AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 25 th JUNE, At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. On the Premises, No. 63 Ca-ldcr street., : St. Kilda. , j i Under instructions from Mr H. T. Janes', (who is talcing over tho Bridge Hotel, at Miller’s Flat). HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EFFECTS. 1 rHESTBBFTBUD SUITER SUITE (Comprising Chesterfield Couch, 1-argo Divan Chair, Tub Chair, all upholstered m pretty shadow lis.'UC). OAK CABINET GRAMOPHONE AND 60 IMA ORBS, HEAVY AX'MINSTER RUNNER (Pretty fawn pattern). QUAINT HALL STAND RED PINE BEDROOM SUITE. DOUBLE WOOD BEDSTEADS (-OMPLETB. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. ha vo received filsdructions from -Mr H. T. Jones to sell by auction, on the premises. No. 63 Caldcr street, St. Hilda, the whole of bis Household Furniture, Furnishings, and Effects, which include — Shadow tissue Chcstsrliclil suite, quaint wood kwb, mobair table cover, carpet, octagon table, very fine oak pictures, cushions, gramophone and 60 records, pot stand, hall curtains, shadow tissue curtains, _ flower bowls, coal scuttle, round oak pictures (shells), carpet runner, hall stand, bedroom suit©, 2 'duchess chest, red pine wardrobe, j double wood bedsteads, heavy Ajeminster | rags, easy chairs, heavy linoleums throughout bouse, fenders, couch, velvet jubilee ebafa-a, high-back chain;, o.p. wa're, medicine chest, glassware, cutlery, crockery, pots and pans, scales, mincer, preserving pan, lawn mower, garden tools, etc., etc. SATURDAY, 28th JUNE, 1924, At 12,30 sharp. On Premises, 533 King street (near St. David street). EXTENSIVE SALE FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIALS. ROOFING IRON, 400 SHEETS. ■Without Reserve. Without Reserve. 5.000 EXTRA GOOD BRICKS. AH Timber Guaranteed Sound and Free of Borer. 400 SHEETS ROOFING IRON (good order), 6,7, and 8-feet lengths 2 3ft RANGES, in first-class order 12 WINDOWS AND SASHES AND FRAMES COMPLETE 14 GOOD DOORS, with Frames complete 10 000 ft R.P. LUMBER AND WEATHERBOARDS B,oooft R-P. AND KAURI lilt AND G. LINING, 15,000 ft E-P. AND KAURI, 3 s 2,4 s 2, and 5x2 SCANTLING 8 000 ft R.P. AND KAURI FLOORING SWITCHBOARDS AND E.L. FITTINGS 5 REGISTER GRATES AND MANTELPIECES.
The above Sale offers a great opportunity to Emitters and otlicrs interested to secure first-class Building Materials, and are well advised to attend this Sale. The whole of Ihe above materials arc equal to now condition. THVRANCIS, SELLARS, AND CO., JT Auctioneers. Moray place, are instructed to sell ny auction, as above. TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY, MORTGAGEE SALE. MONDAY, 30th JUNE, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. On Account of the Mortgagee. CENTRALLY SITUATED PROPERTY, 73 HARROW STREET (near Hanover street), And LARGE FACTORY BUILDING (60ft x 30ft), And GOOD FAMILY 6-ROOMED DWELLING. •pARK. REYNOLDS, LDHTJED, jl are instructed to sell by auction the tmexpired term of Harbor Board Lease of Section 14, Block LXVHI.; area 20 poles, ■with a good Family House of 6 rooms and conveniences; also a largo Factory Building (60ft x 30ft). Messrs MONDY, STEPHENS, MONRO, AND STEPHENS, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. MONDAY, 30th JUNE, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. SPLENDID FAMILY HOUSE (No. 114 Bay View road). MODERN 6-ROOiIBD VILLA, MOTOR GARAGE AND STABLING, LARGE FREEHOLD SECTION. PARK, _ REYNOLDS, LIMITED, JT are instructed to soil by auction, SPLENDID FAMILY HOME, containing 5 comfortable rooms; bay windows, portico, electric light, bathroom, hot and cold water, wardrobes, cupboards, washhouse, copper and tuts; drained to regulations; motor garage, stabling; good garden; everything in first-class order. The owner has fixed a very low upset to ensure a sale. Now open for inspection. MONDAY, 30th JUNE, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. CHOICE LITTLE HOME, 4 ROOMS, ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, No. 371 Anderson Bay road (penny section). 10-ARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, J- are instructed to sell by auction, Corporation Lease Allotment 89, subdivision of Section 6, Block 7, containing 15.2 poles. Ground rent only £6 per annum. .Modern 4 Rooms, scullery, bathroom (hot and cold water), electric light and gas, washhouse, largo workshop; splendid fowl runs, vegetable garden. This bouse is in first-class order. Not a penny to bo spent, Tilo grates, built-in wardrobes, lofty rooms, anti very taking appearance. Almost immediately opposite M 1 Bride street (penny section tram), WEDNESDAY, 25th JUNE, At 1.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, NEW CENTURY DROP-HEAD STAVING MACHINE, WALNUT OVERMANTELS, OAK ANTIQUE SETTEE AND EASY CHAIR TO MATCH (upholstered in Moquette). Alex. Harris and go. have received instructions to sell by Auction, Household Furniture, including— Mirror-back sideboard, walnut overmantels, extending dining tables, Nov; Century drop-head sowing machine., walnut 100 table, Axminstcr carpet, linoleum, Austrian chairs, wicker and rattan chairs, red pine bookcase, dining room suite, pictures, fenders, vases and ornaments, occasional tables, whatnots, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, child’s drop-side cot, duchesse chests, wardrobe, duchossc pairs, toiletware, shakedowns, withstands, garden tools, lawn mower, 2 carpenter’s benches, kitchen tables, kitchen utensils, 2 OASTIRON FURNACES and COPPER BOILERS, quantity new shovels, wringers, LONG FISHING NET, 3ft Zcalandia range, gents’ bicycles, LARGE CANVAS SAIL (about 40 x 24 x 24 feet), 2 PUR COATS, etc., etc., etc. THURSDAY, pfith .IUKT* At 2.30 o’clock. TO MERCHAMo \.-i> MANUFACTURERS. Dal sped dj n a • is instructed In soil by auction, at his Rooms, on Thursday, at 2,30 o’clock, 19 KEGS CREAM TARTAR. On account of those concerned. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. fjlHB ‘ Evening Star ’ is delivered at the published price, lid. Subscribers whoso delivery is unsatisfactory are requested to txanmunicate at once with the PHELISHER. ’phono 699.
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Evening Star, Issue 18668, 24 June 1924, Page 6
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