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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 82, 4 October 1938, Page 20

AUCTIONS. , JP JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW, at 1 p.m., SHARP. At our mart, No. 8 Willeston Street. SALE BY AUCTION. Of The entire contents of a 12-roomed hostel, OVER 300 LOTS, and all in eood order and to be SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. Several good carpets, runners, lounge rugs, 16 carpet .mats 18 good duchesse chests, 8 chests of drawers, 12 h.b. dining chairs, 18 kitchen chairs, wardrobe, pedestal cupboards, 2 gateleg tables, dining and occ. tables, 2 chesterfield suites of 3 pieces, 12 seagrass chairs, ice chest, dinner wagon, art curtains and cushions, linoleums, gong, carpet sweepers, lot crockery and glassware, elec. radiators, elee. irons, lamps and shades, lawn mower, oak and rimu sideboards, Morris couches, comfy divan and easy chairs, framed mirrors, good double oak and rimu bedsteads, single wooden bedsteads and mattresses, table mangle, pictures, 2 gents' bicycles, rowing exercise machine, gramophones and records, % bedstead and mattress, 50 player rolls, good lot kitchen utensils, wringer, and hundreds of other useful houeshold furnishings. Basement Mart is crowded to ceiling and we again intend to make an absolute clearance. Sale will commence at 1 p.m. SHARP TOMORROW. THIS IS A GOOD LOT. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. UNCLAIMED CARGO. J£ JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TOMORROW MORNING. At 10.30 o'clock. At our mart, No. 8 Willeston Street. SALE BY AUCTION. JO(V SHEETS CORRUGATED IRON, *»" in splendid order; case of wallboard, 9ft x 4ft xM; up-to-date mantelpiece. ALSO 8 NEW IMPORTED PORCELAIN BATHS (slightly chipped), in green, yellow, and plain white • colours; sizes six 6ft and two sft 6in. NOW ON VIEW, E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE AT LOWER HUTT. T? JOHNSTON'AND CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY NEXT, at 12.30 sharp. IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING AUCTION SALE Of HIGH-CLASS AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. (CONTENTS OF A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME.) 350 LOTS 350 At the Residence, No. 60 King's Crescent, LOWER HUTT. By order of the Trustees in the estate of the late Mr. E. L. Mowbray (deed.). Included in this interesting catalogue -will be found:— DRAWING-ROOM— Axminster carpet square, brass spark guard, beautiful hand-worked tapestry screen, expensive elec. radiator (coals), elec. figure reading lamp, a nice collection of VALUABLE ORNAMENTS, marble clock, silk curtains and pelmets, card table, SPECIAL WATER COLOURS by well-known artists, VALUABLE 3-PIECE CHES S TERFIELD SUITE uphol. in expensive wool moquette and fitted with loose cushions and mahogany stained fronts, INLAID CANE-BACK OCC. CHAIRS, nest of oak tables-OLD and VALUABLE FIGURED WALNUT CARD TABLE and FIGURED WALNUT INLAID OVAL TABLE with claw legs, plaques, cushions, brass candlesticks, etc, dining-room-Ax, carpet square, old English OAK CORNER CABINET, expensive elec. fire, smoker's stand, MAHOGANY DROPSIDE OCC. TABLE, VALUABLE MARBLE PEDESTAL AND FIGURE ORNAMENT, a nice collection of VALUABLE WATER COLOURS by R. Thorn Barthop, Kimble, L. A. Wilson, and W. M. Barraud, silk curtains and pelmet, special solid WALNUT BUFFFET DINING SUITE with draw-leaf table and chairs to match (in excellent order and very latest design), 3-tier tea wagon, a SPECIAL COLLECTION OF CRYSTAL, i heavy crystal decanters, 2 heavy water jugs, crystal goblets, tumblers, wines and liqueur glasses, dinner service, 3 cut glass bottle tantalus, lot of crockery, H.P. cups, valuable Greek coffee set, fancy pups and plates, E.P. ware, E.P. round soup' tureen and ladle, E.P. entree dishes, E.P. crystal cruet, MAH. FRAMED OVAL MIRROR, etc. ENTRANCE HALL AND LONG HA.LLAx. carpet squai» and long FI11 &D AX. CARPET, SOLID OAK REFECTORY HALL TABLE, LARGE EGYPTIAN FIGURE PEDESTAL, ■ valuable GRANDFATHER CLOCK, a solid oak barometer, old English oak wood box, smoker's stands, man. stand and brass bowl, pictures, monkey ornament, tapestry, wall hangings, pot plant, cyclamen, etc. SUN PORCH— Inlaid lino., oak dropside table, garden chairs and table, elec. radiator, travelline rugs, hand sewing machine, CONTENTS OF WELL-FURNISHED BEDROOMS, including Ax. carpets and rugs, lacq. corner cabinet, bedside table, wall cabinets, walnut whatnot, MOST EXPENSIVE MAHOGANY LOW BOY with plate glass top, 5 drawers, SINGLE MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD and 2 SPRING MATTRESSES, MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLE with cabriole legs, MAH. PED. CUPBOARD and mah. chairs, all to match (these are special pieces of mahogany and in excellent order), s. oak bedstead and bedding, eiderdowns, easy chairs, good mattresses and pillows, 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, rimu duchesse, elec. wall radiator for bathroom, trouser presser, also kitchen utensils, special lot of alum, ware, el. toaster, el. kettle, el. iron, aim. caddies, groceries, table and chairs, inlaid lino., small step' ladder, patent alum, steam cooker, clo. horse, wringer, mops, brooms, meat safe, dust bin, 2 seed-raising frames with sliding glass tops, garden stakes, timber, NEW IRONCRETE LAWN ROLLER, seed boxes, lime manure, SPECIALLY GOOD LOT OF GARDEN TOOLS (the best), water cans, flower pots,, hose, good arc Vici trouble lamp, and numerous other lots. This is a most completely furnished home and everything is in excellent order. Sale Thursday next, at 12.30 sharp. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. REMOVED FROM STORE. OWNER LEFT NEW ZEALAND. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2 p.m. 280 LOTS 280 SUPERIOR QUALITY FURNITURE, CARPETS, ROSEWOOD PIANOLA, MOST EFFECTIVE FURNISHINGS, SMALL OFFICE SAFE and SMALL HANDY GAS CALIPHONT, ETC. . GILVERSTONE" AND CO., Auctioneers, •^ 110 Lambton Quay (at Mees Steps), have definite instructions to Sell without any reserve. FULL DETAILS TOMORROW. SILVERSTONE AND CO., Auctioneers. TELEPHONE 44-040 for Quotations foi Catalogues, Invitations, Business Stationery, etc. Half-tone and Line Blocks made at shortest notice. The "Eveninc Post" Printing Works. VX7E Make, Line or Ball-tone Blocks for all ..urposes and all papers from the cheapest newsprint to the finest art. "Evening Post" Printing Works. Tel. urn.