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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW .MORN] NG, At 10.30 o’clock sharp. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE '■ Of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. “PEERLESS" DROPUEA D SEWING MACHINE, GOOD LINOLEUMS. > Also WIRELESS AERIAL (complete, cost =£lo 10s.). , , On the Premises, 24 Beach Street, Island Bay. TJ JOHNSTON AND CO. have received instructions from (he owner, who is leaving New Zealand, to sell on the premises as above, . Entire contents of six rooms, all in perfect order, and foi; absolute sale. On view morning of sale. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. 5651. : TO-DAY, ’ At 1.30 o’clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION • Of 99 FIRST-CLASS TEAROOM TABLES 49 HIGH SHOP CHAIRS, 10 HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS. Ou Account of Whom it May Concern. ■Now on View. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. S Willeston Street. 5650. TO-DAY, At 1.30 o’clock. MOST ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE Of HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. AT SO VALUABLE WIRELESS SET (Browning Drake), complete with batteries and cabinet. DAA LOTS; ALL TO BE CLEARED OUI REGARDLESS OF PRICE. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- • ed instructions from- the owner, who is shortly leaving New Zealand, to Sell at their Mart, No. 8 Willeston Street, as above. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8 Willeston Street. 5652. DISPERSAL AUCTION SALE AT RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH OF THE WATT MOTOR COMPANY (in voluntary liquidation). EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE WORKSHOP PLANT, TOOLS, STOCK IN TRADE, NEW AND SECOND HAND MOTOR CARS. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDA Y), JANUARY 11, Commencing 12 Noun. XfOUNSEY AND CO. have received "-*• instructions from the Liquidators to sell as above and as follows, EVERYTHING TO BE SOLD TO WIND UP THE BUSINESS. WORKSHOP PLANT AND TOOLS, 51ft. ljin. shafting, 13 assorted pulleys,” 27ft. 3in. rubber belting (motor), 25it. sin. canvas belt (pump), 22ft. 2Jin. canvas belt (drill), 20ft. 2in. leather belt (emery), 15ft. 2in. leather belt (lathe), 40tt. 2in. leather and canvas belt (latlio and counter shaft), 20ft. Sin. canvas belt (emery counter shaft), 22ft. 3in. canvas belt (pump counter shall), 10 shafting bearings, 1 3 h.p. motor and switch, 1 compressor and ~90ft.' '} piping, 1 radial drilling machine and 2 *chucks, 1 hand ,press, 1 emery • stand and wheel, 1 7ft. lai,he and' 15 near wheels, 1 Gin. automatic chuck, 1 lOin. independent chuck, 1 Sin. face plate, 1 14in. face plate, 1 centre support, 1 Armstrong tool holder, 1 Dunell combination tool holder, 15 sundry lathe tools and fittings, 10 lathe carriers, 2 sets chuck jaws, 3 sets Whitworth stocks and dies 1 to lin„ 1 set S.A.E. stocks and dies to fin.. 1 small set Whitworth dies J to {in., 1 set valve seat reamers (new set), 6 assorted wheel pulleys, 1 sot Buick timing wheel extractors, 1 drill block, 1 small 2-Jin. vice, 1 Buick valve spring compressor, 26 taper reamers, 1 breast drill, 1 hand ' drill, 1 large electric drill, 1 small electric drill, 8 Walden.wrenches, 30 assorted drills, 1 large rubber mallet, 1 small do., hammers, 24 assorted spanners, wrenches, bolt, cutters, 3 ciamps, Aleinite grease gun, Zcrk do., crow bars Alemito booster gun, Pyrene lire extinguisher,- snips, pliers, bench drill, valve lathe, 1 set quickest adj. reamers (11), 1 set parallel reamers (27), 1 set chasers (4-), 1 washer cutter, set screw extractors (3) ”4 assorted taps, combination jack and” tow trolley, weaver grease bucket, 1 4in. emery wheel, 1 bin. do., shop clock, petrol tester, hack saws, 3 bench, vices, parallel vice, t»/15ft. benches and drawers, l/10tt. do 311 b. anvil, 81b. hammer, gas blower, Buffalo blower, forge, oil filler, engine stand, crane, wheel extractor, 12ft. ladder, 2 steel squares, 2 long handle jacks, extension lamps, G point electric 2/1} ton endless chains, Tungar rectifier. battery clips, ALSO ’new 5-seatcr Buick Coach (latest model), new 5-seater Oldsmobile , Coach (latest model), 6 well selected used motor cars roadsters and tourers. all in excellent order, Buicks. Oldsmobiles and Onklnnds. Firstclass Buick wrecking truck. ALSO, the whole of the stock of molor accessories and stock in trade. Bowser, 45-gal. oil tank, register comALSO, the valuable properly consisting of garage and sub-lets. MOUNSEY AND CO., Auctioneers. 5619 FRIDAY, THE 27th DAY' OB’ JANUARY, 1928, AT CARTERTON, SALE OF FREIMIOLD I’ l SITUATE AT HIGH SIJtLLX, CARTERTON. _ "WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & COMV’ PANY, LIMITED, Auctioneers, under instructions from tho Registrar o tho Supremo Court at Masterton, will sell at their Stock Saleynrds, Carterton, on FRIDAY, the 27th day of Januaiy, 1928, at 11 o’clock iu the forenoon. Ihe freehold property situate in High > Street. Carterton. and now in the occupation of Dean Bankin Wallis, which property comprises:— ALI/THAT the estate in fee simple in that piece or parcel of land con taining one rood ten peichs (lr. lOp.) more or less, being, part. o Section 209. Taratnbi Plain Biock, being all the land shown on Deposited Plan Number 4933 and al the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Volume _<9, Folio 128, Wellington Registiy. The building on the said land comprises a dwelling of live rooms bathroom and scullery with all conteni el Tlie property is situate in High Street, mortgagee’s application to sell and estimate of value may be feen at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Masterton. For further particulars and of sale application may bo made to ft Auctioneers, or to MESSRS. GAWTTH. BISS. WILSON AND TAVERNER, Solicitors, Krahagen’s Buildings, Carterton TENDERS— | See Page 2. j