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AUCTIONS. ■ MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. , SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of 1 A BRAND NEW -'GARDEN CITY," •*-"* "BUFFALO." and "'SUBUKBAN" BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWERS, 14in and 12in. These are expensive Lawn Mowers, and are being Sold by Auction, under exceptional circumstances. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON" AND CO., No. 8, Willeston street, (Opp. Biug, Harris, and Co.) WEDNESDAY MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE of HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, BEDROOM SUITES, NEW LINOLEUMS, RUGS, HANDSOME SIDEBOARDS, OAK AND RIMU MORRIS CHAIRS, DIN-ING-TABLES, HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS, AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, FIRE SCREENS, GOOD SEAGRASS CHAIRS, KAURI BOOKCASE (with glass front), SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. GAS STOVE (good as new), DOUBLE OAK BEDSTEAD (with special Linen Drawer), "COLUMBIA" PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, VALUABLE VIOLIN AND CASE, ACCORDION, E.P. WARE. CUTLERY, VASES, ORNAMENTS, GATE-LEG TABLES, WALNUT OVAL OCC. TABLE, 20 • GOOD DUCHESSE CHESTS, CHESTS OF DRAWERS, MORRIS COUCHES. DOUBLE AND SINGLE WOODEN BEDSTEADS, WIRE MATTRESSES. NEW KAPOK BEDS, HOSPITAL BEDS. QUANTITY OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AND NUMEROUS OTHER LOTS. •■ , ■ \ Also. ALMOST BRAND-NEW GENT.'S 81- --, CYCLE, in perfect order. WORTH £500 WORTH. On the Premises. No. SS, VIVIAN STREET, CITY. "P JOHNSTON AND CO. have received ■*-'• instructions from "THE VICTORY FURNISHING COMPANY," whose lease has expired, to Sell on the Premises, as above— THE WHOLE OF THEIR NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, ALL FOR ABSOLUTE . SALE. (Everything is in. very good order.) On View Morning of Sale. Sale 10.30 sharp, Wednesday Next. E.'JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston street. SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE Of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. AT OUR MART, No. 8, WILLESTON .STREET. THURSDAY NEXT. Commencing at 12.30 p.m. sharp. SALE BY ' PUBLIC AUCTION A MOST ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE OF VERY SUPERIOR AND HIGHCLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, -MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Rich. Lipp and feohn; 2 COSTLY CHESTERFIELD SUITES, CUT GLASSWARE, E P WARE, ROYAL DOULTON AND WORCESTER ORNAMENTS, FINE COLLECTION OF WATER-COL-OURS AND PICTURES BY WELLKNOWN ARTISTS. SUPER AXMINSTER AND WILTON CARPETS, OLD AND VALUABLE CHINA, OAK FURNISHINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. . THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A MOST COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME, removed to our Mart owing to the inaccessible approach to the Residence. (This Sale is something well out of the ordinary.) ■420 . T^ s- . 420 "p 1 JOHNSTON AND CO. have received V: instruction from the Owner, who 5b Riving up housekeeping, to Soil at their Mart, as above— A MOST COMPLETE'AND ATTRACTrVE CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY NEXT?29th SEPTEMBER, 1927, At 2.30 p.m. SALE OF 12 SEASIDE SECTIONS. OVERLOOKING PAREMATA BOATING HARBOUR, PAREMATA. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE. MESSRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO. are directed by Mr. Charles Bradey TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above: 12 GOOD HOME OR WEEK-END SITES IN THIS POPULAR LOCALITY. The sections all command a splendid view o£ the sea and surrounding country, with frontage to the Main North road; situated in a fine, sunny position, and have the advantage of being above the road level, whereby you miss the traffic and dust nuisance. With improved roads and the new railway deviation to Tawa Flat, this will bring this subdivision within half an hour's train service to the City, which will mean values must enhance. Fishing, boating, and shooting close at hand. The air is bracing and health-giving, and one should not miss this great opportunity of getting in first hand. TERMS OF SALE:— 10 per cent, down, JO per cent, in six months, 10 per cent, in twelve months. Balance within five'years with interest on all unpaid purchase money at 0 per cent. . ■ FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM THE AUCTIONEERS, S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO., j 21, Grey street. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF DRAPERY. LADIES' ■ COATS, CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, MEN'S UNDERWEAR, Etc. ' ON MONDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, . ■ At 1 p.nY. TriXGSWAY, LTD., Auctioneers, ' hay- ■"- ing received instructions from Minnie Goodson, Sample Rooms, Cuba street, have removed to their Rooms at 78, Lambton quay, the whole of her up-to-date stock, and will dispose without reserve. Comprising:— . 24 LADIES' SPRING COATS (all latest models and in various sizes), 0 LADIES' FLANNEL FROCKS, 5 ART SILK JUMPER FROCKS, SILK LUSTRE AND REPP FROCKS, PLEATED SKIRTS, GIRLS' JUMPER FROCKS, 20 ASSORTED CARDIGANS, 60 PAIR MULTITEX HOSE, 00 PAIR AVONDERWEAR SUPREME HOSE, 12 PAIR- CORSELETTES, LADIES' COTTON SINGLETS. CHILDREN'S SINGLETS, LADIES' BLOOMERS, 100 PAIRS FABRIC GLOVES, CHILDREN'S VELVET FROCKS, SILK AND WOOL DRESSES, ROMPERS. ART ; SILK, PRINCESS SLIPS, NIGHTDRESSES, KNICKERS, BABIES' WOOLLEN GAITERS, WOOLLEN GLOVES, SEWING COTTON SILKO, ELASTIC, BABIES' BON*"JTS, GENT'S UMBRELLA, HANDKERCHIEFS. Also a We quantity of SUNDRIES. Tel. JAS. D. DAVIDSON, " 40"°'2- , Auctioneer. NOTE.—The above stock is nil of the" very latest aud exceptionally good quality, and can be thoroughly recommended. VyE mauulaeture aud guarantee alFour " Furniture. Cut out the middleman and Bave money at the Art Cabinet Co Ltd., 247, Upper Cuba-st., and 79, Willisst., opp. Evg. Post.