GREAT AUCTION SALE ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO SETS. 45 .VERY LATEST NEW RADIO SETS ' 45 , ,„_. ON BEHALF OF FINANCE COMPANY. WEDNESDAY, 18th JANUARY, START 1.30 p.m. SHAKP, AT OUR MART. Sll^^ 01? 13 & CO-' AUCTIONEERS, WOOLWORTH BUILDINGS, CUBA r .nr,=- F' ,h?-, ve J . l' es. eived instructions from Finance Company to sell the entire consignment of Radio Sets at the best price procurable by Auction. SPECIAL GUARANTEE: EVERY SET SOLD WILL BE GUARANTEED IN PERFECT WORKING ORDER AND BRAND NEW. THIS IS THE WIRELESS AGE. Here is an opportunity to procure the latest by Auction at your own price. I. SILVERSTONE, Auctioneer. NOTE.—On view, and for public inspection, from Tuesday Morning until time of Sale. ALF JONES' CONTINUATION AUCTION SALE OF ASSIGNED AND LIQUIDATED DRAPERY AND CLOTHING STOCKS. £5000 VALUE £5000 AT 50, VICTORIA STREET (Opposite Harris street) MONDAY NEXT MONDAY AND EVERY DAY NEXT WEEK, at 1 p.m DAILY TWO HUGE STOCKS FROM DUNEDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH. Gents' Indigo Dye Suits, Summer Tweed Suits, Sport Trousers, Working Suits and Trousers, fehir s Underwear, Georgette and Voile Dress Lengths, Silk L njreril ;ThSS vn <^ lld/' euS eßr s ' Coats Full-fashioned Stockings, 1000 doz Pure 'INMbPI 1 S,"i erwea;V' 200°y T ds of Wnen-nnished Sheetings, Linen lable Cloths, Afternoon Cloths, All-wool New Zealand Blankets, Travelling Z X Drapfry Lin OeI OS ' WraPS' SUmmer SmM»- «»d'a Big Vafietylf ALF JONES, Auctioneer.
REMOVED FROM 175, MAIN ROAD, MONDAY NEXT AVADESTOWN, At 1 p.m. sharp.' SUPERIOR. FURNITURE AND FUR- SPECIAL SALE AT OUR. M\RT NISHINGS OF 6-ROOMED' KESI- "No. S, WILLESTON STREET •^NCE. ATTRACTIVE SALE BY AUCTION MONDAY, 10th JANUARY. „„ Of ■c f ■i-ion i IMPORTED FURNISHINGS <VND Start 1.30 p.m. sharp, APPOINTMENTS AT OUR MART. QQQ LOTS. , O(\(\ have instructions from owner to sell every- tk&r LV i'UKNISHED BUNGAthing WITHOUT RESERVE. Hi W A amoved to our Mart from No. ton thtq -««« 188. Coutts street, Kilbirnie. 180 T , ?> 180 EXPENSIVE FURNISHINGS TO BE Including- •*"'-'v SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE 2 JSESF 0?,. ■OAK BEDROOM X JOHNSTON AND CO. have rcceivSUITES (with Twin Beds, Wires, and 77* e(l instructions to sell at their Kapok Mattresses), COSTLY CHES- 3lart > No- 8. Willeston street, as aboveTERFIELD: SUITE, 3 Easy Chairs, '* BEAUTIFUL SUPER QUALITY AXand Lounge, SINGER 06 OAK DROP- MINSTER CARPET SQUARES *9 tt¥? P-PPia MACHINE, Oak *10.6, Ox 12, 12 s 10.0, and 13 x 10.6 Hallstand, Oak Hall Seat, OAK DIN- "ll equal to new, 2 large Ax R U "s ING SUITE (drawleaf pattern), ENG- 5 yards Ax. Runner, Reversible Rue--' LISH ROSEWOOD PIANO, Oak MOST EXPENSIVE QUEENSLAND Piano Stool, ELECTRIC VACUUM MAPLE DINING SUITE, comprising CLEANER, 3 GOOD CARPETS, Pic- special design sideboard with cabriole tures. Curtains^ Rugs,-4ft Cm Axinin- legs, round ext. table (2 extra leaves) ster.Runner, 2 Large Framed Mirrors, and i special high-back chairs, all en 2 Wardrobes, Oak and Rimu Single suite and cost £65, VERY LATEST Beds, 2 Wires, 3 Duchesses, Tables, CANE LOUNGE SUITE, indudin" Palmstands, Ottoman, Couch, Seagrass 2 comfy. Caneback and side lounge Chairs, Settee and Table to match, chairs and cane-back settee to match Small Sideboard X Dresser, K. Table with loose cushions, equal to new and and Chairs,-China, Cutlery, E.P. Ware, cost £45, set 3) MAHOGANY B^r^Owf *Tf G°ng: lABLESVI ABLES V Brass