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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 6, 6 July 1935, Page 16

i AUCTIONS. I SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY i THE TERRACE AND VIVIAN STREET, ; ' On WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1935, i . At 12 o'clock noon. . , " " ' ' "! "AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS— ' * : ' 111 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. . |\fESSRS.-S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO., in conjunction with MESSRS. FINCH, 1U- WEBSTER,- &■ OSWIN, are directed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late : Mrs. A. E. Bluudell to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above:— FIRSTLY, the VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated No. 331 The Terrace, comprising 1 rood 15.6 perches, more or less, being part Town Section 135, City of Wellington, having a frontage of 91ft Sin to The Terrace and 12ft to Vivian Street; TOGETHER WITH THE FAMILY RESIDENCE THEREON, capable of being converted- into two flats with ample room to build a further home or another building of flats; also 3-RD. COTTAGE, let at 15/- week. -A glorious uninterrupted view is obtainable from this site, and there is not a finer, sunnier . position in the City of Wellington. SECONDLY, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND containing. 14% perches, with DSft frontage to Vivian Street by a depth of 68ft, more or less, TOGETHER WITH THE OLD DWELLING THEREON. This is an excellent building site, with a •'■ fine* uninterrupted view of the harbour and city, and is in a splendid situation ; to erect a modern home or building of flats. Within ,3 minutes of tram and 8 minute's to the' heart of the city. ' EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS WILL BE GIVEN, namely:— ' 10 per cent, on the fall of the hammer; 20 per cent, on possession being given within H days; And the- balance to remain for' 3 years with interest at PA per cent., or the purchaser has the right of paying the whole of the purchase money in cash. For further particulars and arrangements to inspect, ' . SEE THE JOINT . AUCTIONEERSFINCH, WEBSTER, & OSWIN, 159 FEATHERSTON STREET; or . S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO., ." ; ; , 111 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. "/ ".

.t] JOHNSTON AND CO., AUCTIOXJH»: EERS. -MONDAY NEXT-At 1.30 p.m. At Our Basement Mart (No. 8 Willeston .; ~ ■» Street.) (On-account of owner who is leaving """"'" AVellington.) ! SALE BY r AUCTION. 3 good Ax. carpets' (equal to new), Ax. hall runner (6yds), hearth rugs, Ax. slip mats, good lino, Singer sewing machine, new* electric vacuum cleaner, pictures, crockery, glassware, 3-piece chesterfield suite in fawn moqnette, art cushions, blankets, sheets, 2. good quilts,,easy, and Morris' chairs, ■ bowls and plants, ,d. and s. wooden teds, kapoc ' beds, ".duchesse chests, I '.. chests of drawers, hall stand, oak settee, stretchers, clock, dinner-wagon, 3 framed -mirrors, ottoman couch, books, child's scooter, hose, set lockers, wheelbarrow; gas oven, and num- . erous other lots. ■ Everything in Good Order, and For ,-'■■' '■ Absolute Sale. ON.VIEWMORNING OF SALE. ' -..•■". E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. T? JOHNSTON AND CO, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY'- NEXT, at 1.30 p.m. SALE BY" AUCTION Of COMPLETE AND UP-TO-DATE ■ ' FLOCK MANUFACTURING PLANT. " BY ORDER OF THE RECEIVER FOR THE DEBENTURE HOLDER. On the Premises. No. 84 TORY STREET (See Flag). Included in the list will be found:— 2 up-to-date Flock-Teasing Machines (Mark Lister and'Beaneys), complete with Swift's latest Fibre Lags, 25-h.p. British;-, motor and starter, pulleys, shafting,..belting, electric fan, and ■ : ';.draiight:pipes,., Mark-;, Lister shaker, ■ Lister .'lag, sharpener, spare : parts, steriliser; endless chain and pulley, circular rag saw, hose, hand truck, clock scales, Donald's woo] press (as new), 2 sets of Avery platform scales (1 ton and 5 cwt), in perfect order, blocks and tackle;, etc., etc., To be offered first in one lot as a going concern. If not disposed of will be sold -', in lots to.-suit buyers. - ALSO to be'sold as separate lots: 1 "Anderson's steam "boiler. 1-ton United motor-truck, in good or- : derv";.' ■'■•'. • ..,--.''-." E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. P JOHNSTON AND CO., ■*-*• 'Auctioneers. By Order of the Receiver. FRIDAY MORNING, at 10.30 o'clock. ON THE PREMISES. No. 230'WAKEFIELD STREET. SALE BY AUCTION ■ •• ' . -' Of THE WHOLE OF E. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD.; UP-TO-DATE GARAGE EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, AND AC- , • CESSORIES, comprising:— Air compressor outfit and gear complete, "Sioux" elec. bench grinder, "Sioux" U-inch heavy duty elec. drill, "Sioux" H-inch elec. drill and stand, batterycharging outfit, complete, . Rolla-Car garage jack, upholsterer's sewing machine, blacksmiths forge and brazing pipe, 3 sets of stocks and dies, micro- . meters, cylinder gauges, battery , cell - tester, breast drills, valve-grinding , tools, valve seat cutters, reamers, engineers' vices, oil and petrol measures, wheel pullers, grease' guns, inspection '- lamps, spanners, portable garage • crane, Hecla'elec. urn, and tools usually to be found about a well-appointed . garage. —Also— NEW STOCK WALDEN WRENCHES, Adg. wheel braces, set spanners, grease guns and nipples, rim tools, Lindendoll brake testers, bumpers, bumpercttes, car-cleaning outfits, luggage carriers, cleaning brushes, car springs tor various cars, shock absorbers for Austin 7 and Morris cars, dynamo service - kits, .car .polish, '.' re fcrrmf greases-, etc., etc., also a NUMBEK Ol' GOOD USED CARS (details later). In lots'to suit buyers. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. ' All this garage equipment is in splendid °XSale Friday Morning, at 10.30. NO RESERVE.^ JOHXSTOK AN D CO.. • Auctioneers. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. , AT *THE I^. R KIfBERLEY ROAD, ivrnxriAY JULY 8, 1935, at Noon. MESSRi 'ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS; lItI- LTD. have received instructions, from Mr. George Bell and the Public Trustee in the Estate of the late-William' Henry Bell to sell the tollowmg:— I 51 Jersey and Jersey-cross Cows, comprising 16 in milk, 35 July-August calveis. ,: ; 8 Springing Heifers, G Yearling Heifers, 2 Calves. 1 Sound Heavy Draught Horse. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, .comprising:' 2 spring drays, gig, harness, Tyne and tripod harrows, hayrake, sledge, 20 gal. vat, water heater and sundries,' cream' cans, etc., 3-cow Climax milking plant, complete (s.r.), 05-gal. Alfa-: , Laval separator (s.r.) : ■'' We have inspected the above herd and recommend those in search of cows to attend this fixture. The cows are in good condition, and calving dates will be given atthC "'LIGHT LUNCHEON. I NOTICE TO "EVENING POST" : SUBSCRIBERS. : SUBSCRIBERS whose delivery of the "Evening Post" is unsatisfactory are particularly requested to communicate DIRECT with the PUBLISHER instead of compiaimnß to the runner boys. This course ensures first-hand knowledge of irregularities and prompt attention. BLUNUELL 13U05.. LTD.