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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 110, 5 November 1925, Page 12

>, • .. AUCTIONS.. ......'.' .- .. . TO-MORROW, 1 p At -1 o'clock shurp. :-" IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE ■•■••• ••/ ■ 06' ' EICH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS,, COSTLY CARPETS AND RUGS, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, INLAID LINOLEUMS, MORRIS CHAIRS, ■ CHESTERFIELD LOUNGES, OAK GATULEG TABLES, OAK H.B. CHAIRS, OAK ESCRITOIRE, • CROCKERY AND GLASS WAR R, CHINA CABINET, EIMU BEDROOM SUITE (of special design). 2 VERY COSTLx" OAK ■•BED'HOOM SUITES, 20 "IBEX" DINING- CHAIRS, 6 TE/ ROOM TABLI., 14 DUCHESSE CHESTS, 7 MIRROR-DOOR. WARDROBES, MORRIS CHAIRS, DINNER WAIOON, 4 FOLDING SCREENS, CURTAINS AND BLINDS, OCC. TABLES, HALLSTAND, STAIR. ■ RUNNER, PICTURES, " • SIDEBOARDS, MORRIS COUCHES, ■■■ OVAL FINING TABLE, OAK GATELEG' TABLE,. CHINA CABINETS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, BOOK .SHELVES, ...CUPBOARDS, RUGS, KERBS, COPPER COAL BOX, EASY CHAIRS, ELECTRIC- RADIATORS, «DOUBLE AND..SINGLE BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES, KAPOK BEDS, ' PILLOWS. 'PEDESTAL CUPBOARDS, • . STRETCHERS. KITCHEN- TABLE, COOKING UTENSILS, WRINGER. GARDEN TOOLS, AND APPOINTMENTS.-----300 **™- 300 At the Residence, 59, ■ Boulcott-street. E JOHNSTON AtfD CO. have re-' , • ceived instructions from the own- ' ef, who is giving up housekeping, to sell on the premises, as above-r . ENTIRE CONTENTS of 10 well-furn-ished rooms. On-View Morning of Sale. f . E. JOHNSTON^AND. CO., . - .'...,' ....,.-,"-...- -Auctioneers. ■ ;SAT.UKDAX .''NEXT, ~~ '. ■ At-1.30~o'clock" "sharp. AUCTION.:v..SAtE."-~Ofr" ' SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FU.RNITURE, AXMINSTER HALL -RUNNER. EXT. ' - DINING TABLE," EASY. CHAIRS, MORRIS COUCH,-- VALUABLE BELL /'ORGAN (14 stop); suitable for Ghurch-or home, FOX ■ TYI'KWRITER (good order)."OAK REVOLVING OFF K;E CHAIR. CROCKERY and:: GLASSWARE,- PICTURES, BOOKS. WRINGER. „ GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, GAS GRILLER, ■ ■ - C A R P E N T E R'S BENCH. LAWN- MOWER/ AND NUMEROUS OTHER LOTS. 3-SEATER "SAXON~ MOTORCAR (o;l.; self-starter, "well shod, and' in perfect order).- • ■■• • On the Premiss!-', 17, Adelaide street. Petone (corner of Church street). T? JOHNSTON AND CO. have re--*-J* ceived instructions from the Rev. F. H. Kadford, who is giving up housekeeping, to 6ell on' the preuiises, as above. - On View Morning 61 Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND C 0.,.'. ' ' /'• Auctioneers. MONDAY NEXT, At 1 p.m. sharp. SALVAGED STOCK EX KENT. ''■' '- '■'■■< AUCTION SALE OF 10 BALES OF TWINE (in lib and 41b reels and balls, in very good order) 4 CASES CONTAINING 48 GOOD WRINGERS ■ -*-i 2 CASES CONTAINING 72 GOOD MINCERS - --. r 1 LARGE CASK OF ROYAL ALBERT CUPS AND SAUCERS (very special), 60 dozen , •- ■ 1 CASE- TRANSFORMERS 1 CASE VEGETABLE BLACK '\ 80 CASES OF FANCY TOILET. SOAPS OF:. ALL . DESCRIPTIONS (scented '■-■'•■. soap«. bath' soap, catholic soap) /"3b LONG AND SHORT- HANDLED SHOVELS. • I'CASE DRAPERY, SINGLETS; ETC. AT OUR MART. E;- JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instruction's to Sell at their Rooms, No. 8, V^iHeston 1 street,; 1.