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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 149, 26 June 1944, Page 6

AUCTIONS. ' . a aia walk " : MOND KINGS, CARPETS, ETC. F JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. ±Jm WEDNESDAY NEXT, ' . lovely tone (this is a very fl™ J° s" vu ™n k "; valuable player piano, by the w"*l ™ 5Jm Gulbransen, Singer drophead /ewlng machme. expensive folding divan chesterfield bed. In wool moquette, almost new 6-drawer pedestal # offlee desk, special kitchen cabinet, cost £18, urn bransen" combination radio, special bread t, bacon cutter, "Neeco" plug-to cooker new fireside suite, carpets, 23yds. •runner 53yd«. Ax runner, In several pieces, oak dining «ulte, lawn mower. (In deceased persons' estates): Three valuable gold wristlet watches (ladles ), 3-stoneYialnd%W. 2 gents' wristlet watche.. Eleln lever, 3 gents' watches, etc. At Our Mart, No. 8 Wllleston St.. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12.30 p.m. , Detall3 E lat jOHNSTOy & CO., 'Auctioneers. '. - AT KAROIU. F JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers, TOMORROW MORNING, At 10.30, o'clock, AUCTION- SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, II X 0 Oriental carpet, 12 x JT Ax. carpet, lounge rug, hearthrugs, heavy curtains, net. curtains, and tapestry curtains, chesterfield lounge. In very nice green tapestry, bee. chairs, fireside chairs, dropside table, set of book shelves, and lot of booHs, pictures, ornaments and vases, woyai Doullon bowls, and 3-tier E.P. cake stand, with Doulton ' plates, hand-painted jug, saiaa bowls, fancy bowls, 6 English cups and saucers lot of crockery, part dinner scry cc, lot of Blassware, glass bowls, flower holders, pud. bowls, very nice duet stool, patent cigarette container, lire brasses and dogs, coa cabinet, seagrass chairs, cushions, heavy inlaid lino, lino 11 x 9, stools, pot plants and stands, , barometer. "ELECTKOLUX" ELEC. VAC. CLEANER, folding clothes dryer. Electron egg whisk, dinner wagon,, spark guard, Thermos flask, tea wagon, sparklets, A.B. chairs, dining table, electric motor for sewing machine. 110 volts, step ladder, patent bed. ottoman, "lory box, heart rlmu duchesse, work table with chintz holder, well-made lowboy, with 3 drawers and cabinet, wall book shelves, 3 double blankets, pillows, bod and wire, quilts, bedspreads, table cloths, fancy cloths, sheets, towels curtains, teapots, brooms, mops, lot of good enamel ware, alum, ware, alum.- saucepans, alum. pres. pan and kettle, pie dishes, gal. >bath,' dog kennel, 2 spades, grubber, pick. Primus stove, maul, wheelbarrow wheel, and numerous sundries. AT THE RESIDENCE, No. 5 VERA ST. (Off Dutliio St.), Karori. TOMORROW . MORNING, at 10.30 o'clock. Everything is in very good ord,er. , E. JOHNSTON & CO..- Auctioneers. .TUESDAY, 10.30 a.m. TOOLS, CROCKEUY, E.P. WARE, ETC. 600 LOTS 600 PRICE'S AUCTION ROOMS, 40 Manners St., will sell large quantity of mixed sundries in their rooms at above address. Few lots being:— 3-PIECE E.P. TEA SET, 3 electric cleaners, 2 lawn mowers, quantity cutlery, pots, pans, 4 chambers, vases, very large lot of mixed brassware, ■ apple corers, vegetables cutters, cream maker, teapots, kettles, boilers, plates, sweet dishes, canteen fish knives and forks, TENT, clocks, pictures, fish pan, meat and vegetables dishes, MECCANO ENGINE, dart board, good tennis rackets, CIRCULAR SAW BENCH (2 saws lZin and Sin, motor % h'-D.). 80 GOLF BALLS, spotlight, speaker, boi tools;-spanners, bag of bits, wall drill, chisels, Ihtyrimers,,, saws, planes, crosscut saw, Pyrei dfihes, "grubber, axe, chopper, and pick heads, bobVlasts.'set-'of mawl rings, reap hook, scyttu (3 bla<JS3) v ' shears. ,30 chisels, block and tackle, pulley, "electric "'-gluepot, primus, burning-oil lamp, garden, sprain calipers, 8 packets hobnails, boxing glois's^VV ventilators (shop fronts), lawn mower" (for.ed«6sj.'t)apco,cks, turncocks rabbit trap,' field glasses,;:.I.binoculars, open glasses, carpenter's vice'.JpipVcutfers, StVANEB. SOX (B), CHILDREN^ tSjQOKS, <.banjo-uke, camera, cash box, lamps, pens, -elee trie toaster, spirit lamps, manicure setj"})rasi trays, brass vases, brass candlesticks,'suitcases, push chair, PIANO-ACCORDION (120/ bass), and many other Items too numerous to mention. NOW ON VIEW. ' C. W.'PRICE, «-' ■■■■• W. F. TYSON,

Auctioneer. , Manager. NOTE..—-Tools will "be sold at ,12 o'clock,

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