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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 201, 26 August 1935, Page 3

AUCTIONS. p JOHNSTON AND f^O., AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. rpHE QALE QF rpHE X7"EAR! AT QCOTS TTALL, 148, SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. /CHEAT VEW TpURNITURE AND /CARPET AUCTION TCE T UXE. " "VTEW pEGAL pUUNISHING Vy.MtEIIOUSE," WELL-KNOWN HIGH-CLASS FURNISHERS, HOPE GIBBONS BUILDINGS, DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON. /CLOSED J-)OWN I /CLOSED T)OWN ! VyEDNESDAY, A UGUST OO AT -J P.M. SHARP, AND miIURSDAY IyrORNING, AT 10.30 AM/C REAT SLAUGHTER A UCTION OF £3000 ~ STOCK - £3000 OF pXCLUSIVE, -jVTODERN PURNTSHINGS AND /CARPETS. (Something Different), FROM THIS EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. EVERYTHING ULTRA-MODERN AND RIGHT UP - TO - DATE. piGGEST V-EW pURNITURE AND /CARPET A UCTION EVER HELD IN AUCKLAND. COME AND INSPECT — ON VIEW TUESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 2 TILL 0 AND MORNING OF SALE. AT QCOTS TTALL, 148, SYMONDS ST. NOTHING TO BE SOLD PRIVATELY— EVERYTHING FOR SALE BY AUCTION. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STOCKS EVER-SEEN IN AUCKLAND. f>(\ WONDERFUL CHESTERFIELD ""SUITES, ranging in value from £12 to £65, in all the very latest coverings and every Suite guaranteed (to be sold if they only fetch a few poupds), 2 Most Expensive, Real Hide, Latest Design, Oak Frame 3-piecc Chesterfield Suites with loose cushions, worth £05 (something different) ; Oak Writing Bureaux'and China Cabinets, Nests of Mahogany Tables, Dozens of Comfy Fireside and Occ. Chairs. Elec. Standard Lamps, Silk Cushions, German Design Book Tables, Ornaments. Crystal Refectory Tables, French Book Tables, etc.

Oft BEAUTIFUL CARPET SQUARES, in Ovf all sizes in plain, 2-tone and fleck designs, ' Oriental Rugs, Hand-made Indian Carpets, Hearth Rugs, etc., etc THIS IS AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE ! " "JVJEW TJEGAL "pURNITURE vyAREHOUSE " TXAS /CLOSED TT\OWN AND EVERYTHING IS FOR ABSOLUTE SALE ! UP-TO-DATE CHESTERFIELD SUITES AND FIRESIDE CHAIRS WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN IT WILL COST TO RECOVER YOUR OLD SUITE OR CHAIR. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO REFURNISH. DON'T MISS IT! BIDS MAY BE LEFT ON ANY OF THE LOTS. COME AND INSPECT THESE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHINGS AND CARPETS — ALL TO BE SLAUGHTERED TJNDER rjUIE TTAMMER. SALE : YY EDNE?I)AY n ext ' AT 1 PMAND mIIUKSDAY "jyjORNING, AT 10.30 AM■p JOHNSTON AND QO., AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. AND QOYWILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THEIR SALEROOMS, 54, HIGH ST., mO-MORROW — rpUESDAY, AT "J "J A.M. 1 PORCELAIN BATH, 4 Ranges, 1 Cham--L pion Gas Range (H.S. Burners), 1 Galv. Bath (on feet), 1 75-Egg Electric Incubator, 1 50-Egg Circle Incubator, 1 6-Volt Car Battery, 1 Gas Copper, 1 Concrete Copper Staud (12 gallons), Vvashtubs, 1 Dog Kennel, 4 Kauri Panels (9 x 3ft 6in, about), 40 Office Files, 1 Camp Oven, 1 Framed Mirror (3ft 7in x lit lOin), Tables, Chairs, Meat Safe, 1 Set (3) Bins, Saucepans nnd Kitchen Sundries, BEDS AND WIRES, Bedding, 2 Chests Drawers, Comb. Chests, Toilet Jug and Basin, Rimu D. Chairs, 1 Round Oak D. Table, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, 1 Latest Model 66 Singer Sewing Machine (as new), Office Desks, ELECTRIC WIRELESS SETS and Sundries. ■ROY SQUIRRELL, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 26 ADVERTISEMENTS INTENDED FOR OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS SHOULD BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. DAILY. Advertisements received after this hour will be inserted up till 2.20 p.m. In late news page. Properties for Sale and Exchange, Sections for Sale, Businesses for Sale, close at 10.30 a.m. daily.