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AUCTIONS. MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. siiaip. SPECIAL SALE oFniGH-CLASS AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, VALUABLE RADIO SETS, LINEN, BLANKETS, ETC. AT OUR MART, ~No. S, WILLESTON STREET (opp. Bing, Harris, and Co.). BY-ORDER OF TRUSTEES IN A DECEASED PERSON'S ESTATE. 350 L__L S- 350 TP JOHNSTON AND CO. I.aie lcccivcd •*-*' insti notions from the Tuistees in n Deceased Person's Estate to Sell on the Premises, No. 8, Willeston street, as abo\e, comprising:— SUPERIOR AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, Removed irom Ngaio, * Entire Contents ol - ■ a Well-furnished Home. EXTRA WELL SPRUNG CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND _ DIVAN CHAIRS, upholstered in beautiful floral damask (woith £40) DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE , (of special design, with round-corner-ed bedstead, cost £50, complete with best quality Mai tresses and 2 pairs of good Blankets) COSTLY AXMTNSTER CARPETS (si/o 10ft'6in x Oft, Oft x Oft, and 9ft x 7ft fim) ' OAIC JACOBEAN DINING SUITE, complete with Table of special design, quaint. Sideboard and 4 Chairs to match, all en suite BLACK. MOHAIR RUGS, 2 BEAUTIFUL WILTON CARPETS, REVERSIBLE RUGS, AXMINSTER RUGS, Syds BEST QUALITY, AXMINSTER RUNNER, ALMOST NEW OFFICE DESK, FIREPROOF SAKE 28in x V9in x ISm, OAK'PED- • ESTAL OFFICE DESK (in good order) PEDESTAL ELECTRIC LIGHT STAND AND SILK SHADE TABLE 'CABINET GRAMOPHONE, LOT OF BOOKS, CROCKERY, AND CUT GLASSWARE, STAINLESS KNIVES, TABLE LINEN, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BLANKETOAK CHINA CABINET AND OAK CORNEI- CHAIRS, Specially good Collection of ROYAL DOULTON VASES, ORNAMENTS, PLATES, AND SUNDRY CHINA CHILD'S HIGH CHAIR, 2-OFFICE ARMCHAIRS ', HANDSOME. OAK SIDEBOARD (of special , .design, cost £19) _ SOLID OAK EXT. DINING TABLE (round), 6 OAK H.B. CHAIRS OAK OCC. TABLE (round), G 'GOOD SEAGRASS CHAIRS 3 OAK' MORRIS CHAIRS (upholstered •in latest moquette) OAK" DUCHESSE CHESTS, SINGLE WOODEN BEDSTEADS. BEST' QUALITY. WIRE MATTRESSES . AND KAPOK BEDS, PILLOWS GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, LAWN MOWER AND NUMEROUS OTHER ' LOTS Also, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, CARPETS, ETC: Also, 2 COSTLY.,WILTON AND "AX. CARPETS, equal to new, sizes 12 x 10.6 and 12 jc 9 ■'■ Sale 1.30 p.m. sharp. Now. on view. E. JOHNSTON AND CO , Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston street. • PRELIMINARY ANNO UNCEMENT. TUESDAY, sIsTjULY, 1925, Commencing at 10 a.m. sharp, and continuing until evciything is' sold. ABSOLUTE SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION Of THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OK THE •'VICTORY" MARBLE BAR LOUNGE. UP-TO-DATE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, ELECTRIC CARBONATOR. VALUABLE .10 SYRUP PUMP SODA FOUNTAIN COMPLETE with TREBLE ARM'and'MARBLE COUNTER (cost £400), MASSIVE OAK SODA FOUNTAIN ■ SIDEBOARD- (with leadlight, "< nuopy top, large mirror-back and marble counter, cost £250), NUMEROUS CUP.BOARDS, COUNTERS. 60 HIGHBACK CHAIRS, - TILED TOP TABLES, LARGE MIRRORS, JACKSON BOILER, TOLEDO CONFECTIONERY SCALES, E.P. TEAPOTS .AND JUGS. CROCKERY, GLASSES, WINDOW FITTINGS, ETC., ETC. On the Premises, 72, Courtenay place (Opp, His Majesty's Theatre). E, JOHNSTON AND CO. have received •instructions from the owner, who has sold his lease, to sell at the "Victory" Lounge, Courtenay place, as above— The whole of the fittings and stock-in-trade of confectionery, etc. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON, . ;_ . Auctioned ■ '' SALE AT KHANUALLAn,' TUESDAY NEXT. At 1.30 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION Ot SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. «OAK HIGH-BACK CHAIRS, : EASY CHAIRS, AXMINSTER CARPET, CHOICE POT PLANTS, .MASSIVE WALNUT EXT. DINING TABLE, Sets of BOOKSHELVES, Aspidistras, Flower Stands, Screen. Occ. Chairs, LOT OF BOOKS, MARBLE CLOCK, Coal Vase, Cushions, Waiter on Wheels, Cupboard, Baskets, Pictures, LOT OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Afternoon Tea Cups, VALUABLE LIMOGES DESSERT SERVICE, Old CHINA JUGS, Dinner Service, Ornaments, Brass Bowl, Copper Kettle, E.P. Egg Cruet, E.P. Entree Dish, Card Table, Tiays. Mirror, Occ. Tables, Stretcher, Chests Drawers, Carpet Sweeper, Coir Mat, Rattan Chaii', Pres. Pan, Caddies, Clothes, Basket, Wringpr, Alum. Saucepans, Scales, good GARDEN TOOLS, NEW LAWN MOWER, New Axe, Caipcnter's Tools, Hose, Step Ladder, Jam Jars, and numerous sundries. Qti the Premises (corner of Main road and Woodmancoto road), KHANDALLAn. IJi JOHNSTON AND CO. have received -*• instructions fiom Miss Batham, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell on the premises. Main road, Khnnclnlhili, as above: SURPLUS FURNITURE, ETC. SALE, TUESDAY NEXT, at 1.30 p.m. On view morning oi silc E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. *" WEDNESDAY. NEXT, Commencing ab-12 noon sharp. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE Of I BOLT GREY FLANNEL -SUITING (slightly damaged),'ex Arawa. 56 LADIES' . SUPERIOR QUALITY VELOUR COATS (fur trimmed) LADIES' HATS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, FROCKS, DRESSES, HOSE, MEN'S AND BOYS' OILSKIN COATS, 10 MEN'S TRENCH COATS, SILK BLOOMERS, BATH SALTS, FANCY SOAP, etc. 62 LADIES' LATEST CARDIGANS and PULL-OVERS. Also--?f.An WORTH OK LADIES' VALUdJOXJO ABLE FUR COATS, FUR NECKLETS, STOLES, AND CHOKERS, FOXES, THIBETS, WOLVES, WALLABIES, CROSS FOXES, DYED FOXES, AND CONEYS, Etc., Etc. ALL NEW GOODS, AND FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. At OUR MART, No. 8, Willeston street. T? JOHNSTON AND CO. have lecrived -*-'• instiuctions to Sell at their Mart, ax above— J.BOO WORTH 01-' LADIES' UP-TO-DATE WEARING APPAREL. WOOL COATS and CARDIGAN'S, EUR COATS, NECKLETS, ETC. All Now Season's Goods. Ga View Morning of Sale. Sale-Commences at 13 noon sharp. B. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer!,