Washbrook Road, Rushden.
13 Valuable Freehold Dwelling Houses and Boot Factory.

John S. Mason is instructed to sell by auction at the Coffee Tavern, Rushden on Monday, 26th May 1919 at six o’clock in the evening precisely, by order of the Executors of the late Mr. John Denton, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produced.

Lot 1: All those 2 freehold dwelling houses situate Nos. 37 and 39, Washbrook Road, Rushden, of brick and slate erection, each containing front room, living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, pantry, barn and the usual domestic offices, with garden at rear, now in the occupation of Messrs. Prickett and Golding and producing a gross rental of £29 0s 8d per annum.

Lot 2: All those 2 freehold dwelling houses being Nos. 41 and 43, Washbrook Rod, of similar construction, and producing a gross rental of £29 0s 8d per annum.

Lot 3: All those 2 freehold dwelling houses, being Nos. 45 and 47 Washbrook Road, of similar construction and producing a gross rental of £29 0s 8d.

Lot 4: All those 2 freehold dwelling houses being Nos. 49 and 51 Washbrook Road, of similar construction and producing a gross rental of £29 0s 8d per annum.

Lot 5: All those 4 freehold dwelling houses situate Nos. 38, 40, 42, and 44 Washbrook Road, of similar construction, together with the 2 storey Boot Factory at the rear, of brick and tile erection, the whole producing a gross rental of £68 5s 0d per annum.

The property is connected with the main sewer and Town Water is laid on.

To view, apply upon the property and for further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 30 High Street, Rushden or to: Messr. Heygate and James, Solicitors, Wellingborough.

To be sold by auction by John Mason at the Coffee Tavern, Rushden on Monday 26th May 1919 at six o’clock in the evening precisely, subject to such conditions of Sale as will then be produced:

All that very desirable Freehold Residence, situate and being no. 17 Manton Road, Rushden, of brick and slate erection and containing dining room, drawing room, kitchen, pantry, 4 bedrooms, barn, and the usual domestic offices, with large garden and having a frontage to Manton Road of 36 feet or thereabouts, lately in the occupation of Miss Wallis (deceased.)

Vacant possession will be given on completion. The property is connected with the main sewer and town water laid on.

To view, apply to Mr. John Wright, Newton Road, Rushden and for further particulars to the auctioneer 30, High Street, Rushden or to Messrs. J.T. Parker and Sons, Solicitors, Rushden and Wellingborough. [contents sale May 19th 1919]

1, 3, 5 and 7 Windmill Road, Rushden.
4 valuable freehold dwelling houses.

To be sold by auction by John S. Mason at the Coffee Tavern, Rushden on Monday 26th May 1919 at six o’clock in the evening precisely, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produce by order of Mr. Josiah Lack, the owner.

All those 4 valuable well-build freehold dwelling houses, situate and being nos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 Windmill Road, Rushden, of brick and slate erection and each containing front room, living room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, pantry, coal barn, linen cupboard, the usual domestic offices and garden at the rear, now in the occupation of Messrs. Andrews, Croot, Thorby and Robinson as weekly tenants and producing a gross rental of £67 12s 0d per annum.

This property is exceedingly well built and in a capital state of repair and situate in one of the best positions of the town.

The property is connected with the sewer and town water is laid on.

To view, apply upon the property and for further particulars to the Auctioneer, 30, High Street, Rushden or to Messrs. Heygate and James, solicitors, Wellingborough.

