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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.50 o'clock. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. '. ON THE PREMISES, 5, EVELYN 'PLACE, OFF WEBB-ST. CW. PRICE AND CO., AUC- • TIONEERS, HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM MRS. BELL, WHO IS LEAVING WELLINGTON, TO SELL THE WHOLE OF HER SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONTENTS OF SIX WELLFURNISHED ROOMS, Comprising— S-PIECE DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (SHADOW TISSUE), DININGROOM TABLE AND CHAIRS, 2 SIDEBOARDS, .- OVERMANTEL, D.B.M. BEDSTEAD AND MAT- ' TRESSES, CHEVAL PAIR, 3 CHESTS OF DRAWERS, 3 DUCH- . ESSE CHESTS, OCC. TABLES AND ■CHAIRS,' CLOCK, LINOLEUMS, SLOWER STANDS, BOOKSHELF, .SETTEE, HALL STAND, ROCKING CHAIR, BLANKETS, SHEETS, - TABLE DAMASK (26 yards) A?ssor, coal vase, uphol. wicker chair, bedroom ware, fender, screen, wire mattresses, kapok beds, vases'; whatnot, jardinieres, canistors, • casement curtains, rugs, m.t. washstand, toilet — table,. 3 single, bedsteads, pictures, couoh, glassware, copper spirit kettle, kitchen table and chairs, saucepans kettles, irons, washup, spade, rake' axo, plants, 2 rolls heavy single and . - double sheeting, crockery, cutlery * elc., etc. Everything, for-Absolute. Sale , WITHOUT RESERVE. C W. PRICE, Auctioneer. " • TO-MORROW,' At 1.30 o'clock. DAMAGED -CARGO. " '" - ■ UNRESERVED SALE ' . AUCTION Of S CASES VERY HIGH-CLASS FRENCH HANDBAGS, HAIR BRuti-fFc 1 MANICURE SETS, ETC •' (Slightly damaged). 56 GbIuSs EBONY bristle.hair 72 ladies' french handbags 60 DOZEN METAL FILES on Cards 1 DOZEN BOXES MANICURE EMERY ■, - v 64 D<^ E C N HIGH"GRAD.E- MANICURE (On account of whom it may concern). X? JOHNSTON~AND-CO. have re-■M-J' ceived instructions to sell at .their New Mart, No. 8, Willeston street as above— ' • VALUABLE FANCY GOODS, ETC. On View Morning of Sale. '. \ " NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS— No. 8, ' "WILLESTON STREET (Close, to Stewart Dawson's) E. JOHNSTON AND CO., ;_ Auctioneers. .FRIDAY MORNING, i -imm At 10- 30 °'cock sharp. ' ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE - • -Of HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISTERS^SUI^tuS in grey moquette), 3. SUPERIOR CARPETS, RUGS, and RUNNERS RIMU ESCRITOIRE, ' OAK OCC TABLE, '• BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, OAK G. LEG TABLE, OX. COPPER, PEDESTAL KERB, GOOD ' LINOLEUMS, SKAGRASS CHAIRS ]?L,EC. RADIATOR, SMALL Rll MU SIDEBOARD, 16 BLINDS, ART CURTAINS, 4 OAK H.B. CHAIRS, ■ OAK POT STANDS, OAK FIRE SCREEN," HANDSOME OAK BED- . DUCHEIsT^^STI^'SEk . \^E A^ 3IAT\^ S SEr SKl Ap Do| BEDS, MEDICINE CABINET W.G.C. GAS STOVE (in good order)' GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS. ALUMINIUM WARE AND NUMEROUS LOTS, , At the Residence, No. 168, Clyde quay Etopposito Baths). . JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions from tho ownor, who h giving up housekeeping, to Eell on Hie premise's, as abovo. s EVERYTHING IS INT VERY NICE ORDER. On .View Morning of Sale ■ / L. G. DOWDING, lAuctioneer. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), , 2 p.m. At CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, 53, Cuba street. (VfESSRS. FORDHAM AND CHILD, -i-TX Auctioneers, have been instructed by air. Jennings to sejl th G part contents of his_s-roomed house, removed to our mart for convenience of sale, comprising:— , MORRIS COUCH AND 2 MORRIS CHAIRS, 4 LIGHT RIMU H B CHAIRS AND 2 CARVERS' LARGE KAURI .SCOTCH CHEST, , SIDEBOARD, AVARDROBIS, DUCIIj;BSE PAIR. OCC. TABLES,' PALM STANDS. WICKER CHAIR , CENT'S BICYCLE, UPHOLSTER?r D 4 T^ V CIIAIRS (SOFA COUCH -UAHOCANY FRAME). SfNCER DROL'HEAD SEWING MACH7NR KITCHEN DRESSER. TABLES' CHAIRS, LINOS., RUGS,' ETC | On view after 9 a.m. W. E. FORDHAM, Auctioneer. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. gentleman's "Superior 9-rooji. ED RESIDENCE 6, HALSWELL STREET/ THORNDON. - ."WEDNESDAY, 3rdTEPTEMBER 1921 -At 2.30 p.m. 'at our -rooms, 105," customhouse Wellington! M EAxn?nr,^; W OUCr® NATHAN AND CO., nic. favoured with instructions from the Executor in the Estato of the late Mrs. J. W. Wallace, (o «ell by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above— y That splendid 9-roomod Residence comprising large dining-room (20ft * 18ft), drawing-room, 5 bedrooms, kitchen, and storeroom, complete with all offices and conveniences. The house is in first-class order throughout and has just been painted. The tine lei el section, 40tt x 102 ft, is well laid out in gardens, and there is ample room for the erection of a garage. Tins property is situated irfTone of the most desirable residential streets in Thorn- ' don. Title. Land Transfer. Possession within onu mouth from .Int.- of.sale. For tenijs and furlher pailiculnrs, apply The ■Auclionec-i'4, I S. CKOR y GE NATHAN* AND CO., 105, Customhouse quay. ,T EVIN-- I-'OXTON MOTOIt mTiF JLj SERVlCE.—Quickest route to Foxton. lieave Foxton 7.30 a.m.; lca\e Levin II a.m.; Icat'e Foxloil 3.15 p.m.; leave Levin 7.50 p.m. v Return Fares, 8s 6d • Single, 5s 6d. Motor for Hire Bundavs. PERCY WHITE HEAD, ' Proprietor.