'i AUCTIONS. [ ' FRIDAY, 13th APRIL, |. At 2 o’clock. In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. JJnder Instructions from the Owner (who has been transferred to the North Island^. CONTENTS OF HIS SIX-ROOMED DWELLING. COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including PRETTY GREY.OAK BEDROOM SUITE (Reflex Minors, Quaint Duchcssc, Shaped Mirror Wardrobe, Pedestal, Artistic Bedstead), [WELL-SPRUNG CHESTERFITLD SUITE (Seven Pieces), ELECTRIC COOKER, HOTPOINT RANGE, POUR HEAVY AXMINSTEK CARPETS (15 x 12, 12 x 9, 10.6 x 9, 9 x 9), GENT’S FREEWHEEL CYCLE, ‘ ELECTRIC OAK CABINET GRAMOi PHONE, I OAK DUCHESSE PAIR, | OAK MIRROR-BACK SIDBOARD. ' If AMES SAMSON AND CO. ftJ have received instructions from the Owner to sell by auction a largo catalogue of Household Furniture and Effects, including— Chesterfield suite, oak bedroom suite, 15 X 12 Axminstcr carpet, 12 x 9 Wilton carpet,. reversible wool rugs, oak oval extending dining table, oak sideboard, settee suite, rimu hall stand, sewing machine, Singer boot machine, wire-seated conch, gent’s (cycle, gramophone, octagon tables, s.g. chairs, ~h.b. chairs, overmantel, copper kerbs, log boxes, screens, stained extending ’dining table, sheets, towels, napery, table mangle, bentwood chairs, wood kerbs, stained bedroom suite, ottoman couch, dropside cot, meat safe, colonial sofa, steps, kitchen table, chairs, tub chairs, linoleums, filter, gas griller, etc. kVSALE, FRIDAY, 131 h APRIL, at 2 p.m. MONDAY, 16th APRIL, 1 ■ At 2 o’clock. -On the Premises, No 8 Bcgg street, Musselburgh. by the Owner (who is giving up I ■ housekeeping).. J SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SADDLEBAG DINING ROOM SUITE, RED PINE EXTENDING DINING TABLE, OAK MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE, ! SINGLE PANEL BEDSTEADS, | RED PINE FULL-SCOTCH CHEST, I AXMINSTEK HALL CARPET, Electroplate, Glassware, Pictures, laws, Ornaments, Wooden Kerbs, Japanese Vases, Oak Wall Mirror, Pot Plants, Books, Flower Bowl*, Seagrass Chairs, Art Curtains, Tapestry Carpet, Commode Chair, Combination Iron Bedsteads, Linoleum, Rocking Chair, Austrian Chairs, Toilet Chest, Toiletware, Cretonne Couch, Skin Bugs, Chiffonier, Electric Toaster, Carpet Sweeper, Crockeryware, Lawn Mower, Garden Hose, Wringer, Pair Steps, Grindstone, Anvil, Tools, Meat, Safe, 20 Sheets Roofing Iron. On View Morning of Sale. P ARK, REYNOLDS, Auel ionccrs. LIMITED, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 13th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. In Our Rooms, Dowling street. NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Of Every Description. I 3 NEW 3-PIECE SUITES (Moquolte), I 1 SUPERIOR LEATHER SUITE i.; (Scoullar and Chisholm), k 1 NEW 7-PIECE LEATHER SUITE, (*•1 NEW 7-PIECE SUITE (Tapestry). . 3 UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS, 3-DRAWER OFFICE TABLE, f 2 CABINET GRAMOPHONES (Oak), |- 4 PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES fc - (Leather Crises), BEAUTIFUL CHINESE CARPET, Duchesses, Tables, Kerbs, Chairs, Pedestals, Rugs, Carpets (9x9 and 12 x 9), Oak Duehesse, Oak and Rimu Boils, < Wire Mattresses, Seagrass Chairs aud Settees, Box Ottomans, Organs, Cakestands, Silverware, Tea Sots, Cups and Saucers, Flock Mattresses, Pillows, Arm Chair, Vacuum Cleaners (Electrolux), Vases, Clocks, Fancy China, Oak Chairs, Dining Table, Gas Cooker, Occ. Tables, Pictures, Mangle, Kitchen Dresser, Poplin Curtains, Lawn Mower, Trestles, Oak Hall Stand, Oak and Rimu Sideboards, Fire Extinguishers, Cabin Trunks, Travellers’ Sample Cases, Gas Fires, Child’s High Chair, Drop-sido Cot, i Also, 200 Ladies’ Coats, Frocks, and Costumes, Any Price. C LARKE, MARSHALL, LIMITED, Auctioneers. A TERRIFYING PICTURE. STARVATION FOR THE HUMAN RACE. Ingland Wants One Million Dozen of New Zealand Eggs, lie above is the Gist of the News cable from England on Thursday. This Advertisement is just a Reminder that [> FILLY'S will sell, on SATURDAY, lL Commencing sharp at 1 p.m., At their Stores, Moray place, 0 PULLETS, 400 ONE-YEAR-OLD HENS, ,200 TWO-YEAR-OLD HENS, AND 30 STUD COCKERELS, leilly’s, on behalf of Shaddocks, Portobello, advise the Public to attend this Sale, which commences sharp at 1 o'clock. Ve expect the bidding to bo fast and urious, and we hope to clear the whole lino of 660 Birds in 30 minutes. SITUATIONS VACANT. I APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED i UP TO TUESDAY, Ist MAY, 1928, I FOR THE POSITION OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION, and LESLIE ORPHANAGES at 'Auckland. Full particulars upon application to the Undersigned. i F. W. MATTHEWS, | Secretary, I 611-12 N.Z. Insurance Buildings, i Auckland. BBACLIFF MENTAL HOSPITAL. r AN TED, PROBATIONER NURSES, ji.i i Must be strong and healthy. Sallory, £95 per annum. Board, lodging, wash- | mg, and uniform provided. Apply 1 MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. IjOUTTERWORTH BROS., LTD., lit# Require for their Shirt Workrooms, \ EXPERIENCED SHIRT MACHINISTS AND IMPROVERS. Also, f . EXPERIENCED SEAMER. j; ipply Mr WILLIAMS, Manse street. WANTED, For 10 Days or Fortnight, CPERIENCED SHORTHAND-TYPIST. STENOGRAPHER. Bos 189, Dunedin. WANTED, T BOY about 14 years of age le jvn. Bookbinding Trade.—Apply Mr LDQE, care Williamson, Jeffery, jgel street. PANTED, immediately, an experienced Girl for general housework; refers.—744, ‘Star.’ RANTED, capable Housekeeper, middleaged; small adult family; hill subgood home. —Address 752, ‘Star’ OffANTED, smart Youth, used to groceries and delivery work.—74B, ‘ Star.’ rANTED, a capable Maid.—Mrs Nichol, 276 High street. r"ANTED, Coat - Hand, used stock and ’ charts.—Baker and Son, men’s clothand costume makers, 114 Princes street, re Ascot* r ANTED, smart Girl for confectionery I department and invoice work. —Star M, Ltd., Princes street. r ANTBD, an experienced Girl for in- ‘ voice work. —Apply Go-operativo [rowers of Otago-
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Evening Star, Issue 19839, 12 April 1928, Page 8
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