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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17483, 29 May 1920, Page 5

Sales .by Auction. TTIGHLY JMPORTANT pNGLISft AND MODERN -pURNISHINGS. TEONARD QOAKLEY, tld., • AT THE RESIDENCE, ' ON ACCOUNT OF G. L. D. JAMES, ESQ., who is, leaving for Australia, , wo will sell: nPHE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE JTpUSEHOLD pURNISHINGS ' AND EFFECTS. At "rpUMANAKO,",I7 fPSOM A V B-, , EPSOM, On WEDNESDAY, OND TUNE, , % AT 10.30 ' *.m. DRAWINGROOM AND DININGROOMHANDSOME UPRIGHT IRON-FRAME PIANO in,perfcot order and condition; . Duet Piano Stool, well upholstered; Magnificent Axminstor 'Carpet Square, 15 by 12 (would cost <65)j Very Suponor Three-piece Brown Moonette Chesterfield and 2 LARGE DIVAN CHAIRS, woll-upholstered (unprocurable), Choicest Designed New Art Solid Cedar, Sideboard (worth £55) Heavy Solid Cedar Screw Extension Dining Table (massive logs); Six-piece MoQiiotte Upholstered Dining Suite, PRETTILYDESIGNED CEDAR WRITING BUREAU, Samoan Rug, REVOLVING SOLID CEDAR BOOKCASE (costly). Antique Kerb and Brasses, Choice Bric-aßrac, 2 Pairs Real Curtains, Solid. Marble Eight-day Clook, Cake Stand, Quantity of Books, Palm Stand, HEAVY MOHAIR TABLE COVER. Pictures. Tumblers, Cut-glass Crystals, Cut-olass Dooanters, Case Carvers, Doulton Ware, Best of Walker and Hall's Plated Cutlery, E.P. Tea Strainer, Cushions. HANDSOME THREE-PIECE MOQUETTB DRAW. INGROOM SUITE. Pretty Colourings in Heavy Axminster ' Carpet Square, Cedar Chess Table. Jardinieres, Black Mohair Rug, Hand-coloured Oak-framed Pictures (rare). Solid Oak Inlaid Tablo and Palms, Large Vases, Cushions, j HALL.-ANTIQUE DESIGNED SOLID JJ. CEDAR HAT RACK AND CEDARj HALL STAND (en suite), Hall Stand, * Linoieum, Hall Curtains, Heavy Fawn Mohair Slip, Heavy Axminstor Runner, Mats, and Real good Solid Oak Ice Chest (worth £13). Barometer, Pictures, PRACTICALLY BRAND NEW SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE (latest 66). BEDROOMS.-MAGNIFICENT 4-PIECE WHITE ENAMELLED BEDROOM SUITE (comprising large Wardrobe Neat Dressing 'Table. M. Top Washstand and Full-sized Bedstead), Wire Wove, Kapok and Flax Bedding, Toilet Ware, Laos Curtains, Real Good Spring-Seated Box Ottoman, Heavy Maroolla Quilt. Shams, HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPET. SQUARE (cost £40), Pictures, Large GlassFronted Bookcase, Seagrass Mat, . Curtains, Smaller Designed 4-PIECE • WHITE ENAMELLED BEDROOM SUITE ' (comprising Large Wardrobe, Comb. Psir, and Full-Sise Bedstead), Single Rimu Bedstead and all Equipment, Comb. Chost, Toilet 'Ware. Camp Bedstead and Mattress, Best of Kapok Bedding, and Usual Sundries. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE—KITCHEN TABLE, 3 Kitchen Chairs, Complete set of Good Aluminium Ware, Larue Stew Pan, Enara. Ware, Good Bread Crock, Good Set of Bins, Gas Qriller (Perfect Order), 1 Spice Cabinet (appro* 18 compartments), Mincer Real Good Blue and White Dinner Ware, Jugs, Set of Potta' Irons, Cutlery. Pres. Jar*, Clock, Lounge, Wringer, Step Ladder, Real Good Pennsylvania Lawn Moiver, Bins, Child's Tricycle with Rubber Tyres. Spado. Hedge Clippers. Axes, Deck Chairs. Table, Garden Seat. Barrow, and Practically New Croquet Set (Complete, cost £6 10s), also, 50 REAL GOOD, ASSORTED POT PLANTS. ON VIEW TUESDAY. JUNE 1. FROM . 3 P.M. TO 4.30 P.M. NOTE.— Furnishings are in perfect order and would recommend those furnishing to viow, "nOAKLEY WILL DELL JT." ■ 'PH0NE..2238.

