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Evening Post, Issue 25, 30 January 1935, Page 22

AUCTIONS. E. JOHNSTON AND CO.. Auctioneers. TOMORROW, JANUARY 31, At 12 noon sharp. INTERESTING SALE Js* PUBLIC AUCTION, of 80 LOTS OF OLD AND VALUABLE CHINA AND GLASSWARE AND ORNAMENTS, OLD AND VALUABLE HAND-PAINTED LIMOGES DINNER SERVICE, afternoon teacups, hiind-painted de-Bert service, j coffee sSt. wonderful old pieease of . china and glassware, crystal, plaques, crystal decanter.-', p.p. teasel and salver, coffee percolator, marble bust, Olivw typewriter.- WONDERFUL OLD MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER CLOCK, in splendid order and condition, OLD MAHOGANY WRITING BUREAU AND BOOKCASE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Rich Lipp, OAK SIDEBOARD. large extension dining table, chiffonier and bookcase, marble clock, oak chairs, music Canterbury, valuable 011 paintings, art curtains. extra SUPER AX. AND WILTON CARPET SQUARES (largo sizes). HANDMADE PERSIAN CARPET, Super Ax. hall runner and stair carpet, specially well-made HIGH-BACK SETTEE ami 4 easy chairs, beautifully upbol. in heavy tapestry, -mission chair?, occ chairs, walnut armchairs, zither harp, walnut music stand,- china- cabinet, inlaid lino, brass • • spirit kett'e, 2-mpccially well-made cupboards with sets of bookshelves on top, oak gateleg tables, card table, ■ Brussels carpet, heat tin ugs, solid oak kauri, and riimrdiiehesse chests, 4 oak and kauri mirror-door wardrobes, nest of drawers, s. wood bedsteads and bedding complete, books, valuable chest of 9 drawers, enclosed, with 2 doors, Ottoman couch, uphol. wicker chairs, folding chairs, kitchen utensils, alum, ■ware, waffle iron, jam jars, scales and weights, cutlery, tools, garden tools, table mangle, stone jars, wringer, wheelbarrow, ext. ladder, and hundreds of other interesting lots. At the Family Residence, No. G7 BOLTON STREET. CONTENTS OF 0 LARGE ROOMS. 450 LOTS 450 On account of Mrs. George Ross, who has disposed of her property. SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW AT 12 NOON SHARP, in yard, following with kitchen, dining-room, drawingroom, hall, am 1 bedrooms. This is a very interesting sale, and everything is for absolute sale. On View from 9 a.m. - E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. K JOHNSTON AND OX, Auctioneers. AT KELBURN. FRIDAY MORNING at 10.30 sharp. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD . FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND " ' PIANO, AND APPOINTMENTS. At the Residence, No. 25 GLEN ROAD, KELBURN. On account of MRS. A. D. KERR, who is leaving Wellington. Included ,in the catalogue will be found:— DRAWING-ROOM-SUPER AX. CARPET, 12 x 10.6, in perfect order, hearthrug, curtains, kerb and, fireset, choice water colours by C. H. Howarth and other N.Z. ■ artiste, VERY NICE AND ALMOST NEW. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, 3 pieces, beautifully made and cost £38, oak occ. table, piano stool, ornaments and vases, set bookshelves', books, set of 'Dickens works, superior seagra6S chairs, etc. DINING-ROOM-SUPERIOR WILTON CARPET. 15 x lKt . 3in, OVAL OAK DINING TABLE and 7 oak chairs to match, pictures, copper coal box, curtains, dinner service, crockery and glassware, ornaments, seagrass chairs, toaster, dec., iron, cutlery, etc., HALIAAx. linll carpet, Ax. runner, ballstand, and little pictures. CONTENTS OF FIVE BEDROOMS, including new Ax. carpet and rugs,'curtains, linos, 3 good duchesse chests, 4 s. wood bedsteads and bedding, complete, double and single blankets, new sheets, towels, couch, pillows, occ. tables, armchair, bedroom chairs, 2 w.w. stretchers, rimu tallboy, rugs, bookcase, set toilet ware, mirror, etc. Also, kitchen-utensils, jam jars, table, chairs, brooms, .wringer, mincer, garden tools, hose, roller, etc., etc. Everything is in very nice order. SALE FRIDAY, MORNING at 10.30 , 6harp. For Absolute Sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. PAWNBROKER'S SALE PAWNBROKER'S SALE Of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, JEWELLERY, GOLD WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS. FIELD GLASSES, CAMERAS, SUITS, SUITCASES, CLOTHING, ETC. 1 TOMORROW (THURSDAY), 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. At our Mart, 33 GHUZNEE STREET. KIRKBECK AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, have received instructions from KIA ORA LOAN AND EXCHANGE CO., 120 Manners Street, O. Paris, Manager, to sell BY AUCTION UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. (Full details last Saturday's "Post.") VICTOR" KIRKBECK, Auctioneer. Tel. 52-695. PRELIMINARY AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1.30 p.m. On the Premises, 19 Firth Terrace, Karori. tfIRKBECK AND CO., . AUC- -■\ TIONEERS, have received instructions to sell by Auction Contents of beautifully-fiirnished 6-roomed Residence. Full details Iater. T()RKiRKBEcKj Auctioneer. Telephone 52-695.