Page 22 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 25, 29 July 1933, Page 22

AUCTI ""final HORDENS (N.Z.), WELLE (BUILDING COMING I ■TUESDAY NEXT At 1 p.ir FINAL SLAIX BALANCE OF EXCLU 30 very latest A-xminster carpet squares, (i cane lounge suite, 3 very latest bedrc 'excellent designs), oak writing bureau and fireside cliiiirs, refectory'tables, od< blankets,' kapok' beds, pillows, single bedspreads,'tahboys, seagniss chairs, et Also, the whole of the Shop Fittings, Shelv Register, pood Typewriter, Fireproof £ (over all floors), also 36in wide carpe suit buyers. On the Premises: HORDENS (N.Z.). L, FINAL CLEAR-OU Biiacr Bargains than ever. Eveiylhi immediately. Some of the most expensive E. JOHNS CHEAPER CARPETS. GREAT SLAUGHTER OF HIGH-CLASS AX. AND WILTON CARPETS, BODY CARPET, RUGS,. AND RUNNERS. . - ■ ■■ ■' > ASSIGNED STOCK. ■ ' ■ Qfin CARPETS TO CHOOSE OftA o\J\) from: ouu WE GUARANTEE STILL' TO SELL CARPETS, RUGS. BODY CARPET, AND RUNNERS CHEAPER THAN ANYONE ELSE IN WELLINGTON. SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK. 1000 YARDS ENGLISH WILTON BODY - CARPET (less than English cost), in 5 shades. Largest selection, to choose from. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers (Carpet Warehouse), 8 Willeston Street. MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. Sharp. AT OUR MART, No. 8 WILLESTON STREET. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 200 LOIS 200 ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A FULLY FURNISHED . RESIDENCE, comprising— 1 SPECIAL 3-PIECE HIGH-BACK CHESTERFIELD SUITE, well ■ sprung, with loose cushions (cost £38). 1 CHESTERFIELD SUITE uphol. in blue damask, 3 SUPERIOR AX. CARPETS, AX. HALL RUGS AND EUN--N.ERS, DARK OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE -with drawleaf table, 2 HALL RUGS, BLACK MOHAIR RUGS, GENT'S DARK OAK TALLBOY & COMB. 'WARDROBE, TWIN OAK BEDSTEADS, complete with best quality mattresses, LIGHT RIMU SETTEE with spring seat, L. RIMU DINING-ROOM SUITE, QUAINT FIRESIDE CHAIRS, OAK TEA WAGON, 4 SBAGRASS CHAIRS, BOWLS AND POT PLANTS, OAK WARDROBE, DUCHESSE CHESTS, BLANKETS. SHEETS, QUILTS. CONSOLE MODEL ALL-ELECTRIC •RADIO SET, DROPSIDE COT, DRAWING-ROOM SETTEE. QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, PICTURES, BRASS VASES AND ORNAMENTS. TEASET. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. SMALL OAK TALLBOY. 2 LARGE DIVAN CHAIRS. 4-VALVE RADIO SET. HANDSOME DARK OAK; BEDROOM SUITE with frameless mirrors, DUCHESSE. CHESTS. CHEST OF DRAWERS, S. RIMU BEDSTEADS AND KAPOK BEDS, LAWN MOWER, AND A PPOFNT • MENTS. Allr in really good condition and for absolute sale. On View Morning of Sale. T? JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8 Willeston Street. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 1.30-p.m. Sharp. UNDER BOND. SALE BY AUCTION OF HEAVY QUALITY SHIPPING CO. E.P. WARE. ' Elkington's-, Walker and Hall's, and Mappin and Webb's. , ' (Plate that will last a lifetime.) To be sold by Public Auction (On account of whom it may concern.) At our Mart, No. 8 Willeston Street.' RA E.P. sugar basins, 36 butter dishes, oyj 36 butter linings, 9 coffee pots, 22 dessert dishes, 17 eggcups, 3 ■ egg stands, 24 entree dishes (round), 15 covers, 33 entree dishes (oval), 15 covers, 10 double entree dishes and covers, 4 ice jugs, 2 'ice buckets, 20 mustard, pots and linings, 3 sauce boats, 15 servers, 36 sugar tazzers, 19 salad servers, 4 Potosi fish servers, 6 milk jugs, 2 sugar basins, 39 round entree covers, 28 oval entree covers, etc., etc. "P JOHNSTON AND CO. have received -*-J< instructions to sell at their mart as above— 8 cases Al quality E.P. ware, used on passenger liners. The best quality made. On View Tuesday afternoon and Morning of.sale. To be Sold Without Reserve. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 12 noon sharp, AT THE BOAT HARBOUR, CLYDE QUAY, SALE BY AUCTION of' THE WELL-KNOWN LAUNCH MARIA, length 45ft, beam 10ft 6in, depth sft, fitted i with • 25-30 h.p. "Anderson" Petrol Engine. ■ Also: ANCHOR AND MOORINGS, now at Worser Bay. By order of the Official Assignee in. the Bankrupt Estate of Destefano Bros. (bankrupts). , "P JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- *-** received instructions to sell at the Boat Harbour, Clyde Quay, Launch Maria and all gear. Now on view. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. . UNCLAIMED CARGO. -WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 2 P.M. SALE BY AUCTION of 1200 Pairs of white canvas shoes, with crepe rubber soles, in all sizes (ladies', men's, and children's), 50 pairs ladies' black, rubber wet weather shoes (something new), 8 bolts super quality art silk marocain (very latest), 50 men's super fine wool overcoats, men's trousers, small boys' coats, also 10 up-to-date fur coats, etc. At our Mart, No. S Willefton Street. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933, at 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE. MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED CITY RESIDENCE,/ No. 29 BULLER STREET. GORDON HARCOURT has received in- . .strifctions.to-sell.by PUBLIC AUCTION at his rooms, No. 157 Featherston Street— THAT SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT RESIDENCE of 6 splendid rooms, complete with all conveniences, and in attractive order throughout. Ideal section of land, 34ft x 130 ft; ample room for one or more garages. This sale presents quite an opportunity of acquiring a most desirable Residence in one of the best residential streets in Wellington at a price in. keeping with today's values. Full particulars from the AUCTIONEER or from the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, acting for the First Mortgagee. GORDON HARCOURT, Auctioneer, 1.37 F--/'— '-ii Street. Tel. 45-450.