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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 108, 3 November 1942, Page 6

STOP PRESS __ <. , -. ; LONGER HOimS. Christchurch, —In addressing the Manufacturers' Federation the Minister of Supply (Mr. Sullivan) said it had been decided to adopt the principle of a 48-hour week for the war industries. The Director of Production was taking steps to create a more even spreading and 'distribution of work.—P.A. KOKODA CAPTITRED. London.—ln New Guinea, Allied troops have captured the Japanese advanced base c.T Kokoda. i ■ I AUCTIONS. INTERESTING ANTIQUE FURNITURE AUCTION. I? JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioned: * THURSDAY MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock. At (he Family Residence, No. 39 Hobson -; SALE BY AUCTION Of VALUABLE MAHOGANY, WALNUT, A.NU ENGLISH OAK FURNISHINGS, Ax. body ami j Wilton carpets, a large quantity of No l quality Inlaid and cork lino, up-to-date "WestInghouse" household freezer, Jloffat eler range, gent'd wonderful eompactum with U sliding shelves (48in), mail, bedroom furniture', 10 special mail, dining chairs, valuable English oak smoking-room desk, botftcase hikl chairs to match, Milner's sate, 19 n 1U x -■"> comfy easy chairs, garden fuller, etc. (Part Contents of ID Koorus.) Full Details. There are some very interesting and vnluabii pieces of walnut, mahogany, and oak furniture nil in specially i;ood order. K. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. ATTRACTIVE FURNITURK SALE. PItISM BINOCULARS, UP-TO-DATE FREEZER. .", PIANOS, ETC. f[ JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. •* TOMORROW JIORNING at 10.30. AT OUR .MART, No. S WILLESTON ST. SALE BY AUCTION Of SUPERIOR AND HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. Pair "Dollard" Prism binoculars, almost new and up-to-date H.M.V. household freezer, '. j c.f. capacity, cost £120 (one. of the very lates models) ; plug-in Speedee elec. cooker, 24 > 13 x 17, 2 plates on top and oven, in e.\ I cellent order : Hoover elec. vac. cleaner in l>er feet «order. almost new Champion gas stove, "Ascot'; h.w. heater, ease ElUlngton's nsh eat | ers and servers (as new), 24 stainless knives. AI quality spoons and forks, fish eaters. 4 valu- ; able inverted elec, light shades (these are very good), most ■ expensive o-piece chesterI field suite, upholstered in the latest uncut mo I quette (fawn, green, tangerine), beautifully made; special 3-pieee chesterfield suite uphol in floral nioqiiette (in excellent order), verj nice 3-piecc settee suite, uphol. in expensive I silk tapestry, comfy Sleepy Hollow and lire side chairs, mahogany dressing mirror, heav.x ( brass ornaments, oak china cabinet with plain | leadliglit doors, 2 special solid oak buftV sideboards with plateglass tops, oak envclojic j folding card table, oak half-round tables, ovm dining table, drawieaf dlniuig table, grey Ax body carpet, 13.G x 10.0; Ax. carpets, 12 n 1O.(), 12 x Jl.fi, 13.6 x 10.G; 34yds green bodj carpet, superior Oriental carpet, 12 x 9; 10yd> floral Ax. body carpet, 2 white skin rugs, ■<• Oriental rugs, 3 oak barrel plant stands, solki oak cxt. dining table and G oak chairs imatch, brass gong, oak corner table, black mohair rug, special cabinet gramophone am. records, elec. griller, 2 tailors' Singer sewlni. machines, 2 3-tler oak dinner wagons, 4-piecc oak bedroom suite in perfect order, very tike solid panel single bedstead, duchessc and pedestal duco-lacquercd pink, oak and rlmu duchesse chest.s, d and s. oak bedsteads, kapoK beds, mottled kauri chest drawers, rimu wardrobe, siiecial oak pedestal cupboard, with glass, top, Electrolux vac. cleaner, towel rail, bookcase with sliding duors, 2 mirrors, commodt armchair, rocking horse, child's wheelbarrow, gent's bicycle, wardrobe trunk, almost new "Rcgina" lawn mower. Unity special ball-bear-ing lawn mower, ironing board, coal box, writing desk, folding clothes dryer, grocery bin. copper urn, dust bin, part dinner service, Old Willow coffee set, vases and ornaments, glass jugs, glassware and crockery, glass handles, en. dishes, bacon or bread slicer, etc., etc. Also UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Swan and Pentland, Glasgow, in beautiful burr walnut case, in excellent order: upright grand piano by John ISroadwood and Sons, in very good order; upright piano by the celebrated makers. Colinrd and Collard, and numerous other lots. Owing to the large number oT lots the sale will commence at 10.30 a.m. sharp. The pianos. H.M.V. freezer, elec. am] gas cookers, and Hoover elec. vac. cleaner will Insold at 11 a.m. sharp. This is a good lot. The two chesterfield suites are very good. The H.M.V. freezer is one of the latest imported models and perfect. The 10 carpets are all in excellent order. Now on view. E. JOHNSTON & CO , Auctioneers. VITAL STATISTICS .«. .— iA decrease in births but increases) in marriages and deaths are shown in the vital statistics for Wellington for October. The figures for last month, with those for October, 1941, in parentheses, are as follows:—Births, 222 (271); marriage notices, 188 (148), including 40 (28) marriages by the registrar; deaths, 173 (145). but easy to clean, polish and protect »M PoliHof ¥appy relief from painful backache ! Many o? thoso gnawing, naggingl, painful backaches people blame on colds or strains lire often caused by tired kidneys—and can bo relieved when treated In the right way. I The kidneys aro Nature's chief way of taki Jng excess aclda and poisonous waste out of the blood. Most people pass about 3 pints a day or about 3 pounds of waste. If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters don't work well, poisonous wasto matter stays In the blood. These poisons may cause frequent and scanty passages with smarting and ! burning," nagging backaches, rheumatic pains. 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