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AUCTIONS. RADIO! RADIO! RADIO! AUCTION SALE FRIDAY NIGHT 7 o'clock FRIDAY NIGHT AT OUR ROOMS: 33 GHUZNEE STREET TTIRKBECK & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 33 GHUZNEE STREET, will Sell by x*; PUBLIC AUCTION-50 BRAND NEW RADIO SETS, all the latest models and absolutely guaranteed. Including: u, 0, and 7-valve dual-wave majestic, 6-valve broadcast broaduastWset 3 cabinlts ' 7-valve majestic tune-o-stat set Tl£ fcrnS"^ below^a^trkjel. ¥My Ginrantee<l RADl°| VICTOR KIRKBECK, Telephone G2-G9o. Auctioneer. REMEMBER! 7 O'CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.

SPECIAL CLEARING AUCTION SALE.' TOMORROW (THURSDAY), 1 p.m. (Sharp). On the Premises, 37 KENT TERRACE. TZIRKBECK AND CO. have received xv instructions to sell by Auction .WITHOUT RESERVE, CONTENTS OV 6-ROOMED WELL-FURNISHED HOME. 400 400 OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 2 CHESTERFIELD SUITES, oak sideboard, OAK EXTENSION TABLE, oak dining chairs, MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET, MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLE, oak refectory table, 4 oak Jacobean chairs, 5 WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPETS, carpet runners, rugs, CURTAINS, lino., OAK WARDROBE, 2 rimu duchesse chests, i SINGLE BEDS, 2 oak pedestal cabinets. ENGLISH DINNER SET, crockery, GLASSWARE, CRYSTAL WARE, brassware, INDIAN WARE, ornaments, pictures, 1 OAK CABINET WITH CHESSMEN, DOMINO, ETC., Singer hand sewing machine (perfect), 1 EDILSON CONSOLE MODEL GRAMOPHONE (Jacobean, cost £125) and 300 RECORDS, 3 5-GAL- • LON CASKS, 1 10-GALLON CASK, garden hoee, garden tools, CHILD'S TRICYCLE, rocking horse, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC. Also 1 G-VALVE DUAL-WAVE MAJESTIC RADIO SET (as new). 1 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CLEANER. ENGLISH DINNER SET. VICTOR KIRKBECK, Auctioneer. THIS IS a wonderful LOT OF FURNITURE and it is seldom that furniture o£ this quality is OFFERED BY AUCTION. A SOLDIER'S PASSING * LORD ALLENBY'S FUNERAL A service of great simplicity, without military ceremonial, was held in Westminster Abbey" recently, when the ashes of Field-Marshal Viscount Allenby were placed in the Warriors' Chapel, by the side of Field-Marshal Viscount Plumer and close by the Unknown Warrior's tomb, says the "Daily Telegraph." The interment was in keeping with the character of the conqueror of Palestine, who in his hour of triumph discarded all pomp and entered Jerusalem on foot by the small Jaffa gate. The words of the psalmist were heard at the service: T was glad when they said unto mo: Wo will bo Into the house, of the Lord. Our feet shall stand hi thy gales: O Jerusalem. There were many uniforms of scarlet and gold and some of khaki, and officers in full-dress uniform showed the mourners to their places. It was strange to hear no organ music at an Abbey service. The old organ has been taken away and the1 new one had riot come. The music that was heard before the service began came from the unseen band of the Irish Guards, who were in the organ loft. They played Sullivan's overture "In Memoriam" and Mackenzie's "Benedictus." It was while this beautiful music filled the Abbey that the candles were lit around the bier. Then came the procession, with the choir singing the opening sentences of the burial service. A hearse brought the coffin containing the casket. The coffin, borne by guardsmen, was draped with a Union Jack, and on it were the Field-Mar-shal's hat, sword, and baton. After the lesson, "And I saw a new heaven and a new earth," the choir sang Tennyson's "Crossing the Bar." IN THE WARRIORS' CHAPFX. After the prayers had been said, the procession, consisting of the bearers and members of