AUCTIONS. REMINDER I THIS EVENING, FEB, 26, In Our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. CHESTERFIELD SUITES. V CHESTERFIELD SUITES. 16 BEAUTIFUL CHESTERFIELD SUITES. - Also, MISCELLANEOUS GOODS OF EVERY description. Including HOUSEHOLD IRISH LINEN, 3 BEAUTIFUL EIDERDOWN QUILTS, 3 ALL-WOOL TRAVELLING RUGS, 3 3 LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS. FAMES SAMSON AND CO. I have received instruction to sell, as above. IRISH LINEN. IRISH LINEN. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 27th V FEBRUARY, A* 11 o’clock sharp. At Shop, No. 11 George street (below Octagon). At Shop, No. 11 George street (below Octagon). Continuation of D’ARCY FORD’S IRISH LINEN SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. LEX. HARRIS Auctioneers. LIMITED, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29th, At 2 o’clock. On the Premises, Suzette Beauty Salon, ‘ Security Buildings,. Stuart. street, PLANT, FITTINGS, AND CHATTELS, 2 HEAVY POECBIIiN. BASINS (Nickel taps and fittings), HBACTTCALLY NEW GAS CALIPHONT, ENAM. DRESSING TABLES > (G 1 -a tODS), HEAVY PLAIN BROWN LINOLEUMS, PARTITIONS OF 3 CUBICLES lirrors, S.G. Chairs, 3 Reversible Wool Sofa lues, Stools, Brooms and Mop, Pot Stands, Jctaeon Tables, Umbrella Stand, Curtains, Fancy Electric Shades, ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER' (Remington). TAMES ' SAMSON . AND CO. 9 have received instructions from Miss Jarrett (who is giving up business) to sell of the Contents of the Suzette leauty Salon. t —‘ TUESDAY, Ist MARCH, ' At 2 o’clock. At Premises, No. 160 Dundas street (Near Logan Park). Under Instructions from the District Public ‘ Trustee. n the Estate of J. D. Smith (deceased). Household furniture and • furnishings. WALNUT ENGLISH PIANO (Hicks and Son), „ TTT __ HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SUITE, OAK GATE-LEG TABLE, EXPENSIVE CARPET SQUARE, ANTIQUE OAK SIDEBOARD, ROLL-TOP DESK, BANJO, OVBRBECK’S REJUVENATOR (With battery), ' ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER, OAK BEDROOM FURNITURE. Alex. Harris limited have received instructions to sell, ■ as above, English piano (Hicks), banjd, Overbeck’s rejuvenator, books, oak sideboard, oak gateleg table, carpet squares, roll-top desk, office chairs, vacuum cleaner, kerbs, hearthrugs, linoleums, curtains, pictures, ornaments, crystal, Chesterfield settee and 2 divan chairs, piano seat, books, hall runner, hall carpet, hall curtains, leather couch, Morns chair, sewing machine, oak double bedstead, oak wardrobe, oak duchesse chest, single ■wood bedsteads, bedding, blankets, and bed linen, mirror wardrobe, toilet chests, wire shakedowns, mattresses, chests drawers, duchesse chests, kitchen furniture, utensils, wringer, lawn mower, preserving pan, carpet sweeper, etc., etc, On View Morning of Sale. IATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, At 10.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. HIGH-GRADE TENNIS RACKETS, Slazenger’s, Spalding’s, Sykes’s, Ayres’s, Jacques’s, Wisden’s, Prosser’s, Cottet’s, and other well-known makers. 63 BACKETS. Qn View at Rooms from Wednesday Afternoon. Bale Saturday Morning, at 10.30 o’clock. ■pAEK, REYNOLDS LIMITED.
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Evening Star, Issue 21037, 26 February 1932, Page 12
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