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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 35, 11 February 1936, Page 18

AUCTIONS. T? JOHNSTON AND CO., *-J" Auctioneers. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 12.30 p.m. SHARP. At our Mart, No. 8 Willcston Street, DE LUXE FURNITURE AUCTION. MOST INTERESTING AUCTION SALE Of A WONDERFUL ' COLLECTION OP ANTIQUE AND ULTRA-MODERN FURNISHINGS, MAHOGANY, WALNUT. AND ENGLISH OAK, OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE, STERLING SILVER, EXPENSIVE CARPETS AND CHESTERFIELD SUITES, AND APPOINTMENTS. 300 £gg' 300 Forwarded to our Mart from Lowry Bay, on account of a gentleman who is leaving for England. THE MOST INTERESTING COLLECTION OF EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE SUBMITTED TO AUCTION IN WELLINGTON FOR MANY YEARS. Included in this extensive catalogue will bo found 5 super-quality Axminster and Wilton carpets, in beautiful order and condition, sizes 15ft x lift 3in, 14ft x lift 3in, 13ft 6in x lift 3in, 12ft x lift Sin, and 12ft x Oft (some of these carpets have only recently been made to order, nt»-.l are quite new); Oriental rugs, 2 beautiful hand-made Malabar carpets, also large Axminster smoking-room carpet (Turkey pattern), size ,16 x 15, cost £45; wonderful old Jacobean , English oak. dining suite,. including carved sideboard, round Jacobean table, 10 beautiful carved chairs, and dinner wagon (cost £200), late model "Electrolux" electric vacuum cleaner, trout-fishing rod, 2 tennis rackets, set "Taylor's" playing bowls, Singer portable electric sewing machine on stand (cost £25 10s), Pathe cinematograph, piano by "Cramer and C 0.," London, Walnut occ. chairs, walnut easy chairs, walnut settee, old mahogany buffet sideboard, old mahogany dining chairs, valuable round mahogany dining table, mahogany, cheval mirror, valuable solid mahogany pedestal office desk, inlaid mahogany bridge chairs, 2 old mahogany easy chairs, solid mahogany -wardrobe and double mahogany bedstead to match, twin walnut bedsteads of special design, Cutler oak roller-top desk,' mahogany standard lamp and shade, mahogany coffee table, i stags heads, art curtains and tapestries, Singer 66K drophead sewing machine, 2 special cane lounge chairs with plain brown loose cushions, German design oak bookstand, water colours and oil paintings, brass log box, valuable old carved English oak hall chair, old French clocks, mahogany gateleg table, old English oak. corner cabinet, china cabinets, old mahogany dressing table, old gilt-framed mirror, 6 ivellback chairs and armchair to match, marble pedestals, old lacquered cabinet, ultrar-modern buffet dining, suite, 6 pieces, with special refectory table, valuable walnut bedroom suite of latest design (cost £60), nest of oak tables, latest all-wave radio set, oak writing bureau, modern oak bedroom suite, black mohair rugs, twin oak bedsteads and tallboys to match, wonderful gold gilt bedroom suite with cane-' back bedstead, grey-lacquered bedroom suite, c.p. ware, silk cushions, almostnew sheets, waiter on wheels, Mason's dinner service, 3 of the - best chesterfield suites we have submitted to auction in our mart, loose-cushion 3-piece suite, exclusive design, 3-piece ma-hogany-framed chesterfield suite, uphbl. in latest buff • and cinnamon Kasha cloth, beautifully made and fitted with - loose cushions (something different),' cost £55, also special 2-tone 3-piece suite of exclusive design, uphol. in ■ latest two-tone French velour (cocoa and fawn); these are wonderful suites. and all equal to new; best quality and j almost new cane side bedroom, chairs, occ. chairs, 2 old English metal gar-I den chairs, kitchen utensils, lawn mower, electric carpet sweeper, best wringer, ice chest, and numerous other lots. Also MOST WONDERFUL MAHOGANY ROULETTE CABINET, cost £100, and VALUABLE 12 x 12.MARQUEE, with silk lining, cost £80. This is a most interesting and valuable collection of exclusive furniture and antiques. . j On view THIS afternoon from 2 till 5, and morning of sale. I SALE TOMORROW, at 12.30 SHARP. Bids may be left on any of the lots. Special Notice. —The Sale will take place at our Mart, not at Lowry Bay, ns previously advertised.. As the owner is leaving for England, everything is for absolute sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. J? JOHNSTON AND CO., -*-J* Auctioneers. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, At 1 p.m. SHARP. AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AX. CARPETS, OAK FURNISHINGS, AND APPOINTMENTS. '.-•" At the Family Residence No. 70 HOBSON STREET. On Account "of A. H. Johns, Esq., who has left for Melbourne. CONTENTS OF SEVEN ROOMS. DETAILS LATER. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. CONTENTS OP FOUR-ROOMED FLAT, REMOVED TO OUR ROOMS FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. TIfeKENNA'S iIJ-cKENNA'S (The New Zealand Christies), 18-24 Mqlesworth Street (Opp. Parliament Buildings). TOMORROW, 2 p.m. WITHOUT RESERVE. 6-piece modern oak dining suite with drawleaf table, Brinsmead and Sons upright piano, tea wagon, china cabinet, _chesterfield suite, e.p.n.s. tea and coffee set, oak s. and d. beds, standard lamp, k. dresser, armchairs, pr. old bronze vases, mirrors, attractive home ornaments in bronzes, busts, etc., heavily carved black hall suite, k. table; chairs, lawn mower, dozens of other -lots. J. F. McKENNA, ' Auctioneer. POULTRY. POULTRY. McKENNA'S cKENNA'S Auctioneers, , 18-24 Molesworth Street TOMORROW, 1.30 p.m. SO FIRST-CLASS PULLETS AND TABLE BIRDS TO BE AUCTIONED. J. F. McKENNA, . : Auctioneer.