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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 150, 21 March 1939, Page 14

AUCTIONS DAMAGED CORRUGATED & FLAT IRON (ex Opawa) TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, AT 10.30 O'CLOCK SHARP At the Store, No. 25 Abe! Smith Street, Wellington (near Taranaki Street). On account of whom it may concern. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION of 165 TONS of GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON—5, 6. 7,8, 9, and 10ft. lengths, 24 and 26-gauge. 15 TONS of GALVANIZED FLAT IRON72 x 32 x 22, 72 x 36 x 26. 72 x 24 x 26, 72 x3O x 28, 96 x3O x 22, 96 x3O x 24, 96 x 36 x 24, 96 x3O x 26. 96 x3O x 28. (WITH ALL FAULTS, IF ANY.) 710 CASES NEW IRON(Just lauded, ex Opawa.) To be sold iu case lots to suit buyers. SALE TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, at 10.30 o'clock sharp. Buying Orders May Be Left With The Auctioneers For Any Lots. ’ E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. AS44

BIG FURNITURE AUCTION. TODAY, at 1 p.m. Sharp, AT OUR MART, 8 Willeston Street. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOTELKEEPERS APA RTMENT-lIOUSE KEEPERS, DEALERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. -150 LOTS ' 450 ALL TO BE CLEARED AT ANY PRICE AT ALL. ALSO: Valuable Pair Binoculars, Set of 9 Golf Clubs, complete with zip bag. E JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. • AS 13 DAMAGED CARGO, EX OPAWA. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW (WED.), at 2 p.m., At Our Mart (Basement), No. 8 WILLESTON STREET. On account of whom it may concern. SALE BY AUCTION OF OQ BUNDLES GALVANISED CON<*C7 DUTT, 5-8, J, lin. and l-jin.; 94 BUNDLES BLACK CONDUIT. 5-8, J, lin. and 11; 30 pkts, each 121 b. Barbour’s Seaming Twine, 150 COILS No. S (JOHNSON'S) FENCING WIRE, 8 COILS BARBED WIRE, Bale Boric Lint (Hb. packets), 5 Cases Electric Light Globes, 1 Case Chaplets, 1 Case Bellows, 40 Bags Table Salt, 4 Boxes Clothes Pegs, 321 b. Knitting Wool, 18 doz. Neckties (perfect), 3 Bolts of Ladies’ Coat Material, 4 Bolts Worsted ■Suitings, 3 Ladies’ Ensemble Frocks, 24 Bales Pink Paper (424 in. x 33in.), 6 Reams, 30 x 40, heavy quality printing paper, 9 Reams 22 j x 35 printing paper, 13 Quires Emery Cloth, 12 rolls Glasspaper, 26 dozen assorted axe, grubber, hammer, bay fork, and long-handled shovel handles, 1 ease nut crackers, 1 case camera cases, 1 bale carpet squares, 22 hearthrugs, 21 Bales Cotton, 100 x 21, 50591 b. landed cost, £340, 33 bdls. each. 2 coils Bright Steel Banding for Cases, etc., etc. To be sold in lots to suit buyers, with all faults (if any). On View This Afternoon aud Morning of Sale. Sale Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 1.. J) P ’ m ’ E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auclisecrs. ABlb On the Premises, . . t 10 PAISLEY TERRA-CK, KARORI (Ta-ke Tram to Cemetery, turn to right, two from Tram). TOMORROW (WED.), MARCH 22. Start 1.30 p.m. Sharp. 280 hOT,s ' 280 ENTIRE CONTENTS OF MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED RESIDENCE, A -MOST EiXPENsiv®°LOT OF MODERN OAK BIJRNITURE CARPETS, CHESTERFIELD SUITE, AND AlTR YCTI VE FUR N I S 111 NG S, LYRGE QUANTITY OF DELICIOUS I’iIE'SERViE'S AND JAMS, ETC.

Also: ... FORD 8 h.p. MOTOR-CAR. 1931. AB>0; L-UTELY PERFECT IN Ij 'J'L 1 ?-; RESPECT RECENTLY REBOKEtD AND COMPLETELY OVERHAULED (every guarantee given of perfection), on view now. QIUVERiSTONE & 00., Auctioneers, have instructions to sell everything on behalf of Mr. Ansell, who is leaving New Zealand. I. SILVERSTONE, AQIO Auctioneer.