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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 47, 24 August 1937, Page 18

AUCTIONS. CHARMING MODERN HOME IN EASDALE STREET FOR PUBLIC AUCTION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, at 2.30 p.m. AT. J. H. BETHUNE'S AUCTION ROOMS, Corner BRANDON and l-'EATUERS- ■ TON STREETS', WELLINGTON, under instructions irum Tho Perpetual Trustees Co., Ltd., Dunedin, Trustee Estate George Black. No: 7 EASDALE STREET, OFF BOLTON STREET—Exceptionally Weil-built Modern Home, comprising 9 rooms, .with bathroom, front porch, sunruom, 2 pantries, washhouso and coalhouse, and brick motor garage, Constructed of brick, with Marseilles tiled roof, and replete with every modern convenience, this exceptional property is one of the finest in Wellington. The view from the house is marvellous, comprising most of tho harbour. Section measures COft Oin by S9lt to 99ft 9in, and 571't 2in at the back boundary. A HOME TO BE PROUD OF. For full particulars, apply— MESSRS. DALGETY & CO. or J. H. BETHUNE & CO., JOINT AUCTIONEERS', FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON.

MODERN HOME ON FLAT IN ORIENTAL PARADE. (Iv estate late Freeborn Parsons.) TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), ~* AUGUST 25, At 2.30 p.m. WONDERFUL OUTLOOK, WITH NO • CLIMB. 310 ORIENTAL PARADE, ORIENTAL BAY—Modern Home ot 5 rooms and kitchenette, comprising large sittingroom 17ft: x 17ft, with oriel window, main bedroom 20ft x 15ft,'two smaller bedrooms, dining-room, and bathroom. Two linen presses, Carrara ceilings, leadlight windows, well fireplaces, hot points, caliphout, "Champion" gas cooker, "Fama" draining board, plateglass doors, etc. There iA;e four motor garages all commanding good rentals. FRONTAGE TOTALS 51 FEET TO ORIENTAL PARADE. J 11. BETHUNE ■ AND CO., • Auctioneers, Corner Brandon and Featherston Streets, Wellington. _ SALE OF FINE SITE, BROUGHAM STREET. ADMIRABLY SUITED FOR BLOCK OF FLATS. MESSRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO. are directed to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1937, at 2.30 p.m., at Our Rooms, 111 Customhouse Quay— PART SECTION 309, 310, CITY OF WELLINGTON, HAVING A FRONTAGE OF 76 FEET TO BROUGHAM STREET BY A DEPTH OF 89 FEET TO 100 FEET, This Fine Site stands about 12 feet above the level of the street, and a modern block of flat 3 would obtain a fine panoramic view of Wellington City and the Harbour. The tram passes the section, and it is within 2 or 3 minutes of Courtenay Place, and. a beautifully sunny position. Ample room for 6 Garages. TERMS OF SALE: 15 per cent, on fall of hammer and the balance on completion of Transfer within 30 days. Full particulars from tkc Auctioneer— % S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 11l Customhouse Quay. SALE OF MR. JUSTICE JOHNSTON'S RESIDENCE, No. 25 HOBSON STREET, • On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1937, At 2.30 p.m., AT OUR ROOMS, 111 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. TtfESSRS. S._ GEORGE NATHAN AND ■«■"■*■ CO. are directed by Mr. Justice Johnston (who has left Wellington) to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION his SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, comprising living-room 28ft x 16ft, dining-room 22ft x 10ft, study 15ft x 16ft, cloakroom, and conveniences, large kitchen with "Champion" range, Chip hot water system, built-in cupboards, pantry, scullery, 3 storerooms, large washhouse with copper and tubs, coalbinn, glasshouse 18t't x Oft, and brick garage. There are 2 stairways to the upper quarters, which comprise 4 bedrooms, 16ft x 13ft, 30ft x 16ft, 18ft x loft, and 16ft x I_t, bathroom with porcelain bath and basin and caliphont, 2 maids' rooms, and 2 box-rooms, eiectric points in'all rooms. This fine Residence is only in the market on account of the owner having left Wellington, and is a splendid family residence, or would make a good apartmenthouse, boarding-house, or is capable _of being converted into 4 flats. The section is an excellent one, having a frontage of 63ft by a depth of 166 ft, with entrance at rear. t For v further particulars and card to view, see the Auctioneers — - S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., IU Customhouse Quay. ■ PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. REMOVED FROM ORCHARD STREET, WADESTOWN, TO OUR MART. 275 . LOTS 275 ' CONTENTS OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNISHED RESIDENCE, MAGNrFICKNT OAK AND WALNUT FURNITURE, CARPETS. ALL-WAVB RADIO. 1809 E_\ TEA AND COFFF.E SERVICE, CHINA. AND VERY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHINGS, ETC.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2G, START 2 p.m. SHARP. CILVERSTONE AND CO.. AUC- £> TIONEERS, 110 LAMBTON QUAY (at Mod's Steps), sell everything without reserve. Full details tomorrow. I. SILVERSTONE, Auctioneer. BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP ♦ In last evening's games of the Wellington provincial anriateur billiards championship, played at Billiards Limited showrooms, J. Petley, of the Commercial Travellers' Club, beat F. A. Wells, of the G.P.O. Social and Literary Club, and R. C. Butters of the Commercial Travellers' Club, beat E. W. Petersen, of the Federal Club. In > the early game both contestants were in good touch, and consistently scored useful figures. The respective tallies showed little variation until the final stage, when Petley drew ahead to win by 300 to 260. The best breaks were: Petley, 27, 23. 25, 22, 21; Wells, 22, 21, 22, 30, 28. Butters' soon achieved the lead from Petersen, who is the ' Wellington snooker champion. The latter was much below his usual form, and as the game developed Butters, who was the more consistent, was not seriously challenged, and eventually won by 300 to 253. The best breaks were: Butters. 26, 20, 36; Petersen, 20. The games were controlled by Mr. J. Meldrum. who has £>een elected to referee the New Zealand, championship, beginning next, week. Tonight at 7 o'clock the present Wellington champion, C. Peek, will meet D. McKenzie, who opposed him in the finaMast year. At 8 p.m. the New Zealand amateur champion, S. Moses, will play A. Wakem, an ex-Welling-ton champion. Among the visiting players who have nominated for the New Zealand amateur billiards championship, to be played in the V.M.C.A. Hall, Wellington, next week, are Holdsworth and Garrick, of Auckland; Stephens, Hokitika; Bowie and Stewart, Dunedin; McKay; and, Albertson, Christchurch; and Redmond, Poverty Bay. In addition there are several Wellington entries., .. .I