Coffee Table and Tnni ' m P'u? Baskets, Garden Stand, Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Tools, Wheelbarrow, and numerous Escritoire and Bookcase combined other lots, including Blankets and Antique Brass Firescreen, 4 sp"chl Jjlnen: , STTVI?RqTnTJF Seagrass Chairs, English Oak Side1. MLV^RSTONE, board and Heavy English Oak Ext Auctioneer. Tables to.match, Chesterfield Lounge A splendid lot, must be sold without re- EXPENSIVE serve, to make room for Radio Sale. DINNER SERVTnT^XMOTSHED : f J.iN«Jii\ BJiKvlOJi, 50 pieces, FloatRAMSEY WILSON IniT^oT ?&?&*£. STVp* WaVT •» AUCTIONEERS, £■£ >aset, Hand-pai/t'ed Pkte and Conduct L-P. Stand, Handsome Inlaid MahogIMPORTANT AUCTION SALE any China Cabinet, Dresden Vases On Antique Brass Bowls, Aspidistras, a WEDNESDAY, AT KELBURN -" ei7 ?.ice lot of Bedroom Furnishings, 1.30 Sharp ' including expensive imported Maple N^VS SSSS, ilS;4lli™ (On behalf of Owner, leaving for England). Blankets, Sheets, Duchesse Chests, VALUABLE PLAYER PIANO n^W? i S t n? ry nice J L-' gllt nnd And ejected Ro,ls. l^lV^X^S^. lhis magnificent instrument is by the hack Chairs, 2 Expensive Silk Shades famous makers, "Blasted," England. Silk Cushions, Kitchen Utensils' ELWf5Skm RINGER SEWING Wringer, Hose! Wheelbarrow, CMMACHINE (latest, as new, with fomer, and general sundries, stand). ~ 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (up- , rITTTI^r Also> bolstered in Blue and Grey Tapestry). VAkUABLE MAHOGANY CABINET SUPERIOR CARPET SQUARE (Fawn G? AND GRAMOPHONE and 40 with autumn tints). selected .Celebrity Records. Handsome Oak Extension Table, 6 Oak SALE, MONDAY NEXT, at 1 pm H.B. Chairs, Oak China Cabinet, Elee- sharp, trio Lamp Pedestal, Beautiful Pic- Ou. v.iew morning of sale, tures, Bedside Rugs, Linoleums, Oak This is a very nice catalogue of highDouble Bedstead, Wire, and Special ?'ass imported furniture, and everything Mattress, Duchesse Chests, . % Bed- ls e|iual to new. stead, Wire, and Mattress, Folding - Inspection invited. Bedstead, Book Shelves, Books, E. Everything for absolute sale. Iron, Glassware, Crockery, etc. E. JOHNSTON, ALSO; Auctioneer. ; ARTISTIC .FURNITURE TUESDAY MORNING, ' ARTCRAFT POKER WORK 4T O ttrAatl^ ?™l O£™™&\ * T (Recently displayed in Kirkcaldie and AT STREET^ $> Comprising: VALUABLE GRAND- SALE BY AUCTION " FATHER CLOCK, MONK'S BENCH, m roll , w , llmT ,, P Of ~ T • . ' HALL TABLE, HALL CABINET ip n i«,. b"hP *P ' ln i I? CU}? l>ator ' 4 Hall Mirror, Combination Corner Seat Jtt« T&*^ "rf t •Co^ ugi^ed and Occ. Table, Large Octagonal Mach ?n P ' S™f feet ™ W^* Table, Fire Screen, Dinner Wagon, j£wp il?i \ w ? VdC vr tle, ctnc Small Stools, Hand Tray (Blue Birds) r Tets 3^'o ,rW"" S?r ■^Tr'™' Copper Table (Tudor Scene), Coffee Mm™-' JU 2 no( 1 ,La^ n Table (Maori Head), Music Stand. f Q °J OO J S 1 T'w "m! VV,a^ lt"bs ' SPECIAL NOTICE.-This is the most - LavaTory Pan tt<2 V rff" d *w™' valuable and artistic selection of Artcraft &&%^jJt2 teC^t* fe Poker Work (executed byan expert) ever Figure, 3 Dress Models, 3 Mirrors offered under the hammer in New Zealand. valuable Weaver Sraw Twl- l? SALE WEDNESDAY, 18th JANUARY, Doors 60 sWtsCornS Pf lTr' m 15, UPLAND CRESCENT KELBURN ESVtag? in'oof S«1 a (OPJ^v 0 t^ffi'f' ? leOtric Urn < 3 Counter Showcases, rr t ,JA^ ISEY WILSON, Auctioneer. lot Plateglass Shelves and Uprights xel. 4^-785. and Tools and Sundries. (On account of whom it may concern ) ON THE PREMISES, 18, AURORA SALE TUESDAY MORNING, at 10.30 TERRACE. o clock sharp. AUCTION OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, E. JaE°rar°N ANI) COSEWING MACHINE, ETC., Auctioneers. . ON THURSDAY, At 1.30 p.n, ™JWtSo£ >2£?