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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 302, 21 September 1928, Page 20

AUCTIONS. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), SEPTEMBER 21, 1925, At 2.30 sharp. AT OUR MART, 12 AND 1-1 MANNERS STREET. Doherty auctioneering ltd., have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction at. their Mart, as above— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Incl tiding PIANO BY JOHN BRINSMEAD AND 3 CHESTERFIELD COUCHES, all well sprung and in good condition CHESTERFIELD SUITE (in moquette) ... OAK BEDROOM SUITE (4 pieces) NOTE —OUR MART IV ILL BE OPEN TILL 9 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT. CALL HERE FOR FURNITURE DOHI'MtTY AUCTIONEERING LTD., 12 & J-l Manners Street, Wellington. P. NORRIS YOUNG, Auctioneer. Tel. 43—327. 9190 TO-DAY 1.30 p.m. TO-DAY. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SINGER DROPIIEAD, TYPEWRITER, Etc. IN DECEASED PERSON’S ESTATE, ft W. PRICE AND CO.. AUCTIONV. EERS, 91 DIXON STREET, will sell as above. Also, CONTENTS OF 0 ROOMS. REMOVED FROM CHURCH STREET. GOODS NOW ON VIEW. NO RESERVE. Tel. 21—067. C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. 91SS RAMSEY“wiLSON & CO~ SELL AT MART, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), At 2 p.m.: ipXTENSIVE Selection of Superior •*-4 Household Furniture, Upright Grand Piano, Oak aud Riinu Bedroom Suites, and everything necessary for the home. MART OPEN UNTIL 9 TO-NIGHT. RAMSEY WILSON AND CO., 98 Manners St. opp. Regent Theatre. 9189 TO-DAY, 2.30 P.M. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. CONTENTS of 7 ROOMS, at KARORT, removed to our Mart for convenience of Sale. LOTS LOTS SILVERSTONE AND CO., Auctioneers. Cuba Street. Phone 20 —907. 9197 TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), SEPTEMBER 22, 1928, At 2 o’clock sharp. On the Premises, 452 BROADWAY, MIRAMAR. JJOHERTY AUCTIONEERING LTD. have been instructed by Mrs. Longhurst, who is leaving Wellington, to Sell on the premises, as above — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. CONTENTS OF 4 ROOMS. Full details later. DOHERTY AUCTIONEERING LTD., 12 and 14 Manners Street, WELLINGTON. P. NORRIS YOUNG, Auctioneer. Telephone 43—327. 9191 UNRERSERVED CLEARING SALE. OF DAIRY STOCK, ETC., At the Farm, McLEAVY ROAD, OHAU, On WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1928, At 12 noon. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND x MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. Hugh Mullins, whose lease has expired, to Sell — 23 good cows 3 selected yearling heifers 3 sows with litters 1 sow to farrow 12 store pigs 1 good spring cart gelding , Good spring dray, and harness, b.Ii.H. plough, chains, bars, combined rider and scarifier, 2-cow Zealandia milking plant, 11-h.p. Parkinson engine, 50-gal. N. Lister separator, tools, and sundries. NOTE. —We can thoroughly recommend this herd, being mostly bred J erseySj in nice condition, and although the past season was unfavourable, the herd averaged over 3001 b. fat. LIGHT LUNCHEON. 9214 AUCTION SALE Of PROPERTIES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, At 2.30. AUCTIONEERS: JOHN W. FOSTER AND CO. Place of Sale: AUCTION ROOMS. JOHNSTON’S CHAMBERS, Corner Featherston and Panama Streets. No. 13 PATTERSON STREET—A TWO-STORIED 9-ROOMED RESIDENCE, containing all modern conveniences, can be at small cost; converted into 2 flats; situated as it is in the heart of the City, should prove a good permanent investment. Vacant possession. Reasonable terms. (M. E. Ward’s Trust.) No. 26 RICHMOND STREET, PETONE—A LARGE SECTION (66 x 128 ft.). on which is erected a flroomed Modern Residence, also large garage (32 x -17 ft.), with loft and a smaller garage. Vacant possession. (Sharp’s Agency.) BALFOUR STREET, BERHAMPORE —A comfortable WHARE, with conveniences, section 49ft. x 132 ft. Vacant possession. (Estate T. 11. Watson.) 154 OWEN STREET. NEWTOWN-TWO-STORIED DWELLING, containing 5 large rooms with bathroom, scullery, washhouse, and basement workshop; land 33 x 100 ft. The fittings include c. 1., range, b. and c. water, gas stove, bath, tiled grates, built-in wardrobe. (Bornholdt Estate.) 28 COTTLE VILLE TERRACE, TIIORNDON—THREE - ROOMED COTTAGE, with detached shed^ lavatory, and storeroom; land 17ft. x 56ft.; concrete paths and yard, brick copper, and wooden tubs. (Adnett Estate.) JOHN W. FOSTER AND CO., acting under instructions from the Public Trustee, will offer tlie above Properties for Sale by Public Auction. i Full particulars and cards to inspect from the Auctioneers. E. P. LEVIEN. Auctioneer. 9196

The conversation which a young woman was having in the telephone-box in Auckland was brought to an abrupt termination (says the “Herald”). With a resounding crash the box was knocked from its foundations, coming to rest, on its side al. Hu: entrance to some adjoining shops. There wits an ominous silence, broken when tlie astonished onlookers saw Hie occupant, shaken but practically unharmed, emerge on hands and knees from the bottom of the box. “.It was like a moving-picture show.” said one of Hie spectators. The incident which was the cause of the excitement was the slight collision of two motor-cars at tlie intersection. One was brought up against a telegraph-post, aud the other swung round in a half-circle and crashed into the telephone-box. The occupant of the box bad the receiver to her ear at. the time of the collision, and, perceiving herself to be in imminent danger, crouched down facing the opposite direction. The move is said Io have saved her from having her logs broken, but, as it. was, the. heels were torn from her shoes. A. scratch on Ihe right leg was Ihe only injury she received. Neither car was badly damaged.