; . LOWER HUTT. T Ideal section, laid out in lawn, garden, rosary, with' large assortment standard and other roses; live hedges, wellsheltered, sunny position. Modern fiveroomed House, with every convenience, hot and cold water, porcelain bath ■ and basin, etc. Concrete garage, fowl runs, etc. . Selling • under Government valua-' tion. Price only £1500; favourable terms arranged. STAND ANY;. INSPECTION H. ERNEST LEIGHTON," LIMITED. WELLINGTON AND LOWER HUTT. FIVE ' JOHN STREET £725 ROOMS VICINITY. £725 ' A FINE little Residence of five r*■ rooms, close to tram, and ■ only one section from Courtenay place. A HANDY RESIDENCE, comfortable and in a'• sunny■ position. '. " . . , A SPLENDID INVESTMENT, easily let. and will show a good return.-with a sure increase in value. . ■ PRICE £725. A LOWER HUTT HOME. ' ■ An attractive Modern Bungalow of six rooms, charmingly situated in grounds covering over quarter of an acre. A little stream rims through the grounds, which are beautifully laid out in lawns, ' flower-beds, rockeries, with an ornamental bridge and pergola. Room for tennis court. Large garage. ■ The owner has purchased a small i farm, and in order to sell before he leaves Wellington is askin" only . " ' £1750. . ■ ■■ '• Including part of the furniture. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND'AGENTS.' 154-156, FEATHERSTON STREET Chief Agents Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. Members' Real Estate Institute. Telephones:----42-004 42-OOJ Private: 24060. • . '
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 28, 2 August 1932, Page 14
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