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AUCTIONS. TO-DAY, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1.. At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF COUNTRY AND CITY FREEHOLDS. H ERNEST LEIGHTON has received • instructions from THE TRUSTEES :o offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by Pubic Auction, in th» / Chamber of Comneroe,, Customhoifse Quay, ■ Wellington, is above, the following properties:— jOT I—llG2 ACRES (more or less), situate on the Whiteman's Valley Road, adjoining the fine property of Wm, Dymock, Esq. It is handy to the Silvorstroain Railway Station. The i land is undulating,' hilly, and has . fioveral flat, volleys in it,|is watered by- permanent streams, part in grass, part in scrub, and has a large nnantity of valuable firewood thereon. There are two cottages on the property, and a road runs through the block. Tonga of sale —10 per cent, deposit, balance in three months, when delivory will be given... jOT 2—Those conveniently situate Thorndon properties known as Nos. 18 and- 13a, George Street, Wellington, containing 5 and 1 rooms, lot at a rental of ~CI and. .£1 4s. per week respectively; land 33ft. by 132 ft. jOT 3 Part Section 640, having frontage to- Malcolm Lane, and containing an area of 8 perches (moro or less), together, with the old dwelling thereon. Would make a good workshop or garage site. . Full details from the Auctioneer, or rom Messrs. Meek and Von Haast, Soicitors, Brandon Street, Wellington. ■ . Also on Account of another Owner: 'he Property being known as No. 55 Ihorndon Quay. being a valuable, flat, warehouse site, having 25ft. frontage to Thorndon Quay by irregular depth, together with the substantial 2-story 8-roomod residence erected thereon. A large portion of tHe purchase money can remain for nearly five years at 8 per cent. Building Sites bo close to the railway aro becoming increasingly hard to'procure. Buyers 6hould not miss this sale. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, • Auctioneer. ' i TO-DAY, ~1 THURSDAY, JULY 22, ' At 2.30 p.m. / MPORTANT SALE OF-LARGE CITY r RESIDENCE, NO. 31 DANIEL STREET. X ERNEST LEIGHTON has received mstruetions from the owner to ler for ABSOLUTE, SALE iby Public w the CHAMBER dF COM.JiKOL, Customhouse Quay, Wellington \ above— r , THAT FINE PROPERTY,' being Lots 8 and 9, Part Town Acre 793, Wellington District, having 6flft.' , frontage by a depth of 259 feet (all measurements bo the same ft little more or less), together with the substantial house erected thereon, having 10 rooms, scullery, , washhouse, glassed-in verandah, h. and c., enamel bath, lav basin, linen press, cupboards, range, gas Stove, fernery, asphalt paths, m studio, trap shed, loosebox, etc. ierms arranged. Full details from the Auctioneer H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Featherston, Street. CLEARANCE SALE. URPLUS FURNITURE!, GARDEN ; TOOLS, AND SUNDRIES. WESTERN HUTT ROAD, LOWER . HUTT (close to Station), On FRIDAY, JULY 23, At 2 p.m. sharp. □T ERNEST LEIGHTON has received instructions from WILLIAM CAL-' iBNDER, ESQ., who has sold his pro«rty, to offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by üblic Auction, as above, surplus Furniure, etc., including— RIMU BEDROOM SUITE, UPHOLSTERED PIANO SEAT, MUSIC CABINET, ■ OCCASIONAL TABLES, DUCHESSE '& -WARDROBE HANDSOME WAIIDROBE, INVALID TABLE, . GARDEN HOSE, IRON ROLLER. Also,- wicker table, what-not, mincer, bronze ornaments, steel engravings, fern stand, Japanese cabinet, vase, 2 hanging cabinets, hanging bookshelves, pictures, -tovrtl rails, inlaid : chess table, . child s crib, single bedsteads and mattresses, iron and woodon kerbs and fenders, kitchen chairs, mirrored'overmantel.. chairs, washstonds and ware, basket chairs, : upholstered wicker chairs, chests drawers, sundry lots l'iholeum, linen- baskets, clothes baskets, kitchen utensils, curtain poles, step-ladders, good garden 6eat, ladder, mangle, winger, 3- lawn mowers, fork; hoes, rakes, watering clln, edging clippers, 'hedge clippers, sickle and stone, hand saws, first-class wheelbarrow, spades, slashers, scythe and stone, pick, gent.'s bicycle, and ■ 6un- • dries ioo many to enumerate. • H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, ' ■ i Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of 'AIRY STOCfe, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., . AT THE FARM, KINGSTON ROAD, 'SHANNON. FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1920,; • l/TESSRS. ABRAHAM ft WILLIAMS. •'A LTD., instructed by the Trustees ' u tho Estate late W. Gnlloway, will ffer for Sale, as above, at 12.30 p.m.— 12 cows, just recently calved. 29 cows, due August and September • 9 heifers in calf * ■ 8 yearling heifers 1 store cow 1 Shorthorn bull, 3 years 1 yearling Ho Wei n bull, half-draught mare, set disc#, disc plough, cans, sundries, etc. "» • . Also on Account BERT GALLOWAY. ESQ. 1 Barton Farmers' 5-seater Car (good order) ' » ■ 10 sows, to farrow 1 Tamworth boar, ducks and fowls, tine harrows, M,H. plough (s.f.), etc. ■ LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. : SPECIAL HOGtrET SALE. . SPECIAL HOGGET SALE. ' SPECIAL lIOGGET SALE. MARTON YARDS. MAR-TON YARDS. ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LlM■c*. ITED, will sell us above— 9500 HOGGm . The abovo aro all on account of local Farmers, have Iboen well wintered on turnips, and will be sold in lots ,to suit purchasers. g