AUCTIONS. tp JOHNSTON AND CO., AUCTIONiiV EERS. to-morrow Morning, At 10.30 o'clock Sharp. CARPET SALE EXTRAORDINARY. MOST EXPENSIVE WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPETS, in all sizes, 9 x 6, 0 X 7ft 6in. 9 x 9, 9 x 10ft 6iu, 9 x 12, 11 x lift oiu, 13ft Cm x 12, and 15 s 12. 3, BALES, JUST LANDED EX. TAMAROA. Also i Rolls Best Quality 27i\i and 36in As Runner, 4 Rolls 27 in Wide Body Carpet. i £1000 WORTH £1000 £1000 WORTH £1000 j ?CO BE SOLD AT RIDICULOUS PRICES, j Come and see these beautiful Carpets aud Rugs. Jlvery Carpet in perfect order and guaranteed. Save Pounds on a Carpet by purchasing tyt, Auction At f li. JOHNSTON AND CO.'S MART (Basement), TO-MORROW MORNING, ai j 10.30 o'clock. i These carpets were purchased in England *£ half the usual price. To be sold regardless of cost. Now on View. K. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED CARPETS. TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. jfTNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION lU OF ' U SUPERFINE WILTONS, 15 x lift 3in, F x lift 3in, 7ft 6in x 4ft 6m, 10ft , 6in x9, 9 x 4ft 6in, 12 s9, 13ft 6in x lift 3in. ■ The pile on these carpets has been slightly crushed in the packing, otherwise they are perfect. TO BE SOLD FOR ANY PRICE THEY WILL FETCH AT X JOHNSTON AND CO.'S MART, (Basement), No. S, Willeston street. Sale To-morrow Morning, at 10.30 sharp. NOW ON VIEW. •»• ' ■ ■ ——■ —" ■ st UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. , TO-MORROW, COMMENCING 12.30 p.m. SHARP. *j* JOHNSTON AND CO., favoured *^* with instructions from the Anchor fechange and Loan Co., 131, Manners street,, will Sell at their Mart, 6-S, Willeston street, "fAflO VALUABLE 1 ()()() J.UUU PLEDGES. Xyl/V FROM FIVE BRANCHES. Consisting of — Jillectrolux Cleaner, Oyster .Rolex Watch, Telescope, Sweeper Outfit, Portable H.M.V. Gramophoue, Drawing Instruments, 'Cello and Bow, Microscope, Saxophone, Golf Clubs, Busch" Binoculars, Special Kodak, Rifles, Watches, Chains, Tools, Suits, Overcoats, Musical Instruments, etc., etc. , JOO DIAMOND AND GEM 200 RINGS TO BE SACRIFICED AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. FULLEST EXPERT INSPECTION WELCOMED. X RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BARGAINS. Jjnterest may be paid and Pledges withdrawn prior to sale. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., jiaetioneers, No. 8, Willeston street. AT LOWER HUTT. '^THURSDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1930, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION Of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS. 'Mi the Residence, No.: 105, Knight's road, LOWER HUTT. (Dnj account of Mr. B. Jarden, who is leaving the district. (B' JOHNSTON AND CO. have received •*-'• instructions to Sell at Lower Hutt, \ss above— JCEE WHOLE OF THE SUPERIOR. FURNITURE, ETC., comprising— {VERY .SUPERIOR WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, BLACK MOHAIR SLD?S, HearthSUGS, OAK HIGH-BACK COUCH with upholstered seat, 4 OAK H.B. CHAIRS, SPECIAL OAK SIDEBOARD of newest design, Heavy Mohair Table Cover, Curtains, Clock, Oraatoents, Vases, Oval Dining Table in Rimu, 6 Rimu H.B. Chairs, SINGER (66 MODEL) DROPHEAD TREADLE SEWING MACHINE, Gate-leg Table, Morris Chair in moquette, UP-TO-DATE EUREKA ELECTRIC VAC. CLEANER, COSTLY OAK BEDROOM SUITE, comprising large duchesse with oral mirror, oval mirror door wardrobe, oval ended bedstead and bedding complete, oak stool, oak pedestal cupboard, 2 w.w. stretchers, 4ft Oak Bedstead, with wiro and kapok complete, Duehesse Chest, Child's Cot, Alum. Ware, ' good Lawn-mower, .WriDger, Gent's and Lady's Bicycles, Bathroom Cabinet, Baby's Bath, Dust Bin, Canaries, specially good lot Carpenter's Tools, 2 Up-to-date Coke Fires, etc., etc. Everything is in very good order. Sale Thursdaiy next, at 1.30 oleloefc jj&arp. -S. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. tfm — — hi.I jCO-MORROW, 2 p.m., AT MART, ; SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION i (On behalf various owners). $ COSTLY CHESTERFIELD SUITES ((Beautifully upholstered in rich. Genoa velvet), joak and rlmu bedroom and din- ,. ing-room furniture, Handsome carpet squares and GENERAL GOODS. Also XMAS GD7TS, XMAS GIFTS, SUNDRY XMAS TOYS, 7 CASES MIXED PAINTS, Ks gallon and gallon tins, various colours, best British. ftoAMSEY WILSON AUCTION ROOMS, •*•'' 98, Manners-st., opp. Regent Theatre. JTtfAL AUCTION OF UNCLAIMED PARCELS, ' TO-MOE.ROW MORNING, at 10.30. WITHIN KINGSWAY'S AUCTION ROOMS, 78, Lambton quay. iTTINGSWAYS, LTD., favoured with in- ■*■*• structions from a London Firm, will bell, without reserve, the remainder of Unclaimed Parcels, including:— Skadieß' and gents' overcoats, dresses, ladies' underwear, hose, cutlery, blan- .: kets, linen sheets, quilts, tablecloths, ladies' and gents' shoes, children's dresses, furs, evening wraps, hats, serviettes, pyjamas, frocks, and a lot of good miscellaneous goods. JAS. D. DAVIDSON. Auctioneer, TERMS, STRICTLY CASH. IMPORTED direct from the Donro, *?• Gladiator Port, unequalled for quality. Obtainable only afc Grand Hotel, JMSffis-sfei Cjparte sa, pints 2b 9d,
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 144, 16 December 1930, Page 20
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