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AUCTIONS. On the. piemLjcs:No, 105, GRANT ROAD. • TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Cf [VALUABLE & HIGH-CLASS IIOUSE- , HOLD PURNITURE. MAGND7ICENT AND ALMOST NEW BABY GRAND PIANO, by Gors and Kallman, in beautiful lOscwood case, cost 300gns; SUPER QUALITY GREY_ AND BLACK AX. CARPET, 15 x 15 (this carpfrt is in perfect order, and cost over .-C60); Ax. carpel, 12 x 9; 10 SUPER WILTON, AXMINSTER, AND REVERSIBLE RUGS, in various sizes; Ax. hall carpel and Ax. stair carpet to match; 3Uin wide Ax. runner, silk Madras curtains, EXPENSIVE CHENILLE CURTAINS AND PELERETTE, a choice collection of HAND - COLOURED PICTURES (large and small), specially well made CHESTERPIED LOUNGE (uphol. in silk tapestry) and 4 COMPY EASY CHAIRS, valuable CHIPPENDALE OCC. CHAIRS AND CHIPPENDALE "DROPSIDE OCC. TABLE, CHIPPENDALE TABLE GRAND LYRICPHONE GRAMOPHONE and 100 records, His Master's Voice PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE, silk cushions,' valuable and up-to-date Chippendale CHINA CABINET (newest design), flak palm stands, fancy bowls, cut glass vases, piano stool, VALUABLE OAK DINING-ROOM FURNISHINGS, oak ?.xfc. dining table, 6 oak H.B. chairs (with spring seats), quaint OAK SIDEL'OARD (with pewter handles), oak tub flower stand, oak gateleg table, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and 2 DIVAN CHAIRS (uphol. in brown velvet), glassware and crockery, superior dinner service, POLAR TWIN WIRELESS SET, OAK HALLSTAND and SETTEE (combined), oak double-ended hall couch and cushions, inlaid and good linoleums, STAND- ' ARD DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, also contents of 4 well-furnished bedrooms, containing 2 valuable 4-piece oak bedroom suites, complete, 2 single oak andl % oak bedstead, 3 oak duchesse chests, oak wardrobe, small oak Ottoman couch, engravings, seaftass and string chairs, art curtains, blinds, . set book shelves, white ennmel bod- / stead and chest drawers, mirror, good / lot of kitchen utcusils, full set alum. | saucepans and alum, ware, mincer, ! alum, kettles, jugs, and numerous other I lots. Also, X lALMOST NEW PORCELAIN BATH, complete with fittings and up-to-date 'v PEDESTAL HAND BASIN and fittings. jOn the premises, No. 103, GRANT-RD. (Close to Park street). 250 LOTS 250 E JOHNSTON & CO. have received in- • structions from T. Hill, Esq., to sell at his residence, Grant road, as above:— •THE WHOLE OP HIS EXPENSIVE . FURNISHINGS, BABY GRAND PIANO, CARPETS, OAK FURNITURE, ETC., ETC. ' SALE TO-MORROW MORNING, At, 10.30 o'clock sharp. On view morning or sale. Inspection in*ited" E. JOHNSTON, I Auctioneer. • •^ . : i TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. "CLIFF HOUSE" TEAROOMS, Island Bay. SALE BY~AUCTION OP <X TEAROOM TABLES, 40 TEAROOM CHAIRS,. 2 LARGE FLETCHER- , RUSSELL GAS STOVES, TEAPOTS, JUGS, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, 2 "ALERT" FIRE EXTINGUISHERS', 3-BURNER GAS COOKER, ALMOST NEW "JOHN TANN'' FIREPROOF SAFE (size 25 x 19 x 19, cost £30), MASSIVE KAURI SIDEBOARD (with mirror back and leadlights, cost over £50), %-SKE BILLIARD TABLE (slato /bed, comnlete with marker, cues, etc.), 4 UPHOL. ; CHAIRS, COAT STANDS, HAT BACKS, QUANTITY INLAID LINO, 8 DUCHESSE CHESTS,. PEDESI TALS, STRETCHERS, D. AND S. J WOODEN BEDSTEADS AND MAT- ■' TRESSES, BLANKETS, PICTURES, ( SINGER SEWING MACHINE, ,« PLANT BOWLS, TOILET WARE, r JAM JARS, BOAT-SHAPED SEAi GRASS PRAM, AND APPOINTMENTS. SOO n J*™- 200 "^ On the premises: "CLIFF HOUSE" TEAROOMS, Island Bay (Cr. Esplanade and Milne terrace). E JOHNSTON & CO. have received in- • structions from the owner to sell on <he premises, as above: — SEAROOM' AND HOUSEHOLD FUROTSHINCB, "JOHN TANN'" FIREPROOF SAFE, ETC. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON & CO., | ' Auctioneers. SPECIAL EVENING AUCTION SALE. 'Ai OUR MART, No. S, WILLESTON STREET. 30-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, At 7 o'clock sharp. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH CHOCOLATES, ANTIQUE BRASSWARE, ANTIQUE BRASS COFFEE TABLES, ETC. S3 WORLD-RENOWNED "REXOPORT" PORTABLE PRISMATHONIC GRAMOPHONES, ETC., ETC. (By order of the holders of the Bill of Lading. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have received • special instructions to Sell by Public Auction at their Marf^-TO-MORROW EVENING, at 7 o'clock sharp, 58 41b Fancy Boxes Assorted English. Chocolates JOO %lb, lib, l'ilb, and 21b Boxes Assorted English Chocolates J case Assorted Confectionery, Chocolate Animals, etc. (all highest grade English goods) M BEAUTIFUL BRASS TEA AND COFFEE TABLES, 10% in, 13in, 15in, 18in, 20in, aiid 23in, on folding stands 24 ANTIQUE TAPESTRY PANELS 4 Cases ASSORTED BEAFSWAPE, Brass Bells, Ash Trays, JugM, Vases, Book Ends, Firescreens, Plaques, Candlesticks, Toast Porks, Hmokers.' Stands, Bellows, Companion Hols % Case containing 15 BRAND-NEW "BEXOPORT" POT?TABLE GRAMA PHONES, Portables with Cabinet Tone Prisinaplioniu Sound Chamber, double- spring niotoih, S. lone arms, and in choice coloured cnbitioN. (These am the inoht expensive Poitables on the market to-day) They arc worldrenowned. Everything for Absolute Sale in Lots to suit Buyers. SALE TO-MORROW EVENING, At 7 o'clock phurp. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. SATURDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE ■ Of HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by "Walter Cbllinson," London (a-flue-toned instrument,' in perfect oi-der, cost 110 guineas), 2 COSTLY CHESTERFIELD SUITES, OAK DINING AND BEDROOM SUITES, AND APPOINTMENTS. At the Residence, 180, MELBOURNE ROAD, ISLAND BAY (Off Mersey street). E JOHNSTON AND CO. ha\c ie- • ccived instructions from the owner, tvbo is giving up housekeeping, to sell on the premises as above:— ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A WELLFURNISHED HOME. • Full details To-morrow. 23. JOHNSTON AND CO.. (Auctioneers. ' : \