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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 83, 7 April 1936, Page 20

AUCTIONS. E JOHNSTON AND CO., • Auctioneers. TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.30 SHARP. CLEARING SALE OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. AT OUR BASEMENT MART (2 Willeston Street.) A REAL GOOD LOT OF USEFUL FURNITURE ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. 3 CARPET SQUARES, HALL aud STAIR RUNNER, 2 TAILOR'S SINGER SEWING MACHINES, DINING and KITCHEN TABLES and CHAIRS, SEAGRASS PRAM. PUSHCHAIR, LOT OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE COMMODE CHAIR, GRAMOPHONE and RECORDS. DUCHESSE CHESTS, CHESTS of DRAWERS, ICE CHEST, VERANDAH CHAIRS, SMALL COUNTER, PARTITION, LOT SHELVING. FIRE SCREENS. FIRE TIDY, GAS STOVE, 2 OFFICE DESKS, radio' cabinet, pictures, SHEETS, lawn mower,, good kitchen utensils, and appointments. — Also — "Hornby" Train, Meccano Set, and toy SALTTOMORROW MORNING at 10.30. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers'. No. 8 Willeston Street. E JOHNSTON AND CO., • . Auctioneers. A VERY NICE SALE AT MIRAMAR, THURSDAY MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock. At the Residence, No. 41 TOTARA ROAD (off Awa Road), MIRAMAR (near tram terminus). AUCTION SALE - - • Of UP-TO-DATE AND ALMOST NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. New Ax. Carpets, 9 x 12 and 9 x 9, 6 new hearthrugs, 7yds Ax. hall runner, Ax. lounge rug, 6 x 4, art curtains ami pictures, uphol. hall seat, hall mjrror very nice 3-piece divan suite and stool to match, 2 new fireside chairs, uphol. stool, Pouffe silk cushions 2 very nice polished occ. tables, Ji.i.mtd oak tray, coal scuttle, ornaments and vases, jardinieres, oak Jacobean coffee table, fire screen, 2 mohair slip mats, elec. reading lamp, seagrass stool, up-to-date and almost new oak buffet dining suite, ■ 6 pieces, with _ latest draw-leaf table, deck chair, waiter on wheels army, operating table, the "Century Dictionary,:" 16 vola wellbound, cost £32; 4 yols. National Cyclopaedia of Law, bookshelf, lot ot books, new elec. radiator, crockery and glassware cutlery, new elec. iron, up-to-date 4-piece oak bedroom , suite jia new, best mattresses, single and «t wooden bedsteads with, low ends (latest), writing cabinet, flower stand, new kitchen utensils, alum. ware. Stevens enamel ware, 3 pyrex dishes, caddies table, 4 new chairs, new wooden llMJat safe, gent's bicycle, pure-bred WHITE POMERANIAN DOG with 3 young pups, etc., etc. On Account of Mrs. W. E. GIBSON, who is leaving New Zealand. SALE THURSDAY MORNING at 10.30 SHARP. . This is a very nice sale and everything is equal to new. NO RESERVE. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 1 p.m., Within KINGSWAYS AUCTION MART, LAMBTONQUAY. „„-_ GREAT COLLECTION OF SUPERIOR WARE, all to be sold without reserve on behalf of Mr. Miller, who has removed all his furniture, etc., from store to our rooms. The list comprises:— PRACTICALLY NEW 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in best moquette and only 3 weeks in use, and cost £32: COMPLETE .OAK BEDROOM. SUITE in latest shade and design, and triple mirrors in duchesse, single pink ducoed bedroom suite with wardrobe, oak dining suite with oval extension table, hand electric Singer machine (just equal to new), 4 carpets, 9 x 12, fringed Ax. all-over pattern carpet, 9 x 10% (Wilton), large rugs, 9 x 9 Ax. carpet, bedroom carpet, runners, d.-ended M. couch and squab, double oak duehesse and d. bed to match (cost £26), single oak bed and duchesse, 2 rimu wardrobes, 3 rimu duchesses, k. table, oak gateleg table, ' 4 h.b. chairs, crystal ware, old pewter ware, large brass jardiniere (cost £4 4s), Standard electric lamp, special lot of expensive ornaments, Wedgewood dinner set, fancy tea cupa and saucers, good cutlery, good lot of records, 26 pianola rolls, double and single sheets, double and single blankets, quilts, towels, tablecloths, and a full list of k. utensils and sundries, good lady's cycle, also Hoover electric cleaner (as new). ■ Also, . .6 COCK CANARIES (all well bred). JAS: D. DAVIDSON, Auctioned* NOTE:' A* we have^ complete catalogue, the sale will commence at 1 p.m. prompt. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HARCOURT & CO., TAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, Lanibton Quay and. Panama Street. CITY BARGAIN. 5 ROOMS, with all.usual conveniences, situated within walking distance of the City end, with a splendid view. PRICE £650 or near offer. ■ 1896 HATAITAI. [ ALMOST AT TRAM STOP, SPLENDID VIEW, FIRST-CLASS ORDER. A BUNGALOW, containing two livingrooms, kitchen, and all modern conveniences; Splendidly situated so as to get the maximum benefit of the sun and view. Sevenminutes from tram stop to Courtenay Place. ■ In all' respects an ideal little home and really startling value at £1150. PRICE £1150. PRICE £1150. 1074 A SPLENDID PROPERTY SITUATED FIVE MINUTES FROM LAMBTON QUAY, WITH WONDERFUL HARBOUR VIEW. ■ The locality is one of the best in Wellington, the house has eight rooms, is modern, and has .every modern convenience, double doora between drawing-room and dining-room,' tiled fireplaces with bay windows, roomy bedrooms, electric hot and cold water system, etc. Ideal section with brick.garage. The title is lease in perpetuity with ground rent o£ £28 per annum. The price has been reduced owing to special circumstances, and is now a KEAL BARGAIN. PRICE- £2100. TERMS ARRANGED. 1844 HERE'S ANOTHER SNIP. LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. The Trustees in thig deceased estate must dispose of the last uiet which consists of a perfectly-built modarn bungalow in one of the best streets in this attractive suburb. The property cost £1800. There is a full quarter-acre section, a garage, and the house, which has six rooms and all modern conveniences. Present insurance £1250. PRICE £1150 or near offer. 148 FINANCE: We have ssveral Bums of money available for immediate investment at current rates of interest; up to £4000 considered. All applications given immediate attention, first mortgage or good second. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and House Agents, 41 Panama Street; Corner of Lambton Quay, Wellington.