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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 82, 17 October 1928, Page 22

AUCTIONS. "~ TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. ASSIGNED ESTATE. ' ' "SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ':■■'••■■ ■ Of ALMOST NEW "ROYAL" TYPEWRITER (good order), "EDISON DICK" MIMOGRAPH (No. 78), , ..SOLID OAK PEDESTAL OFFICE ;' DESK, RIMU TYPISTS' DESKS, CHAIRS, PIGEON HOLES, LARGE QUANTITY OF SHELVING, ACCOUNT HOLDERS, 2 SMALL SHOW CASES WITH SLIDING DOORS, LARGE GLASS SHOW CASE, 3 2-DRAWER-OAK CARD CABINETS, 2 OAK CABINETS (4-drawer and ' Mrawer),: RIMU STATIONERY CABINETS, A.B.C. CODE (5 Edi■tion), 5000 ENVELOPES. "TILOR" , - RADIATOR, 2 COUNTERS, 2 EL. L' 'MOTORS (.old voltage), LARGE BENCH. SEP OF BIRMINGHAM PLATFORM SCALES, etc. - •. On the Premises: 18, EDWARD STREET (off Herbe-.t-st.) E JOHNSTON,:& CO. have received • „-■" -instructions from the Liquidator in the Assigned. Estate of' The Roberts Trading, Company, Ltd. in Liquidation, to Sell on the premises, as above— VALUABLE TYPEAVRITER, OFFICE FURNISHINGS, PLATFORM SCALES, .-,'■.■. , -- , --. ETC: . ' Oh view, Morning -of Sale. :!';,f;: :;:' E. ;JOHNSTON & CO., .--.■ . ' ■ • Auctioneers, ■ ;, X 0..-8, Willeston street. S TO-MORROAV MORNING, At 10 o'clock sharp. ITTNRESERVED AUCTION SALE ;i'3-seater'Buick' Motor-car. • 1 7-seater-.Cadillac Motor-ear. Indiail Motor-Cycle, AXS. "Motor-Cycle, Humber. Motor-Cycle and Side-chair. Quantity of Spare Parts. At Clarkson Motors Garage, Xo. 2, Herbert street (off Manners E JOHNSTON3 AND'CO. l>«vo reeeiv•'.'ed'instructions to sell on the premises', as. "above, 2 . MOTOR-CARS, 3 MOTOR-CYCLES. , , Sale. 10 sharp,' To-morrow Morning. E., JOHNSTON. AND C 0.,.. , '. ' - Auctioneers, No.' B,' Willeston street. „..;,; FRIDAY MORNING, ■:; .-,.;-. ..At 10.15 o'clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION '- . . ' . Of ' . . . QOii ELEKTRON RADIO' VALVES, **"":. No. 201 A, all guaranteed in perfect order. (In lots to suit, buyers.) At Our Mart (Basement), No. S, Willeston street (On account of whom it may concern). These valves are sold under the manufacturers' ' guarantee, and are equal to any (other valves of similar type and make. - Now On View. ■", E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. >'-■•■.' MORNING, ■■.'•" ; At 10.30 sharp. . i UNCLAIMED CARGO. SALE BY AUCTION : ; of QA ROLLS OF CERTAIN-TEED LINO. *>V - FLOOR SQUARES (all sizes), 1 BALE OF AXMINSTER CARPETS (slightly damaged by fresh water), 15 FIRESTONE BALLOON TIRES, sizes 28.475, 29.440, 28.495, 30.500, 31.525, 33.620, 32.600, 31.600, 2 CASES OF TUMBLERS (small, medium, and large), 24 ROLLS OF RED AND GREEN TEXACO SLATE SURFACED ROOFING, 250 SHEETS CORRUGATED IRON, 20 ICWT KEGS OF NAILS, 14 TINS TATTOO OIL, 2 CASES IRONMONGERY, CASES AL£EN AND HAMBURY'S FOOD, 10 DOZEN CORN BROOMS, and numerous other, lots. ' • ." • wnr. ■•'. Also,-, &61 CASES BEST SCOTCH CASE WHISKY I: SETS OF W. AND I. A VERY PLAT- • .FORM SCALES (in perfect order). : E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers No. 8, Willeston street. """" FRIDAY NEXT, Commencing at 1.30 p.m. IMPORTANT FUR SALE By AUCTION At E. JOHNSTON AND CO.'S