To-day, Saturday, October 7, 1939, at 9.30 a.m.
Persian, Tientsin and Axminster carpets, rugs, real leather and tapestry covered double spring couches and arm chairs, day beds with deepsleép mattresses, modern style dining room and bedroom furniture, writing desks, desk chairs, bookcases, filing cabinets, copying press, inkstands, telegraphic codes, iron safe, table fans, portable typewriter, barometers, field-glasses wardrobe trunk, gramophone and records, pictures, miniature of Napoleon, large wall mirror, sideboard dining tables, dining chairs, silverware cabinets, out glassware, wine and porcelain ware, dinner and tea crockery, cutlery, elect aluminium cooking chine, blackwood tables, chairs, stools, Sim ight tables, centre iron and wooden bedsteads with mattresses, kitchen tables, cupboards, lacquer furniture, bronze heads, air gun, books, stove. etc. also British C.-in-C.
London, Oct. 6. head of the Turkish i mission, called on General Sir Edmund Ironside, Commander-in-Chief of the Home Forces, at the War Office yesterday. The presence of the Turkish delegation is reported to be connected wilh military, financial and economic problems.—Reuter, 1 Slot machine in good working order. 1 Cash register, 1 Remington typewriter, 1 Bronze statue on marble stand, 1 studio couch 2 Peking dogs, 2 months old, (1 male and 1 female), 1 Howe scale with'
weights 1 Revere 6-tube radio 220v, in good order, 1 Majestic 9-tube radio 110v. 1 Dodge 1932, 4-door de luxe sedan in perfect condition, recently overhauled, {overhaul bill can be inspected) engine No. D. H. 40493 1 Fiat 1929, r coach in ood running order, engin recently overhauled, engine No, 109A-151280
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.