TMPORTANT A UCTION fcALE OP TfALUABLE. nHRISTCHURCH PITY pREMISES. SITUATED IN ABSOLUTELY THE MAIN "DETAIL /THOROUGHFARE OF THE CITY OF CHRIBTCHURCH, . BEING THE HUB OF THE CITY. MESSRS. TONES,, JH-CpROSTIE. nOMPANY, J TD., IN CONJUNCTION WITH i M_ESSRS. J£ gIMES ft no., Have been favoured with instructions from tho White Hart Company, Ltd., to SUBMIT BY auction IN MESSRS. Jones McCROSTIE COMPANY'S LAND bALE ROOMS. CORNER CASHEL AND MANCHESTER STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1g AT 2.80 P.M. THOSE MAGNIFICENT PREMISES KNOWN AS-THE " WHITE BAR* BLOCK," SITUATED IN HIGH STREET CHRIBTCHURCH. o±muu.. THE AREA OF THE LAND IS 1 ROOD 14 AND MOTH PERCHES, HAVING A FRONTAGE OF 153.9 LINKS TO HIGH STREET. . The buildings are eerved by a right-of-way at the back, running out to Lichfield Street. THE BUILDINGS ARE MASSIVELY BUILT OF PLEASING ARCHITECTURE, AND OF THE LATEST DESIGN, HAVING BpEN.BUILT ONLY A FEW YEARS, They are occupied by the following tenants:— _~ Messrs. Webley, Son, and G*>fton, The lessees of the White Hart Hotel. V. W. Tucker, Jeweller. Canterbury Commercial Travellers' Association. Otago Sports' Depot. 8. N. Robinson. Tho Premises aro all well Let. Full particulars of leases and all details ran be obtained on application to JONES. McCROSTIE, COMPANY, LTD., Corner of Cashol and Manchester Streets, Christchurch; W. E. SIMES AND CO., Hereford Btreet, Christchurch. JOINT AUCTIONEERS. Or the Solicitors, Messrs. Duncan, Cotterill and Co.. Cathedral Square Chiistchurcli. „; t TUNE -RUSINESS CITE . . OPPOSITE rTOWN TTALL, WELLINGTON. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON rpUESDAY, TUNE 99 1920, AT 2.30 P.M. *" AT OUR ROOMS, 105, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. I MESSRS- O, rjEORGE J^ATHAN AUD £0., Are favoured with instructions to sell by Pubiio Auction as abovo;FIRSTLY: VALUABLE FREEHOLD SITE, being being part Allotment 10, Allotments 11 and 12 on deposited Plan 828, reclaimed land City of Wellington, also one-fifth undivided interest in 8.8 perches, being Lot 15 on subdivisional plan and one-third undivided Interest in 3.7 perches, being Lot 17 on subdivided plan.' This valuable business block has a total frontage of 109 ft Gin to Wakefield St., with a maximum dopth of 100 ft On and a minimum of 73ft Gin. one great advantago being that it has an entrance to Cornhill St. at the rear of the section. If not sold in one lot will be offered in tW ° IOU - SECONDLY: PART ALLOTMENT 10 AND ALLOTMENT 11. having a frontage of 62ft by A dopth of 73ft 7in to 80ft. 9 THIRDLY: A LLOTMENT 12, having a frontage of 17ft A Gin to Wakefield St. by a depth o! 73ft 7in to 100 ft 4in. Adjoining this site the NZ. Consolidated Dental Co. are about to erect their jew warehouse, also Mossrs. Macky, Logan, (aidwell iLtd.) have started their new premises. Terms of jalo aro exceptionally easy: 10 per cent, down, 10 per cent, in 6 mouths. 10 per cent, in 12 months, balance in three or five yearn All unpaid purchaao money bearing interest at 5 per cent. This, is * unioue opportunity for anyone to secure a trochoid businoas block in one of the most central positions in Wellington, on such advantageous terms. ' For further particulars, apply to tho Auctioneers, ■ ■ . ■ -i Ql EORGB mTHAN AND £0., 105, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON.