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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 70, 24 March 1914, Page 10

TO-MORROW, At 1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. UNRESERVED SALE Ol' SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFI'KCTS. Rooms mii3t be Cleared to make room for the Great Sale of Russian Furs on i'Viday. LOTS! *300 LOTS! TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. AL. WILSON AND CO. will hold » their imial Weekly Salo of High-class furniture at their lioomi as above, when a most attractive catalogue vvill bo offered comprising Furniture of every description. Tho salo will bo an UNRESERVED ONE, us we require every inch of space for the largo sale of Fum to be held on Friday. O GOOD AXMINSTER CARPETS in O various sizes arid designs MAGNIFICENT 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Blue English Saddlebags und Velvet MASSIVE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Ramsperger, Stuttgart; cost £85: equal to new; a very powerful-toned instrument, in perfect order, HAS TO BE SOLD 2 PEDESTAL OFFICE DESKS with Leather Top, Side Drawers, nicely polished SOLID WALNUT CHINA CABINET with inset Shelves and Glassed Door ALL OAK ISIDEBOARD in very latent design, \vell finished oFT EXTENSION OAK TABLE. EngO lish made 6HICH-Bi\CK DINING CHAIRS in Leather Seats ALL-BRASS BEDSTEAD (double) with Heavy PiJlows (equal to now) complete with BEDDING 6 FT DOUBLE MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE, with Carved Reliefs Drawers, .etc., etc. ; 2 SMALLER DESIGN Do. 3 SINGLE DUCHESSE CHESTS with Swing Mirrors LOT OF GOOD SHEETS and QUILTS 6 roils lino,, 6 Austrian chairs, dinner service, fancy cups, saucers and plates, palm stands and plants, Axminster rug?, overmantels, lot books, office chair, upholstered rocking chairs, box ottoman, leather chair, roller blinds, cutlery, pictures, 2 invalid chairs, revolving bookcase, Morris chair, copper and brass fender, lot 6f laoe curtains, office chair, copying press Also, a Jot of good bedroom furniture On account of Mr. H. D. King, Melrose— Carpenter's bench, lot nails, register grate 3, 40r't garden hose, floor, cramps, crowbars, spndes, bicycle, scrim, wire netting, pyint, varnish, linseed oil, lavatory basin, heater, etc., etc, WITHOUT RESERVE. O» View from 9.30 a.m. To-morrow. A. L. WILSON. Auctioneer. / TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY. 25th MARCH, 1914, At 2.30 p.m. AT OUR. ROOMS. 26, BRANDON-ST. (Next to Kirkcaldie and Stains,) UNRESERVED SALE UNRESERVED SALE Of A PIANOS! a PIANOS! MUST BE SOLD to make room for phenomenal Salo of J\rrs. AL. WtLSON AND CO. will hold an • Unreserved Sale of 4 Pianos, all good instrument*, and under the circumstances have to be sold. We have no time for particulars, but invite inspection any time before sale. A. L. WILSON. Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 27th MARCH, 1914, Commencing at 11 a.m. sharp. AT OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. (Next to Kirkcaldie and Stains). PHENOMENAL AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF RUSSIAN FURS! RUSSIAN FURS! RUSSIAN FURS! I?UR, COATS PUR COATS Of Seal, Musquash, _ Sable, Squirrel, Marmot, Minx, Russian Poney, Moline, Beaver, Coney, etc., etc. FUR SETS FUR SETS Comprising SABLE, ERMINE. BLACK SITKA AND POINTED FOX, JAPANESE MINK, BLUE AND BLACK WOLF, WHITE ICELAND FOX, KITT CONEY, etc., etc. MOTOR COATS AND RUGS, MOTOR COATS AND RUGS, Comprising, MUSQUASH. MARMOT, TIGER CAT, CIVIT, etc., etc. This is the FINEST COL-, LECTION ever shown in New Zealand, ' and , of tho latest Continental style and fashion. Goods are guaranteed as represented. AL. WILSON AND CO! have been • favoured with instructions from the owner to sell a fine collection of Russian Ftir_ Coats, etc., at their rooms, as above, without reserve (providing thei'e is fair competition), as he is leaving Wellington immediately after the Sale. The Furs will bo on view all day Thursday, and special facilities will be afforded to ladies for trying on. This is no ordinary sale of Furs. This lot, is of a description far beyond anything ever offered in this country. , The owner is specially desirous that intending purchasers should take full advantage of inspection before _ the _ sale, as he is anxious lo assure satisfaction. Inspection cordially invited on Thursday, 26th from 11 a.m. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. THE EVENING POST. A DVERTISERS WILL PLEASE J\. NOTE that id is IMPERATIVE THAT ALL ADVERTISEMENTS be at. the Office EARLY EACH DAS'. ' Notices re Entertain men te, Meetings, etc., must be in by not later than 1.15 p.m. to ensure insertion with similar advertisements. A Special Rate vvill bo charged for those having to be put on tho Lato Newß Page. Alterations to Contract Advertisements must be in by Noon the previous day. BLUNDELL BROS.. LTD., Proprietors.