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P JOHNSTON & : CO., Auctioneers! IMPORTANT NOTICE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PHOTOGRAPHERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC;; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER-21, AND TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, Commencing at 11 a;m. Sharp Each Day. GREAT UNRESERVED AUCTION .■•■■ ••' ■ SALE ■• '■■■ ■- - -• Of-- .".... - - THE WHOLE OP - WATERWORTHS LTD'S WELL-KNOWN STOCK-IN-TRADE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL,.-VALUABLE- LENSES, CAMERAS, ENLARGERS, DEVELOPING EQUIPMENT, ELEC. MOTORS, VALUABLE CEDAR SHOW CASES AND SHOP PITTINGS, OFFICE FURNITURE, TYPEWRITERS, FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES, THOUSANDS OF FEET OF KAURI AND RIMU SHELVING, ETC., ETC.. ETC. , £2OOO ? TOCK £2OOO ON THE PREMISES, No. 216 LAUBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. As Waterworths Ltd. are closing'down their business, everything is for Unreserved Sale. Buying orders may be left with the Auctioneers for any lots. SALE COMMENCES.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, at 11 a.m., and will continue until everything is sold. Order of Sale.—Monday, Photographic Stock and Equipment; Tuesday, at H a.m., Office Furniture, Shop Fittings, and Shelving. '•'•-.•' Full details appeared in last Saturday e "Evening Post.'' E. JOHNSTON AND CO., ■ Auctioneers, Wellington.

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