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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 92, 19 April 1921, Page 12

1 TO-MORROW MORNING, Commencing at 10.30 o'olock. ALL DAY SALE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO COSTLY AXMINSTER CARPETS and RUNNERS NEW SINGER DROPISEAD SEWING MACHINE (66) . BUPERIOR HIGH-BACK CHESTERFIELD SUITE HANDSOME OAK AND KAURI SIDEBOARDS » SOLID OAK AND LIGHT RIMU BEDROOM SUITES PUCHESSE CHESTS CHEVAL DUCHESSE 1 ALMOST NEW YOST TYPEWRITER (No. 20). BLANKETS CROCKERY AND' APPOINTMENTS. .. AT OUR MART. 'Ara LOTS OF COSTLY HOUSE--4011 HOLD FURNISHINGS. ."171 JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- •£-/• coived instructions to sell "at their Mart, 157, Lambton-quay,,, a largo catalogue of Household Furnishings, removed to our Mart for convenience of sale. Comprising: Costly high-back Chesterfield- and 2 easy ".'■' chairs to rhatch, upholstered in shadow tissue, 2 leather armchairs, easy chairs, '- soagrass chairs', 2. hall settees,, bowls and pot plants, 2 upright grand pianos, pictures, handsome oak sideboard with oval mirror back, solid oak extension dining table, 2 superior Axminster carpets and runners, suporior kauri sideboard with leadlight cabinets, crockery and glassware, c.p. ware, oak halletand. dressmaker's model, Austrian chairs, linoleums, electric radiator (4-burner), gent's bicycle, Vacuum cleaner, _ carpet sweepers, 2 superior Morris chairs, pot stands, rosewood occasional chairs, high-back dining suite, pouffe ottoman, prams, pushcarts, framed mirrors, Singer treadle sewing machine, "R-oxonola" cabinot, gramophone in solid oak caso HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising large oak wardrobe, oak duchesse chest, pedestal and double woodon to match, all en suite £ wooden ■ cots, duchesso chests, wooden • '•• bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapok beds, pillows, _ lot of kitchen utensils, brass preserving pan, enamel bath, wringer, firelees cooker, and numerous other lot 3 • Also, BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS. On view Morning of Sale. Sale 10.30 sharp To-morrow Morning. L. G. DOWDING. Auctioneer. : CONTINUATION SALE, TO-MORROW MORNING. PUBLIC TRUST SALE. COMMENCING AT 10.30 A.M. MOST IMPORTANT AND HIGHLY INTERESTING AUCTION SALE Of COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH and FRENCH HAND-PAINTED CHINA AND ORNAMENTS, BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASSWARE, COSTLY CANTEENS OF CUTLERY and E.P. WARE, CASES of VALUABLE FISH and DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS, EARLY ENGLISH SPOONS and FORKS, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO by John Broadwood and Sons, London, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, VALUABLE JEWELLERY, LEATHER TRUNKS, «nd APPOINTMENTS. 1250 "™- 1250 AT THE FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 18, TELFORD-TERRACE (off Haystreet), ORIENTAL BAY. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE IN THE ESTATE OF MRS L. ROTHERAM (deceased). E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions to sell at tha Residence, Telford-terrace, as above, the entire contents of ten large rooms. Full details appeared in Saturday's Post. ■' Tliis is the most valuable collection of Old China Glassware and Plate that has been offered in Wellington for a great many rear*. On view from 9 o'clock. Sale- commences TO-MORROW MORNING, at 10.30 a.m. sharp. ORDER OF SALE. WEDNESDAY.—IO.3O a.m., Drawingroom, Hall,- Bedrooms, and Household Linen. B. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY MORNING, Commencing at 10.30 o'clock. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by "Huako"), GOOD LINOLEUMS, .'.COSTLY HIGH-BACK DINING - SUITE, HANDSOME KAURISIDE- ".: BOARD, BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS, GAS STOVE, AND EFFECTS. 300 L^ s 300 On tho Premises, No. 59, Webb-street. (Top of Cuba-street). Tp JOHNSTON AND CO. have reJM» ceived instructions from the owner, wilio is giving up housekeeping, to sell on tlfc premises as above. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 7 ROOMS. Full details To-morrow. L. G. DOWDING, Auctioneer. THURSDAY MORNING, At 10.30 sharp. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE SHOP' FITTINGS, CLERKS' DESKS, 30 PLATE GLASS AND PLAIN DOORS, 100 (about) GLASS SASHES AND PARTITIONS, SHELVING, SHOW CASES, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, 2 SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINES, etc., etc., etc. On .the Promises lately vacated by James Smith, Ltd., Dixon-st. (opp. Te Aro House). E JOHNSTON AND CO. h»ve receiv- * cd instructions from James Smith, Ltd., who have just made extensive al-* teratious to their new premises, to sell as above — SURPLUS FITTINGS, ETC., Comprising— % VALUABLE DOORS of all descrip- ' tiong, 4 CLERKS! DESKS (with drawers), letter press, cupboards, linoleums, fixtures, lot of totara, odd timber, counters, shelving, 3 glass chow cases, tailor's gas stove and irons, office inquiry desk, about 100 valuable glass partitions, numerous sashes, show-case doors, 5 hand basins, 2 largo sheets plate glass, stain case spindles, hotiio telephones, upright oottago piano by Broadwood, 2 Singer treadle sewing machines, cabinetmaker's saw benches, and numerous other lots. This is an c-xtensive salo of first-class fittings, and everything is in perfect order. On view from Wednesday next. E. JOHNSTON, Auotioneer.