The Archive · 1938

J. A. Hawkesworth, Esq

At No. 130 ROUTE BOISSEZON

Today, Friday, April 29, 1938, commencing at 10 a.m.

Superior Household Furniture, "G: E." Refrigerator, "Singer" Sewing Machine, Orthophonic Cabinet Gramophone and Sundries Comprising:—Tientsin Carpets and Rugs, Wall Mirrors, Floor Lamps, Book Shelf, Books, Electric Vacuum Cleaner, Drawing' Room and Dining Room Furniture, Glass Ware, Cream Enameled Bedroom Furniture, Simmon' Single and Double Iron Bedsteads and Day Beds, Curtains, Electric Flat period dealt With. and as a careful Fecord of the fluctuations of the Irons, Ornaments etc, also principle staples of commerce, E AMERICAN motor cars are maintaining their popularity throughout the world as equipages of royalty, presidents of republics, diplomats and other official representatives of governments. Sales recently made by the Packard Motors Export Corporation form an imposing list, which includes two kings, a crown princess, two presidents of republic: one governor-general, one speaker of a colonial house of representatives, five cars for two royal households, five ambassadors, eight cars for five different embassies, two consuls, a legation and one consulate.

1 "G.E" Refrigerator 1 "Singer" Treadle Sewing Machine 1 Orthophonic Cabinet Gramophone with Large Collection of Excellent Records

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