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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 68, 18 September 1944, Page 3

— SITUATIONS VACANT. »,. "WA^ TED, Pantrymaid, £4 a week; also VTT^r Xf Attenclauts- Apply 70 Cuba St. W OMAIs wailted for morning work, cleaning ; (imiaS-. r°om. Apply Ritz, Ltd., CourteW" " SHOE TRADE. ~ ANTED, Experienced Man for our lasting department, permanent position to suitable applicant; top wages paid. Apply to W. S. n| Livingstone and Co., Ltd., 123 a Hanson St. ~ SITUATIONS WANTED. n* URGENT. 5). ( ] Aif VBI'E woman, good cook, requires posiv^ tion 9 a.m. till 2 p.m., house or flat. 3378 ■ftiVff. .Post. SPECIALTY SALESMAN AVAILABLE; ~~ 'WISHES TO CONTACT EMPLOYERS. cs S{ p-fcCJALTY- Salesman of liiglj repute and 50 KJ exceptional sales ability is open for engagement in an executive position. Lon" ex- — penence in the following:" Sales promotion throughout N.Z., organising,' selling, introducing new lines, publicity, window dressing, cond- J™ i ! Bal I? s s-taff: shipping, and customs work, bookkeaping. Advertiser lias travelled _ every part of N.Z. and introduced new lines tor a large overseas manufacturer, with-excen-iw tional results. Thorough knowledge of display _ work at agricultural and pastoral shows and other mediums of publicity throughout, the Do-' minion. Advertiser is experienced iii addressmg large meetings, and explaining the proel aiL cs ?< t, the con»l>any he represents. Highest 51 credentials available. Trading companies manufacturing companies, importers of hi<*h in grade goods, or proprietary concerns are inor vitecl to communicate with 3255 Evg- Post Adi- yertiser is prepared to commence duties prompta- ly. Remuneration need not necessarily be by i- W of Mlar-V ' Wr»te in strictest confidence 3- to above number care "Evening Post." • AUCTIONS. 11 tV t^ t DAMAGED CARGO. r- E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW MORNING, .__ -„ At 10 o'clock Sharp. AT OLR MART, No. 8 WILLESTON ST on T , r . vr , T SALE BY AUCTION OF , s 20 BUNDLES EACH 200 ft %'in GALVANISED ir PIPE, 4000 ft. 9 w vJ n- Q ?undles suit buyers. .2 bolls ,2in sheeting, l case hardware, 1 barrel water softening soap, 4 cases Castle- '- men^ein 1 S°UP> 2 ? OltS <150 heavy ami fly ? Cttnvas ' atooßt new > (2-bed) tent and flj o canvas motor-car covers, 1 Crossley auto radio (in perfect order). . Without Reserve. Now on View E. JOHNSTON AND CO., ' Auctioneers. • E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. - IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOTELKEEPERS BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS, DEALERS' AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE EXTRAORDINARY TOMORROW MORNING, AT 10.30, 1 And Continuing on Wednesday if Necessary y THE BIGGEST COLLECTION OF SUPERIOR GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THAT • HAS BEEN SUBMITTED TO AUCTION IN WELLINGTON FOR A VERY LONG TIME. - OOIJ AND ALL GOOD. *J<J\) > The Entire Contents of a Well-Furnished 17----ro'omed Apartment House, removed to OUR BASEMENT MART for Convenience of Sale. WHAT A COLLECTION. a (No more furniture can be received in our 1 Auction Mart till this is all sold and delivered. s ■ The mart is crammed full.) 3 THIS IS SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND ALL IN EXCELLENT ORDER. 3 Included in this most comprehensive catalogue will be found:— Six chesterfield suites, odd chesterfields, 4 good Morris, couches, 50 easy and occ. cha of all descriptions, seagrass chairs, brand r Sleepy Hollow and rubberised hair-seated fi side chairs, worth £10 each, settee couch shadow tissue, patent string chairs, JacqueJ seagrass chairs, 12 superior light rimu a golden oak' duchesse chests, some with c mirrors and some with square, Singer dr< head, sewing .machine, 4 chiffoniers, 5 oak a rimu -buffet sideboards, modern frameless m ror duchesse, several good modern lowbt and tallboys, gateleg draw-leaf and ext. di ing tables, tea wagons, good divan beds, wii seated couches, camp stretchers, 4 diildrei cots, 50 good single and double oak and rii bedsteads and wire mattresses, 40 good sini and double kapok and wool mattresses, 8 go sheets, Oft wallbdard, 2 good plate racks, fol ing screens, ottoman couches, lino, carp oeck chairs, carpet sweepers, towel rails, coi mode, rattan settee, bookshelves, wardrobe marble slab, iarge ice chest, several large a small mirrors, 2 gent's bicycles, « good law mowers, table mangle, jardinieres, crockoi glassware. 