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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 126, 24 November 1923, Page 12

TUESDAY NEXT, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. QT ,ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE. SUPERIOR . HOUSEHOLD FURNiSHINGS, MAGNIFICENT FULL UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO BY "ARMSTRONG," NEW YORK, A GLORIOUS-TONED INSTRUMENT INJPERFECT ORDER. COSTLY CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, upholstered m green utrecht velvet, HIGHBACK DINING SUITE, HANDSOME RIMU SIDEBOARD, AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, BRASS FENDER &CJITE, E.P. WARE, VASES AND ORNAMENTS, POT STANDS and POT PLANTS, WALNUT OVERMANTEL. UPHOL. SETTEE, Lot of CROCKERY, DINING TABLE, GREEN - MOHAIR TABLE COVER, CHILD'S HIGH CHAIR, 3 NEW LOUNGE RUGS, BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, KAURI H T A££ STAND with MIRROR BACK, SUPERIOR AXMINSTER CARPET, SET OF TOILETWARE, 2 SINGLE IY92 DEN BEDSTEADS, WIRE MATTRESSES. KAPOK BEDS, DUCHESSE CHEST, CHILD'S S.I. BEDSTEAD, GARDEN ' TOOLS, SPECIALLY WELL-MADE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, and APPOINTON THE PREMISES, NO 6, BOSTON TERRACE. (Off Aro Btreet.) T? JOHNSTON AND CO. have recetv- ■*-*• ed instructions from Mrs. W. H. Moon, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell on the premises, .a* above, ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SIX WELL- 1 FURNISHED ROOMS. On view morning of sale. . . E. JOHNSTON, . • Auctioneer. THURSDAY MORNINGi •^ mm£ nwn S at 10 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE HI<S I/£ LAss household furNI&HINGS, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by Oswald, a line-tonod instrument, in perfect g^fj. COSTLY OAK fiALLSTAND 3 SUPERIOR CHESTER£t E£? suiteS, WRITING DESK, Ra^F™ SIDEB°ARDS, GATELEG TABLES, OAK SIDEBOARD, MORgr r S -CHAIRS AND COUCHES, HIGHJACK CHAIRS, ESCRII TOIR^I . AND WRITING DESK (??"}bined), SEAGRASS CHAIRS, CONTENTS OF UNWELL-FURNISH-ED BEDROOMS. 400 LOTS 400 OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUR- ■ _.'■ NISHINGS; '■• " At the Residence, No. 111, HILL-ST PJ JOHNSTON AND CO; have rtMr- ■?-*'* ed mrtructions from the owner, who has sold her property to sell, on the premises, aa above — ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 16 WELL- . ROOMS. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY MORNING, • At 10.30 sharp. MOST IMPORTANT SALE AUCTION 'Of THin^SLE 0F MR. a:;C. JENSEN'S aSSF^PJ VERY HIGH-CLASS VALUED AT : HIGHEST QUALITY WORK PRODUCED IN THE DOMINION. To bo K>ld under the hammer, regardless of cost. • On th« premißes, 65, MANNERS-ST. T? JOHNSTON AND CO. haY» receiv- ■■-*• ed instructions, from Mr. Jensen, ( whp is overßtocked, to sell at his shop, aa above— ' , £2000 worth of highest quall ity furniture; A great opportunity to eecure highest quality and brand-new furniture (all guaranteed), at your own price. No better furniture can be obtained in New Zealand. . . . Full details liter. - . •■.'•■ E. JOHNSTON, •■ Auctioneer. SATURDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 1923, ' Commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp. SPECIAL CLEARING SALE Of , SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS, BUILDING MATERIALS, "SASHES WAL- ■ NUT DOORS, DECK CHAIRS, 40 SHIP'S BUNKS COMPLETE VALUABLE SHIP'S SETTEES, IN BEST QUALITY ENGLISH TAPESTRY, MILITARY PACK SADDLES, MOTOR SHED DOORS . SHIP'S DOUBLE COMPACTUM SHIP'S SOLID WALNUT WRIT- ■ ING TABLES, CROQUET SETS CHIP HEATERS, CARPENTER'S BENCH, MANILA ROPE, MANTELPIECES, ..AND OTHER LOTS AT MR. W. H. GEORGE'S COUNTRY RESIDENCE, "THE MANOR HOUSE" HAYWARDS.' "C 1 JOHNSTON AND CO, have receiv- •■-«• od instructions to sell, at Hay wards, as above— ■ '■ A LARGE QUANTITY OF SHIP'S BUNKS, FURNITURE, ETC. Full detailed cataloguas will bo ready on Wednesday. ,E. JOHNSTON, : Auctioneer. ELECTRLU MODEL, NEW~ EADLNG Standard and Coaclibuilt ' bido-car, guaranteed a perfect turnout; must sell; will sacrifice for £80 or ««M«it oSer, 87.3, Eyg, Post. _. _,