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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 202, 23 May 1936, Page 16

AUCTIONS. ~ E. JOHNSTON AND C(\ AT PETONE. MONDAY MORNING, at 11 o’clock. CLEARING SALE BY AUCTION of THE WHOLE OF THE SHOP FITTINGS, VALUABLE AND UP-TO-DATE PLATE-GLASS COUNTER, oak trained, ’Jit. long, and fitted with 32 sliding trays, cost £54 (good enough for the most up-to-date stores), REMINGTON CASH REGISTER in jierfect order, hundreds of feet of new shelving, 4 good counters, 40 yards inlaid lino, (in lengths to suit buyers). 4 new rimu tables, Oft. x 22in. and sft. x 34in., 2 cheval mirrors on stands, 2 large mirrors Oft. x 34iu. and 4ft. x 4ft., 12 dress models, display models on adjustable stands, dressmaker's models, shop chairs, ollice table, electric globes, electric shades, lot of brass rods, shop stands, millinery stands, wall case with glass doors, 2 nests of drawers for counter, etc., etc. AT THE ECONOMIC DRAPERY STORE, No. 230 Jackson Street, Petone. (Close to National Bank.) Lease expired. Everything to be cleared regardless of price. On view morning of sale. P JOHNSTON , AND CO., Auctioneers. A 240 ’ UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE? TVTESSRS. J. L. BENNETT, LTD., in conjunction with HAROLD TAYLOR, have been instructed by Mr. A. Mackay, Paekakariki, to sell by Public Auction, at the property, on TUESDAY, THE 26th DAY OF MAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. Caterpillar tractor, 15 h.p., 4-furrow disc plough, 1 tractor disc, 1 Cambridge roller, 1 Martin ditcher, Reid and Gray distributor, 2-furrow Oliver tractor-plough, tripod harrows, 4leaf tyne harrows, potato digger, 4 tractor trailers, 1 wheel scoop, 2 handle scoops, 40 hardwood strainers (Oft.), 200 sleeper posts, 12 rolls sheep netting (new), 1 Oliver hill plough, 3 tons superphosphate, 3 long ladders, 4 steel drums (40 gals.), railway irons. 200 empty sacks, 2 pack saddles, assorted crowbars, shovels, picks, etc., 1 stumping jack, emery wheel, 1 wheelbarrow,'9ft. Cy- . clone gale, 5 crosscut saws, knapsack spray. 1 spinning sower, 3 hay knives, 3 rifles, 1 shotgun, churn and milk pans, lawn mower, 1 wringer, assorted drain pipes. FURNITURE SALE. 1 P.M.— 1 full-sized billiard table (Bird and Jensen), two 3-piece Chesterfield suites, 1 piano (“Kirchner”), 2 carpet squares, 12 xl5 and 10 x 12, 2 seagrass chairs, 1 complete dining-room suite in American oak, 2 occasional tables, oak dinner wagon, wireless set, 1 fireside chair, 5 cushions, clocks, ornaments, etc.; 1 carpet runner (16yds.), hall stand and curtains, 1 Electrolux, door slips, hearthrug, bath chair, etc.; 2 duchesse chests, 2 wardrobes, 2 double beds, 4 mattresses, assorted pillows, 1 single wooden bed, 2 hospital beds, 5 double blankets, 5 single blankets, 2 kapoks, 2 floor rugs, 2 washstands and sets, 2 radiators, Oft. runner, fender and fire-irons, kitchen table, 1 oval table, 4 leather seat chairs in American oak, 1 sewing machine, 9 Austrian chairs, electric iron, jug and toaster, crockery, saucepans, etc.; 2 bookcases and books, 1 General Electric Refrigerator, writing desk, sofa, 3 garden seats, assorted jam jars, 100 ft. hose. A 245 PUBLIC TRUST AUCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1936, At 2.30 p.m. PETONE, JOHNSONVILLE AND LOWRY BAY. BUILDING SITES AND SECTIONS. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, • will offer in their Rooms, 22 Brandon Street, Wellington, under instructions from THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE :— I.