4-drawer .pedestal office desk, g cart, push chair, gramophone, new wick bassinette, horsehair mattresses, pot plan dressers,' 3 hospital bedsteads, good dust bi scales and weights, jam jar, deed box, kitch utensils, rolls of 3(iin coco, matting, cloth basket, scythe, dec. radiator, toys, rockii horse, alum. pres. pan, kidney-shaped dressii tables, good scooter, child's tricycle, and hu; dreds of other lots. SALE TOMORROW MORNLXG AT 10 30 O'CLOCK SHARP. At E. JOHNSTON & CO.'S BASEMENT MAR No. 8 WILLESTON ST. The biggest and best catalogue of superii furniture (which this is) we have had inoi Basement Mart for years. Come early, as there will only be room fc a. limited number of buyers, the mart is's crowded'with furniture; THIS IS NO ORDINARY SALE A special request is that all goods shou be removed as soon as possible after'the 6al Arrangements will be made for consignk country clients' purchases. . Not.ls Reserve on Anything. COME AND INSPECT BEFORE THE SAL] y - WORTHY OF INSPECTION. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., AUCTIONEERS. .UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE t^™™- X SOLD BY AUCTION WITHIN TT^INGSW-AY' AUCTION ROOMJ ■*•*• 7S Lambton Qy. On WEDNESDAY, 20th; at 12.30 p m On Account of Whom It May Concern. Containing: Cardigans, ladies' and gent; overcoats, pyjamas, dressing gowns, shirt' scarves, ladies' and gents' hats, umbrella" toilet bags, razors, gloves, shoes, watche< rings, cameras, .broodies, spectacles, handbag' earrings, pipes, pouches, and ralscellaneot goods. . ■ SAMT TO COMMENCE AT 12.30 PROMPT. NOTE TERMS: Cash on Fall of Hammer JAS. D. DAVIDSON, " Auctioneer. TOMORROW PRICE'S ANNOUNCE rpHAT MR. c. W. PRICE will sell at abov X on TUESDAY NEXT, SUNDRIES, whlcl will include:— u-Bix^ lPUl\ DI^EK SET. (6 of each) WRINGER, 2 SWEDISH JUICE EX TRACTORS, SMOKER'S STAND, golf clubs ' PORTMANTEAUX, 12 BEIGE BLINDS (14i'n) bed pan, 2 elcc. heaters, 2 ALUM. TEAPOTS L™t. [/c SAUCEPA>:S' Wvge Quantity CAR PENTER'S AND ENGINEERS' TOOLS, num ber of RIjGiS, 3 dozen BLANKETS, SELF CALCULATING CASH REGISTER (eloc.) r'?S^ SA5' SHOVKLS- PICKS, and sundry GARDEN IOOLS. -suitcases, beautiful Indlai hand-made BEAD COSY COVER, BACO> CUTTER, SUITS AND GENERAL CLOTHJS T Gi cS?:te CRYSTAL, COOKING UTENbILS, RADIO, 4 doz. MUSSEL SOUP ELECTRIC SAW with EMERY WHEEL attached, 2 STATUETTES, SUITS COATS FROCKS, WATCHES. US ALSO: SET JAQUES BOWLS, THIGH GUM BOOTS Size 9, 3 pairs GUM BOOTS, 6 beautiful WATEft COLOURS by MOGOVNY, SPINDLE VsS&t ,CRAMPS, HYDROMETER, c.l. ENAMEL JUG. ALSO: ■ 0 }? U{? S 1/iIX WIRE GETTING (good), in lengths from sft' to ■ 25ft. PRICE'S — AUCTION ROOMS — PRICE'S Clients Please Note: UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. RAYMOND EDER, AUCTIONEERS, SPECIALISTS IN PRIVATE HOUSE SALES. riii,L. 41-S9l and arrange with our Auctioneer -L to value your Furniture, etc., for sale by Auction m your home or in our new Auction Rooms. Highest Prices Obtained: RAYMOND EDER, 49a Willis St., (Windsor Hotel Bldg.), Tel. 41-891. GUARDIAN TRUST AUCTION MODERN BUNGALOW " ' AND VALUABLE SHOP SITETo be Sold CNR. HIGH^An^G'S CRES -. .„„ LOWER HUTT, LT ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, Auc- %." °rS' FuU tletails in Wed"esday's FINANCIAL. T^HOMAS, King's Chambers, 2nd Floor, WIISecurijy tS:'43!?B3 °b Furuiture ™* Otber pORSTER. Colonial Mutual Buildings, makes L A£lo Uto S£ nio bo? DdS' Sba'eS- St°CU' ln SU™ X DVANCES made on Life Insurance PollS For;,? haltr el?' a-1^ oll'er approved secu. ¥ iRKRTV v' C,° loi llal M"tu. ) Buildings. I IBLRXY Bonds bought for cash at Woodr*7onnr 3 Fv8e,1? i(V 5-1, J? Kiug>s Chambers. W,,Sb, b f Un? 3 Chambers, Leuds on lj-330?" Ue" B' ridaJ from 7to » "m. Tel rll^! s'.^^ s'B Chambers. 2nd Floor, will LJKITANNIA LOAN AND UEI'OSIT CO.. Jills p-n"« "^ -l' o!ins on motor-cars, bonds. Sity furnit«re, or any approved 39 PARISH ST. (off Manners St.), Telephone 44-1)62. MISCELLANEOUS. P"c.P. BLOOD Purifier and Skin" Remedy i^.*r« m purl^lnS and enriching the blood, lears skin and pimples, blotches, rashes, boils, tc. Perrett, Chemist. DEUPHOLSTERING-Have your Suite ReLfc covered in beautiful materials at Elston's 1. 64 o ' 8 32 rower Cuba St TeI[7XCLUSIVB to Perrett's, Seasons Joy Peri i ?l e< Have you trled lt? lt Is beautiful M Perrett, Chemist. Ji-ASON S Joy Perfume, beautiful, fragrani, J lasting: the produce of Holland. Perrett. •nemist. LIAIRDRESSING—Expert tuition Id this proLJ. Otable profession. Wellington AcaderayJ ' Courtenay PI. Positions assured. A LOPECIA treated by most effective metbods and careful personal attention by P. 'w. ■alvin, Hair and Scalp Specialist, 37 Courenay P],