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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 297, 14 September 1927, Page 18

AUCTIONS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LIBRARY (ROOM 2, FIRST FLOOR). 113 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. LOWER HUTT LOWER HUTT TO-DAY At 2.30 p.m. TO-DAY , 1. T HAVE received instructions from Thomas Dunne. Esq., who is retiring from 1 business, to offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, his valuable Main Street Property, known as Everybody’s Cash Store, “THE OPEN WAREHOUSE,” and having a Main Street frontage of 50 feet by a depth of 140 feet, be these measurements a little more or less. The above valuable holding is almost opposite the Post Office. . It also adjoins the section upon which the stately building of the National Bank is to be erected, and is only a few yards from the block which recently fetched £155 per foot. The present buildings erected on the property consist of a spacious 2-story warehouse with up-to-date ground floor, show windows, together with a commodious millinery establishment. There is also a further 12ft. available for shop frontage. This is considered io be one of the finest opportunities ever oflered to city firms and merchants to- secure a central business site in this fast-growing suburb. 2. Subject to the above property being sold, MR. DUNNE’S PRIVATE RESIDENCE, ‘MAHENO,” Queen’s Road, Lower Hutt, will also be offered. This is undoubtedly one of the finest centrally-situated homes iu Lower,-llutt. Comprises 6 largo rooms and garage, together with every possible convenience. JUSTIN M. POWER,b LOWER HUTT’S AUCTIONEER. SG3-1

“CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LIBRARY’’ (Room 2, first floor) 113 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. LOWER HUTT LOWER HUTT LOWER HUTT LOWER HUTT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1927, At 3 p.m. MAIN STREET PROPERTY. MAIN STREET PROPERTY. 1— “Wakelin’s Printing House” (opposite Bank of New Zealand)—Land frontage 20 feet by a depth of 131 feet. Buildings thereon —Concrete double show window, shop and printing offices in rear 20 feet by 50 feet. This proposition is a wonderful investment. Shop can be let for £1 10s. per week and Printing Offices for A 3 yer week. LOW RESERVE—DON’T MISS IT. 2— Mr. Wakelin’s private residence, 43 Knight’s Road, Lower Hutt, new 6roomed Bungalow, with sleeping out, porch, sun room and spacious garage. Land 60 feet bv 150 feet. LOW RESERVE ALSO. Tho above is a gorgeous homo centrally situated. Further particulars from— JUSTIN M. POWER, Lower Hutt’s Auctioneer. PETONE. PETONE. PETONE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), September 15. 12.30 Sharp. On the Premises, 55 SYDNEY STREET. PETONE. T M. PEARSON AND CO., AuctionJ • eers and Estate Agents, Jackson Street, Pctone, have received instructions from Nurse Lobb to offer for sale WITHOUT ANY RESERVE the Complete Contents of her Well-fur-nished and equipped ' MATERNITY HOSPITAL, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by RowORGAN OAK SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING 6-P?ECE H BEDROOM SUITE (selected 3— 1 DRAWING-ROOM SUITE ELECTROLUX (new) ESCRITOIRE REVERSIBLE RUGS T „ CONTENTS OF DINING-ROOM DUCHESSES. SINGLE BEDS AND BEDDING. Etc., Etc. COMPLETE HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT, comprising 3 Sterilisers, Enamel Basins, Jugs, Bedpans, Pails. White Enamel Pedestals, Chairs, Cols, etc., CABINETMAKER’S AND GARDEN TOOLS ‘ N 0 RESERVE. J. M. PEARSON, Auctioneer. 8606 JJPPER HUTT SALE, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), September 15, 1927. 12 store cattle ~ 2 separators. 8610 TIULLS AND -Dulls and buiiel-I'AI. THE BEST OF THE JERSEY BREED AT THE FIFTH NATIONAL SHOW AND SALE NATIONAL SHOW AND SALE At CLAUDELANDS SHOW GROUNDS, HAMILTON. Judge: A. E. Missen, Esq. We have pleasure in announcing that leading Jersey Breeders ol Nortn aud South Auckland, Waikato, Manawutu, and Taranaki have consigned tho cream of their studs to this Salo, comprising :— K-7 TWO-YEAR-OLD AND OLDER O I STUD BULLS YEARLING STUD AND DAIRY' S’ BULLS FEMALES, ALL AGES This is the greatest collection of But-ter-fat Sires yet submitted for sale in any part of the Southern Hemisphere. They arc the picked Bulls of the leading studs. Every animal well grown and specially prepared for good service. No bartering—every animal is submitted for absolute unreserved sale. It is the greatest opportunity progressive dairymen and breeders have ever had to get herd leaders that are real herd improvers. Write for tho wonderful Catalogue. Sons and grandsons of 500, 600, 700, SOO, 900, and 10001 b. Butter-fat Cows. Bulls of great type from champion show cows and famous producers. The sire of one of tho breed’s 16001 b. butter-fat cows. A coming champion butter-fat bull who is also a son of a sister to a IOOOIb. cow. A great young sire direct from Jersey Island. The best of tho breed. FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, At 11.30 a.m. SECOND DAY. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, At 11 a.m. There will bo wonderful opportunities to pick up great young sires from this collection of 175 head at bargain prices. If you cannot attend send in your commissions. All stock placed free on truck. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A CO., LTD., ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers. 8630 W BARBER AND CO., Dry Cleaners •(no dyeing), 125 Cuba Street, City.