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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 23, 27 January 1912, Page 10

TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1912, Commenoing at 11 o'clock a.m. sharp. EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE Of THE WHOLE OF MRS. JAMES GEAR'S SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND APPOINTMENTS ENTERE CONTENTS OF 15 LARGE ROOMS. 500 L <™ 500 AT THE RESIDENCE, MAIN PORIRUA-ROAD, j PORIRUA. Inoluded in the Catalogue will be found — g\ COSTLY AXMINSTER CARPETS, A SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD ■ LOUNGE AND 2 CHAIRS, OCCASIONAL- CHAIRS AND TABLES . SUPERIOR- BRUSSELS HaLL CARPET AND BRUSSELS STAIR CARPET, HAL'LSTAND, HALL TABLES. WALNUT DRAWING ROOM CABINET with mirror back DRAWING ROOM CHAIRS, DTVAN | ' CHAIRS . AXMINSTER HEARTHRUGS WRITING TABLE WITH LEATHER TOP , • PEDESTAL WRITING TABLE REVOLVING BOOKCASE LARGE OVERMANTEL ORNAMENTS AND VASES COSY CORNER BAGATELLE BOARD AND BALLS COSTLY MUSICAL BOX MASSIVE EXTENSION DINING TABLE BOOKCASE AND CHIFFONIER LARGE MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD FANCY FLOWER BOWLS, JARDINIER AND PEDESTAL CASEMENT CURTAINS MIRRORS, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, DINNER SERVICE COSTLY SOLID WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, 4 pieces, DUGfIES&E PAIRS, DUCHEBSE OiiESTS, CliES'iS Oi' DRAWERS, D.E.AI. BEDSiEAD and S.I. BEDSTJiADS AND BEDDING, TOILET WARE, TOILET MIiUiOKS A large quantity of cork and .inlaid linoleum, Liberty cabinet, couche?, oil paintings and engravings, screens, > double wooden bedstead, U.b.b.l. gun, step ladder, chimney pweeper, bOft hose, carpet aweepors, preserving pan, i clippers, bread crocks, mincer, enamel ware, jam jars, meat safe, 2 wringers, garden seats, milk pans, milk yoke, churn, garden took, good lawn mower, etc., etc., etc. Also, FOUR-WHEELED BUGGY, in good order, SET OF NEW HARNESS, LOT OF HARNESS, 5 TONS COAL, ■ CHAFF -' CUTTER, WOLSLEY SHE UP-SHEARING ' MACHINE, AND NUMEROUS SUNDRIES. . BRAND AND JOHNSTON have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. Gear, who is leaving for England, to sell at Porirua as above — The^ whole 1 of Furniture and Effects in and about the residence. Sale starts, punctually at 11 .o'clock. Light refreshments provided on day oi sals. On view Monday Afternoon, from 2 till 5. The Residence and Land appurtenant will be available for an approved tenant after the sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARyT 19^7 Commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp. AT OUR~ROOMS. LARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS , and APPOINTMENTS. UPRIGHT GRAND~PIANO by the Celebrated Maker Meissner, .Berlin; almost .new and a beautiful-toned instrument. COSTLY CHESTERFIELD SUITE, UPHOLSTERED in PLAIN GREEN VELVET, comprising Chesterfield Lounge and 2 Large Divan Chairs; all equal to new. SUPERIOR LEATHER DINING ROOM SUITE, in very good order. ,COSTLY QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, Newest Design. EXTENSION DINING TABLE -and HEAVY MOHAIR TABLECOVER, etc., etc. 2 HANDSOME BEDROOM o ' SUITES. A Removed to Our Rooms for Convenience. BRAND AND JOHNSTON have received instructions to cell at their rooms, 157, Lambton-quay, as above — A large sale of almost -new furnishings; also 40, rolls new linoleum and .40 beautiful Axminster- rugs, eto. v Full details on Tuesday. We sell in our Rooms Every Wednesday. _ This will be an attractive sale. • E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer THURSDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1912, Commencing at 1.30 .o'clock sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE , - . - Of HIGH-CLASS .AND ALMOST* NEW 'HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Fritz Kuhla (cost 80 guineas, BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER CARPETS AND APPOINTMENTS. AT THE RESIDENCE, KONINI-RD , J HATAITAI (First stop through tunnel). On account of Miss Denhard, who is giving up housekeeping.' BRxVNLi AND JOHNSTON have re _ ceived instructions to sell at Ha'taitai as above— The whole of the costly Furniture, E.P. Ware, Prism Binoculars, etc., contents of six rooms, all ■ equal to new. On view Wednesday Afternoon from 2 till 5. Full details later. " This desirable Property is for PRIVATE SALE. Particulars on application.' E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. FAMOUS GRASS SEED FARM FOR SALE. Oryrk ACRES, SANDON; all in grass & *\f t except 30 acres oats ; 200 acres shut up for, grass seed (rye and crested dog's tail) ; 8-roomed houße; stable, loose boxes and numerous outbuildings; olose to school and post oflice : a most up-to-date farm, apd in splendid order. Price £27 -per acre. Terms arranged. This is one of the best grasß seed farms in the district, .and will be eagerly sought after. Sole agents, J.JI. PERRY AND CO., feilding.