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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12395, 15 March 1926, Page 12

AUCTION SALES 171 ViiNiS AND COMPANY, AUCTION ROOMS, 107, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Clearing Sales conducted in City or Country at short notice. Mart Sales regularly, Mondays and Fridays. EUNNEES, KUNNBKS, BUNNEBS. (Just landed, ez s.s. Huntingdon.) AT THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 6,- Willestbn street (Opp. Bing, Harris and Co.). QO BOLLS (1312$ Yards) BEST ENGrCa LISH AXMINSTEE BUNNEBS (Super Quality), 36in and 27in wide, all very latest designs. TO BE SOLD AT SPECIAL PBICES FOE ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT. Now. on view. E JOHNSTON AND 00., Auctioneers, No. 6, Willeston street. TO-DAY. At 1.30 o’clock sharp. MOST IMPOETANT SALE BY AUCTION OF 400 LOTS - 400 OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. A complete catalogue of Costly Furnishings of every description to be found about a well-appointed home.' E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions from the owner, who has sold liis property, to Sell at their Hart, , No. 8, Willeston street (close to Bing, Harris and Co.)— ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A WELLFURNISHED RESIDENCE, com- ‘ prising— MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (in perfect order), COSTLY DINING - ROOM FURNISHINGS, comprising handsome oak sideboard (of quaint design), 6 oak h.b. chairs to match, oak ext. dining table (square), gateleg table,. 2 speciaUygood carpets (grey and red), pair of valuable Cloissonne vases, beautiful cut glassware, vases and ornaments, pictures, stainless knives, mahogany occ. table and folding card table. Singer drophead sewing-machine, hand sewing-machine, 2 specialiy-well-made chesterfield suites, framed mirrors, portable gramophone. 2 oak china cabinets, beautiful pot plants, oak bedroom suite (of special design), 4 single oak and rirnu bedsteads, UcCrae beds, s. wire mattresses, duchesse chests, pedestals, kitchen good kitchen utensils, lawn mower, and appointments. EVERYTHING IS IN VERY GOOD ORDER, AND FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Now on view. E. JOHNSTON’ AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston street.

TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.80 o'clock sharp. AUCTION SALE OF FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL .DESCRIPTIONS.. A(\f\ SHEETS OP CORRUGATED IRON, in good order. GOOD, SOUND BUILDING MATERIAL —3 x 2, 4 x 2, 5 s 2, 6 x 2, 8 J 2, 10 x 2, piles 6 x 1, 8 x 1, 4 x Is, 4 x 3, 6 x 3, rusticating, t. and g. lining, rough lining, weatherboards, flooring, doors (oil sizes), frames and sashes, range, hot-water service, tile grates, mantels, gas stove, piping, roof tiles, IX),000 g. bricks, etc. Removed from Goring street Hall. TO BE SOLD ON THE GROUND, THORNDON QUAY (Corner of Moore street. See flag), For Convenience of Sale. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- « ceived instructions to Sell on the ground, as above. On view to-morrow morning. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston street. L E V 1 SALE. TUESDAY, MARCH 16th, 1926. 30 fat wethers 30 fat ewes 80 m.s. lambs 20 f.f.m. ewes 100 5-year ewes 6 fat cows 20 store cows 20 18-month to 2-year P.A, steers 6 vearling heifers 1 heavy draught gelding. 923

THE PLTJNKET SHIELD. On Friday and Saturday in the. Auckland v. Wellington final match on the Basin Reserve, Q-tol was much in evidence with the Wellington team iu the dressing-room for alleviating stiff and tired muscles. The Auckland team has since boon supplied with Q-tol. Very invigorating when rubbed into the nape of the neck.

Tho number of applications for pafonts in Britain last year was 33.000, n r ’"rly highest on rooorrl. O f and any form bimbiirii of itching U rapidly loothed with Q-TOL,