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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 64, 27 February 1935, Page 12

HARVEY, FULTON & HILL. ’Phones —Office 3713 W. E. Taylor .... 2233 JJARVEY, ]?ULTON & H LLL Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, Valuers, and General Commission Agents. RUSSELL STREET - HASTINGS. |UE beg to advise readers that we hold a sale of Furnishings in our Mart every TUESDAY, also one of Pigs, Poultry, etc., every SATURDAY. Wo can reeomment clients to forward their consignments to these sales as a strong demand exists in all sections. Account sales are promptly rendered. WE HAVE FOR PRIVATE SALE. 1 Remington Typewriter (cost £4O). 1 Avery Counter Seale (cost £75). .1 Ratner Fireproof Safe. Fencing Posts, Battens. TEA! TEA! TEA! TEA! We have a superior quality of tea on hand at a very reasonable price. Wo always have a stock of new and second-hand furnishings in the mart for private sale. Wo conduct clearance sales of stock arid furnishings in any part of the province. For satisfactory business results employ us ami you will uot regret it. JJARVEY, p'ULTON & jJILL JMPOR T A N T UA L E —of— BUNGALOW, GRAND PIANO, .SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS, MAJESTIC CABINET RADIO, MOFFAT ELECTRIC STOVE, EXQUISITE CRYSTAL, Etc., Etc. On the Premises PALMERSTON ROAD, HAVELOCK NORTH. WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1935 at 11.30 a.m sharp. JESSES. HARVEY, FULTON & HILL, under instructions from MR. L. A. ROGERS will offer by auction:— HIS SUPERIOR TWO-STOREYED BUNGALOW of 8 rooms and sleeping porch. Built-in wardrobes, every necessary convenience, 2 garages, 2 glasshouses, stables, etc., situated on 2) acres land, nicely laid out in garden. A truly beautiful and attractive home. Easy terms to approved purchaser. Full particulars at time of sale. Immcdiale'.y afco- ri.c property is offered wo will sell without reserve, on a.-count of Mrs. L A. Er gers (who is giving up housekeeping l — DRAWING-ROOM —1 Boudoir Grand Piano (a magnificent instrument, lately cost 310 guineas), 1 Super Wilton Car- , et 13 x 9, .1 Chesterfield and 2 Divan Chairs, 1 Rosewood Table, 1 Rosewood Escritoire, I Oak Escritoire, 2 MahoganyOccasional Tables, 1 Standard Reading Lamp, 1 Oak Side Table, 3 Oak Fireside Stools, 2 Antique Bellows, 5 Water Colours, 6 Cushions, 1 Bouille, 1 N.Z. Beech Chair, 1 set Shelves, 1 Fouffle, + Oval Wall Mirrors, Curtains, Rugs, 1 Majestic Cabinet Radio. HALL—I Black Oak Chest, 1 Round Oak Table, I Pouffle, 1 Indian Tray and Stand, 1 Oak Hall Rack, 1 Carpet. DINING-ROOM—I Oak Buffet, 1 Iridian Tray and Stand, 1 Oak Settee, 1 Oak Oval Dining Table, 4 Oak D. Chairs, 1 Oak Cabinet Gramophone and Records, 1 Cabinet, 5 Oil Paintings, Rugs, I Seagrass Stool, 1 Upholstered Chair, 1 Wilton Carpet .12 x 9, 1 set Oak Bookshelves, Plaques, 0 Cushions, Curtains, Lampshades, 1 Oak Card Table, 1 Oak Dummy Waiter. KITCHEN —1 Large Moffat Electric Stove (perfect order), 1 K. Table, 3 Chairs, Rugs, Inlaid Linoleum, 2 Clocks, Curtains. STAIRS—6O feet Carpet Runner and Oak Rods. BEDROOMS (5)— 2 Oak Staples Single Bedsteads (cost £2O each), J. Single Rinm Bedstead, 1 Double Oak Bedstead, 1 Cream Enamel Bedroom Suite of Threequarter Bedstead, Duchesse, Wardrobe and Pedestal; 3 Oak Duchesses, .1 Rirnu Duchesse, 1 Carpet 15 x 10, Wilton Rugs, 2 Mauve Rugs,, 1 Extension Lamp, Mattresses, Blankets, Pillows, 4 Seagrass Chairs, 1 Seagrass Table, Oak Book Case, Curtains, Mirrors, Plate Glass Shelves, 1. Redwood Cabinet, Pedestals. 1 Oak Gateleg Table, .Hanging Silk Curtains, Bedside Lamp, Queen Anne Stool, Pictures, 1 Chinese Lamp, 1 Divan Chair, Oak Bedside Table. OUTSIDE—2 Acme Wringers, Linen Basket, Medicine Chest, Mops and Brooms, 3 Deck Chairs, I Wood Box. Garden Hose, Garden Tools, Wheelbarrow, 2 Dust Bins, 3 Garden Seats, 4 tubs Hydrangea, 1 roll Fence Netting, Coir Mats, Baskets, Buckets. CRYSTAL & ORNAMENTS—A large assortment of exquisite crystal and ornaments, including Goblets, Jugs, Decanters, Bowls, Brass Trays, Doultou Afternoon Set, Glasses, Cruets, ti Pewter Mugs, Moorcroft Ware, 1 Old German Drinking Mug, Chinese Ornaments, Brass Ornaments, Elephants and others too extensive to particularise. ORDER OF SALE: * 11.30 a.m. sharp—Bungalow, then outside sundries; immediately afterwards, Crystal and China, then Draw-ing-room, Dining-room, Kitchen and Bedrooms. NOTE—We have pleasure in advising clients to attend this sale. The whole entry comprises magnificent and superior furnishings and crystal, the whole of which are for sale without OPEN FOR INSPECTION ON TUESDAY, MARCH sth. Light Luncheon at 12.30 p.m. Remember Day of Sale — WEDNESDAY, 6lh MARCH, at 11.30 Sharp. W. E. TAI LOR, Auctioneer. lIAKVI-Y. ITLTON & 1111.8 FOR SALE FOR SAI E. | IJA VI.I.OUK j>i.SIDENCE i rhe dwelling consists of a two- ! storeyed Bungalow with tiled roof. I Upstair.-—Four bedrooms, sleeping 1 porch, bathroom with tiled in bath, lavatory and hand basin, linn u press, and hall. Ail the bedrooms: have built-