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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 51, 7 September 1928, Page 18

AUCTIONS. STOCKTAKING AUCTION SALE HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE SALE EXTRAORDINARY TUESDAY NEXT At 1 p.m. Sharp TUESDAY NEXT GREAT SALE BY AUCTION . ; ■• ot THE WHOLE OF THE WELLINGTON CABINET COMPANY'S WELL-KNOWN STOCK OF HIGHEST QUALITY OAK AND RIMU FURNITURE, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, OFFICE FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC. £4500 STOCK £4500 TO BE SACRIFICED AT AUCTION ; . ■ By E. JOHNSTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, THE WELLINGTON CABINET CO.'S PREMISES, BOULCOTT STREET (Top of Plimmer's Steps). RICHEST QUALITY FURNITURE PROCURABLE IN THE DOMINION. ALL BRAND NEW AND WORKMANSHIP OF THE BEST. The Wellington Cabinet Company's financial j'ear ends at the end of the mouth, and instead of holding an ordinary sale of their stock, they have decided to make a clean sweep of the whole .of the stock by PUBLIC AUCTION, REGARDLESS OF PRICE. . . ■■ • I . ■ Included in the catalogue will be found: 6 SPECIAL CHESTERFIELD SUITES (upholstered iv latest moquclles and silver damasks), 9 HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITES (in all the latest designs), OAK JACOBEAN SUITES, OAK AND RIMU SIDEBOARDS, OAK OVAL EXTENSION DINING TABLES, OAK GATELEG TABLES (in 4 sizes), 40 H.B. . OAK CHAIRS (in light and dark oak), OAK ESCRITOIRES, OAK BOOK ' CASES, OAK CHINA CABINETS, OAK OCC. TABLES, OAK TALLBOYS. OAK WARDROBES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE OAK AND IUMU BEDSTEADS OHRVAL OVAL MIRROR (on oak stand), OAK PEDESTAL LAMPS, OAK BAK r.el flower stands, k'uiney bedroom suites, oak hallstands, Oak hall racks, oak gramophones, oak pedestal office desks, oak office chairs, filing cabinets, wire couches, cots easy chairs, satin cushions, oak hall seats, seagrass chairs, best kapok beds, rustlers, wire mattresses, &c, &c. this is the greatest auction rale of new and highest quality ■furniture that has ever been held in wellington. SALE COMMENCES .at 1 p.m. Sharp TUESDAY. : NOW ON VIEW. NO BETTER FURNITURE OR MORE UP-TO-DATE STOCK OBTAINABLE IN WELLINGTON. EVERY LOT WILL CARRY- THE WELLINGTON CABINET COMPANY'S USUAL GUARANTEE. INSPECTION INVITED. OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT. E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers.

MONDAY MORNING. At 10.30 sharp. CLEARING SALK- ■ ■■ • By-. AUCTION Of: ' . BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. KAURI, TOTARA, OREGON, ETC. 500 SHEETS OF CORRUGATED IRON, 6,-7, 8, and Dft lengths (2-1 gauge), in good order. 1000 FT 9x10x2 OREGON.1500FT 6x6 OREGON. THOUSANDS OF FEET.OF 8 x G, 12 x 4, and 12 x 3 TOTARA AND KAURI (suitable for cabinetmakers). 2 VALUABLE HEAVY PLATE GLASS CIRCULAR WINDOWS. LARGE AND SMALL SASHES, DOORS, FIREPROOF DOOR. 12 x % STEEL PLATES. GIRDERS. RAILWAY IRON, WATER PIPING. QUANTITY OF LEAD, 20 LOADS FIREWOOD, ETC., ETC. On the Ground, Dixon street (voni- of Te Avo House). E." JOHNSTON AND CO. have received .'• instructions from the contractor to sell at rear of Te Aro House as above. SURPLUS TIMBER. IRON. ETC., FROM TE ARO HOUSE ALTERATIONS. Sale Monday next at 10.30 a.m. sharp. E. JOHNSON AND CO., Auctioneers. FURS. FURS. FURS. SPECIAL PRIVATE FUR SALE TO-NIGHT. From 7.30 till 9. At Our Mart. No. 8, Willeston street (Opp. Bing Harris and Co.). BALANCE OF VALUABLE FURS A.ND FUR COATS, NECKLETS. CAPES, AND STOLES, ETC. AT AUCTION PRICES (TO-NIGHT ONLY), from 7.30 till 9. YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THESE VALUABLE FURS AT AUCTION PRICES. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston street. SATURDAY. Bth SEPTEMBER. 'AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE PETONE PETONE On the Premises, 17, PETONE AVENUE, At 1.30 sharp. W- T. MOAT, Auctioneer, favoured • with instructions from Mr. Bate, •who is leaving for Christchurch, will sell by auction the Entire Contents of his Beautifully Furnished Home of 5 rooms, including:— 1 SEDAN CAR (1026 model, perfect order), 1 IRON FRAME PIANO (L. JY Renai-di, beautifully toned), 1 ROSEWOOD CABINET GRAMOPHONE AND 80 RECORDS, 1 LIGHT RIMU SUITE (as new), 1 OAK SUITE, 3 DUCHESSE CHESTS, SINGLE AND % BEDS, NEW PAB SQUARE (9 x 12), SIDEBOARD,. DINING TABLE, CHESTERFIELD SUITE (cost £28 two months ago), 2 MORRIS CHAIRS, LINO, and LINO. RUNNERS, RUGS, DROPLEAF DINING TABLE, ■CHAIRS, KITCHEN TABLE AND (i CHAIRS, ALL KITCHEN AND CULINARY IMPLEMENTS, CUTJjERY, DISHES, Etc., Etc. ALSO 2 GENT'S BIKES, HOSE, GAR•DEN AND OUTSIDE TOOLS, AND ■ EFFECTS. Goods'on view morning of sale, and are ■without reserve. 9 FIRST-PRIZE ROOSTERS (1 year 1 ■months old) AND LAYING HENS. W. T. MOAT, ' Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE, SATURDAY, 2 p.m., Bth SEPT. On the Premises, 185, Marine parade, Worser Bay, Soatoun. AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GENERAL EFFECTS. MESSRS. CHILD AND CO. have received instructions to conduct an auction sale on behalf of Mr. H. Bridget, who has sold his premises and is leaving for Australia, to sell contents of 5 rooms furniture, and comprising:— CHESTERFIELD COUCH and CUSHIONS, SIDEBOARD, 2 LARGK WICKER CHAIRS, DINING TABLE, BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, RIMU " ESCRITOIRE, CONGO. SQUARE, RUGS, CARPETS. .Runner, Hall Lino., Oce. Tables, Pot Plants, Jardinieres, 4 Rooms Linoleum, SEWING MACHINE, 5-piece ROSEWOOD STAINED SITTING-ROOM SUITE, 4-PIECE RIMU BEDROOM SUITE, Blinds, Curtains, 3 Duchesse Chests, Scotch Chest. Also— Kitchen Table, K. Chairs, Part Dinner Set, Clock, Fireguards and Tours, Flour Bin, Child's Cot, Boy'a Tricycle, Boy's Kocker Horse, Garden Hosr, Surplus Lumber, and numerous other lots. B. J. CHILD, Auctioneer. Everything must be sold. KENNER'S, LTD.-"lt's easy to pay the Kenner way." It sounds easy, and believe us it is easy; satisfaction guaraitteod. Opp. King's Theatre, Manneweb.