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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 101, 2 May 1933, Page 14

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TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. At our Mart, Xo. 8 Willeston Street. ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE OF REAL GOOD FURNITURE. FURNITURE TO SUIT ALL HOMES TO BE SLAUGHTERED AT ANY PRICE AT ALL. Now is the time to buy. Our mart must be cleared to make room for the big sale of exclusive furnishings to be sold on Friday next (£750 worth .of most interesting furnishings removed from Mayfair Flate). ' Included in tomorrow's catalogue will be found — Several good quality Ax. and Wilton carpets, rugs, runners, all in good order; easy chairs, occ. chairs, 2 very nice oak waiters on wheels, oak dining suite (6 pieces), 4 oak chairs, 2 desks, superior Chester, suite, small chesterfield lounge, fireside chairs, pictures, crockery and glassware, new clec. _vaci cleaner, writing bureau, china cabinet, very nice oak sideboard, latest model singer Drophead sewing machine, twin oak and rimu bedsteads, 3 oak tallboys, d. and s. wooden bedsteads and mattresses, best quality kapok beds, pillows, d. and s. blankets, household" linen,- and appointments. Sule commences 10.30 sharp tomorrow morning. E JOHNSTON AND CO., . * Auctioneers.

TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), MAY 3. On the premises, 190 Oriental Parade, . - at 1.30 p.m. rpHE RIALTO AUCTION ROOMS will •I- sell the complete furnishings of 8 rooms, comprising Piano, chesterfield suite, carpets, oak and rimu furniture,' etc. , ■ Full particulars last' night's "Post." . J. VIRGO,- Auctioneer. PEOPLE'S AUCTION , MART, 1!) Courtenay "Place, Will Sell in the Mnrt TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, At 2 p.m. sharp, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, Comprising— Oak and' Rimu Beds and Wires, Sideboards, Duchesses, ' Stretchers, Dressers, D. and K. Tables and Chairs, Oce. Tables, Hot Air Engine, Hospital Beds, Morris Couches, Dinner Wagon. English Pram, Length Water Hose, Singer (Hand) Machine, and General Household Sundries, Gent's Suit Length* and Drapery. Also 2 Duchesses, 1 Oak Sideboard, 1 Rimu Sideboard, 1 Oak*1 Bookcase, slightly ' shop soiled. These must be cleared, to make room for new stock coining forward. NOTE.—The whole of these lots are a good serviceable lot of furniture and must be cleared. T. (Tom) INGLIS, R. J. GOODMAN, Proprietor. Auctioneer. |

v AUCTION SALE TOMORROW, 1.30. RAMSEY WILSON AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, 98 MANNERS STREET, Opp. Regent Theatre. See Flajr.----2 BEAUTIFUL OAK SIDEBOARDS, EXTRA GOOD OAK DRAW-LEAF TABLE, LOVELY CHESTERFIELD SUITE (specially sprung), RIMU SIDEBOARDS, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes, Duehesse Chests, S. and D. . Bedsteads, Wires. Mattresses, Gateleg Table, W. Cot, Oak Cabinet, Oak Hallatand, 2 Glory Boxes, Lino., - Floor Rugs, Blinds, Curtains, Pictures, Ornaments, Coal Box, Push Chairs, Gas Stove, Columbia Portable Gramophone, Seagrass Chairs, and Large Selection of Household Furniture and Sundries. •■■Also— 2 UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS (By famous makers). 1 LEARNER'S PIANO. SALE, 98 MANNERS STREET, TOMORROW, 1.30 SHARP. Goods on view from 8.30. RAMSEY WILSON AND CO., Auctioneers. Tel. 42-785. IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Our only . adI dress is now 98 Manners Street. Our only Telephone Number is 42-785.

jIfcKENNA'S, The New Zealand Christie's. Opp. House of Parliament, 18-24 Molesworth Street. AUCTION SALE TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. CATALOGUE INCLUDES:— Chesterfield Suite, Bedroom Suite, Box Ottoman, spring top, 'Dining-room Suite, Scotch Chest of Drawers, Easy Chairs, Single and Double Oak Beds. 6 Rimu Single Beds and Wires, 3Mirror Wardrobe, Piano, in good condition, Dining-room Chairs, Austrian Chairs, Carpet, Rugs, Congoleum, Rimu Duchesse, Acme Wringer. ALSO: Miscellaneous Items include 2 Porcelain Washbasins, Complete Set .of Motor Mechanic's Tools, Aviary, Set of Golf Clubs and Bag, Meat Safe, Gas Urn. FJourbin, Shovel, Grubber, Barrow Wheel, Fairy Tricycle, Push Chair, Rubber''Hose,1. Marble Clock, Dinner Service, Stainless Cutlery, Banjo and Case, Ewbank Cleaner, Billiard Cue find Case, Seagram Chairs, Occasional Tables, Ornaments, Vases, China, Kitchen Utensils and other useful ■ articled. J. F. McKENNA, I Auctioneer.