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AUCTIONS THIS MORNING. At 10.30. SALE BY AUCTION of 4 TONS CORRUGATED- IRON, all sizes and in perfect order, in lots to suit 2 TON'S ENGLISH FENCING WIRE 40 FIRST-CLASS OREGON DOORS 60 SHEETS 6 x e THREE-PLY, beau tifully grained and suitable for interior decoration 400 SHEETS Jin. PLASTER BOARD all sizes 1 CASE NATIONAL SASH CORD 2 CASES BRAWN, 8 COILS MANILA ROPE, PERFECTION COOKER, 8 GAS STOVES, 2 BEACON BOILERS. 2 GOOD TARPAULINS. 15 x ’2 and 12 x <! AT OUR MART, BASEMENT. E. JOHNSTON AND CO.. Auctioneers, No. 8 Willcston Street. 6029 pEILDING SALE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1927, At 11.30 a.m. 2000 SE-EEP, comprising—--800 ewes r.w. S.D. rams 400 fat lambs and sheep 300 wethers 400 lambs 350 hoggets 50 store sheep. HEAD CATTLE, comprising—--15 springing cows and heifers 25 fat cattle 15 mixed cattle. Also, 4 half-draughts, 1 draught mare, 1 half-draught mare and foal. 10 P,A bullocks Also, at 11.15, 24,000 bricks. 6005 SALE UNDER-ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT, By the Wellington Building and Construction Company, Limited, on FRIDAY, the Twenty-ninth Day of JULY, at 2.30 o’clock in the afternoon. HBrace baker, '-limited, have received instructions from the Wellington Building and Construction Company, Limited, acting under the authority of a certain Supreme Court Order for Sale, bearing date the Tenth day of June, 1927, to offer for Sale, by Public Auction, at the Dominion Farmers’ Institute, Featherston Street (Wool Sale Room), first -floor), Wellington, on the above-mentioned date, the following property ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, being part of Section 296, Hutt District, being Lots 8,9, and 10 on Deposited Plan 74-17, being part of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, entered in the Wellington Register, Volume 288, Folio 197. The land is one of the Bloomfield Farm Settlement Sections, on the main Wairarapa Road, between Maoribank aud Kaitoke, and has partially erected thereon a substantial brick dwelling. The conditions of sale can be inspected and reserve price can be ascertained, at any convenient time prior to the sale at the Office of the Auctioneers, or at Messieurs Webb, Richmond, Cornish, and Swan, Solicitors, 233 Lambton Quay, Wellington. HORACE BAKER. LTD., Auctioneers 233 Lambton Quay. Phone 40—969. 5277 UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE, THOROUGHBRED HORSES, RACING GEAR, ETC. ' jAT OPAKI, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1927, At 1 p.m. 'THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ 1 CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING 00., LTD. have been instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late Thomas Higgins, deceased, to ofter, at the above time and place, the following— BAY MARE BLONDE, in training . BROWN MARE, LADY BEN, in trainBROWN MARE, LADY GENERAL, in fohl to Sky BlueBROOD MARE. MOUNTAIN MARCH, stinted to Hymestra CHEST COLT, 1-YEAR,* Gasbag—Lady General _ BAY FILLY, 2-YEAR, Greyspear—Lady BAY COLT, 1-year, Hymestra—Mountain March ROAN PONY, 12 hands. SUNDRIES, ETC.: R.T. Gig and Harness 50 Sacks Feed Oats 3 tons O.S. Chaff Hay, Straw, Clipping Machine. Horse Covers and all Racing Gear, ineluding: Saddles, Bridles, etc., found in a well-equipped racing stable. t>os3

TO LET. i AN IDEAL HOME FOR YOUR BUSINESS THE LATEST IN MODERN OFFICE, WAREHOUSE AND ’ - \ SHOP ACCOMMODATION. UH IK B ■LmMltil ml Mwai || There is office accommodation and a limited area of warehouse space available for tenants in the handsome new seven-story building in Mercer and Wakefield Streets now being erected for “The Dominion newspaper. Also there are shops on the ground flooi. n,„ The building is constructed on the most modern lines, and with the most up-to-date office and warehouse equipment The lighting throughout is exceptionally good; tenants will have the benefit of Central Heating. There are four lifts (a stand-by power plant provides against the contingency of a break-down in the City Power Supply), and there are many other special features of advantage to tenants. , . It is expected that the building will be completed by Christmas of this year/ and as subdivision of the various floors is now proceeding, prospective tenants requiring special subdivisions to suit their needs are requested to communicate as early as possible with the agents. The building is situated in the very hehrt of Wellington, fronting one of the finest open spaces in the City, and also has a back entrance from Old Custom House Street. With the City Council’s development scheme in this locality, which includes the early widening of Mercer Street, and the complete transformation of Old Custom House. Parish and St. Hill Streets into a modern shopping centre, this portion of the City will be enormously increased in-value for shop and office purposes. In addition it is handy to wharves and shipping, banks. Post Office, and Municipal Offices. Though adjacent to tramway routes, it escapes the noise of passing trams. Intending tenants should make early application to the letting agents: — MESSRS E. PALLISER AND CO., __ Grey Street, Wellington.