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AUCTIONS. l IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BUYERS OF EXCLUSIVE FURNISHINGS! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, ■ ' ' COMMENCING EACH DAY, at 1 p.m. SHARP. . MONEYS WORTH FURNITURE STORE On the Premises: No. 63, WILLIS STREET (close to "Eveiling Post"). CLOSING DOWN **fffi^uS&OTll SMO^licLfe the Very latest). ■ €2000 STOCK" OF EXPENSIVE, EXCLUSIVE, AND UP-TO-DATE OAI suites, oak and walnut suites chfster HELD SUITES, WRITING BUREAUX, BEAUTIFUL .CHINA* CABINEI^ RADIO TABLES, TWIN OAK BEDSTEADS, REFECTORY TABLES otl ANT) IvIMU TALLBOYS. SEAGRASS CHAIRS, EXPENSIVE (UNE'bACI fe^ UMKi TE?' SEI ECrAL FIRESIDE CHAIRS, CARPET&t RUGst KUJS | jn Jjj±to, JjJJN U&, ate, etc. ■ TO BE SLAUGHTERED BY AUCTION ! BY E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. This is all beautifully-finished furniture and most exclusive designs Must be see to be appreciated. Come and inspect beiore the sale. Now is the time to buy Nothm more up to date ever sold under the hammer in Wellington. All furniture scertai to advance iv price at least 20 per cent, within the next few weeks SO BUY NOW! 1 ' . . • E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.

AT OUR MART, No. 8, WILLESTON ■STREET, ' MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE Of THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A . MODERN FLAT (Removed to our Mart from Grass street, Oriental Bay). C 1 JOHNSTON AND CO. will hold a -*-*• special.sale of UP-TO-DATE FURNISHINGS, all equal to new, including:— • . 1 MOST EXPENSIVE MIRZAPORE CARPET, in perfect condition (cost 42 guineas) 3 GOOD WILTON AND AXMINSTEB CARPET SQUARES, all in reallj good order 2 CANE-BACK LOUNGE CHAIRS, with loose cushions FIRESIDE AND BRIDGE CHAIRS LARGE BLACK - MOHAIR RUG! SEAGRASS CHAIRS, OAK ROUNE OCC. TABLE, PICTURES, PARI DINING SET, CUT GLASSWARE BRASS BOWLS AND POT PLANTS, ALMOST NEW "ELEC ' ...TROLTJX" ELEC. VACTJU3J CLEANER, DARK OAK TEi WAGON, EXPENSIVE (HOUSE HOLD LINEN AND BLANKETS . D.OWN QUILTS, 2 3-PIECE CHES TERFIELD SUITES, SET '?TAY -•• LORS" PLAYING BOWLS, GOOI LINOS.,. DARK OAK DINING SUITE of 6 pieces, DROPEND Wlßli COUCH, LOT BOOKS, 2 GENTS OAK TALLBOYS, TWIN OAK BED STEADS complete with best qualitj •wire mattresses and kapok beds, al most new Lawn Mower. Good kitchei utensils and, appointments. . ■ ' ■ - ■ '•. Also, VALUABLE SUPER-HET. RADIO SET guaranteed perfect. Now on view. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, .- , . No.; 8, Willeston .street. ,■ . .'■ TUESDAY NEXT, ~~ ~ At 1 p.m. sharp, SALE BY AUCTION OF HEAVY QUALITY SHIPPING CO E.P. WARE Elkington's, Walker and Hall's,' and ■ • '• Mappin and Webb's (Plate that will last a lifetime). 04.; E.P. SUGARS, 12. Butters am linings, 3 Egg Cruets, 15 Entrei Dishes and Covers (round), 17 En tree Dishes and Covers (oval), 1! Mustard Pots and, linings, 6 Saua Boats, 5 Veg. Dishes, 6 pairs. Salai Servers, Tea Sets, also 140 doz.Jheav; quality A.l E.P. Ice Cream Sodi Spoons. ' '■'■■■ .