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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 83, 7 April 1924, Page 12

___^ AUCTIONS. . ' WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. ALL DAY SALE. IMPORTANT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 400 L°3 400 TO BE SOLD AT OUR ROOMS, 157, LAMBTON QUAY. ENTIRE CONTENTS~OF 8 SPECIALLY WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions. from the owner, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell as above— THE WHOLE OF HIS HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. Included.in the c»talogue will be found: DRAWING-ROOM. MOST EXPENSIVE HAND-MADE INDIAN CARPET/MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by H. Rheinberg Sohne, Berlin, a most glori-ous-toned instrument, CHESTERFIELD SUITE (in shadow tissue). BEA CrT'TFUL PICTURES. . BOWLS AND.POT PLANTS; 2 OAK CHINA. CABINETS, . OAK ESCRITOIRE, HIGH;CLASS DINING-ROOM FURNISHINGS, comprising SOLID OAK EXT. DINING TABLE (oval), OAK H.B. CHAIRS, AND SETTEE. . HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD (of special design), i-SIZE BILLIARD TABLE (with all accessories complete), COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA AND RECORDS, 2 HANDSOME . .OAK BEDROOM SUITES, GOOD -KITCHEN UTENSILS, AND APPOINTMENTS. L. G. DOWDING, „ \ , ' " Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. ■ATTRACTIVE"AUCTION SALE. " Of ■ ' VERY SUPERIOR AND HIGH-CLASS ' • ■ "HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. A most ■ Completely-furnished Home oJ ■— Modern Furniture. aso-v.-.-.v.l^, ..: 250 - At the Residence, : ' .NO. 8,: DUNDAS STREET, ■ - - ■■•■■•• SEATOUN. E T JOHNSTON AND 00. have re- • ceived 'instructions from L. Boielle, Esq.-, who is giving up housekeeping, to Sell, on the premiees; as above. Comprising:— DRAWING-ROOM AND HALL. EXPENSIVE HAND-MADE ; MIRZAPORE CARPET, 13ft lOin x IOIt 6in (cost £40), OAK DRAWING-ROOM . SUITE, comprising settee and easy chairs, upholstered in tapestry ;'VALUABLE OIL! PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOURS, by well-known artists, Vases', Ornaments, and ' Statuettes, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by "Collard and ■ Collard," in solid rosewood case, a most glorious instrument," and equal to new, COSTLY HIGH-BACK CHESTERFIELD SUITE, upholstered in beat tapestry procurable, comprising Chesterfield and 2 " Divan Chairs, with loose cushions (cost £65), Occ. Tables, Bowls, and Pot Plants, Mirzapore Hall Rugs, VALUABLE MARBLE STATUE, 7ft 6in high, by '■Gerrmeggni" (cost 95' guineas). j DINING-ROOM. ! COSTLY MIRZAPORE CARPET, 12 x 10, Rugs, Pictures, SOLID OAK EXT. DINING-TABLE (round), OAK HIGH-BACK CHAIRS, Oak Pot Stands, SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, upholstered in shadow tissue, almost new "CUTLER" ROLLER TOP DESK, best quality E.P. Ware, Crockery, Glassware, and Cutlery, Pot .plants, Singer Sewing Machine. CONTENTS OF WELL-FURNISHED BEDROOMS. Comprising:—- . 2 SPECIALLY WELL-MADE OAK I BEDROOM SUITES, of latest design, wire mattresses, Mirzapore : carpets, rugs, bathroom fittings, good* kitchen utensils,' aluminium saucepans, kettles, lot of electrical equipment, comprising electric coffee perculators, electric radiator, 2 electric grillers, electric milk warmer, electric bed j warmer, and ov'onette ;'■ garden and carpenters'- tools, quantity of building timber, including oak boards and small quantity of- builders' sundries' etc THIS IS A MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE, AND EVERYTHING IS ' EQUAL TO NEW. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON, . Auctioneer. THURSDAY MORNING, j . At. 10 o'clock, sharp. S^r^t^fSSct^ LI) On the Premises, . No. 1, WADE CRESCENT, WADESTOWN • (Over Stationer's Shop, tram terminus). On account of Mrs. Portman, whoso lease has expired. y JOHNSTON~7ND CO. have re- ■*-*<> ceived instructions ■to sell, at Wadestown, as above, -THE CONTENT'S OF 5 ROOMS. " Detaib later. , E. JOHNSTON, ! Auctioneer, j WEDNESDAY, Sth APRIL 1924 At 2.30 p.m. SECTION, HAPPY VALLEY: ■ IVfESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. JLTA have received instructions t6 sell by Pubuc Auction at their Rooms, Featierston street; as above^—: LOTS 2 to 9 and 15 to 25, part sections 661 and 662, Island Bay, all having frontages to the Esplanade, and containing areas of from 14.7 perches to 26 perches. - The sections are situated just beyond West Beach, within 8 minutes easy walk of .the. Island Bay tram terminus. They have-a splendid panoramic seascape outlook with a view of the South Island, well sheltered, and the majority have level building sites. ;" ' The electric current is now being connected to adbining.properties. EASY TERMS have been, arranged, viz.: 10 per cent. cash,. 10 per cent, in three months. 10 per cent, in six months, balance in threa years, ■ interest at 6 per cent. .■-.-'■. LOT ,5, BK. 1, HAPPY VALLEY, having a frontage of 109 ft,' and containingl'rood 27.7 perches. The Section is situated just beyond Severn street, and before coining to the •Happy ■ Valley road. It wiJi provide sites for the erection of several seaside cottages, and.faces a good bathing beach. For Lithographic Plans and further particulars, apply to ' J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WANTED to Sell, 1 Electric Automatic Carbonator, Railway Iron (suitable for builders),. Vice?, l'ulievs, Bone Mill, Bottle Jacks, Snatch Blocks, Single and Double Blocks. Wire Ropo. STEVENS AND CO., 132b, Abe! Smith street. ■ Tel.-80-333. - -