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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1942, Page 8

STOP PRESS »—' ■■ . , ... , LETTER FROM V.C. PRISONER. London.—Sergeant John Daniel Hinton, who was awarded. the Victoria Cross in October for heroic conduct in Greece when 1 German armoured forces entered Kalamai on April 28, 1941, following which he was wounded —he received a bullet in the abdomen —and taken prisoner, has written to the High Commissioner in Loh- ' don, Mr. Jordan, stating that he has been in Hospital in Germany for the last seven weeks, after a long stay in Greece. "I am just about my old self again," he wrote, and added that he was thrilled at receiving Mr. Jbrdan'S'letter, the first letter he had got since he was ifca'de prisbner.—U.P.A. AUCTIONSIMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TO PROPRIETORS OF TEA BOOMS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, AND HOTELS. The whole of the Up-to-date Equipment ot Uk Well-known 1 BOYDS QUICK LUNCH TEA BOOMS, On the Premises, .No. 21 BRANDON STREET (next D.1.C.). On FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 27, • At, IOiSO a.m. DLNBAR SLOANE, LTi»., Auctioneers, have been favoured with instructions from Mr. Boyd, who is engaged in Military Duties, to Sell by Public 'Auction the Entire Contents (including stock) of his well-known Quick Lunch Rooms, comprising— 2(1 ideal dining tables, SO dining cliuirs with removable leather seats, large quantity of luluid lino., bevelled glass shelves with adjusting brass stands, MIRRORS, REMINGTON CASH REGISTER, screens, LARGE . QUANTITY OF CHINA AND CROCKER*, (jLASS SUGARS, condiment sets, and jugs, N.P. WARE, teapots> sugar basius, ti.w. jugs, and coffee pots, AMERICAN BREAD AND HAM CUTTER, CHROMED CAFE FOUNTAIN BOILER (WAIWERA). fully erjiilpped, LARGE RANGE OF AL. WARE AND ENGLISH . E.I. . WARE. CUTLER V, knives, spoons. forks, etc., ELECTRIC CAKE MIXER (HOBART) and SCALES, REFRIGERATOR (ELECTROLUX), etc., etc. ALSO Quantity of sugar, dried fruits,, tinned fruits, beans, and spaghetti, cream of tartar, 51b tins of coffee and chests of tea, icin« sugar, albuline. ALSO . . .-• ias stoves, (2 Bungalow and 1 Now World), ;;-buraer gas plate, large'electric hot plate for pikelets, mincer, c. Iron, c. toaster, shelving, ladder, tea.' towels, etc., etc. EVERYTHING, IN WONDERFUL ORDER. On view {norn^ng of Sale or by private arlangeuient. Buying Orders may be left with the Auctioneer DUNBAR SLOANE, Auctioneer. REGENT BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE. U) JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4. At 1.30 p.m. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of THE WHOLE OF THE UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT, FITTINGS, AND STOCK-IN-TRADE OF THIS WELL-KNOWN BEAUTY SALON. MANNERS STREET. Equipped at a cost of over ETSO. To be offered first as a,going concern, and, if not disposed of, will be sold in lots to suit i buyers. This Is a great tittle, business, with a very nice connection. It may be purchased as a joing concern up to day- of sale. Special reasons for selling. Further particulars from E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, Willeston Street.

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