AUCTIONS. JOHNSTON AND CO AUCTIONEERS. TOMORROW MORNING, 10 o'clock. ■• SALE BY AUCTION . Of . ' THE ENTIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE1 O HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, ETC On the Premises, "THE FURNITURE AND EXCHANG MART," 164 Cuba Street, City. (Closing down.) 300 LOTS 30( Valuable inlaid mahogany bedroom suiti oak and rimu bedroom suites, carpet: chesterfield lounges and easy chair sideboards, dining tables, sewin machines, crockery, glassware, book lady's bicycle, oak cot, duchesse chest wardrobe, kitchen dressers, firesid chairs, ottoman ■ couch, sideboard dining tables and chairs, " cai pets, linos, rugs, framed mi rors, cushions, bookshelves, occ. table: Morris couches, fire kerbs, wardrobe lady's bicycle, push chairs, Canadia chairs, double and single wooden bet steads, pictures, duchesse chests, por able gramophones, oak cot, chests ( drawers, and numerous other Jots. NO-RESERVE. Xow on View. - E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES-SALE. - • Tjl JOHNSTON AND CO ■*-'* Auctioneers. TOMORROW, at' 1.45 p.m. Sharp. On the premises, No. 26 RODRIGO ROAD, K.ILBIRNII SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOL: FURNITURE, lawn carpet squan 12 x. 10.6/ oak gateleg table, speciall well made Chesterfield-lounge, Singe treadle, sewing, machine, wire-seate couch and cushions, good seagi-as chairs, hearthrugs, lace and heavy cvi tains, pieces carpet, stair carpet, rei hall rug, rush mats, oak umbrell stand, lot of crockery and glasswari cutlery, forks, spoons, dinner servici teaset, cups,1 vases and ornament: E.P. ware, hall rack, paintings, lot c oak frames, flower stands and bowl: coal vase, cushions, rimu gateleg tabli 2 small mirror-back sideboards, 6 en bossed bentwood chairs, good linos office table, armchair, duchesse chest: Ottoman' couch, 3 good single woe bedsteads and mattresses eompleti blinds, bookcase with glass door: marble clock, carpet sweeper, brooni and mops, kitchen utensils, alurr ware, pres. pan, wringer, rockin chair, oval boiler, jam jars, miricei occ. tables, etc., etc. ! 200 LOTS 20( CONTENTS OF SIX ROOMS. : ; Everything is in perfect order. '■■ SALE TOMORROW at 1.45 p.m. Sharp, ■ By Order of the Trustees in a decease person s estate. •j E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. f) JOHNSTON AND CO Auctioneers. . . Preliminary Notice. • FRIDAY NEXT, at 1 p.m. sharp, At Our Mart, No. 8 Willeston Street MOST INTERESTING AUCTION- SAL' Of WONDERFUL ANTIQUE FUEXi TURE, mahogany, walnut, and En> hsh oak, old French clocks. MAGN ■ FICENT LOUIS XIV. GILT CAJT SETTEE, 2 EASY CHAIRS, and ' OCC. CHAIRS, uphol. in wonderfi old tapestry, all en suite (the mos elegant suite of its kind offered i Wellington for many years), valuabl ornaments, old mahogany folding car table, statues, walnut bedstead: china, crystal, Chippendale chair: Mason's dinner set;- walnut bedroor suite, old mahogany framed mirror: ultra-modern furnishings, expensive cai pets, expensive Chesterfield suit< comfy, chairs,, and appointments. Forwarded to our mart from Park Plac< \\ anganui, on account of a gentleman wh is returning to England. 300 LOTS 30( A great collection of interesting Funv tiir'e" and Ornaments. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HARCOURT & CO., J^AND AND ESTATE AGENTS AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS, Lambton Quay and Panama Street. WADESTOWN OFFER. EXCEPTIONALLY ATTR^CTIV] BARNARD STREET PROPERTY. A Modern Residence of 5 rooms, kil chen, sunporch, and every possible cor veuienee and comfort. Of pleasing aj pearance and expert design this house i situated on the high side of Barnar Street, a few minutfes' level walk from th tram, getting the maximum of sunshm and a glorious unbroken outlook over th city and harbour. The section is deep and planted with profusion of shrubs and trees. Government mortgage. Easy Terms. Price Hundreds below cost. £1700 or offer. WELLINGTON TERRACE. Modern Type of Two-Storey Bungalo-n having six rooms, sun porch, and ever modern convenience. This is. a par1 rci lary well-situated residence, and is in goo order throughout. Large Governmen mortgage, and easy terms can be ai ranged. An URGENT SALE is desired, and thi may be your opportunity to acquire first-class home at a really reasonabl PRICE ASKED £2600. Offers wantec ■ . 678 THESE SECTION OWNERS DESIRE AN IMMEDIATE SALE. NORTHLAND-Putnam Road, near tran excellent site; reduced to £275 i-KHANDALLAH-i-Onslow Road, wondei ful view, level building section; £121 WADESTOWN-Two Magnificent Sei tions in best locality, perfect, view an sheltered. These are the lasl two o the harbour site near Grange Estati OFFERS WANTED. LOWER HUTT—ldeal Corner Sectioi near station and bus service, and avai able for flats-or shops, an outstandin proposition, nearly all frontage: rate not high. PRICE £340. KARORI'S BEST OFFER. THIS HOME COST £3500. -Attractive Two-storey Bungalow, hai ing on the ground floor two living-room; double bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, an all offices. Upstairs there are three bee rooms all built to the sun. The Section IS %-ACRE in the wel known HOMEWOOD AVENUE, and corner site. -The lawns, garden, and lit hedges finish a delightful home. Larg workshop and separate garage, concret paths and yard. AVAILABLE NOW FOR £2000. 162 MIRAMAR. ■\I7TTHIN 2 minutes of the tram,. .' ' ..Modern Bungalow of 5 rdoms, 2 livin rooms, 2 bedrooms, and kitchen; electr: hot water service, New World gas stovi etc. The house is vacant, and immed ate possession c.in be obtained. • PRICE £1295, with £200 deposit. . We recommend quick inspection. (ISC KELBURN. AN ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, con prising 6 rooms, kitchen, bathroom, etc every convenience, including electric he water service, etc. This property is built on a good levi section (with room for garage), aud is i j a handy position. PRICE £2000, or reasonable offer fc quick snle. Terms arranged. (322 ATTRACTIVE BUILDING SITES. HATAITAI. HATAITA: Close to tram —good sloping section. £250. Terms. HIGHLAND''PARK. LARGE SECTION, in sunny position. £600, or offer. (305 KARORI. MAIN ROAD—Section. 40ft frontage. PRICE £350. Terms. (47C S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., , Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Valuer: . 11l Customhouse Quay,
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 111, 6 November 1935, Page 16
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