■.'.";". SALVAGED CARG6-:EX*:KEN i T.;.:::' To be sold in any quantities buyers may require. On View Morning of Sale. . .... - E. JOHNSTON, •■ . - Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, ... 1 ' 2 p.m. . , - CLEARING SALE~~OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ' AUCTION" ARCADE/ , -• AUCTION ARCADE, , COURTENAY PLACE. ~ COURTENAY PLACE. 420 420 MESSRS. SAMSON BROS, have received instructions from Mr. "G. ■-'■ - Dickson'to Sellr as above — ":-' HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD, with bevel mirror,,. ,'.") ".' " , • "." ■ MASSIVE DINING TABLE, on casters ■■ -CHESTERFIELD COUCH in silt tapestry . -..-..•• LARGE CHIFFONIER in Mahogany FLAT TOP OFFICE DESK, with aix •••- drawers. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, with policy-carriage ■■ ' '". "'''.. , DOUBLE WOODEN SINGLE 1 . " BEDSTEArJS?-*:^:--:, : r" '• ■"•'■"'" ';.'■:. AXMINSTER CAR?,ETS,':;i2 x-9X"'::r. DROPHEAD SEWING; MACHINE.;!...'" Duchesse chests, hospital Beds, stretchers, hallstand, linoleums, easy • chairs, • Morris chairs, chest of drawera,.palnistands, pictures, wall cabinets, table,- kitchen dresser, cutleryj. crock-: cry, glassware, kitchen utensils, ice- ' cream freezer,- wringer, , wheelbarrow, lawn mower,' etc. V Also: „-.... • 5 TONS CORRUGATED IRON- :: "z 1 BENZINE ENGINE, li-h,p.,-a"s ITew. "■. 2 FIREPROOF SAFES J. M. SAMSON, }•■*•: ; ■... • -.- , Auctioneer. . Note.—The Auction Arcade will "'-he' "open To-morrow Evening - for Electric Light Display of New Oak Furniture, Pianos, and Renown Grarno'phonea. WEDNESDAY, 13tiv NW;EMBEE, 1925, At 2.30 -pTra' . -^ WICKENS'S n N'o!tSIAND'.. STOKE, ' • No. Sl^N.oithWMiroad.;..(,-. ."/ MESSRS.IjT tt^BETHUNB . &.. CO. have been-instructed. by Mr. A. H. . Wickens- t6'~s'eTl'-'by~-auc'tion;i.at>' then; ;'■..; rooms; :Featherstqn l;street£3_s; above— / : LOTS 85 and 86, NORTHLAND—Land ■88ft t 106 ft to 112% together- with -. '-'■■'.'.- the-shop arid-4 -living-.rooms'," "twostory' storeroQtn: 'and -.motor, garage ■--thereon; known-as No. 81, NORTH".Z '„ ~".".HAND-ROAD,7 couier. of "iVbbum ■ ■ -jrpjid". •• ■ '.".'.'...,, ','■'■ :. - .'".*' '.. -■- i Splendidly situated on the;route of the .',' iievv- ■■tr'arii",,llneV .'-This'..pi'bperly.',.wflr be." ■ a first-class in vestment: —■'■- , ■'-• ■'. The buildings.,'consi'st'of a.good-sized - " Bh"op,'"With;4' g^csd" jiving ■ rooms, fitted - -with -"electric-■light,-" bathroom, and all : :. Vonveniehdes."';Earge';.W6 : story; store and •■" ivooden*motor-garajej-and has been cai- • ''■'■'' ried on" as >&,'■ pTOtitable General Store for many yearg ..past. The land, situated on a.fine corner, is nil on mi easy/'giade, Jy.ing well to the sun, and having a splendid outlook. It is well laid out in garden with paths, and there is room for the erection ut a liiiß-of shops' or "another dwelling. For arrangements to vicw> partieulars,aud conditions of isalcV apply to J. H.:BETHUNK & CO., • . . .'l".;."'- Auclioucci-3...: