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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 37, 14 February 1938, Page 16

AUCTIONS. GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE. -pi JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. (At Our Basement Mart), No. 8 Willestoii Street. TOMORROW MORNING, at 10.30 COMPLETE CONTENTS OF A 6-RD. RESIDENCE REMOVED TO OUR MART FROM COLONIAL CAREYIING COMPANY'S STORE, Herbert Street. - 250 LOTS- 250 1 (All Really Good Useful Furnishings of ~ Every Description.) 0 «uocl Axuunslcr carpets, Ax. hall runj ncr (9yds) ( linoleums, 2 superior Chesterfield suites, oec. tables, sideboards, ' crockery, .riirni, draw-leal table. 10 rimu dining chairs, oval mirror, walnut armchair Morris chairs, 3 round • dining tables, i rimu ssideboards, plant > stands, bookshelves, hall stand, mission ■ chair, large workroom table. 4 uphoi. dining chairs, overmantel, seagrass ' chair? roll passage lino., oak dining table, o duchesse chests, a. wooden > bedsteads and wire mattresses, caid > tables, 2 hospital bedsteads, d. and s. 1 oak bedsteads, d. and s. kapok beds, sUetcbti-9, lot books, portable gramo- ' phone and records, linen basket, sea--1 mass table. oak chest of drawers. » Singer drophead sewing machine, kitchen chairs and tables, wringer, table mangle, pres. pan, baker's basket, bread cutter, invalid's chair, 5 gall, keg, a d tap, pus!) chair, boiler, wringer, clothes basket, alum, saucepans and kettles, mincer, household . scales,'pyrex dishes, standard mangle, Morris couches, gent's bicycle, and nu-l merous other. lots. Also,' 0 GOOD USED LAWN ATOWERS. SALE TOMORROW MORNING at 10.30 o'clock sharp. H. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. FOE PUBLIC AUCTION. • BOOKS! BOOKS! RARE EDITIONS! At • ' ' I\|- C KENNA'S • (The New Zealand Christies). 18-24 Moles-worth Street. On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, I p.m. Sharp. History,: Travel, Gardening, Biography. Memoirs, Fiction, N.Z. Works. A Brief Summary of N.Z. Works to be sold: Cruise's Journal of Ten Months' Residence in N.Z., 1824. "Out in the Open," by T. fl. Potts. 1882. "N.Z: and Its Inhabitants, by Rev. / Taylor, 1855. ■' . • "N Z Parliamentary Debates—First Parliament, 1854-55." •'Brighter Britain," by Wm. Dehsle Hay (2 Vols.). _.„. "N.Z and Its Colonisation," by William Swainson, 1859. "Polynesia.1' by G. If. Angus . "The iST.Z. Country Journal," 1880-81. "N.Z., the Britain of the South. by Hursthouse (2 Vols.). "Poenamu," 1881. • "Transactions of N.Z. Institute," etc., etc. ,J. F. McKENNA, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE ' ■ -At - ,"'■.■■ McKENNA'S, cKENNA'S, . The New Zealand Christie's. 18-24 Molesworth Street, ON THURSDAY, At 1.30 p.m. Sharp, Will Sell a large selection of. good used furniture, carpets, 12 s 9, 14 x 12; Rugs, ■!) x 4%, 7 x 4, G x 3, and smaller rugs, (All these rugs are of the finest Indian make.) Also good blankets, Roslyn and Petone make, Chesterfield couch mid chairs, duchesse chests, kitchen chairs, 6-drawer tallboy, hospital beds, mattress and Morris chair, occasional chairs, kitchen tables, kitchen dresser, oak sideboard, dining table, ancMot of useful sundries, canteen, cutlery, stainless, lot of decorative plates, glassware, Toby jugs, chocolate sets, Copland china, Majolica box, Wedgwood dishes, fruit set in Belleck, Moore Bros, china cup and saucers, and many other pieces. .-'"'. J. F. McKENNA, Auctioneer. TOMORROW, 1.30 p.m. IN THE MART,'9I DIXON STREET, CW PRICE & CO., Auctioneers, will • sell a quantity of FURNITURE AND GOODS REMOVED TO THE MART FOR SALE. ! , Comprising— COTTAGE PIANO, DIVAN BEDROOM AND DINING SUITES AND FURNITURE, OAK •' ESCRITOIRE, FIRESIDE AND DIVAN CHAIRS, BEDROOM SUITES, duehesse chests, twin oak bedsteads, kapok mattresses, gent s oak wardrobe, cash register (%d to 20s), travellers' hampers, golf sticks, Wright's gas stove, meat safe, and furniture of/every description. Xo Reserve. cw . PRI rj E , ' Auctioneer.