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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 110, 11 May 1934, Page 14

AUCTIONS. " ON THE PREMISES, i AUSTIN TERRACE (off Austin Street), opposite Girls' College. TOMORROW 7 (SATURDAY), Start 1.30 p.m. 400 LOTS- . 400 VERY SUPERIOR FURNISHED HOME OF 7 ROOMS, MOST ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED AND CARPETED THROUGHOUT, THURMER PIANO, 4-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, AND BEAUTIFUL FURNISHINGS. ' ' ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE QILVERSTONE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, have instructions from owner, who is giving up housekeeping, to positively sell everything of this attractive home without any reserve. INCLUDING: THURMER UPRIGHT GR \ND PIANO, SUPER WILTON C-iRPET 12 x 9; OAK SIDEBOARD, OAK GATELEG TABLE, OAK HIGHLOW CABINET, chesterfield, tub-divan chair, oak tea wagon, rugs, art cushions, OLD JAPANESE LACOUER PICTURES, fire screen, LOT OF CRYSTAL, book shelves, CHINA. ORNAMENTS, SUPER AX.,'lB x 4ft 6m, HALL CARPET, WILTON RUNNER, 36ft x sft, quaint settee, occ. table, chair, rugs, hassocks, portieres, jardinieres and plants, 12 x 9 WILTON CARPET, 7ft 6in x *Gft SUPER .AX. CARPET, 4-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, perfect; piano stool, oxidised curb, fire screen, VALUABLE OLD VASES, 8-day, clock, ornaments, pictures, art cushions, SPLENDID LOT OF CURTAINS, electric radiator, water colours, pictures, Singer sewing machine, plants ami bowls, 6YDS WILTON RUNNER, easy chair, screen, 9x6 WILTON CARPET, -9 x 9 WILTON BODY CARPET,. Morris couch. 9x4 BODY CARPET, 2 duchesses, %-bed and wire, all good bedding, COSTLY SILK BEDSPREAD, easy chair, 2-fold screen, Ottoman couch, 2 rimu single beds and wires, chest, dressing table, 10ft 6 x 9ft SUPER AX. CARPET Hall seat, 12 x 6ft 6in BODY CARPET, 6 dining chairs, sideboard, gateleg table, clock, mohair table cover, crockery, cutlery, glassware, aluminJ him and enamel pots and kettles, plate rack, garden tools, and numerous sundry items, 5 PRETTY SILK LAMP SHADES, LINEN, SHEETS SLTPS, TOWELS. TABLE CLOTHS,' TRAY CLOTHS, QUILTS, EIDERDOWN QUILTS, AND FINE LOT OF GOOD BLANKETS, ETC. EVERYTHING WITHOUT RESERVE. I. SILVERSTONE, , Auctioneer. THIS EVENING AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. AT E. JOHNSTON AND CO.'S MART ■"- No. 8 Willeston Street. AUCTION SALE, 200 pairs men's, women's, and children's (British) gumboots, 60 men's super quality all-wool . overcoat^ (latest styles), ladies' leather coats, ladies' highest grade handbags, 20 pairs N.Z. blankets, 100 fountain pens, gold nibs, film spools, 15 Zeiss Ikon cameras, drapery, hockey sticks, etc., etc. THIS EVENING AT 7.30. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., ■ Auctioneers. TOMORROW (SATURDAY), 1.30. On the Premises. No. 8 FOOTSCRAY AVENUE (Oif Abel Smith Street, near Cuba Street); . SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GENERAL EFFECTS, comprising HANDSOME DARK SIDE-- • BOARD, TABLE, H.B. CHAIRS, CARPET SQUARE, SYDS HALL CARPET RUNNER, LINOLEUMS, CONGOLEUM, FLOOR MATS, HANDSOME LA GLORIA GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, pictures, ornaments, vases, blinds, curtains, special electric heater, etc. TJAMSEY WILSON AND CO, VUCj* TIONEERS, 98 MANNERS STREET, favoured with instructions from Mrs. Wedderspoon, will sell as above. Also SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD