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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 15, 19 January 1933, Page 18

AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. ■ ' AUCTION" SALE OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ALMOST NEW RUBBED OAK BEDROOM SUITE, SPECIAL 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE. BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, CHINA, E.P. ( WARE, AND APPOINTMENTS. , <WDU AND ALL GOOD. U • At Our Mart, No. 8, Willcston street. The Entire Contents of a Very Nicely Furnished Flat. A REAL GOOD CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, COMPRISING EVERYTHING TO BE FOUND ABOUT. A WELL-APPOINTED Almost New Wilton and Ax. Carpet Squares, Carpet 'Runners, Hearthrugs, Good Linos., Copper Feiider Suite, Up-to-date Oak Dining-room Suite, Seagrass Chairs, Dinner Service, lot- of Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, E.P. Ware, Flower Bowls, Pot Plants, Pictures, Superior Chesterfield Suite (3 pieces), Very Nice Fireside Chairs, Occ. Chairs and Tables, Ornaments, Brassware, Inlaid Mahogany- Chfna -. Cabinet, Refectory Table, Hall Furnishings, Upright Grand Piano, Very Nice Oak Bedroom Suite (quite new), Twin Oak and Rimu Bedsteads and Bedding Complete, Duchesse Chests, Lot of Blankets, Table Linen, Good Ottoman Coueb, Chests Drawers Wardrobes, Oak and Rimu Tallboys H.B. Chairs, Silk Cushions, Silk Shades, Mirrors, Kitchen Utensils, Table, Good Wringer, 4-burner Perfection" Cooker and Oven, ■ Lawn Mower, Hose," Set Bookshelves,' Drophead Sewing Machine, 6 Good Tennis Racquets, and Sundries. This is a very nice lot of furniture, and ror absolute sale. On viewv.uiorniug of "sale. Sale 10.30 o'clock To-morrow Morning. ; Now.is the. time; to buy Beautiful Furniture, going for; a uong. ' _':':'-■: \; \-]-. \ E.. JOHNSTON, -- ■■':':.:'-._■ ■■' ■ ' : ..Auctioneer. ASSIGNED AND LIQUIDATED j DRAPERY AND CLOTHING £4083 STOCK £4083 GOING UNDER THE 'HAMMER, ' ; 1 TILL 5 TO-MORROW/ . 7 TILL 9 TO-MOBROW EVENING, AT ALF. JONES'S AUCTION ROOM f* 50, VICTORIA STREET (two doors irom Chew's lane and right oppositn Brjsqoe s late premises). GENT'S SERGE AND TWEED SUITf SHIRTS, WORKING SUITS AND TROUSERS, -DRESS LENGTHS SILK HOSIERY, LINGERIE, ALLWOOL N.Z. BLANKETS, TRAVELLING RUGS, TOWELS, SHEETINGS, Etc. DON'T FORGET. .THE BIG AUCTION ~.. . TO-MORROW NIGHT, 7 TILL 9. '.'■ ,' . ■•■. ALF. JONES, ■■■■"■'.-.. ■" .. Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, AT 1.30 P.M. A UCTION 'AT KINGS WAY'S AUC- -<*• TION ROOMS; 78, Lambton quay. To be "sold -on behalf of Mrs; Scott, and removed; from, her Kelburri flat. Comprising: :9. x'lo% Axminster Carpet, Singer Drophead Machine (last year's model), 3-piece Chesterfield Suite (in good condition), Rinm Wardrobe, 2 Good Rimu Duchesses, 4 Single Beds and Wires, Hospital Beds, Mattresses, Blankets, Oak Sideboard, Runner, Felt, Linos, H.M.V. Cabinet Gramophone, Seagrass Chairs, Chesterfield Couch, Riniu Tallboy,. 2 Large Mirrors, Crockery, Utensils and Sundries, and 1 Good Lawn Mower. On behalf of others: New Oak Bedroom Suite with best wire (absolutely no reserve, as cabinetmaker must have money), also 3 Chesterfield Suites (worth £25 each), Double Oak Beds, Single Beds, Duchesses, Gramo- ' phone, and other General Furniture. Also under Bill of Sale: At' 2 p.m. there will bo offered and sold to highest bidder PIANO by Henry Ward, in beautiful polished walnut case (a' really first-class instrument), also Oak. Wardrobe, Bed, Morris Couch and Chairs. This will be a real opportunity of buying a gopd Piano at your own price. ' JAS. D. DAVIDSON, ■■.'■■ : . Auctioneer. "URGENT CLEARANCE SALE ON BEHALF OF VENDOR LEAVING WELLINGTON IMMEDIATELY, TO-MORROW,. 1.30 P.M. SHARP, SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF 5-ROOMED RESIDENCE, INCLUDING OAK BEDROOM AND' DINING-ROOM AND CHESTERFIELD SUITES, 66 • ■ SINGER OAK DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, " PIANO, ' GRAMOPHONE, RIMU BEDROOM FURNITURE, BEDDING, KITCHEN FURNITURE AND UTENSILS, AND NUMEROUS "OTHER LOTS. SILVERSTONE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, WOOLWORTH BUILDINGS, CUBA STREET, will sell as above ■:.;■' AT THE MART WITHOUT RESERVE. Also ALL-ELECTRIC WIRELESS SET, 4VALVE.. " NOTE.—This is the only Set not sold at yesterday's Wireless sale, due to over- .-■ sight. ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED AUCTION ■ S r ' SALE AT . . ; .'. .'.' ' .^cKENNA'S, ' The N.Z. Christie's, 18-24, Molesworth-st. TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. sharp. Catalogue Includes VE^oSitT IGNED OAK bedA OAK H3. CHAIRS, CHESTERFIELD £OUCH, well" sprung," 2" FIRESIDE .CHAIRS, 1 Semi Rocker Chair, 2 Single Rimu Beds and-Wires, Diuingrooin Table, Kitchen Table with draw'.er, Kitchen Chairs, and a good selection of Linen, China, etc., including Marcella Quilts, Sheets, Hand-worked Bedspread, 10 Cushions, Table Damask, Tray Cloths, Pair of Chenille Hall - Curtains:. Pure Wool Rugs, Slip Mats, Framed Mirror, Inlaid Overmantel 2lier Braae Table, Bathroom Companion, Walker and Hall Teapot, Coffee ' Pot, Sugar Basin, and Water Jug, Cutlery Ornaments,. Glassware, China, Statuettes; and a Good Selection of -Useful Articles, removed to Our^Rboms for convenience of sale. OPP. HOUSE" OF PARLIAMENT-. ■ ,'.' J. F. McKENNA, ..j . ■ ■■'■■."■ Auctioneer.., TO-MORROW, AT MANNERS STREET. Opp. Regent Theatre. Sec Flag!. J?AMSEY WILSON AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, ' Sell ' CONTENTS OF SUPERIOR HOME. "■•■■'- Also: LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, CHESTERFIELD SUITE EASY- CHAIRS, OAK AND RIMU SIDEBOARDS, OAK AND RIMU CHAIRS, WARDROBES, DUCHESSE CHESTS, Bedsteads, Wires, Mattresses, Linoleums, and general sundries. .. . SALE 1.30, MANNERS STREET. On View from 9 a.m. RAMSEY WILSON, ' Auctioneer. ■ Tel. 42-785. TO-MORROW NIGHT—Our Manners street Mart, .also Bond street mart (near Nimmo's), will-bo open for private sale of all goods at bedrock prices. Come along!