Lord Allenby's family, passed on to the graveside in the Warriors' Chapel. Then came the most moving moments of the service. The great congregation stood and could hear' faintly the words o£ the Psalm, "I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help." And then, a little later " — earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust." The procession returned to the choir during the singing of the hymn: "I vow to thco, my country, all earthly things above, /'Entire and whole and perfect, the service of my love." ■ The service ended with the "Last Post" and "Reveille," and Chopin's funeral march, and all had witnessed the passing of a great crusader, the deliverer "of the Holy Land, hero of a victory which stirred the emotions of Christian and Jew throughout the world. There were wreaths from the King of the Belgians, from the Army Council, and the British Army, from General Terauchi, War Minister of Japan ("A tribute of affectionate admiration"), the British Legion ("In honoured memory of a great soldier"), and from the Council Committees and Staff of the Officers' Association, Edinburgh University, "In fervent admiration and respectful memory of their beloved Rector." A wreath from Mrs. Winterbotham, Rock Hotel, Gibraltar, bore the lines: Llfo is the Gaoler, Heath the Angel Sent to draw Unwilling Bolts And Set us Free. The pall bearers included several specially chosen because they had served with Allenby in the war. General Sir George Barrow commanded the 4th Cavalry Division, Sir John Shea commanded the 60th Division, which captured Jerusalem, and Sir Steuart Hare commanded the 54th Division. Those who carried Lord Allenby's insignia and medals were also associated with him in his campaigns. Lieut.General Sir Walter Campbell acted as Quarter-Master General to the Egyptian Expeditionary Force; Major-Gen-eral Sir Edward Evans was on the staff of the 20th Army Corps; Major-General A. P. Wavell was Brigadier-General on the General Staff of the 20th Army Corps; and Lieut-Colonel the Earl of Rosebery was Military Secretary to Lord Allenby. Field-Marshal Sir Philip Chetwode commanded the 20th Army! Corps. !

J^ JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW (Thursday), AT 1 P.M, DE LUXE FURNITURE AUCTION, AT OUR MART, No. 8 WILLESTON STREET. INTERESTING SALE BY AUCTION Of £500 WORTH £500 Of PRACTICALLY BRAND NEW, MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS MAGNIFICENT ULTR A-MODER \ WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE with reflex mirrors, cost £56, complete with best quality "Hart" mattresses and kapok beds; elegant 3-piece splavedarm CHESTERFIELD SUITE, up"hol. in expensive Kasha cloth and with loose cushions (cost £45). (This is a very special suite.) BEAUTIFULLY POLISHED ROSEWOOD STAINED BEDROOM SUITE ot" modern design with special wardrobe fitted with inside mirror, shelves, etc.; inlaid bridge chairs, nest of oak tables, MAGNIFICENT CANE LOUNGE SUITE (only recently purchased, uphol. in best quality hide and brown velvet loose cushions; this is a beautiful suite); English hall chair and fireside chairs, oak breakfast-room suite, expensive English crystal, beautiful vases of every description, electric standard lamp and shade, "Electrolux" electric vacuum cleaner, OLD AND VALUABLE ■ heavily-carved ENGLISH OAK OFFICE DESK' AND BOOKCASE TO MATCH, rosewood stained and oak china cabinets, COSTLY OXIDISED SILVER FIRESCREEN, coal vase and 2 sets of fire tidys, all en suite, cost £12 10s, com~ plete; Al quality cutlery, spoons, forks, etc., towels, sheets, dinner service, & bridge chairs, rimu settee and 2 easy chairs to match, uphol, in Genoa velvet, good seagrass chairs, SPECIAL SUPER-QUALITY AXMINSTER AND WILTON CARPETS of exquisite design, also HANDMADE INDIAN CARPETS AND RUGS, sizes 15ft x lift 3in, 14ft x lift 3in, 12ft x 10ft Oin, 12ft x Oft, 10ft 6in x 9ft, 9ft x Oft, and 7ft x 4ft; Windsor armchairs, good electric radiator (cost £6 6s), 4 .EXPENSIVE "HEPPLEWHITE" CHAIRS, 2 CANE LOUNGE CHAIRS with loose cushions, German design book table, inlaid wine tables, brass bowls and ornaments, copper aud folding spark screen, ORIENTAL CARPETS AND BUGS, all sizes; Byds AX. HALL RUNNER, in perfect order, 4ft 6in wide, 5-valve all-wave RADIO SET, bowls and pot plants, tapestry firescreen,. 