COUCH EASY CHAIRS, SINGER DROPHEAD MACHINE (perfect oroder), mirrored wardrobe, du-chesse chests, s.w. bedsteads and wires, hospital bedsteads, box ottoman, good mattresses, pillows, blankets, sheets, linen, bookshelves, books, oak mantel clock, cabinet, k. table and chairs, crockery, glassware, saucepans, meat safe, fcales, wringer, canary cage, lot jam jars, wireless poles, garden seat, lawn ' mower, and the whole of the furniture and contents of the home. EVERYTHING MUST BE 'SOLD. On View from 9.30. SALE 8 FOOTSCRAY AVENUE, 1.38. RAMSEY WILSON AND CO., Auctioneers. Tel. 42-785. LOCATlON.—Fobtscray Avenue is off Abel Smith Street, opp. 'Black and White Cabs. (X)LF '■ o HUTT CLUB The following is the draw for the bogey competition and qualifying round for the St. Andrew's Cross to be played on the • Hutt links on Saturday:—C. A. Burgess and J. L. Black, J. H. Turner and A. L. McLean, H. K. Adamson and A. J. ; Coleman, G. S. Pringle and G. S. Pringle, L. R. Gilmour and Rana Wagg, A. M. Haldane and W. C. Wedderspoon, ;A. Jenkrns and D. F. Porter, R. H. Cate and L.' C. Hemery, N. W. Porter and A. E. Park, M. Paulin and W. G. Home E. C. W. Nathan and S. A. Wiren, R. H. Rawlirison and G.-'C. Phillips, W' G Fisher and R. D. Wraight, R. B. Wheeley and H. D. Eeid, D. J. .F. White and C. : M. Watt, J. N. D. Macdonald and G. B. Ward, P. C. Miles and I. A-. H. Symes, E. C. Gorton and H. S. Wilkinson, K. ,E. Leighton and T. L. Webb, C. N. Armstrong and H. W. Nash, D. McCaskill and W. H. Lees, jim., P. J. R. Fordham and W. H. Lees, sen., J. A. McKay and J. B Black, T. A. Bridger and J. H. Grace, • K. R. Herbert and.J. N Ranch. J. LeeJones and G. S. Leecler, R. V. McDowell and G. J. McNaugbt, N. W. Ballinger and W. J. Hutchison, S. Hogg and G. Cook. A. E. Caselberg and W. K. Cook, W. W. Hoffmann and. E. Partridge, W. B. Rainey and G. N. Tustin, F. N. Gibbons and J. H. Wa<rg, J. P. Phillips and J. H. Francis, R. Adams and N. B. Gibbons, K. H. Hume and A. N. Slater. The 1 following adjustment m handicap has been made: H. D. Reid, 16. SUNNY BAY v CLUB ■ Oji Sunday morning the Sunny Bay Golf Club will hold a bogey competition for men. Members, are reminded of the Canadian mixed foursomes, notice of which is iv the clubhouse. PAEKAKARIKI LADIES' CLUB The match against Otaki, ■ arranged ■by the Paekakariki Ladies' Club for the weekend, has been postponed. The following is the draw for the first round of Mr. Kember's trophy ion Sunday: Mrs. Robinson and Miss R. Smith; Miss J. Smith and Mrs. Murray; Miss Batersby and Mrs. McNeil; Miss M. Gaskell and Miss Cliote; Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. L. Smith;. Miss Pryor and Miss Hutcheson; Miss Adams and Miss Lyndon; Miss Evatt and Nurse Hodder; Miss Lynch and Miss Page; Miss R. Gaskell and Miss Proudfoot. ' INSTITUTE OF SECRETARIES Mr. John S. Barton, C.M.G., patron of the Wellington Chapter of the New Zealand Institute of Secretaries, on Wednesday evening entertained a large gathering of members by delivering an address of exceptional interest on some salient points of the articles of association of companies as defined by the Companies Act, 1033. The meeting was held in the Dominion Farmers' Institute tea rooms and was Presided over by Mr. J. AnnandSmith. Mr. Barton stressed the vital importance to a secretary of a close stndv of the articles of association of a company. Mr F. C. McNeil proposed a heart-/ vote of thanks to Mr. Barton and thfs was carried with acclamation.