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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 20, 25 January 1937, Page 18

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE LADIES OP WELLINGTON. E JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW, At 1 p.m. Sharp. SALE BY AUCTION Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR OF ALIi DESCRIPTIONS. 120 BRAND-NEW AND LATEST "BERLEI" CORSELETS, wrap round and _ side hooking, sports easies, brassieres of all descriptions (all up-to-date new stock just landed), 33 doz. Pique loeknit blouses (asst. colours). 24 doz. super quality striped and check loeknit blouses, asst. styles and colours, 5 dozen ladies' latest rubber raincoats, all shades and sizes, ]0 pieces coat lining, ladies' and men's underwear, flannelette, ladies' dresses and coats, bath towels, d. and e. sheets, 19 tennis racquets. Also: 139 boxes of chocolate varieties (some slightly damaged). SALE TOMORROW, At 1 p.m. Sharp. On View Morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. SPECIAL AUCTION. TOMORROW, TUESDAY, 10.30 SHARP. On the Premises, 21 FREDERICK STREET. FREEHOLD PROPERTY-STOCK AND PLANT—%-TON TRUCK. I T)AVIS BROS., AUCTIONEERS, have ' - L/ received instructions to sell by Public Auction— FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as 21 FREDERICK STREET, with a frontage of 17ft 6in, by a depth of 49ft 6in, with workshop erected thereon (Part Section 238). ALSO stock and plant consisting of 30in GUILLOTINE, 36in FOLDERS, 3Gin ROLLERS; various stakes, heads, bench tools, complete TINSMITH'S OUTFIT, Burns-Bailey smoke machine, cane and spring rods, drainlayer's outfit, complete, SCREWING MACHINE ('/iin to 2in), STOCKS and DIES of every description, sundries, etc., etc. ALSO %-TON CHEVROLET TRUCK (convertible), in splendid condition. NOTE.—The above will first be offered as a Going Concern—and offers a remarkable opportunity to plumbers, ftc. If not disposed of as a Going Concern, will be offered separately. DAVIS BROS., Auctioneer* (Below James Smith's). TUESDAY, at 10 alrrT UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NEW CHAMPION GAS COOKER, PHILIPS RADIO SET. On the Premises, 127 ABEL SMITH ST. f) W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, have received instructions from the Vendor to sell the whole of the SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, contents of seven rooms, on the premises, as lbove. COMPRISING— 230 230 THREE GOOD HOTTENTOT GAS COOKERS, SIDEBOARDS, DINING TABLE and CHAIRS, 6 SEAGRASS CHAIRS, carpet runners, rugs, D. OAK BEDSTEAD and mattresses, Morris couches, mission chairs, 4 DUCHESSE CHESTS, WARDROBES, 6 s. and % bedsteads, with mattresses, congoleum squares, linos., kerbs, oce. and toilet tables, hallstand, palm stands, gateleg table, mirrors, kitchen cupboard, books, coal and wood bins, large meat' safe, ironing table, new casements blinds, curtains, pillows, blankets, sheets, slips, towels, pres. pan, alum, saucepans, kettleß, cooking utensils, crockery, built-in wardrobe, pedestal, cupboards, chest of drawers, step ladder. . Sale commences at 10 a.m. and every ' .ot sold WITHOUT RESERVE. C. W. _ PRICE,

Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. KARORI. "pRACTICAALY-new 2-storey 6-rd. Home . in one of the sunniest and best positions in Karori, 3 bedrooms, big livingroom, dining-room, modern bathroom with shower, built-in wardrobes, modern kitchen with latest gas stove, eleotrio hot-water' supply; section beautifully laid out in garden and flagged paths and terraces. Big garage; no climb, and right opposite bus stop. A rare bargain at £2500. WADESTOWN. Modern 2-storey 6-rd. House in excellent position—right on tram stop. Big livingroom with excellent view, dining-room, 4 bedrooms, sunporch, big verandah, cloak room, modern bathroom, and separate shower-room. Electric stove and electric hot-water supply—double garage. Section beautifully planted in native trees. A very modern and up-to-date home in excellent locality. Price £3000. KARORI. Well-built Modern Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette, every and in perfect order. Good flat section, nice garden. Price £1250. LEVIN & CO., LTD., Land Department, 12-18 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. Telephone 42418. SWEDISH STEEL MILL The largest cold-rolling mill for stainless steel plate in Europe, at present being built at the Fagersta Works in Sweden, is among the new works being erected in connection with the wave of extension, modernisation, and rationalisation evident in Swedish industry as a result of rising prosperity. Other extensions include super-modern textile works with the most up-to-date air conditioning, new plant for cellulose silk, electrification of steel furnaces, and the construction of large power plants.

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