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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 25, 30 January 1923, Page 12

TO-MORROW MORNING, At ,10 o'clock sharp. ATTRACTIVE a"ucTION SALE OP SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by "Kirchner," GOOD LINOLEUMS, NEW AXMINSTER RUNNERS (9i and 8 yards), RUGS, COSTLY OAK HALL STAND, AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, MORRIS and SEAGRASS CHAIRS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COUCH, DINING TABLE, SIDEBOARD, RIMU BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ■; rAND EFFECTS. On tKo Premises, No. 96, Karori road (Ist Tram Stop past Botanical Gardens). EJOHNSTOJif AND CO. have receiv- • ed instructions from Mrs. A. Nichol«on, who is leaving Wellington, to sell on the premises as above. Comprising— Magnificent upright grand piano (by Kirchner. a. fine-toned instrument), new linoleums, rugs, 2 axminster runners (9£yds and 8 yds), superior oak hall stand, Austrian chairs, burlap Jfindow seat, cushions, ocuoh, art curtams. din. ta&le, piotures, Morris chair, seajrraes chairs, lot of books, small sideboard, ooc. tables, crockery and glassware, gas heaters, double and single wooden bedsteads, wire mattresses, ■ kapok beds, pillows, rimu duchesse chests and chest of drawers, pedestals, sets of ware, quaint , duchesse pr. kitchen table, saucepans, boil- -. er, and kiJcnen utensils, bins, garden tools, hose, water can, wringer, and appointments. ' Kb reserve. Everything is in very good order. On view morning of sale. ■ Sale commences at fi) o'clock sharp. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. . TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. , MOST ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE 1. BIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, BEAUTIFUL CARPET AND RUGS, MOROCCO LEATHER DINING SUITE (of 7 pieces), 2 HANDSOME" OAK SIDEBOARDS (of special designs), SOLID OAK 'EXT. DINING TABLE (oval), OAK HIGHJACK AND ' CORNER CHAIRS, OAK AND RIMU GATEMG TABLES, BED SPREAD and TABLE LINEN, 20 LOTS BEST ■ .QUALITY JE.P. WARE, ROYAL DOULTON DINNER SET, TEA SETS,"-CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, 'ELECTRIC RADIATOR (4 points), BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, MORRIS COUCHES AND.CHAIRS, CLOCKS, .VASES and ORNAMENTS', BOWLS and POT PLANTS, OAK CHINA CABINET, CUTLERY arid STAIN-i-'LESS KNIVES, HISTORIAN'S OF THE WORLD (26 yob), "SPECIALL WELL-MADE Chesterfield suites and '. CuUNGES (unhol. in moquet), RUGS, CUSHIONS, POT STANDS, LINOLEUMS, SINGER DRX3PHEAD SEWING MACHINE, ELECTRIC READING LAMP, CAKE STANDS, 'BOOK SHELVES, HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITES, RIMU BEDROOM FURNISHINGS (of ►every description), KAPOK BEDS, 'SETS OF WARE, VIOLIN AND CASE, OAK OFFICE DESK, GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, SAUCEPANS KETTLES, SETS OF BINS, HOSE, LAWN MOWER, MEAT , SAFES, KITCHEN DRESSER, and numerous other lots. 'AT OUR MART. Kfifi LOTS OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEOWU HOLD FURNISHINGS. •Removed from Miramar Crescent for con- . venience of. sale. X7\ JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiyrJCJ. od instruction to sell at their Rooms, 157, Lambton quay, a Large Catalogue of Superior Furnishings, as above. This is one of the most attractive sales we have held in our mart for some time, comprising everything to be found about a well-appointed residence. Now on view. Sale commences 10.30 eharp. L. G. DOWDING Auctioneer. :- TO-MORROW, 'At 1.30 o'clock sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, HANDSOME OAK PEDESTAL, SOLID' OAK EXT. DINING TABLE (square), OAK HIGH-BACK, CORNER, AND ROCKING CHAIRS, SUPERIOR 1 CARPETS AND RUNNERS, LINOLEUMS, GROCKERY AND GLASS'jWARE, PICTURES. EiP. WARE, COSTLY OAK AND RIMU BEDROOM FURNISHINGS. GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, AND APPOINT--MENTS, ■%M L£L S- 250 On the Premises, No. 38, Rimu road, Kel- , burn (off Glen road). E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receivo ed instructions from tho owner who is giving up housekeeping, to sell on tho premises as above — ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SIX WELLFURNISHED rooms.; Comprising:— Z Superior carpets, linoleums, chesterfield lounge, cushions, solid oak ext. dining table (square), ■ handsome oak pedestal, sideboard, . oak high-back chairs, oak rocker and mission chairs, oak occ. table, oak escritoire and writing desk combined, seagrass chairs, picture 1 cases and ornaments, coal .vase, c.p. ware, lot of crockery and glassware, spirit tantalus, oak hallBtand, oak settee, oak pot stands, book" shelves, cutlery, blankets and sheets, ■'Austrian chairs,. Axminster rugs, dak duchesso chest, ij-oak panel bedstead (cost £10), chest of drawers, pedestal cupboard, hospital bedstead, ducheeso : chest, wire mattresses, kapok beds, pillows, good kitchen utensils, set of bins, electric iron, brooms, wringer, and numerous other 16t3. This is an attractive sale. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY MORNING, ; At 10.30 a.m. sharp. - AUCTION SALE Of BUILDERS' 'AND CABINETMAKERS' SUNDRIES, . ■ fa the 'Assigned Estate of H. G. .Williams,. Lower Hutt. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- • . ed instructions to sell at_ their Eooras, 157, Lambton quay. 5 CASES OF GOODS. Comprising — Door knobs, wardrobe handles, glass movements, door knockers, sash fasteners, bras 3 escutcheons, hooks, finger plates, mortise furniture,"oils, paints, garnishes, 50.. rolls of border paper, -wardrobe ornaments, sets of locks, sets of beaded mortise furjiiture, casters, brass polo joints, square plugs and washers, bath caps, bath plugs, cabinet keys, 2 patent steam cookers, sink, gas fittings, gas globes, turning saw blades, and numerous other Jots. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON, AuctioneerFURNITURE WANTED. HAVING cleared our rooms of last year's stock, we are now prepared to receive consignments of Furniture and Sundries in any quantity. Cheque on delivery if required. A. E. CARVER AND CO.. Auctioneers and Land Agents, 137, Lambton quay (next new State Fix© Offiqe.l Teli 2934.