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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 42, 19 February 1942, Page 12

STOP PRESS WEPG E IN 4a EKMAN LINES. London. —In Russia, Genera Zukhov's advance ' toward; Smolensk has'resulted in the cap lure of strongly-fortified positions and it is reported that a big nev wedge has been driven into iht enemy lines. The Germans triec to regain their., positions withou success. '■ JAVA PREPARED. Washington.—Dr.. Van Kleffens Netherlands Foreign Minister stated in a radio talk: "The fal of Singapore does. not mean thai Java will fall. We haye1* ample troops.there, and the population is prepared for everything and is well organised. AUCTIONS. KINGSWAY AUCTION ROOMS, 78 Lambton Quay. TOMORROW At 1.30 p.m. SPECIAL CLEABANCE AUCTION 'will be held within the above rooms. As owners of the goods are leaving city, a total clearance Is requested. . . , ■ j The list comprises :—3 good and modern oak, bedroom suites, with best wires; 3 Chester- i field suites in moquette and in good order,! late designed oak dining suite with draw- • leaf table; highly-polished dark stained ; dining suite, special made rlmu duchesse with double bed to match; double-ended Morris couch and squab, oak writing desk,; rimu writing table, 2 easy chairs, "prac-! tica'lly new. bed' chair In specially good up-; bolstering and recently. cost £18 10s; 10.6 i x 13.6 Ax. carpet in good tonings and in perfect order, 9x9 and 9 x 12 Wilton ' carpets, 11 x 13 fawn hair carpet, rugs,! 2 . oak wardrobes, small rimu wardrobe | (suitable for cupboard), bathroom, scales,! 3 good learners' pianos, 7-valye "console j Radlon radio in beautiful cabinet and cost £42 10s. (this- machine can be recommended), several single beds and wires,.-% bed and wire, mirrors, carpet sweeper, 2 Singer drophead machines, oak gateleg table, small fireside settee,, ornaments,, crockery, and j general household sundries. ' i * ' Also ■ ■ 30 budgies and 2 large cages (in lots to suit buyers). | JAS. D. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. ANOTHER BIG CLEARING SALE OF GOOU FURNITURE E JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. IN OUR (BASEMENT) MART, No. 8 Willeston Street, TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.15 o'clock Sharp. A BIG CONSIGNMENT COMING FROM SALAMANCA ROAD.----300 LOTS OF REAL GOOD FURNITURE, to be cleared at any price as usual. Mart full again, must be cleared. CAIRPETS, LINOS, GOOD CHESTERFIELD, SINGLE WOOD BEDSTEADS, GOOD NEW MATTRESSES, WARDROBES, EASY CHAIRS, ELEC. VAC. CLEANER, LAWN MOWER. NEW ELECTRIC COOKER (small), easy chairs, good rollback" CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE AND DIVAN CHAIR, ' to match, uphol. in fawn moquette, floral Ax. carpet, 10ft 61n x 9, 2 Ax. carpets, 13ft x 9ft 6in and 9x9, Persian design Ax. carpet, 14 x 9, 3-piece chesterfield suite uphol. In floral tapestry, Morris couch, 4 divan chairs, Morris chairs, oak and rimu wardrobes, 22 d.. and s. bedsteads and wire mattresses, 2 glory boxes, oak tea wagon, kitchen dresser, bookshelves; typist's desk, 6 tearoom tables, 24 tearocm chairs, spark guard, 12 kitchen chairs, seagrass chairs, linoleums, large doll's house, occ. tables, stretcher, deckchairs, fire seat, elec. radiator, d. and s. kapok beds, Tucker till, small chest of drawers, pedestal cupboard, dust bin, 2 folding tables, child's cot, 2 tailors' "Singer" sewing machines, folding screen, gas griller, meat safe, kitchen cupboard, lawn mower, 2 spades, rake, hoe, kitchen utensils, and appointments. This will be a real-Slaughter Sale. COME AND GET SOME BARGAINS. SALE COMMENCES 10.15 SHARP TOMORROW MORNING (BASEMENT). Now on view. E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE 1.30 TOMORROW. