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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 66, 19 March 1915, Page 12

TO-MORROW, 2 o'clock. At Our Rooms, THE HOME & COLONIAL AUCTION MART, 53, Cuba -street. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. BLAKE AND CO. will offer per instructions of various vendors, for absolute sale 470 LOTS 470 HIGHEST CLASS FURNITURE, ETC. 3 VERY HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SniTES. brown, green, and olectrio. blue SOLtD ENGLISH OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE SOLID OAK DINING TABLE. KAURI TOP HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE CARVED DINING-ROOM SUITE, in leather 7 HANDSOME SIDEBOARDS 14 WELL-MADE DUCHESSE CHESTS. Couches, chairs, tables, kerbs, overmantels, chesterfields, mirrors, sowing machines, hallstands, cabinets, cote, wooden, and braes-inotinted bedsteads, wires, mattresses, pillows, ' rugs, table linen. lino., ruunor, strotchers, kapoks, cutlery, camera, toilot ware. , Also, STRADIVARIUS VIOLIN DAYTON COMPUTING SCALES. - COME AND GET BARGAINS. NO RESERVE. . NO RESERVE. BLAKE AND CO., "THE" Auctioneers and Land Agents, 53, Cuba -street. 'Phone 2504. Entries invited for next week's sales. The largest and most central rooms in Wclh'ngtoh. . MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 o'clock. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS. AT THE RESIDENCE. No. 98, ELLICE-STREET. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions from the owner, who is leaving Wellington, to Sell as above^ — Entire Contents of Seven Wellfurnished Rooms, Comprising : GOOD QUALITY LINOLEUMS, throughout tho house; SUPERIOR BROWN CARPET SQUARE, 9 x 12; 11 YARDS BEST QUALITY AXMINSTER RUNNER, SLIP MATS. QUAINT SIDEBOARD WITH MIRROR BACK. SUPERIOR COUCH IN EMBOSSED VELVET, 6 NEW BENTWOOD CHAIRS, DININGTABLE. COVER, SUPERIOR DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, in silk tapestry. HEAVILY " BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEAD, 2 SUPERIOR DUCHESSE PAIRS. DUCHESSE CHESTS, , TOILET WARE, HEARTHRUGS. Wicker chairs. Austrian chairs, uphol- ° stored wicker chairs, lace and fancy curtains, brass-rail fenders and brasses, nice tot of pot plants, umbrella stand, e.b.m. bedstead, duchesse chest, now *a. bedsteads, and bedding complete, kitchen Utensils, table, Potts's irohs, new wringer, good dinner service, groceries, ja.ni jars, ga3 stove, saucepans, 9 good canaries, bird cages, 7 white leghorn fowls, portable fowlhouse, wire netting, lady's bicycle, and sundries. 'Everything is in perfect order, and for absolute sale. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. TUESDAY NEXT, At 1.30 d'clock. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by John Brinsmead and Sons), QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, OAK HIGH-BACK SUITE, CARPETS, AND EFFECTS. AT THE RESIDENCE. No. 16, OVER-TON-TERRACE, HATAITAI. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • cejved instructions from the owner, who is giving up housekeeping, to soil as *bove^Contents of Seven Rooms, all equal to new. Full details to-morrow, E. JOHNSTON. Auctioneer. TUESDAY NEXT, AT 1. TUESDAY NEXT, AT 1. AT THE N.F.C. BUILDINGS. ALLENSTREET, COURTENAY-PLACE. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF 46 TONS UNCLAIMED GOODS. 46 TONS UNCLAIMED GOODS. 46 TONS UNCLAIMED GOODS. THOMPSON BROS., LTD,, will sell by , Public Auction, on behalf of The Colonial Carrying Company, at the N.F.C. Buildings, Allen-street, a HETEROGENEOUS HETEROGENEOUS CONGLOMERATION CONGLOMERATION Of goods held for storage, a.s under, marks and names being given for identification if possible. 1900.— T.G.5., portmanteau; Galvin, 3 trunks; Leask, 3 trunks; Stack, 1 trunk. 1903.— O'Connor, ( quantity furniture ; Conusen, 1 tin box. 1904.— 1676/04, M'Kellar Wix, 1 wood trunk. 1905.— N0 mark, sack bark, 1 tin box; Wilkinson, 1 case; Babington, 1 parcel. 1906.— Hawkes, 21 cases rabbit poison; Holmes, 1 parcel; Padget, 1 box; Lane, 1 tin box. 10/8/06, Forth, 5 - trunks luggage. 6/7/06, Barnes, 2 cases, 1 package; Van Staveren, 1 parcel. 1907.— Mace, 1 parcel; C.J.D., 1 case; no marks, 1 swag. 1 portmanteau, 2 pieces timber; Cunningham, 1 caso; "Vornon, 1 sack; Lees, 1 parcel; R.C.D., Incase;" Rice. 1 package; Muir, 1 box. 27/6/07, Simmonds, furniture. 19/7/07, Br.own, 1 canvas package. 20/7/07, Edwards, furniture. 7/12/07, Bock, 1 case. 30/12/07, Rart«on, 1 Case, 1 parcel. 1908,— Flood, 17 cases; Kle Var-Fraser, 1 trunk; Lilley, 1 parcel; Booth Macdonald, 1 case; Tamer, 1 package; Sheldon Dramatic Co., 1 case ; no name, acetylene generator; Webb, 1 parcel; Tompkinß, 1 parcel; <Aitken, 1' parcel ; Simeon, stag horns ; Whiting. 1 caso. 7/1/08, no marks, 3 case?. 3/2/08, Hastings, tin bo*. 29/2/08, Baker, tin box. 1909.— Fuller's, 1 trunk; R.1.K., 1 caso; no mark, package egg carriers; Ryle, 1 tin box ; Robb, 1 case ; no mark, 5 cases. 8/5/09, Beatty, 6 packages furniture 24/11/09, Venters, 1 trunk. 30/12/09, Ashman, 1 case. 1910.— N0 mark, push cart; Walker, 1 ( caso. 28/1/10, Maeon, 1 case. 21/7/10, Hopkins, 2 packages. 30/8/10, Cailis, 1 case. 1/10/10, R. over W., Noll, case. 1911,— Williams. 1 clock ; no marks, 1 case skates, 1/2/11, Gilding. 2 cases. 10/4/11. Robertson. 2 swags. 4/9/11, Ilawell, 1 table. 8/9/11, Humphries, 1 package ironwork. 15/9/11, Dyer, sundry effects 2/10/11, Clifford, 1 case. 16/11/11, Alexander Antimony Co., 1 case. 4/12/11. Mason, furniture. 19/12/11, Woodehouse. 2 cases. 30/12/11, Caulsen, 1 trunk. 1912.— N.1.Z., 2 cases. 16/3/12, Familton, 1 case, 26/3/12. Read, 1 wood trunk. 7/5/12, Mottershell. 1 case. 8/5/12, Rice. 1 tin box. 5/7/12. Professor Karle. 1 wood trunk. 7/7/12, Davis, 1 tin box. 6/9/12, Kiernan, 1 tin box. 1913.— 20/1/13, • Wells, 1 canvas package. 23/1/13, Hill, 2 boxes, 8/8/13, 1 caso clocks (Richardson). 1914.— 23/3/14, Rawan, 1 Back, 1 portmanteau. SPECIAL.— Any lot or lots may be •withdrawn from sale on payment of storage and other charges. Terms of sale, Cash, with prompt delivery. THOMPSON BROS., LTD., A. 0. WALLACE Auctioneer