'• -/:'. at our mart, ..■■. No. 8 Willeston Street : FROM KARORI. J? JOHNSTON AXD CO., Auctioneers. j * TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.15 Sharp. i ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE ' - Of — 3 I'HE COMPLETE CONTENTS (and this means crystal, china, paintings, e.p. ware, cutlery, blankets, linen, carpets, ) t^;L, 0 5,,f,„ MODERN 7-ROOMED UUjMjALOVV (removed to our mart from Campbell Street, Karori). ; luis is a very attractive sale, and as ; the owner is leaving for England we have been instructed to sell everything in the • home.-. Super Wilton, Axminster; and Indian carpets, all in.splendid order, 13ft 6in x lift 3in, 12 x 9, 9 x 10ft 6in, 12 x 6, and 9 x 7ft Gin, Ax. runners and rugs, Oriental rugs, a uice collection, of HEAVY ENGLISH CRYSTAL, special. crystal , tumblers, cost 12s 6d each, special UP-TO-DATE OAK BUFFET DINING . SUITE with drawleaf table, 4 padded back chairs, and latest buffet, nest of INLAID, MAHOGANY TABLES, cost £12 12s, inlaid occ. chairs, , valuable brass, c6ffee table, carved Moorish tabte, old mahogany arm- • chair, oak buffet sideboard, cost £30 I at Rowe and Co., up-to-date oak . china cabinet, beautiful small INLAID ; WALNUT TABLE with claw legs ' (this is a very special price), VALU- , ABLE INLAID WALNUT OVAL ' TABLE (worth £20), 2 clec. standard lamps, 4 oval hack padded walnut ' dining chairs, fireside chairs, new design book tables, heavy brass bowls ' and jardinieres, tea wagon, specially WELL-MADE 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD' SUITE, uphol. in tapestry and fitted with loose covers,-, three-piece suite uphol, in figured moquet ' (almost new), 2' good~elec. radiators, ' oak roller-top deslc, a nice COLLEC- I TION OF CHINA AND GLASS- 1 WARE, upright grand piano by Lon- i don Piano Co., elec. vac. cleaner, new "Hoover Minor," e.p. ware, e.p. cake ,stand and plates, teaset, bag golf clubs, 'floating bowls, 12 each Al < QUALITY TABLE AND DESSERT ; SPOONS, table and des. forks, soup j spoons, fish knive9 and forks, set \ bookshelves, chesterfield lounge, almost new and UP-TO-DATE 4PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, complete with tallboy, best quality ( mattresses, 2 oak duchesse chests, oak ( tallboys, twin oak and rimu bedsteads, ( blankets, sheets. oak wardrobe, , "MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE. 3 pieces, ottoman couch, light oak bedroom suite, chests of drawers, seagrass chairs, Windsor chairs, 5-drawer writing desk, 6 padded back oak dining chairs, oak drawleaf dining table in good order, 2 good deck chairs, kitchen table, chairs, kitchen utensils, child's high chair., clothes < basket, spark guard, garden tools, ". lawn mower, and numerous other lots. * Also: VALUABLE CONSOLE MODEL • GRAMOPHONE, special case, cost £85. SALE TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.15 o'clock Sharp. These are all.attractive furnishings, and everything is in excellent order. Aow on view. . Inspection invited. , E. JOHNSTON AND CO.. t ■ Auctioneers. • „ " ——————— j ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1938, ? ■ At .2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, r CENTRALLY SITUATED FACTORY u AND VACANT SECTION; AMPLE g ROOM FOR FURTHER DEVELOP- 0 MENT. £ FRONTAGES ADELAIDE ROAD AND DOUGLAS STREET (Adjacent Basin Reserve). GORDON HARCOURT, in conjunction \ with MESSRS. LONGMORE AND ? COMPANY, will sell by PUBLIC AUG- ' TION at his Rooms, No. 153-155 Featherston Street, on the date above mentioned:— l A WELL-CONSTRUCTED 3-STOREY ' BUILDING, complete with electric hoist and all conveniences, situated in Douglas Street on land having a frontage of- 60ft by a depth Of 75ft approx., and abutting on to this site Is a vacant - section with a frontage of 21ft to Adelaide Road by a depth of 80ft. The building in Douglas Street is soundly built and stands on 30ft of frontage, so that this site together with the vacant section in Adelaide Road cnn.be very considerably developed, and with its double frontage and very central location, provides an outstanding factory site. For full particulars apply MESSRS. LONGMORE AND CO., T. and G. Building, J Or a GORDON HARCOURT, „ Auctioneer, I 153-155 Featherston Street. CiUUD f noting aeserveh Uuucl Block*. * The "Evening Post" Printing Works csn supply both. TeL 44-040 for your next quotation.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 145, 22 June 1938, Page 22
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