AUCTIONS. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY NEXT, At 1.15 p.m. AT OUR MART (No. 8 Willeston Street). AUCTION SALE Of HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUKNISH- . INGS, CARPETS, MODERN OAK DINING AND BEDROOM SUITES; BILLIARD-DINING TABLE, AND APPOINTMENTS. 250 LOTS 250 (Contents of a well-furnished Flat, removed from Lmdrum Terrace.) 3 Super Axminster and Wilton carpets, 10ft 6in x 9, Oriental carpet 12 x 9, 20yds 36in Axminster hall runner, 2 almost new 3-pieee (oak front and arm) chesterfield suites uplVol. in moquette, oak china cabinet, oak din-ing-room suite of 6 pieces with drawleaf table, c.p. tea set, 2 oak fireside chairs, pictures, oak d'rawleaf table, light oak sideboard, % "Alcock and . Co." billiard-dining tattle complete with accessories, in good order, 4 Windsor chairs, rimu gateleg table, dark oak extension dining table, walnut hat rack, oak roller-top desk, brass fire screen, "Cornish" 18-stop organ, marble clock, 3 Sleepy Holloav easy chairs in latest coverings, 3 smokers' Stands, large aspidistra, c.p. meat cover, oval oak-framed mirror, iip-to-date oak bedroom suite of 3 pieces, special 3-piece (pale green lacquered), oak bedroom suite of modern design (cost £34 a few weeks ago), d. and s. blankets, 2 rimu tallboys,' 4 2ft 6in rimu comb, bedsteads and mattresses and pillows, twin oak beds (specially good), complete with wirewoves and kapok, gent's oak compactum, °ak eheval mirror, lot casement blinds, lawn mower, kitchen utensils, and appointments. ~ On view morning of sale. Inspection S^LE 1 THURSDAY NEXT, at .1.15 p.m. E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW, at 1.30 p.m. AND CHAIRS. ■.„..■ IN THE MART, 91 DIXON STREET. €A# PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, • HIVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVED KIsInIP »# SUITES S3d 2bODIVAN SUITE™ OAK^BEDROOM SUITE (reflex mirrors), gent's oak comb, taliboy, electric cooker, New World gas stove, bootmaker's machine, d. and s wood beds, kapok, mattresses and p'illoAVS, overmantel with leadlight cupboard office desks, Scotch chest, kosp. bed, gent's bike, 200 novels, tea wao-on, overmantels, duchesse chest, cxt! table,' plant and stand, 6ft settee, * camp beds, 4 carpet squares 10.6 x 9, 9x9 12 x 9. fireside chairs, loOlt woven' hair belting, (5-inch), etc. NO RESERVE. , C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. TENDERS & BUILDERS MATERIAL. HOUSING CONSTRUCTION DEPT. j ERECTION OF HOUSES-LOWER HUTT. npENDERS, closing 4 p.m., on. Tuesday, ! JL April" 9, 1940, and returnable to the Director of Housing Construction, Wellington, are invited for the 'erection of houses in a contract'as follows:— Contract 10"/239-40—5 units: Plans, specifications, tender, and schedule forms are available at the office of the Housing Construction .Department, Dominion Farmers' Institute Building, Wellington.- ■ ' ' "■' A S PERMANENT AS THE p¥E4Miu!? •■■.- Concrete; made with PORTLAND PORTLAND . CEMENT • ■ ■CEMENT CEMENT. .Order your Cement, Gravel, Sand, etc., from— FRANCIS' HOLMES, LTD., FRANCIS HOLMES, LTD., FRANCIS HOLMES, LTD., •'THE CEMENT PEOPLE," 208-212 Taranaki Street. Telephone 56-210. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. : Certified to exceed latest British .., • Standard Specifications. SETS LIKE GRANITE. "COR immediate delivery, order supplies from, the Golden Bay Cement Co., Ltd. (Tel. 41-440) or John Duthie and Co.. Ltd.. (Tel. 42-150).
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 72, 26 March 1940, Page 14
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