■.' ', . ■-'■■': Also, at 1.30 p.m., 12 FIRST-CLASS 'CONSOLE TABLI and UPRIGHT. GRAMOPHONES, a] leading makes, cost up to £75 ; piece, to be sold if they only realis £l' : each; 500,real,good records, 3 Up right Grand, I?ianos, ]2 new and up ■ to-date Radio: ■ Sets, all electric, ani all guaranteed. > ; At our Mart, No. 8, Willeston street. On "view. morning- of sale. Inspectioi invited. " . - ■ . "P JOHNSTON AND CO., " "Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY^ MOKNING, Commencing at 10115 sharp. ATTRACTIVE: SALE OS1' SUPERIOI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUPEI '.AX. CARPET, 15 s 10.6, SUPEI . WILTON CARPETS, SPECIALLY •' WELL-MADE CHESTERFIELD am COMFY. EASY CHAIRS, OAK DIN ING-ROOM SUITE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, OAK BEDROOM SUITES, INLAID OAK WRITINC BUREAU, REAL GOOD" LOT O] BOOKS, OLD CHINA, - GLASS WARE,. AX. RUNNERS, TWII OAK BEDSTEADS AND Al 3 P.pINTMENTS,{ .■.:■-■% 300 LOTS 30C On the premises, No.. 264, The Terrac (Close to Mount street), On account of Mrs. Kennedy, who is gfr . _ ing up housekeeping. This is a most completely furnishei home, and everything is in very nice oi der. "■•' ■ • ■■- ■ Full details later. ]? JOHNSTON AND C 0.,/ "tt*'"■■■ Auctioneers. ■ ', ■ TUESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, "'. ■■:: 1.30 sharp. At\Eesidence: 17, TIBER STREET ■■'.'. (Behind School. See flag), .., ISLAND.BAY. ISLAND BA"S AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR OAI AND RIMU-DINING-ROOM ANI BEDROOM FURNITURE, ALS< • GENERAL CONTENTS OF HOMI TJAMSEY WILSON & CO., Auctioneer! ■*-*' 98, Manners street, favoured with ii structions from Mrs. Hart, will sell a above. Comprising:— Costly 4-piece oak bedroom suite, supei ior oak sideboard, special oak h.l chairs, oak settee (double-ended), oa Morris chairs, oak hallstand, kaui . ' dining table and 6 b.b. chairs (t match), seagrass chairs, Congoleui square (12 x 9), hall chairs, s.w. be< steads and wires, mattresses, duchess chests, d.w. bedstead and wire an mattress, carpet rugs, hall rug (Indian - pictures, ornaments, k. table, chair saucepans, crockery, glassware, fire c: tinguisher, lawn mower (as new), an general effects. . . ' Also, BERLEIT MOTOR-CAR (o-seater toure: 4-cylinder, 15.9 h.p.). SALE TUESDAY, 1.30 SHARP. Oil view morning of sale. RAMSEY WILSON, Telephone 42-785. Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, .15th FEBRUARY, 1.3 . N0..7, ROXBURGH STREET. AUCTION SALE SUPERIOR HOUSI HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECT! KAMSEY WILSON & CO., favoure with instructions from Mr. S. Wilsoi will sell as above. Details later. ' ■ RAMSEY WILSON, Auctioneer. LAERY AND CO.,'LTD., Fruit Exchange, ' ;. . '; ' WELLINGTON* T^E- are Buyers of Sound-Grain, \Flou: .... M Chaff gacks,

THURSDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 1933, At 2.30 pjn. AUCTION SALE. I LARGE FACTORY PREMISES, DRUMMOND STREET, NEWTOWN TyrESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. hat ' PUBLIC AUCTION 'at THE REA ESTATE AUCTION ROOMS, HAI COURT CHAMBERS, 4143, PANAJt ■ a±.tU!ilil, on the above-mentioned dat •^.Fq^ldla^S : THE LAND is on the north side < t Drummond street, just off Adelaide ro ai and abuts on to Government Hous ', grounds. There is a frontage to Drun r mond street of 26ft by a depth, of 75f then widening out to 65ft for a furthf » iwft. The land is slightly elevated, tin obtammgthe niasimum of light and ai , lilii BUILDINGS comprise— ,■ (1) THE FACTORY, built of brick ar , constructed, splendidly lighted ar 1 ventilated, centrally heated, and pari - tioned into offices, storerooms, wor L rooms, etc. It is equipped on tl k. lower floor with electric driving m - chmery and very extensive shaftin ' liw iron 0 .? 