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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 40, 17 February 1930, Page 16

AUCTIONS. SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH CLASS AND COSTLY FURNITURE, AT KELBURN, ',' ' TO-MORROW, At 1 p.m. sharp. ' ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF EXPENSIVE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. At the Family Residence, No. 2, NORTH TERRACE, KELBURN ; (close to tram). On account of Walter Saunders, Esq., who has left for Melbourne. ■ 300 [fi 3°° E JOHNSTON AND CO.-have received • instructions to Sell at Ivclburn, as abOTe ' WITHOUT RESERVE, _ _ A Tf SlcoS N!^Vs^n Lg°s GUI' j CUSHION CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE, and 4 Comfy Easy Chans, • and 2 Special Spring Base Divan Chairs, cost £17 10s each, and uphol. in Figured Velvet, Window Seat, Oak Coal Vase, Antique Brass Fire Screen, Oak Clock, Choice Ornaments and Vases, Paintings and Pictures, Card Table, Cushions, Black Mohair Rug, Oefc Chairs and Tables, Pot Plants, l,« to SRis DINS GAms^l6NOo^ CABINET GRAMOPHONE, with extra Diamond Disc Attachment; OAK SIVE DIVAN ROCKING CHAIRS, E P WARE, PICTURES, SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, VTC EXC ■..■BS&ffig"Eß&isE offi CONTENTS OF SPECIALLY WELLFURNISHED BEDROOMS, contaiu : ing one of the finest SILVER OAK BEDROOM SUITES ever submitted to Auction in Wellington, comprising: Beautiful Mirror Duchesse with splayed side wings, crescent front, and Cabriole legs; special design Oak-Mir-"ror-Door Wardrobe; Pedestal Cupboard, Kidney Stool and special design six-leg Bedstead, all en suite; also special Silver Oak Tall Boy, cost £80; Twin Oak arid Rimu Bedsteads; best quality Wires and Kapok Beds, Pillows, Oval Mirror Oak and Rimu Duchesse Chests, Easy Chairs, Superior Carpet Squares (large and small), Hearthrugs, Pink Wilton Carpet, 2 Morris Chairs in moquet, Seagrass "Chairs, etc.; also Kitchen Utensils, Bean Cutter, Elec. Iron, Alum. Saucepans, etc., etc. EVERYTHING FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. On view morning of sale. . E. JOHNSTON, : Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY NEXT, , At 1 p.m. sharp, IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of (SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, AXMINSTER CARPETS, VALUABLE CHIPPENDALE DBAW-ING-ROOM FURNISHINGS, WALNUT MUSIC CABINET, WATER COLOURS1 AND PAINTINGS BY NAIRN, KIRKWOOD, ANDERSON. AND OTHER ARTISTS, AFTERNOON TEA CUPS, CARVED WALNUT' DINING' CHAIRS, MOST EXPENSIVE SIDEBOARD . WITH SHAPED MIRROR BACK. AND MIRROR DOORS (CHIPPENDALE DESIGN), LEATHER CHESTERFIELD, NEW AND UP-TO-DATE "ORION" ELEC- VAC ~, CLEANER (240 volts), INLAID LINOLEUMS, MAHOGANY BOOKCASE.' .VALU ABLE TEAK AND MAHOGANY • OFFICE CABINET ; WITH 20 DRAWERS, LOT OF BOOKS. ALL BRASS BEDSTEAD, OAK AND RIMU DUCHESSE CHESTS, FULL SCOTCH CHEST, DRAWERS, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES. KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC., ETC. On the premises, No. 34, MACFARLANE STREET (off Roxburgh street), On'account of W. J. Harland, Esq., who is -,_ leaving for England." JW irl -350 and everything in very nice order. E JOHNSTON AND CO. (in conjunc- ■ tion -with A; Lorigmore and Co.) have received instructions to sell at the Residence, Macfarlarie street, as above— THE WHOLE OF THE VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE. Full details later,. ■'•■.' E. JOHNSTON AND CO., A. LONGMORE AND CO., Joint Auctioneers. TO-MORROW MORNING, 10.30 a.m. OFFICE FURNITURE, Removed to our MART, for convenience of sale, on behalf of owner -who has given up business. AT BACK JoFoUR MART. SILVERSTONE & CO., Auctioneers, 108, Cuba street (Woolworth Bldgs), 1 office desk, ,2 office tables, 3 bookcases, 2 sets of pigeonholes," 2 office chairs, letter press, steel adjustable typist chair, oak card index. cabinet, Primus office heater, large'office clock, 3 Perfection heaters, 2 h.b. chairs, lino, steps, 2 floor cramps, emery wheel f also, costly wall showcase, sft x 4ft 7in x 12in; full mirror-back glass shelves, and sliding doors, with separate base; 1 mahogany counter case with trays, 6ft x 2ft Bin. ■ SILVERSTONE & CO., Auctioneers. : UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE ■- .'-■. ■'■ ' '.At: MAORI BANK, TWO MILES FROM UPPER HUTT, ' ■■■'■• :- On ■'.. -\ .- ■':' ~ ' TUESDAY, 18th: FEBRUARY, At 11.30 a.m. . j ■jVI"ESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., •"■*• having been favoured with instructions, from Messrs. Whiteman Bros., who have disposed of. their property, will Sell at above time and place— . . 4000 SHEEP, comprising— 300 2-Itooth Ewes' 3400 4-tooth to 5-year Breeding Ewes 1400 N.S. Woolly Lambs 200 2-tooth Wethers 420 4-tooth Wethers 30 Romney Rams 10; Southdown Rams. Note: All above sheep are hiil-bred. 150 CATTLE, comprising— 40 Breeding Cows, mostly P.A. cross, with calves at foot R.W. P.A. Bulls 40 M.S. Yearlings, P.A. cross ' 20 2-year Empty P.A. Heifers 30 3-year Steers, P.A. cross 10.4-year Bullocks, P.A. Gross 10 Forward Cows. For the convenience of sale, it has been decided to hold the Sale of Cattle in the Upper Hutt Yards, immediately following the sale of the sheep. .Note: Vendors will undertake to truck stock at Upper Hutt. The Sale of ]50 Dairy Cows, 40 Dairy Heifers, HorsfK. mid Implements will be held on the '2'iih .-;i:-.5 I'fitii February. Full details later. Lights Luncheon provided, _■ i