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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 10, 13 January 1941, Page 10

AUCTIONS. CLEARING SALE IN CLEARING SALE IN OUR BASEMENT MART. OUR BASEMENT MART. J7 , JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW MORNING at 10 o'clock sharp. '• SALE BY AUCTION : OF 4 sft Giu and 6ft PORCELAIN BATHS, all in good order, 1 latest up-to-date gas fire with tlint lighter, folding glass doors, 2 good kauri doors, 2 sashes, lot shelving, 2 glass counter cases on legs, Magnet electric cooker, one SPECIAL-ALMOST NEW MOFtfAT GAS COOKER, beautifully enamelled and complete with warming oven, cost £30 in America (very latest and right up-to-date), this is a beauty, Metro electric hot water service, complete, large capacity, patent fireless cooker, long pine-pong table," ice chest, also "Grunow" .household. freezer and Frigidaire household freezer, etc/ ■ ALSO ' • At 10.30. The whole of ' the - household furniture. Good lawn mower, garden seat, clothes horse, dropside cot and mattress, chests of drawers, solid kauri ext. dining table, single wood bedsteads, bedding, 2 good chesterfield suites, 3 sideboards, 6 sq. tearoom table, elec. vac. cleaner, 2 gent's bicycles, lot of casement blinds, •wringer, office tables, mangle, doctor's exam, couch, hall stand, 6 duchesse chests, crockery, glassware, oak bookcase, tallboys, ■wardrobes, oak wardrobe, good chesterfield- "-lounge, • toilet ware, . easy chairs, wheelbarrow, dress model, 3-fold screen, old walnut settee; kapok beds, tea wagon, carpets, elec. heaters, and numerous other lots all for absolute sale. TOMORROW MORNING at 10 o'clock.! A REAL CLEAN OUT. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. AT KARORI. |P JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers.] WEDNESDAY MORNING at 10.30 o'clock. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WELL-MADE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, VALUABLE GENT'S AND LADY'S COMPACTUM, TWINi BEDSTEADS, WALNUT COFFEE TABLE, SPECIAL CHINA CABINET, SPECIAL OAK BUFFET, DINING SUITE, 8 pieces (a real good suite), WILTON AND AX. CARPETS and appointments.■,';. At the residence, No. 15 FRIEND STREET, KARORI. On account of Mr. J. R. Elliott, who is leaving. New Zealand. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW, at 1.30 p.m. IN THE MART, 91 DIXON STREET. n W. PRICE AND CO., Auc- # tipneers, will sell furniture and sundries, removed to the Mart for convenience of sale. . Comprising: NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (%d to £1), ALL-WAVE WIRELESS SET, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 2 BEAU-TIFUL-DIVAN SUITES (in moquette). CHAMPION GAS STOVE (as new), carpet squares (13 x 12, 10ft 6in x 9), oak dining-room suite, 2 escritoires, electric vacuum cleaner, bookshelves, wardrobes, card table, large wall mirror, oak sideboard, 2 extension dining tables, Congo, squares (9 x 9). lino., large blow lamp, h.b. dining chairs, oak dining table (2 drawers), dinner wagon, dresser with glass doors, Morris couch, s.g. chaire, oval wall mirror (24 s 48), chest drawers, double, %, and single mattresses, blankets, 14 bedsteads (all sizes), sheets, kitchen* utensils,, etc. NO RESERVE.- ' C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer.

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Aid To Increased Production Vital Part of the Railways Generally speaking, farmers are experiencing one of the most prolific seasons for years, giving them incalculable help in- their objective of maximum possible production. . But unless transport—rail transport—is readily available to move their produce a lag in the output of the associated industries is inevitable. Constant movement of all railway wagons is imperative if the Empire is to have the fullest benefit from the , war effort of New Zealand's farmers. ; Keep the Wagons Moving!

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