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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CAKJ.-E1 BUYERS. 40 ROLLS OF LATKST IMPERIAL AX. AND WILTON BODY CARPET in latest 2-tone and Heck designs. Just landed. Have your Carpets made up to lit your rooms. Best quality, cheapest in N.Z. COME AND GET A QUOTE TO COYER YOUR ROOMS. i ALSO: 120 CARPET- SQUARES at your own Price. Hearthrugs and Runners cheaper than . ever "at E JOHNSTON AND GO'S CARPET , • WAREHOUSE, (Upstairs), 8 Willeston Street. ' JOHNSTON AND CO., AUCTION--U. EKR'S. WEDNESDAY' NEXT AT 12.30 P.M. SHARP. GREAT FURNITURE AUCTION DE LUXE, At Our Mart, No. 8 Willeston Street. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. 400 LOTS 400 The complete contents of a most tastefully furnished home. Furnishings worthy of any home' iii tile Dominion, removed to our Mart from "Bella Vista," Lower Hutt, on account of Mr. Harvae Jones, who is returning to England. Most of these furnishings could be sold as new. Onlv in use a few months. Also OLD CHINA, SILVER, AND ANTIQUES. . Included in the catalogue will be found. Super Ax. and Wilton carpets, made to fit the rooms', 12 x 11.3, 13.G x 11.3, 12 x 9, 9 x 10.6, two tones and stipple . fleck. (These are beautiful carpets and new.) 2 Persian rugs, Indian rugs, heavy black mohair rug, a wonderful collection of old •'china and ornaments, floating bowl, crystal, valuable canteen of cutlery, cost £3O; silver candlesticks, silver mug, pewter coffee set, 3 pieces; bronze and marble figures, liqueur set, old Fenton china dessert .'service, and- teaset, yellow glass .and clear glass candlesticks, brass.; incense burner, pair field' glasses, pair binoculars, inlaid Moorish stool, 2 genuine old Indian brass coffee tables; Camera cameo in black round frame, 2 walnut chairs, long stool with hand-embroid-ered cover, Wedgwood vases, 2 glassdoor bookcases, beautiful old mahognnv oval table with claw legs, 2 old mahogany' chairs, walnut envelope folding card table, valuable birds-eye maple card'table, bird's-eye maple writing bureau/maple occ. table, won- ■ "Mei-fiil cane lounge suite .with, loose cushions, and cost big money (as new), oak centre book table, oak occ. table, small hall refectory table, pot plants and bowls, three-quarter billiard table, : i beautiful mahogany cabinet gramophone, nest of inlaid mahogany tables, special design inlaid occ. chairs, inlaid rosewood chairs, solid mahogany ext. dining table, mahogany washstand, maho"any bookcase, ultra-modern din-ing-room suite, 6 .pieces, with .special refectory table, buffet-sideboard, and 4 embossed leather-back chairs, all en suite and as brand new, half-moon occ. table, very; nice comfy fireside chairs, satin cushions, carved oak china cabinet with leadlight door, 2 elegant china cabinets, modern oak bookcase with plain leadlight doors, most expensive and up-to-date 3-piece comfy Chesterfield suite (beautifully sprung all over and 'fitted with 5 loose cushions, uphol. in silk tapestry coverings, just as it left the shop and cost £46, worthy of inspection), valuable and latest o-valve Majestic combination; (Console model) electric radio (glorious tone and cost £00), special 3-piece library Chesterfield suite in latest Scottish weave, inverted electric light bowls and shades, ep. cakestand and Copeland china plates, Hoover elec. vac. cleaner in perfect order, art pictures and water • colours, very nice oak writing bureau, a very nice collection of hand-painted china cystal and glassware, valuable Shelly tea set. almost new oak pedestal office desk (7-drawer, self-locker), fireproof, safe, ultra-modern special trench design bedroom suite, including quaint dressing table with 3 frameless mirrors, solid panel bed with low foot end and beautiful wardrobe with 4 sliding travs, centre mirror, and I doors, complete with stainless wire mattress, kapok bed arid satin bedspread, twin cane-end bedsteads and 2 inlaid ■■■■ solid" panel single bedsteads, twin oak bedsteads, N.Z. d. and s. blankets, 2 tallboys, bedroom chairs,, bedroom carpets, rugs, duchesse chests, nmu bedsteads, kitchen utensils, almost new enamelled-Moffat (late model) gas stove (cost- £3O), table, chairs, lawn mower, wringer, and other-lots too numerous to mention. This is a wonderful catalogue of most exclusive furniture, carpets, crystal, and antiques. ' ON VIEW TUESDAY NEXT. '-.■■• from 2 p.m. • • • • ' sharp. This is"' a most interesting collection valuable furnishings, all for absolute sale. E.-JOHNSTON AND CO., ; Auctioneers. JOHNSTON AND AUCTIONEERS.

THURSDAY NEXT at 1.30 p.m. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. Expensive Wilton carpet (grey and black), ' 3-pieee chesterfield suite of latest design, uphol. in, English moquette, oak; .hallstand', costly oak "dining-room suite of quaint design, china cabinet, almost new,: illuminated (3 phase) electric : radiator, Ax. and Mirzapore carpets, rimu bedroom, suite, kitchen utensils, tools and appointments. At the Residence NO. 34 HATTON STREET EXTENSION. KARORI. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON AND CO.; 1 Auctioneers, i SALE BY MORTGAGEES Under Conduct of. the Registrar of the; Supreme Court. MESSRS. G. G. TOLHURST & 1 SON ■"■*- WILL SELL by auction at their rooms, Bank of New Zealand Building, Lambton Quay, Wellington on Wednesday the 12th day of September 1934 at 2.30 o'clock in the.afternoon ALL THAT piece or parcel of land containing Twsnty-five perches and twenty-nine one-hundredths of a perch (25.29p) Situate in the City of Wellington being part of Town Section Nine hundred and twenty-five (925) and being also Lot 4 on Deposited Plan 8085 and being all the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Volume 369 folio 82, and comprising a residential property situated in and 1 known as Number 162 Hanson Street, Wellington. Particulars and Conditions of Sale maybe seen at the offices of the Auctioneers or of Messrs. Brandon Ward . Hislop & Powles, Brandon House, Featherston Street, Wellington. The Mortgagees' estimate may be inspected at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Wellington. I MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Under Conduct of the Registrar of the I ' Supreme Court. I SHOP BUILDING AND DWELLING—garage at back—situate at 41 Kent Terrace, Wellington. Freehold—nine and two-tenths perches (oa. Or. 9.2 p.). ( Part Town Section 301. Certificate of Title Volume 224 folio 20S. MESSRS. G. G. TOLHURST AND L SON, on application of Mortgagee, will sell above land by public auction, under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington, at their Auction Rooms. Bank of New Zea'nnd Chambers, Lambton Quay, Wellington, on Wednesday, September 12, 1934, at 2.30 p.m. Application to sell, estimate of value and conditions of sale, apply to Registrar of Supreme Court, Wellington, or to the Auctioneers or to Messieurs Bell, Gully, Mackenzie, and O'Leary, Solicitors, Wellington. CLASSIFIED Advertising in the "Evening Post" is. a safe and easy method to meet your requirements. "The Post's" record circulation is ft guarantee of