On Saturday, October 26, 1940, commencing at 9.30 a.m.
(Some furniture made by Arts and Crafts)
Tientsin and Axminster carpets, rugs, curtains, table covers, upholstered double spring couches and arm chairs, day beds, gramophones, records, pictures, oil paintings, electric waffle irons and coffee percolators, EP. ware, tea sets, cutlery, cut glass and brass ware, vases, lamps, mirrors, ornaments, electric clock andjradiators, table fans, wardrobe trunks, rowing machine, child's cart, scale, transformers, opera-glasses, wrist watches, dressing set, modern style dining room and bedroom suites, books, magazines, bookcases, desks, desk chairs, (ling cabinets, copying press, Oliver typewriter, "Chinese blackwood long tables, teapoys, flower stands, hall stands, sideboards, cellarettes, dining tables, dining chairs, dinner wagons, silver ware cabinets, hall stands, ping-pong table set, morris chairs, wardrobes, dressing tables, chests of drawers, night tables, centre tables, chairs, stools, screens, Simmons iron and wooden bedsteads, mattresses, cupboards, meat safes, heating stoves, mattings, congoleums, etc. also 2 "Frigidaire" Refrigerators 110/220 volts in good condition: 1 Fine tone iron framed upright piano by E. Krause Stuttgart 1 "Telefunken" 6-tube all-wave radio 110 or 220 volts 1 Grandfather clock with chime, 1 Large teakwood counter with Joe chest
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