2 framed mirrors, pair bronze vases, twin oak bedsteads and best quality, kapok beds, "Decca" portable gramophone, 2 oak tallboys, wardrobes, duchesse chests, new "Apex" wringer, good kitchen utensils of every description, and appointments. A MOST UP-TO-DATE CATALOGUE OF PRACTICALLY BRAND NEW AND MODERN FURNITURE. Furniture in such Beautiful Order that it could bo sent back to the shops and sold as new. - Inspection invited. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. MORTGAGEES' SALE. 5-ROOMED DWELLING SITUATE AT 105 HATAITAI ROAD. 10.1 perches, freehold, part Section 3 Evans Bay District, C.T. Volume 242 Folio 4. XT ERNEST LEIGHTON LIMITED •*--*-• acting under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court at "Wellington will offer the above land for sale by public auction at their sale rooms, 22 Brandon Street, Wellington, at 2.30 o'clock on Wednesday, the 19th day of August, 1936. For application to sell, estimate of value, and Conditions of Sale apply to the Registrar Supreme Court, Wellington, or to the Auctioneers or to MESSRS. SALEK TURNER AND BROWN, Solicitors, Wellington. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. ■ BOOKS. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 16 AND 17, At 1 p.m. each day. Including: Medallion Edition of Works o£ Rudyard Kipling, in 25 Volumes. Memoirs of Jacques Casanova, City of Dreadful Night, by Rudyard Kipling (Ist Edn.), Faust (silver decorations on Binding), RARE EDITION OF HOGARTH'S WORKS, published London, 1812, FIRST AERTAL MAIL COVER IN UNITED KINGDOM, 1011, in excellent order, and Works on Theology, General Literature, etc. Also, WONDERFUL LIBRARY OF NEW ZEALAND BOOKS, including LEE AND KENDALL'S GRAMMAR, 1820, Byford'a Bay of Islands, CANTERBURY PAPERS, Nos. 7 and S, Heaphy's Colour Prints of Wellington and Nelson, Ling Pioth'6 Maori Mantle, etc., etc. Catalogues Posted to any Address. T H. BETHUNE AND CO., w • Auctioneers, Cr. Brandon and Featherston Streets, Wellington. NOW ON VIEW. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. MAGNIFICENT CITY PROPERTY FOR. SALE. XXJE have been instructed to olfer for »' sale one of the most valuable city properties in-Wellington. Situated in the heart- of the city the property comprises Ir. 6.5p There arc three buildings on the property all of which are occupied— the balance of the land would make one of the finest sights for flats in Wellington. For anyone with enough. money to develop this property there is not a finer investment in Wellington. Price and further particulars on application. CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. City Property comprising 2 Shops and Dwelling of 5 rooms. Section 37ft by 68ft. Excellent locality—sound Grocery Business, capable of development included. Excellent opportunity to run two stores and live on premises. Price for freehold £3000._ Terms to be arranged. Stock at valuation. SECTIONS KHANDALLAH. We have a number of sections for sale in an excellent part of this suburb. They al! command wonderful views of the harbour and cannot be built out. Price from £200. LEVIN & CO., LTD., Land Department, 12-18 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. Telephone 42-418.

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