MART, r . No. 8, Willeston street. CONTINUATION SALE . Of. \ THE BALANCE Of ICI (\(\(\ WORTH OF VALUABLE Wi±\JV\J FURS AND Fm COATS. .COATSJtusquash, Marmot, Peschanaki, Viscacha, Mole Coney, Beaver Coney, and Seal '•'-■"' Coney' trimmed with Skunk Collars 1 and Cuifs, Skunk Opossum, Fox Collars and Cuffs, and Nutria Collars. A -LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NECKLETS. Jteongolian Foxes, Persian Foxes, Blue and Brown Foxes, Russian Foxes, Tibet ,' Chokers, American Opossum Chokers, Fitch' Necklets, Mufton Trimming, etc., etc. Also, % case containing 9 doz Cologne, 1 doz perfume,.s doz soap,,l doz face powder, 3 tennis racquets, 17 travelling ' rugs, silk hose, 2 bolts of tea towelling, 6 pieces of beautiful brocade (437 yds), in lots to" suit" buyers, art bedspreads, 1. bolt Irish', satin table damask, 72in ■„,- wide, .20 double white Marcella quilts ''\ (scalloped and plain, worth 75s each), ' and.numerous other lots.' ,; '.■■■ jOh view-morning of sale. . E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, '".TXo'l-'S, Willeston street. * ■'•- .AUCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY, 31st OCTOBER, 1028, .'■ ■ '■•■ ■ ■■ •■ ■ At 2.30 p.m. JO.- KELBUEN SECTIONS O *• ■ And * 1 -KHANDALLAH SECTIONS '7 Also, t NGAIO SECTION. 1 ifESSRS.-JTINCH, WEBSTER, & OSAtx wi?? are instructed to offer by Pubpa Auction, at their Rooms, 157, Feathevtfton street, 'the following sections: — JJELBURN.—Lot 1 on Subdivision Plan of '.Lot 13, D.P. 2325, being Part Section 28, Karori Regn. Dist., having an area -i of 21.23 perches, there or thereabouts, ..Vwith'.a frontage of 88 feet to Mariri •r road, within an easy distance cable car, -. and ;nbt one niinute from Karori and : • Northland, bus services. . LOT 2 on Subdivision Plan of Lot 13, *"■: ,D.P. 2325, being Part Section 28, Ka- ' rori Regn. Dist., having an area of 20 -„" perches there or thereabouts, with a ' frontage'of 00 feet to Ngaio road. The above two sections are the last available, building sites in this select suburb, and will be eagerly sought after. ' ' '.". , Also: fEHANDALL'AH.—Lots 1 to 7 inclusive, on Plan, of Subdivision of Part Lot 36, D.P.. 119, being Part Section 3, Pdrjrua Regn. District. Areas ranging from 23 perches to 35 perchesj sections having .frontages to Tennis Court road and Oma!r street. All sections lie well tfl thqsun, and are connected with all City, conveniences, including drainage and electric light. They are situated only four minutes' walk from Railway Station and Bus terminus. IiSRMS (Both Kclburn and Khandallah lots).—10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 10, per cent, within six months, 10 per .cent, in 32 months, balance to remain : under Agreement for Sale and Purchase for 3 yenrs at (J'2 per cent. ■ " ." And KfGAlO—Trelissick crescent and Kenyast., being Lot 2, D.P. 8225; good section, comprising % acre, having double frontage, native bush and stream through property; only 1 minute from bus stop and 12 minutea to Govt. Station (absentee owner, must be sold). PLANS may be obtained and PARteCULARS AND CONDITIONS OF RALE may be inspected at the offices of wot Auctioncres. FINCH, WEBSTER. & OSWTN. 159, Featherston street. Tel. 41-818.