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AUCTIONS. Air compressors, Weaver Universal brake tester, electric motor, water piping, timber, clec. cash register, portable office, steel roller shutters, 2-ton endless chain, block and tackle, R JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. * TO-MORROW MORNING, at 10.30. At 43 Victoria St. (Progress Motors Garage kindly lent for the sale.) SALE BY AUCTION — Of — - 3 h.p. G.E.C. 3-phase electric motor, v-belt drive, and large v pulley, 2 air compressors, cylinders and piping complete. Weaver tyre changer, Alemite power grease-gun, l^in steel shafting, split pulleys, bearings, brackets, 150 ft lln almost-new gal. water piping, 2 6ft x 2ft 6in check plates, valuable steel roller vsnutflters, 20ft wide, with 12ft Bin drop, complete. cost £150, and In perfect condition, heavy partition, ISft x 6ft Gin high, with flat iron on one side, lot of i x 2, long lengths, quantity of mixed timber, sets of bins, pigeon noles, 2 rolls %ln wire netting (12yds each), 5 good T. & G. doors, complete with locks and hinges, nest of 24 steel drawers for spare parts, engineer's vice, Weaver Universal brake tester (flush type), cost hundreds of pounds, 15cwt motor body tray, complete set of drop sides for 3-ton truck, 9ft s 141np 2-ton endless chain, bloclc and tackle, 24 Eastlight flies, 2 special sodium elcc. lights .complete with transformers, cost £15 each, long length light chain, 21ft l^ln hose, chain drive pulley, acetylene gas torch and 2 acetylene cylinders, doors, steel divisions for bins, 3 fire extinguishers, one piston aligner (new), etc. ALSO Specially well-built portable office with glass and wood panel sides (Oft Cln z 7ft 6in), complete with top and fitted with heavy super quality linoleum (this Is specially well finished and erected in sections for removal), National Electric Cash Register, Id to £6, in perfect order, 6 chairs, office tables, etc. Now on view at Progress Motors Garage (lent for sale), Victoria St. Everything is In splendid order. SALE TOMORROW (FRIDAY) MORNING at 10.30. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. , '- FRIDAY, 10.30 a.m. PRICE'S AUCTION ROOMS will Sell Id Their Rooms, 40 MANNERS ST., 300 LOTS. Pedestals, scotch chest, chests, mirrors, tent, duchesses, oak bedroom suite, duchess, bed, wire, stool, robe, sideboards, beds and wires, 3 couches, screen, crockery, glassware, kitchenware, clothing, 2 prams, push-chair, 43YDS CARPET AND FELT (good), oec. tables, tables, vases, electric heaters, palm stands, mattresses, chairs, beautiful chesterfield (green coverings), stretchers, Hotentot cooker, gas stoves, shoes, suite, cutlery, etc. W. F. TYSON, C. W. PRICE, Manager. _, Auctloner. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), 1.15 p.m. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. IN RAMSEY WILSON'S- AUCTION ROOMS, 98 MANNERS ST"'(spp." Regent Theatre). HANDSOME MANTEL MODEL H.M.V. RADIO (all-wave; this is a really good radio), PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, I pair field, glasses, 1 gent's watch, hand sewing machine (perfect working order), superior sprung Chesterfield couch, oak buffet sideboard. Star vacuum cleaner, gas hottentot, framed mirror, pictures, handsome oak bedroom suite (well made), small rimu china cabinet, palm stands, and large assortment of general household goods. RAMSEY WILSON, LTD., Sell on behalf of various clients, also 3 FUB COATS, including white fur evening coat; also clothing, including gents' suits, girls' coats, men's hats, ladies' coats, girl's gym frock, men's shoes, ladles' shoes, etc., enamel kettle (as new), alum, kettle, enamel jug, alarm clock (perfect order), and lots of sundries. Sale 1.15 Tomorrow, On view from 9 a.m. RAMSEY WILSON, Auctioneer. PIANO BUYERS—lnspect our Pianos. Select one. Save pounds. . KINGSWAY AUCTION ROOMS, 78 LAMBTON QY. TOMORROW, at 1.30 p.m. WEEKLY Auction will be held within the above rooms, when a comprehensive selection of furniture,, piano, etc., will be disposed by auction: • Comprising: Good upright piano with full Iron frame, good tone and appearance, 2 Chesterfield suites. In good order, dropend Morris couch and squab, 2 special-made easy chairs (as new and with mahogany fronts), golden oak stained bedroom suite, divan, 2ft Gin bed, 5-valve dual-wave JH.M.V. console radio, single bed chair, in good covering aiid all as new, and cost £18 ISs, 6-plece oak dining suite with gateleg table, 2 small easy chairs, push-chair, beautifully sprung large easy chair (suitable for loose covers), 2 fireside chairs, oak sideboard, kauri sideboard, rimu gateleg table, Flndlay full-size elec. range (requires one new element), otherwise good, and must be sold, 3 Indian carpets, 3%yds 3ft wide runner, 9 x 12 Wilton carpet, in fair order, settee, 2 gents' cycles, lawn mower, meat safe, elec. blanket, 4 attache cases, mirrors, saucepans, wringer, sft crosscut saw (as new), practically new 12in wringer, duchesses, double and single beds, d. wires, pictures, bookshelves, cushions, crockery, linen, garden tools, and a few carpenter's tools. JAS. D. DAVIDSON, i Auctioneer. supply^ of EGOS yensured uiiHi OVOLINE Every time you secure eggs—be wise— Svoline them. Providing those eggs are fresh, Ovollne ensures them staying fresh md ready (or use, whether M be next iveek, next month, or a year bence. Jvoline has certainly solved the egg >roblem. With Ovoline Paste you can also Just ts efficiently preserve lemons for future ise. , KEEP FRESH EGGS FRESH WITH OVOLINE PASTE or LIQUID

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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1944, Page 81

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