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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 92, 20 April 1939, Page 16

TRUSTEES' SALE. DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD. IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING ANTIQUE SALE Of ART TREASURES AND ANTIQUES, Part Collection of the late CHARLES GILBERTSON, AT OUR MART, 155 LAMBTON QUAY (Next Midland), FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 21, at 1.30 p.m. T)UNBAR SLOANE, LTD., AUCTION- -*-' EERS, have been favoured with instructions from the trustees of the late Charles Gilbertson to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION part of his Well-known Collection of Art Treasures and Antiques, comprising:— Hand-painted Worcester plaque, Worcester pot pouri, Copenhagen vase, Old Liverpool dish, Limoques enamel patch box, ivory elephants, pebble patch and jewel boxes, Cloisonne vase, greenstone • pendant and odd . pieces greenstone, Jasper papei knife, Venetian decanter and liqueur set, Bohemian glasses, Canton tea caddies, Terra Cotta tea and coffee pots, Chinese bowls, Canton teapot and tea poi, brass cup holders, crackle vase, pieces of old pottery, old celluloid fan* Copenhagen vases, Cornelian model of fish, pieces Bako pottery, odd bowls and vases,small Japanese shoes and fibre gloves in walnut cases, Continental scent bottle, Canton teapots, wooden carved bos and carved figures, Swiss carved figures, brass shell case, old Japanese "damaskeened" fan, 4 Malay Kris, Old Moorish inlaid flintlock riflej police baton, decorated, Zulu throwing spear,. Afghanistan ceremonial fighting weapon, opium pipes, dagger handle, bronze, metal flute, Japanese armoured helmet, Old Chinese damaskeened fighting shield, Old Japanese metal arm . guard, ancient magazine rifle, metal paper, knives, and pair chopsticks, expanding "Swingam" stand, circular table top, 3in telescope, tripod and case, Japanese fan, poker and tongs, Japanese cabinet, books, Geology of Canterbury and Westland, flintlock muzzle loader. Also: Gent's IBct gold demi-hunter chronograph and chiming repeater, highest grade movement, cost £120. .These Art Treasures will be on' viewTuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of nest week. DUNBAR SLOANE, Auctioneer and Valuator. ANOTHER CLEAR-OUT OF OUR BASEMENT MART. E JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock Sharp. SLAUGHTER AUCTION Of GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, GOOD GARDEN ROLLER, BARBER'S CHAIRS, CARPETS, ETC. AT OUR BASEMENT MART, . No. 8 Willeston Street. Everything to be Sold if it only fetches ■■;. Is a lot. Out everything goes. 6 good lawn''mowers, 2 gents' bicycles, portable gramophone, 4 good gramophones, to be sold if they only realise Is each, 4 Singer drophead sewing machines, 2 barber's chairs, 2 office: swing-back chairs, 1 real hidearm chair (old but good), cabin trunk, large mirror, -sash, 6 elec. vac. cleaners (some in good order), 5 good wringers, 20 good shop stands, lot good blinds (all sizes), dust bin, carpenter's tdols, garden tools, rA h.p. motor, good up-to-date gas copper (as new),' 2 sh6p display figures, garden hose, 3 good mirrors, 4 sets computing scales, good garden roller, 4 elec. radiators, 8 A.B. chairs, Rattan chairs, easy chairs, ext. dining table, double and single wooden bedsteads, carpet sweeper, child's chair, spark guard, twin bedsteads, roll carpet runner, 5 Ax, carpet squares, tool chest, 2 rolls lino, 4 easy chairs, ottoman couch, sets bookshelves, glory box, crockery and glassware,1 large mirror-back sideboard, worth £15, small chiffonier, good organ, 2 pianos, rocking chair, 2 hall stands, 5 good single and double mattresses, equal to new, lot of good books, 4 duchesse chests, oak wardrobe, 2 clothes baskets, lot loose covers for chesterfields, linen, blankets, curtains, kitchen table, lot groceries, etc. Also 4 real" good chesterfield suites, 1 valuable plate glass island show case, 6ft 6in x 4ft x 2ft, 1 portable typewriter, 1 Milner's safe. SALE TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock Sharp. If you want some bargains attend this sale. All deliveries to be taken immediately after sale. Not a Copper Reserve on anything. This will be the Best Clearance Ever. We have to make room for a big carpet auction next week. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE 1.30 TOMORROW, IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 98 MANNERS STREET (Next Vance-Vivian's.) ON BEHALF VARIOUS OWNERS I GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, LEARNERS' PIANO, ESTEY ORGAN, Singer machine, also hand sewing machine, floor rugs, chesterfield suite, bedsteads, wires, kapoks, sideboards, tables, chairs, lot of household goods. Also: PHILIPS ALL-WAVE RADIO SET, perfect order, as new. GLORIATONE RADIO SET (3-valve). On view from 9 a.m. T3AMSEY WILSON, LTD., A Auctioneers, 98 Manners Street. TOMORROW NIGHT.—Open until 9 o'clock. PROPERTIES FOR SALE?" HATAITAI. Close to tram —Sound Home of fire rooms and garage; good section. Price £1450 or near offer. KARORI-VACANT. Attractive Bungalow, 4 large rooms and kitchen, every convenience, handy to tram. Largo Government Loan Price £1450. PETONE— V ACANT. Six-roomed House, bathroom, Shacklock range, gas stove, scullery, washhouse, etc. Price only £850 to cash buyer, or as arranged. LOWER HUTT. Substantially Built and Centrally Situated Concrete and Roughcast House of sis good rooms, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold, electric iight, all conveniences. A bargain at £1440; terms, cash over mortgage of £960, or as arranged. LOWER HUTT. Owner, transferred, otters his Superior Six-roomed House, large sun porch, every possible convenience, large section, good vegetable garden. Price only £1400; State Mortgage now £880. Terms, cash or as arranged. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, •22 Brandon Street, Wellington, And at Lower Hutt.