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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 39, 16 February 1933, Page 20

•' ■ '; AUCTIONS. VERY NICE SALE OF FURNITURE. TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. AT E. JOHNSTON AND CO.'S MART, No. 8 Willeston Street. AN ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE OF HIGH-GLASS FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASSWARE, E.P. WARE, CARPETS, ETC. ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. , Included in the Catalogue will be found 3 SPECIALLY GOOD WILTON AND AXMINSTEII CARPETS (sizes 10ft' Gin x 9, 9 x-7ft 6in, 15 x 12), WILTON "AND, AX.. RUGS, LARGE FAWN -MOHAIR RUG, HANDSOME DARK OAK' ' SIDEBOARD with cane back (cost £15), BLACK OAK DINING SUITE, COSTLY CANE BACK LOUNGE and FIRESIDE CHAIRS, HIGH-BACK CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE in shadow tissue,. . DAK BEDSIDE TABLE, ROUND MAHOGANY OCC. TABLE, TEA WAGON, ALL-BRASS FIRESCREEN, CHIMING GONG, H.M.V. MAHOGANY GRAMOPHONE (Console model) and Selected Records. HOUSEHOLD LINEN, CROCKERY. OAK REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIR, 0-valve CONSOLE ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO SET, 3 SETS GOLF CLURS AND BAGS, SET PLAYING BOWLS, MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE, GENTS' OAK TALLBOYS (large and small), TWIN OAK BEDSTEADS, complete with best quality Mattresses and Kapok Beds, ART CUSHIONS, STOOLS, SEAGRASS CHAIRS, CHINA CABINET. BOOKS, ELEC. RADIATOR and IRON, "ELECTROLUX" ELEC. VACUUM CLEANER, HOSE, LAWN MOWER, "IDEAL" GAS COOKER, GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, and APPOINTMENTS. Sale 10,30 Sharp TOMORROW MORNING. ' TTf JOHNSTON AND CO., - Li* Auctioneers, -. - ' No. 8 Willeston Street. .- '. • TOMORROW, At 1 p.m. sharp. CONTINUATION AUCTION SALE. MONEYS WORTH FURNITURE STORE On the premises: No. 68 WILLIS STREET (Close to "Evening Post"). CLOSING DOWN. £2000 SICOCK w EXPEN*'vl,v" SIVE, EXCLUSIVE, AND UP-TO-DATE OAK DININGROOM SUITES. OAK AND WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, WRITING BUREAUX, BEAUTIFUL CHINA CABINETS, RADIO TABLES, TWIN OAK BEDSTEADS, .REFECTORY TABLES, OAK AND RIMU TALLBOYS, SEAGRASS CHAIRS, EXPENSIVE CANE-BACK LOUNGE SUITES. SPECIAL FIRESIDE CHAIRS, CARPETS, RUGS, RUNNERS, LINOS, etc., etc. TO BE SLAUGHTERED BY AUCTION SALE TOMORROW (FRIDAY), . At 1 p.m. sharp. And will continue until everything is sold. Most exclusive furnishings going for a song. Inspection-invited. E. JOHNSTON AND CO.. Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONDAY'NEXT, at 1 p.m. sharp. MOST ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE VALUABLE IMPORTED WALNUT BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, BECHHANDSOME MAHOGANY GRAMOPHONE, BEAUTIFUL SUPER WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES and RUNNERS, OAK FURNISHINGS, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, Valuable Hide "PUT YOU UP" COMBINATION SETTEE BEDSTEAD (cost £50), SINGER 66 DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, and Appointments. On the Premises, No. 15 Waipapa Road, Hataitai, on account of W. L. Chapman, Esq., who is leaving for Australia. 350-LOTS-350 Full details later. Xj] JOHNSTON AND CO., in conjnnc- •*-*• tion with A. Longmore and Co., Joint Auctioneers. J^cKENNA'S (The New Zealand Christie's), 18-24 Molesworth Street. WiU Sell TOMORROW, at 2 p.m., Nice Selection of MODERN FURNITURE and EFFECTS, including Rimu Wardobes, 2 Duchesses, 2 Morris Couches, Dressing Tables, Oak Diningroom Suites, 6-piece Rimu Breakfast Suite, %-oak Bed and Wire, %-rimu Bed and Wire, Dining-room Table, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Pedestal, Rimu H.B. Chairs, Single Beds, Cuckoo Clock, Rugs, Gramophone, Mattresses, Pillows, China, Glassware, and useful Sundries. Also POULTRY, 30 l-y<_ar-6ld Birds, Black Orpingtons snd White Leghorns. No Reserve. J. F. McKENNA, Auctioneer. TOMORROW, at 1.30 p.m. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPET SQUARES. ELECTIC COOKING RANGE, GAS STOVE, ETC. • IN THE-'MART, 01 DIXON STREET. f) W: PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, v^° .have received instructions from the venders to. sell' a quantity of Furniture removed TO THE MART FOR SALE, 260 LOTS 260 COMPRISING Oak and rimu dining and bedroom furniture, divan suites, full iron frame Kirchner piano, free of borer, Hottentot, Wizard lamp, child's high chair, pram, 14 single wood beds and kapok mattresses, blankets, sheets, rugs, clee. light shades, d. wood beds, lot of good linoleums. ALSO UNDER BILL OF SALE. Quantity of furniture, cabinet gramophone, records, doors with plain and glass panels, 12 lengths matai-lattice, 3ft high, etc. NO RESERVE. OPEN TILL 9 p.m. C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. TJAMSEY WILSON AND CO., -*•*' -,'• . AUCTIONEERS, ■ Sell ATTRACTIVE LOT SUPERIOR FURNITURE,: SINGER MACHINE, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, AND LARGE SELECTION OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ALSO, FUR COAT, LADIES' DRESSES, SUNDRY'DRAPERY. SALE 1,30, MANNERS STREET, Opp.' Regent Theatre. See Flag. RAMSEY WILSON, „ Auctioneer. Telephone 42-785. TOMORROW NIGHT Our Mart will be open for inspection and private sale all goods. Bedrock prices. MONEY SAVERS-CALL—SEE US. PEOPLE'S AUCTION. MART, TT • 19_ Courtenay Place. T.T.T 1 , Entil' e'y New Management. /JUt^'l .l n the Mnrfc TOMORROW (FRIDAY), February 17, at 2.15 p.m. The Contents of 2 Good Lots of Furniture removed from Tinakori Road and Newtown for convenience, comprising Oak Bedroom Suite, Chests, Linos, D. and S. Beds and Wires, Mattresses, Rugs, Duchesses, Stretchers, D. and K. Tables and Chairs, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Crockery, Jam Jars, and Household Sundries. Also 20 NEW MOPS. No Reserve. Goods must be sold. T. (TOM) INGLIS. Proplr. R. J. GOODMAN, Auctioneer. YOU cannot buy Grand Hotel quality •*• for less than Grand Hotel prices. Tel. 41-024. Our Home Supply Store for your, requirements; delivery; free s