°TTINGSWAYS, LTD., have been in- SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD ■**- structed by Mrs. Ross, who is leaving FURNITURE, NEW CHESTERtown, to sell conteuts of 9 rooms. The FIELD SUITE, AX. CARPETS, principal items are:— Valuable OAK SIDEBOARD, OCC 6 High-grade Carpets, Carpet Runners, 4-VALV*:' Hall Rugs, Electric Cabinet Sewing AL, L WIRELESS SET. Machine, 3-piece Chesterfield Suite (as £?. st il» 10s, Fireside Chairs, Special new), !) Single Panelled Beds fall as lxlmu bedstead with 2 drawers in new), Mattresses, Duchesses, Tallboys, °nd; and, apointments, Easy Chairs, Linos., 20yds Hall Run- Ou the 1 ,? 1 l' A e?} ls? a 'r No- 116 ' ONEPU ncr, Rugs, Mirrors, and a Great Assort- _ Tn Tk&™lTLY£kh£AYment of Crockery, etc. TT. JOHNSTON AND CO. have rcccivFull mrUcnhrq lnlnr ZT' od mstruGti°ns from Mr. W. P. 1 ull paititulai i latei Newton, Ayho is leaving Wellington, to sell JAS. D. DAVIDSON, at the residence as above:—THE WHOLE Auctioneer. OF THE SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS. Full details later. UNRESERVED AUCTION OF FURNI- w , , JOHf STON' A^«°neer. TURE, BLANKETS, LINOS Wednesday, the ISth day of January, 1933, LINEN, CROCKERY, ETC., • - afc 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon. On the Premises, 39, Molesworth street, AI1 the Rooms of the Auctioneers ON TUESDAY, at 12.30 p.m. "^ MESSRS. FINCH, WEBSTER, AND :„ , t, •, T • cage Reg. No. 205737. 12yds Inlaid Lino, (as new), 4-piece Bed- m, , , room Suite (with Wire and Mattress), The Pr°Pe T rtv. known as No. 15, Myrtle Champion Gas Stove (in good condi- crescent, Wellington, having an area of tion) 9 x 10% Axminster Carpet, 24 J 2-8 perches more or less and having a Single Wooden Beds, Hospital Beds, troß. tase of approximately 38ft 9^in nar--12 Double and Single Duchesses. 8 lwll?g to a width of 34ft 4%in approxiRooms Linos., 4 Congoleum Squares, ma*ey £* aP average depth of approxi20yds Good Carpet Runner, Stair Car- eatery-99ft 3in TOGETHER with the onepet, Mirrors, Portable H.M.V. Gramo- storied Dwelling of 6 rooms and all conphone, 6 H.B. Oak Chairs, 6 H.B. vemences erected thereon. The applicaEimu Chairs, 12 K. Chairs, Oak Table, ™°n ,ancl estimate of* value on behalf of 15 Pairs Single Blankets, 15 Pairs the Mortgagee may be seen without fee Single Sheets, 20 Double and Single at the °ace of tlie Registrar of the SuMattresses, Double Blankets, 16 Pairs Preme Court at Wellington during office Good Curtains, Pillows, 24 Pairs B,. andat the Sale- FURTHER PARTowels, Table Cloths, Morris Chairs, JJVryJ^l*B ma7, be obtained from W. J. Easy Chairs, Number of Good Rugs McWdowney, Solicitor, Featherston-st, Stainless Cutlery, Lot of Assorted Wellington, or from the Auctioneers. Crockery, Saucepans, New Ewbank "^- Sweeper, Mops, Brooms, and a Lot of WANTED TO BUY Usual K. Utensils, Tables, etc., etc. CRAP COPJ , EHi BRAS ' JAS. D. DAVIDSON, ZINC, ALUMINIUM; also CHAFF Auctioneer. and POTATO SACKS. NOTE.—Owing to large number of lots STEVENS AND CO. this sale will commence at 12.30 p.m. Tel. 50-333. prolnlit- ' . Upper Abel Smith street.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 11, 14 January 1933, Page 20
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