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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 63, 11 September 1924, Page 8

• }_"_ -auctions. carpets. './carpets, carpets. 'a great opportunity to purCHASE BEST QUALITY ENGLISH AXMINSTER, WILTON, and REVERSIBLE CARPET SQUARES AND RUNNERS, HEARTHRUGS, LOUNGE RUGS, LINOLEUMS, Etc., Etc. All brand new English goods and latest designs. Just landed &.t- the Carpet Warehouse, Willeston street (clpse'to: Stewart Dawson'3). SEE FLAG. FOR PRIVATE SALE. „ STOCK .VALUED AT £3000 ' £'30^)0 To be sold at Auction Prices, as the Importers must have money. Highest Grade, Carpets that are imported into tho Dominion. Also, k;a rolls of best quality Ov LINOLEUMS, in latest patterns. Inspection invited. The Largest Stock of Carpets and Rugs' in Wellington. Call and see tho Beautiful All-wool Engliih Reversible Hugs (Super-quality) from il each. .Warehouse open all day from 9 till 5. E. JOHNSTON AND. CO., Auctioneers, 6, Willeston street. TO-MORROW MORNING] At Our. Murt, No. 8, Willeston street, Commencing, ut 10.30 o'clock sharp. And Continuing All Day. CONTINUATION SALE By AUCTION ■ Of THF- B i.T,ANCE of THE NEW STOCK- ' IX-TRADtf OF MEN'S HOSE, UN- " DKRWEAR, SHIRTS, PYJAMAS, OVKRCOATS, .--TIES, CAPS, BRACKS; COLLARS, FELT HATS, ETC., ETC. £500 ■ - v°*™ '^£500 •All Purehasod within the Last 2 months) i\ T THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF, " "MUCK HOWE, MERCER, LAMBTOX QUAY. BY- ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ■.. : ASSIGNEE. " E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • "ccived instructions to sell at their Now Mart,--No. 8, Willoston street, close to Stewart Dawson's, 'jho Whole of Bruce Howe's Stock of Up- • 10-dato and Now Goods. To be sold in lots to suit buyers, without reserve. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW MORNING, x FRIDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. (Continuing SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, if necessary). Commencing at 10.30 o'clock sharp, ana continuing all day. MOST IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE By ' ■

PUBLIC AUCTION Of VERY- SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD V URNISHINGS—ALCOCK AND CO THREE-QUARTER BILLIARD DINING TABLE AND ALL ACCESSORIES COMPLETE, CANTEEN 01? A.I. QUALITY CUTLERY (COST 80 GUINEAS), ALMOST NEW PAWN AXMINSTER HALL CARPET AND STAIR ! CARPETS, RUGS, SUPERIOR 'SADDLEBAG, ■ CHESTERFIELD SUITE with. sis Dining Chairs 1o match, .. CHESTERFIELD LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS, ART -CUSHIONS, COAL VASE, J'TKE SCREEN AND BRASS EIRE TIDY.-OAK- DROPIIEAD SEWING MACHINE, BOOKSHELVES, MARBLE CJwlpK, ■ CABINETS, QUAINT JAPANESE GONG, VALUABLE ANEROID BAROMETER,.. SEAGRASS CHAIRS, NEW INLAID LINOLEUMS,AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, SETTEE, WAKEFIELD EASY CHAIR, MORRIS CHAIRS, OVERMANTELS, OCTAGON OCC. TABLE (of picked N.Z." woods), PLATFORM , ROCKER, ROSEWOOD DRAW-ING-ROOM' CHAIRS, ELECTRIC RADIATORS;" MOST VALU 4BLE COLLECTION OF OLD AND VALUABLE CHINA. GENUINK LACQUER VASE, onst £12, GOLD VASES.cost £20 and £12. ELEGANT lIAND-PAINTED COPPER. SET, cost £55, EBONY AND IVORY ORNAMENTS, HANDPAINTED CUPS, ORNAMENTS, RATSUMA.- JMARI. and CLOISSONE WARE, VALUABLE WATER COLOURS, BEAUTTKUL GLASSWARE, BEST QUALITY V,.]>. WARE AND STERLING SILVURWARE, COFFEE PERCULATOR AND COPPER .TUGS, CONTENTS OF WELL-FURNISH EC BEDROOMS, COSTLY CHE VAT. BEDROOM SUITE (of special tie si\'n), SCOTCH CHESTS OP DRAWERS. OTTOMAN COUCH WARDROBES, DUCHESSL' PAIRS. SETS OF TOILET WARE ohma slop pail, medicine chesis poiU-stal cupboards, ALMOST NEW 3ft 6in TWIN BEDSTEADS, ii lii!;l]|y polished light rimu (cob il8), hospital and d.b.m. bedstuaci» i.iie mallresses. kapok be'ls, pillow-. iIo-mi quilts, 80 LOTS OF FIRST CLASS BED AND TABLE LINEr of every description, GOOD KITCJI -V.N UTENSILS, gas stove, ssuiec pans, electric iron, boilers, tray; m ringer, carpet sweepers "an l.rooms, •clothes dryers, meal safe dover pots, water cans, steps, gai den toa's, deck chairs, lawn mo\iei iihimiiiium kettles and appointment!

-■■•. ■ ■:'■ Also.---'-'■■•-•■• ■■■' ' -;, 2 VALUABLE. WATER -COLOURS by J. M. Nairn. -. .. ■:. • /> 'AL the Family. Residence, No. 6, Ilalswell street (oir Murpby street). By order of the Executors in the Estate : .of the late Mrs.v.J. W. Wallace. Til JOHNSTON AND CO: have re!iA, tsived instructions to. sell, on the inemises. as above— THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF TEN LARGE ROOMS, ALL WELL FURNISHED; ALSO THE WHOLE OF ■, THE MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ART TREASURES. ''^m'':;.-y^-.A-, 500 ■This, is a. most important sale, and included -in the catalogue will bo found THE..-..MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF - OLD AND RARE ART TREASURES THAT-. HAVE BEEN . OFFERED BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN WELLINGTON. The sale-is ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED, and everything ■"•will -be sold' to the highest bidders: ' ■ ■ " OIIDEU'OT?""SAK'E.—IO;3O" a"ni.:•'■si.arp7:rard, l;ifcclieuj'.:,tiiiil bedrooms; 1. i).m. 6hi4i-f>.'.dining-'rooni--;iiicluding china; ait ireostires. pictures"-and "silver, following ■with hall, stairs, ■drawing-room, and bedr rooms. ,--'- ,-. ■ . : If neeessarv the sale .ivill be ,oontinuC(i lit 10 o'clock Saturday Morning. SPECIAL -PRIVATE VIEW MAY BF , ...OBTAINED FROM 7.30 TILL 8.30 :;";.~™r~; _;TO-NIGHT. -\\ " ■on makings-- 'arranrfemcuts' "iviih lli ( Auctioneers "before 5 p.m., or ' toloolioiie ._•. No. 1591, .after. 7 ij,m;.--.". . . E. JOHNSTON, -,■" ■ -Auctioneer.