—A fine block of land at Petone having a frontage of approximately 83 feet to Jackson Street, about 83 feet to Victoria Street, and about 90 feet to Petone Avenue. Area 28.16 perches. Th;s property is a unique site for a picture show, business premises, ete.. with its three frontages. It has been ■closely held for many years by the late owner and is now placed on the market to wind up a deceased estate. 2.— A desirable building site, being Lot 36, situated at Prospect Terrace, Johnsonville, area half an acre, frontage of approximately 77 feet by a depth of approximately 280 feet. 3.—A vacant section situated at Lowry Bay, east of Howard Point bus waiting shed ; area 1 rood 20.5 perches. Commands a splendid harbour view. Full details from the auctioneers. 11. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LIMITED, 22 Brandon Street, and at Lower Hutt. Or from the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington. A 241 CLEARING SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLES, TYPEWRITERS. BICYCLES, OFFICE FURNITURE, TIMBER, ETC., ETC., at Stores Branch, P. and T. Dept., Fryatt Quay, on THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1936, At 1 p.m., Including . TWO “LEYLAND” LORRIES, Austin Utility Truck, “Guy” Motor Van, AUSTIN 3-SEATER CAR, Motor-cycle with “Triumph” Engine, “Crosley” Frame, 14 Expanding Lift Doors; Three Bicycles; TWO L. C. SMITH’S AND ONE PORTABLE CORONA TYPEWRITER; COMBINATION SAFE; Switch Key; Induction Coils; Generators; Glass Jars, Chair Legs, “Blancol” Oil (97 pints), 92 Telephone Receivers with Shanks; Ebonite, Dials and Cords; Gong; Cabinets ; Wooden Rods ; Leather Straps; Porous Pots; Glass Tubes; 180 SUP. FT. KAURI TIMBER and Quantity Office Furniture, etc., etc. On view morning of Sale from 9.30 a.m. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers, Cnr. Brandon and Featherston Streets, Wellington. A 239 'T'HE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-x TIME DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of June, 1936, at their offices, No. 36 Ridgway Street, Wanganui, at 11 a.m., the following property at Rataua, such sale being held under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wanganui District. ALL those parcels of freehold land containing together 231 acres 1 rood 17 •perches more or less situate in Block XIV Ikitara Survey District and being subdivisions 2A No. 1 B and 2A No. 2 and parts of subdivisions 1C No. 1,1 C No. 4, ID No. 2, ID No. 3. ID No. 4A, ID No. 48, ID No. 4C, 2A No. 3. 2B No. 1. 2’P> No. 2,2 B No. 3, and 3B No. 3 of the Waipu Block and being the balance of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 276 Folio 149 (being the whole of the land originally comprised in such Certificate of Title excepting thereout the land shown in Deposited Plan Number 10960) SUBJECT to the restrictions imposed by Part XIII of The Land Act 1924 and Section 74 of The Native Land Amendment Act 1913 affording parts subdivisions 2B No. 2, ID No. 4, and 2A No. 18. This property is situated at Ratana. close to the Ratana Railway Station mid is distant about 14 miles from Wanganui. The main block comprising about 190 .acres is situated on tile eastern side of the Ratana Rond and is subdivided into 7 paddocks. The remaining area, about 40 acres, lies in 2 blocks on the western side of the Ratana’ Rond. Buildings on the land comprise 7-room-ed dwelling, motor shed, coal shed and washhouse. .also implement shed, hay loft and stable. Particulars and Conditions of Salo and estimate of value enn bo soon at the offir-o of the Registrar. Particulars and Conditions of Salo may also bo -non at the office o| the Anctioneor- -iul V[c.-r<. M.-"--h::lI Tznrd and Wilson. 25 Wi.-kstocd Place, Wangnuui. Solicitors to the Mortgagees- A2A**