Property Sale—Mr. J. S. Mason, auctioneer, held an important sale of properties at the Coffee Tavern, Rushden, on Monday, there being a good attendance of buyers, and brisk bidding for several valuable lots. A freehold dwelling house, 21 Gordon Terrace, Higham-road, Rushden, containing 6 rooms, kitchen, sculleries, and two pantries, with a long garden, was offered. Bidding started at £250, and Mr. Nichols, of High-street, Rushden purchased at £450. The next door house with an office attached was bought by Mr. F. L. Heygate for £440. The freehold dwelling house, 17 Manton-road, containing 6 rooms, kitchen, and pantry, obtained a £400 first bid, and was sold to Mr. H. Nicholson, Rushden, at £515. The bidding for the four houses, 1 to 7 Windmill-road, Rushden, each containing five rooms, kitchen, tec., started at £600, and were knocked down to Mr. W. H. Marriott, High-street South, Rushden, at £885. Two dwelling houses, 37 and 39 Washbrook-road, containing 5 rooms, kitchen, etc., let at £29 0s. 8d. per annum, were purchased by Mr. A. Allebone, for £350. Lots 3 to 5 were withdrawn, and No. 46 Washbrook-road, let at £16 18s. 0d. per annum was purchased by Mr. Flawn for £225.

4 Duck Street, Rushden
Job-Masters Live & Dead Stock
Surplus Household Furniture & other Effects

To be sold by Auction by
John S. Mason

On Monday 20th October 1919, by order of Mr. Fred Sargent, who is relinquishing business, including:

Chestnut gelding (6 years) quiet, single or double; grey mare (aged) good worker, black pony, double brougham, single brougham, landau by Windover with splinter bar and pole, 2 brakes to carry 12 and 14, wagonette to carry 7, trap, governess car, set brass-mounted double harness, 2 sets plated single harness, set pony harness, gas engine, chaff box, 4 tray hurdles, large zinc water tank, milk pail, tubs, etc.

Furniture: Suite in saddlebags of couch, 2 easy and 6 small chairs; mahogany loo table, whatnot, and other effects.

To be sold by Auction by
John S. Mason

On Tuesday 21st October 1919, by order of Mrs. Higgins, who is leaving the country, including:

Ebonised and gilt china cabinet with ormolu mounts, ebonised and gilt hall stand with marble top and plate-glass mirror back, antique mahogany tea caddy on pedestal, 6 mahogany chairs with embossed velvet seats, 2 mahogany occasional tables, 2 upholstered occasional chairs, 2 overmantels, Brussels carpet square, mahogany extending dining table (1 loose leaf), large Brussels carpet 4yds. x 4½yds., 2 mahogany lounge chairs in leather, mahogany couch in horsehair, 2 pairs tapestry curtains, Queen Anne walnut bureau, mahogany chiffonier, mahogany hall table, 4 mahogany hall chairs, oak case barometer with clock and thermometer, harmonium with six stops (in oak case), iron umbrella stand, 2 coco slip mats, vases, ornaments, pictures, brackets, fire implements, a very fine mahogany wardrobe, inlaid ebony with 4 sliding trays encased with a pair of panel doors with brass bead, and 2 long and 2 short drawers under, handsome mahogany inlaid ebony chest of 5 drawers, mahogany bedstead with canopy and hangings, straw palliasses, wool overlay, blankets, marble top mahogany washstand, chamber ware, towel airers, mahogany toilet mirrors, 9 cane-seated chairs, antique mahogany chest commode, Duchesse marble top washstand, Brussels and Kidderminster carpeting, oak grained deal linen cupboard 6ft. x 2ft. 9ins., Brussels stair carpet, brass stair rods, deal tables, arm and 5 Windsor chairs, cane seated chair, iron safe 20in. x 16in. x 14in., gold and white tea service, white dinner wear, dessert service of 6 dishes and 10 plates, mahogany butler’s tray and stand, plated cruet with 6 bottles, sundry tea, glass and dinner ware, mangle, board and trestles, set of scales and weights, brass preserving pan, oval boiler, miner, fenders, fire implements, set of 8 steps, oil cooking stove, 2 carpet sweepers, a Gem vacuum sweeper (equal to new), culinary requisites, large leather covered travelling trunk, etc., etc.

Out-door effect: 2 iron frame garden chairs, bath chair, 2-bushel galvanised iron corn bin with hasp and staple, large circular ditto and small ditto with lid, dog kennel, Bentall’s 2-knife chaff box, 5-gallon oil drum with brass tap, deal cupboard, wash trays, garden tools, pails and cans, 4 bundles bean sticks, new painted flag pole (31ft.) with post and iron work, and numerous other effects.