0t0. r garage approsimate ; lott x ISft, with concrete floor ) ANr<?S4 Lc.fACTORY BOTH AS R \ GARDS SITE AND BUILDINGS 5 &&t&*^ for full det;il HARCOURT AND CO., , . Auctioneers, 41-43, Panama street. Telephones 44-017, 44-018. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. ' 06 36.7 perches, Freehold 1. and subject to Memorandum of Moi gage Number 187992. U # ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., < „ ?PPIIC? tlo, n of the Mortgagee w i ,nLf b? Ver l a,nd > .publfe auction^ a ™?° r a PPUcatl>. n to Bell- estimates a value, and condition of sale apply to ,E gistrar or to the Auctioneers or to R ff GILLON, Solicitor, 288, Lambton qua Wellington. * i THURSDAY, 16th, at 1.30 p.m. )- On the Premises, 135 a,. Thorndon qua; I^INGSWAYS, LTD., Auctioneers, ha received instructions from owner sell the Contents of 9 Rooms witho reserve. Comprising Piano by Strauss in wain case,- a really good instrument; Single Wooden Beds (all as new), Ms tresses, Duchesses, all the Linos, whi are all equal to new; Runners, Rm Tables, Chairs, Blankets, Shee [{. ' Quilts, Crockery, etc. El Particulars later. f JAS. D. DAVIDSON, d ... Auctioneer, r- : ■". ■ . : —! —"—: ; — JJ MORTGAGEE'S SALE, * WEDNESDAY, 15th MARCH, 1933, $ ' - - At 2.30 p.m. '- MURRAY STREET, UPPER HUT: v ..(Near WALLACEVILLE STATION] Modern Bungalow, of 6 rooms, with i conveniences, including electric ligl "Moffatt" electric cooker, built-in war robes, cupboards, etc. Porcelain ba' , and basin. a . "' 15.8 Perches Freehold Lot 14 on Depos ed; Plan 1649 Part Section 125-Hv District Certificate of Title Volui 153 folio 125, •• ■> T & BETHUNE AND- COMPAN w" on application of the Mortgagee, w sell the above land by; Public Auction x der the. Conduct of the Registrar of t Supreme' Court ■at Wellington, at thi . Roomsj Brandon street, Wellington, 2.30 pirn, on Wednesday, 15th Mart T 1933. ■ ■ ; . Application to sell, estimate of vali and conditions of sale,, apply to Registi LJ or to Messrs. Wylie and Wiren, Solfcito V .136, Featherston street, Wellington, or s J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., a- Auctioneers." is ' ' r- BOOKS < BOOE 0. BOOKS BOOri gOOK AND CURIO SALE, m FRIDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1933, f e " At 1 p.m., id ' . Comprising )> COMPREHENSIVE CATALOGUE ( s» . NEW ZEALAND WORKS, GEOI =5 GICAL LIBRARY, LIMITED El ld TIONS, RARE SETS, GENEKj - LITERATURE. Also, r, KIWI FEATHER MAORI M\T P PIU, RAIN CLOAK, GREENSTOI EARRINGS, CAST OF KUM\I GOD, ETC.,. And TWO STAMP COLLECTIONS EAR] NEW ZEALAND NEWSPAPEI ETC. -, Wellington Almanack, 1851; Hochst ter's New Zealand; Kirk's For Flora; Treaty of Waitapgi (Buicl ■ Turnbull's Voyage Round the Wor p. . ■. : Voyage of Captain Cook by Kipp „ etc., etc., including some very r; o- pamphlets. i& ■■ ■ And Q) The Farington Diary in 8 Volume Grant Duff's Diary (12 Vols.): Ea em' Love (12 Vols.); Decameron Vols.); Book of the Sword. (Burto: And Nest and Eggs of Australian Birds,' =. A. J. North (4 Vols.). CATALOGUES NOW READY And BOOKS ON VIEW. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers, Cnr. Brandon and Featherston street • THE PEN DOCTOR TS the recognised Medico for Founts r, •*•■ Pens and Eversharp Pencils. Cons tations free. X3eo. Jeffery, Lambtou-q .'cpp.-aiQ s .