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ADVERTISERS A DVERTISKKS are requested to have -*"*■ their Advertisements in the Oth'ce not later than 10.30 a.m. each day. If received after that time insertion cannot be guaranteed for that day's issue. Do not send original references with iipplicatiuns foi positions. Copies only. Nom-de-plume address care of General Post Office cannot be accepted. The Proprietors of the "Kvening Post" iio not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of any advertisement through accident or from other causes or for errors in the publication of an advertisement. STOP PRESS JAPAN AND U.S.A. " "~ Tokio.—The "Kokumin Shim- . bun," which usually reflects the views of the War Office, said that ; the sufpccLcd plan for an Austra- : lian-TJnited States defence board is based on fears of Japan's south- "j ward advance. It added that the ' United States is actively supporting an extension of the air /route ■ from Honolulu to New Zealand, « } the Dutch East Indies, and the % British Straits Settlements. It de- £ clared that relations between 4 Japan and America hereafter «J would be most delicate owing to* JJ the "recent positive turn the! |j United States has taken in its i Far Eastern policy." It gives a { warning that Japan w,°uld be » forced to take "defensive mea- ; sures" if the United States con- •; tinued an openly aggressive policy. = TRAGIC PARADOX." London. —The Rome newspaper "II Telegrapho" says: "Graziani's sword is the only means with which to solve the Egyptian problem. Italy faces a tragic and grotesque political paradox. The Egyptians are our friends, yet they extend hospitality to our British foes. Friendship with the Egyptians and a threat from their territory are incomprehensible for us." P!.A. Cable. J EXPENSIVE FOR GERMANY. London. —Moscow radio stated that Goering's daylight raids over Britain have proved so expensive that the German air force has been ordered to conduct exercises in night flying, which will be carried out on a large scale over central Germany and German-occupied Poland.—P.A. cable. AUCTIONS. LADIES' IMPORTED FROCKS, SUITS, AND COATS. j? JOHNSTON & CO.. Auctioneers. TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. At our Mart (No. 8 Willeston Street). SALE BY AUCTION OF OK LADIES' IMPORTED COATS, O«J SUITS, FROCKS, ETC. All imported stock and up-to-the-minute in style and design and quality. Well-tailored English model coats, costing up to 10 guineas, pure wool model suits, tweed suits, English tailored suits, Canadian models, costing up '", to BY2 guineas, American ensembles, morocain model frocks, moire taffeta frocks, American floral silk frocks, etc. — Also — UNCLAIMED CARGO. 72yds Angora cloth, slightly damaged, value 13s 6d yard, 60 pots salmon and shrimp, 2 pieces print. All to be sold absolutely without any reserve. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. AT MIRAMAR. : TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.15 o'clock Sharp. AUCTION SALE OF CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE, 4 AX. AND SUPER WILTON CARPETS, 13ft 6in x 10ft 6in, 9 x 12, 9 x 10ft 6in, and 9x6, all in excellent order, 6yds Ax. runner, good linos., hearth rugs, SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD SUITE, 3 pieces (as new) in cottage weave, CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and 2 DIVAN CHAIRS in moquette, large aspidistra and lot of pot plants, radio table, spark guard, 6-drawer ped. office desk, good linos., crockery and glassware, single ■ wood beds and mattresses, duchesse, with frameless. mirror, radiator, reading lamp, gal. bath, axe, boot last, lot tools, clippers, spray pump, -wringer, stone jars, copper drainer, alum, saucepans, curtains, etc. •' On the Premises. NO. 42 PURIRI STREET, Miramar. Everything in very nice order. . SALE TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.15 o'clock Sharp. E. JOHNSTON AND CO!, Auctioneers. ■ REMOVED FROM GROVE ROAD, KELBURN. A WELL-FURNISHED 7-RD. HOUSE FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, TOMORROW, at 1.30 p.m. 325 LOTS 325 5 CARPETS, 18 x 10. 15 x 12, 12 x 9.6, 9 x 10.6. 6yds of 4ft 6 runner and 2% yds of 36in to match, 2 OAK BEDROOM SUITES (1 triple mirror), OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE, OAK CHINA CABINET, oak tea wagon, oak occ. tables, radio, dropleaf table, CHESTERFIELD SUITE. OAK FULL CABINET SEWING MACHINE, 2 easy chairs,, oak and rinm wardrobes and duchesse, single and double beds, kapoks, H.M.V. 10VALVE GRAMOPHONE-RADIO, 3 large mirrors, seagrass and fireside chairs, wardrobe, cabin trunk, electric sweeper, h.b. and k. chairs, k. tables, Morris conch, tinlined seachefit, 2 tallboys, k. dresser, office desk, box ottoman, kerb?, pedestals, rugs, lawn mower, spark guard, firescreen, typewriter, and many other lota. CILVERSTONE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, 110 Lambton Quay; opposite Occidental Hotel. Nearly all this furniture is like new, so it will pay you to inspect this lot. TENDERS & BUILDERS' MATERIAL. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are invited for the construc- -*- tion of cold storage accommodation (approximately 20,000 sq. ft.) at the Feilding Freezing Works, for Messrs. Thomas Borthwick and Sons, Australasia, Limited. Working drawings, specification, and schedules of Quantities may be obtained from our office, National Bank Building, Pnlmerston North, where tenders close at noon on Wednesday, September 11. L. G. WEST AND SON, Registered Architects and Structural Engineers, ~ 1