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS. LOT CROCKERY, VASES, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, brass kettle, brass fender, jardinieres, mats, 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (well sprung, suitable loose covers), AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ,GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and numerous sundries; also H.M.V. RADIO (8.C.). SALE 1.30 AT MART. . RAMSEY WILSON, LTD., Auctioneers, 98 Manners Street. PUBLIC AUCTION. D UNBAR SLOANS, LTD.,1 AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS, will conduct a Public Auction at their Mart, 155 Lambton Quay, on Friday next, the-20th inst., at 1.30 p.m. We have a very full mart of useful household furniture and .effects comprising some 200 lots as follows:— ... ENGLISH FIRESIDE SUITE IN WALNUT (this Is neat), RIMU TALLBOYS, neat BEDROOM CHAIRS, CUTLER ROLLERTOP DESK, in perfect order, small size; OLD BRASS FENDER and IRONS, SEVERAL NEAT DUCHESSES in RIMU, INDIAN CARPET, 10ft x 9ft, in good condition; DIVAN BED, 3ft 6in, KAURI SCOTCH CHEST, OCCASIONAL TABLES, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, "BRECHT" PIANO, SINGLE and DOUBLE BEDS, WIRES, and MATTRESSES, KITCHEN and DININGROOM CHAIRS and TABLES, JACOBEAN HALL STAND. LARGE MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, with FLUTED LEGS, and 6 BALLOON BACK CHAIRS TO MATCH, OLD FRENCH GILT MIRROR, FRENCH CONVEX MIRROR, BOW-FRONTED WALNUT CHINA CABINET, with OVERMANTEL MIRROR, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT DUCHESSES, 2PIECE MAHOGANY .TABLE, Chippendale design; TWO WALNUT WHATNOTS, PERSIAN CARPET 7ft x 4ft 3in, BEAUTIFUL OLD PEWTER TEAPOT. A LONG LIST OF SUNDRIES, INCLUDING:— STOOLS, LARGE PORCELAIN BATH, BARLOCK TYPEWRITER, brief size, RADIOS, "COURTENAY," BASKET TRAYS, DUST BINS, ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE, one 5% lens, with all fittings; DUST BINS, ETC., ETC. NOW' ON VIEW AT OUR MART. DUNBAR SLOANE, Auctioneer. ' SWIMMING' —■■ _ WELLINGTON CLUB Results of the latest competitions held by the Wellington Amateur Swimming Club are:— Junior boys' and girls' 50yds freestyle, first heat: M. McKenzle 1, J. Jarvis 2, P. Fergussou 3. Second heat: Ross Hatchwell and Ray Nesbitt, dead heat, 1, J. Dunnett 3. Lloyd Cup, 50yds, breaststroke: J. Watt 1, N. McLean 2, B. Murdoch 3. 100 yds open breaststroke: W. Dyson 1, R. Williamson 2, B. Murdoch 3. 66 2-3 yds freestyle, open: N. Romanos 1, L. Murphy 2, D. Leary 3. The winner of the series of races and dives for the Lloyd Cup Is J. Watt, and the runner-up is I. Murdoch. The cup is held for one year. 50yds" boys' handicap freestyle: R. Williamson 1, P. Brain 2, N. Roake 3. 50yds girls' handicap freestyle: N. McKenzie 1, T. Ready 2, G. Hughes 3. 66 2-3 yds handicap mixed, back or breaststroke: P. Carmody 1, T. Ready 2, B. Gerrard 3. 150 yds President's Cup, freestyle, men: E. Hickson 1, O. Vaughan 2, B. Gerrard 3. Women's 33 l-3yds handicap, freestyle: Miss Elchelbaum 1, G. Smith 2, B. Casey 3. Relay, 100 yds. three-a-side: Miss G. Smith's team 1, Miss B. Casey's team 2, Mr. O. Vaughan's team 3. The winners of the President's Cup, which Is for three distances of 50, 100, and 150 yards, is O. Vaughan, and the cup is held for one year. On his retirement after 25 years as secretary to the Wellington branch of the New Zealand Timber Workers' Union Mr. John Read was entertained at afternoon tea at the Trades Hall by the Trades Union Secretaries' Association and presented with a well-filled wallet. The chairman of the Trades Council, Mr. F. P. Walsh, said that much of the progress of the Labour movement had been due to the early work done for trade unionism by men like Mr. Read, for it had paved the way for the success of the political side. Others who paid tributes to Mr. Read were Mr. A. Croskery. Mr. A. L. Monteith, and the Hon. T. Brindle. Printed and published for BLUNDELL BROS.. LTD., by H. P. F. Bluhdell, Heretaunga, E. A. Blundell. Cecil Road, Wades town, and L. C. Blundell, 25 Rawhlti Terrace, Kelburn, \ at the Registered Office of th» Companyj Thursday, February 19, 1942 S