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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 105, 30 October 1935, Page 22

AUCTIONS. I?1 JOHNSTON AND CO.. Auctioneers. TOMORROW MORNING, at 10.30 o'clock, j SALE BY AUCTION I O£ UP-TO-DATE OFFICE FURNITURE, 3 pedestal office desks in oak and rimu, 3 fireproof safes (sizes 30 x 24 s 21, 24 x 17 x 17. and 26 x 22 x 20), doublo and single drawer steel filing cabinet, 3 rimu typists' desks with i drawers, typist's table, valuable Remuigtou noiseless typewriter (No. 0) in jpci-fect order,- Fox and Remington I ypewriters, '-i carpots, rugs, large wilting desk with partitions, 2 oak re- ■ volving office chairs, double oilice desk, 4-drawer oak. filing cabinet 4t't x Iff Oiu y 2i't, and numerous otber lots. - Also - G SPECIAL OFFICE CHAIRS, upholstered with hide seats, and 2 Armchairs to match. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. S Willeston Street. J7j JOHNSTON AND COT, Auctioneers. FRIDAY MORNING, at 10.30 o'clock. bALh, OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WELL-MADE CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND EASY CHAIRS, OAK DINING-ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, AX. CARPET, ELECTRIC CLEANER, AND APPOINTMENTS. On the Premises', No. 18S SYDNEY STREET WEST. Everything is in very nice order. Full details later.1 E. JOHNSTON, ' ■ Auctioneer. PAWNBROKERS' SALE. SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. A SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ON ACCOUNT OF-CITY LOAN OFFICE (J. W. Batten, Ltd.. J7O Cuba Street), I AT OUR MART, I TOMORROW (THURSDAY), • .. Start 10.30 a.m. Sharp.'. • ' THE GOODS TO BE SOLD CONSIST OF SUITS, RUGS,- SUITCASES, BOOTS, CLOTHING, OVERCOATS POCKET WATCHES. LADIES' AND GENTS' GOLD AND SILVER WRIST WATCHES. RINGS, GRAM- . OPHONES, ELECTRIC IRONS HEATERS, and a THEODOLITE. CILVEKSTONE AND CO.. AUCTIONEERS. Woolworth Buildings, Cuba Street, have instructions from City Loan Office to sell by .Auction all Unredeemed! Pledges fallen due, owl numerous other; 300 -/lots.- 30() : • 1. SILVERSTONE, i ' Auctioneer. VALUABLE AND USEFUL BARGAINS GALORE. . ON THE PREMISES, CORNER CAMBRIDGE TERRACE &, COLLEGE ST. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Start 10.30 a.m. SHARP. ' ENTIRE CONTENT'S ■OF SUPERIOR OAK FURNISHED TEAROOMS. GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF LOLLIES, AUTOMATIC TOLEDO- SCALES, LATEST ELECTRIC MILK SHAKKR, LATEST UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC MIXING MACHINE. ALSO FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF RESIDENCE.- AND EXPENSIVE 3VALVE ELECTRIC .MAJESTIC RADIO SET. . ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. CILVERSTONE & CO, AUCTIONEERS, U have instructions from owner to sell everything 'of this costly furnished shop and residence, without any reserve. Including:— 0-COSTLY OAK GLASS-TOP TABLES, 54 OAK-CHAIRS, 0-VALVE MAJES- ' ' TIC RADIO SET, small counter with Tucker till, SHALLOW COUNTER CASE, small showcase, ' 15yds best quality linoleum, as new, LATEST AUTOMATIC TOLEDO SCALES (cost £75), LATEST CHROMIUMPLATED ELECTRIC MILK SHAKER. LATEST ELECTRIC UNIVERSAL MIXING MACHINE, bread-cut-ling machine, costly brass jardiniere, c.p. sugar basins and milk jugs, LARGE QUANTITY CUPS AND SAUCERS, JUGS; AND PLATES, glassware vases, large mir.Vr. umbrella slaud. 2 COPPER URNS, .large-quan-tity baking and cooking utensils. STOCK ALL ITRESH AND RECENTLY BOUGHT. Lollies, lolly jars, 2 boxes margarine, sack flour,'' sack of sugar, biscuits,, biscuittins, etc. ■•■".■'■ FURNITURE AS NEW. Wardrobe, 2 duchesses, single and double beds and wires; Morris couch, queen thair, tables; palmstands, chairs, -curtains, stool, passage runner, sunshades, heavy, canvas ■window cover and numerous other lots. . EVERYTHING GOOD AS NEW AND MUST BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. I. SILVERSTONE, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935, l HOBSON. STREET PROPERTY. To be Auctioned, at 2.30-p.m. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions from Arthur H. Johns, Esq., who has left Wellington, to Sell by Public Auction at The Real Estate Auction Room,- Harcourt Chambers, 41-43 Panama Street, on the above-men-tioned date ' this gentleman's 7-roomed residence; With Sun Porches and Dressing-rooms, No. 70 HOBSON STREET. Of pleasing, design and expert construction, this Residence is of one floor with every possible comfort and convenience, and enjoying the maximum o£ sun and shelter. i A large Drawing-room opens on to _ a semi-circular sun porch. The Diningroom access to the servery and kitchen, and there are four attractive Beit rooms with dressing recesses, all with sunny aspect. Included in the very attractive conveniences are a modern bathroom, a number of built-in wardrobes, and central heating. The section, 56ft x 99ft, is level with a large brick garage and concrete paths. • THIS PROPERTY WITHIN EASY WALKING DISTANCE OF TOWN AND SITUATED IN ONE. OF THE MOST EXCLUSIVE LOCALITIES TX WELLINGTON IS FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. For full particulars and arrangements to inspect, , -. ■■'... HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers, 41-43 Panama Street. DUNBAR, SLOANE, LTD., Auctioneers. OX THE PREMISES, No. S ORAXGI KAUPAPA ROAD (off Tinakori Road), TOMORROW (THURSDAY'!, 1 j At 2 p.m. sharp. 200 : LOTS- 200 T)UNBAR SLOANE, LIMITED, Auc- ■*-' tioueers, have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. Hall to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the entire contents of her well-furnished flat, comprising:— Handsome Chesterfield suite (3-piece and nicely upholstered), Axminstcr carpet square (12 x 9), polished dining table and chairs to match, dinner wagon, easy chairs, seagrass chairs,' handsome oak china cabinet, hearthrugs, -, framed mirrors, single and double beds complete, duchesses, wardrobes with -mirrors, bedroom chairs, curtains, lamp shades, palm stands, plants, good' single and double mattresses, occasional tables and pedestals, kitchen tables and chairs, etc., etc. ALSO, -J: Kitchen utensils, electric heater, electric iron, electric jug, nested nhiminiinn saucepans, good preserving pan, colander, kettles, baskets, and pegs, etc SPECIAL: PAIR. "TAYLOR'S"? bOWLS (good) , ' SALE TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. sharp' SEE FLAG. ON VIEW MORNING OF Full particulars last Saturday's "Post DUNBAR SLOANE/*: ' Auction eer; QUALITY . Printing of Every DcscrJt). tion. Place your next order with Uii> "livening jp:j S t." . .- .-.