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Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY SOLDIERS’ CLUB THURSDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. SOLDIERS’ CLUB THURSDAY AT 2 O’CLOCK. WEBSTER BROS. WILL SELL BY AUCTION AS ABOVE—--45 VALUABLE and GENUINE OIL PAINTINGS BY GREAT MASTERS. With the exception of slight Reservations on Nos. 17, “Transfiguration” (after Raphael) by J. B. Regnault, No. 40 “Lot and His Daughters,” Jacob Jordaeus, No. 49 “La Vierge au Bas Relief,” La da Vinci, No. 63, “The Descent from the Cross.” Paul Rubens. No. 78, “Cleopatra,” A. Auden, and No. 79, “Portrait of David Garrick,” Sir Joshua Reynolds, every other work is FOR SALE ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. In the event of the 39 being sold the above six will also be sold Without Reserve. A« Mr. Schapiro is most anxious and determined to pack nothing, a special inducement is made by him as follows: / 1. A Beau ciful Sapphire (guaranteed) will be given to the purchaser of the highest priced work. 2. The same to the purchaser of most Pictures of highest aggregate. 3. The same to the purchaser of most Pictures, regardless of price. 4. A Genuine Ruby to the first bidder for each lot. AUCTION SALE CONDUCTED BY MR. J. M. SCHAPIRO.

WELL DONE! “My removal was excellent! I am delighted!” This was the brief pleasing message from a client, whose furniaye ' v< ‘ “shifted.” We shall be pleasdto handle yours too. Our men are experts. Our equipment is the most updo-date in the Dominion, Estimates gladly given at our •. ffices. The New ealand Express Co., Ltd.