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2661, ring; 2701, suit; 2707, watch; 2715, ring; 2718, ring; 2719, pin; 2722. ring-; 2723, chain : 2730, watch, elc. ; 2732, clothing; 2735, chain; 2738, rinp:; 2742, ring; 2769, oilskin; 2780, watcli. etc.; 2785 d. ring; 2289, watch; 2797. coat; 2811, watch; 2815, ring, etc.; 2821, ring; 2822, ring ; 2825, pendant, chain, etc. ; 2827, rin"-; 2838, ring; 2841, bag; 2842, chain; 2850, ring; 2867, watch; 2873, boots; 2883, watch, etc. ; 2888. ring ; 2893, ring. etc. ; 2895, \\atch; 2904, brooch, etc.; 2907, ring; 2916, f.uit ca=e ; 2918. ring; 2919, ring-, etc. ; 2927, ring ; 2954, cl.b. pun, etc.; 2955, 2 s. p. d. rings; 2956, ring; 2958, chain, etc. ; 2959, bangle ; 2960, bas, etc. ; 2966, cliain, elc. September — 3860, 2 g. watches ; 3914, 2 g. watches, g. necklet ; 3960, _ gold nuggets. October — 4494, motor bicycle. WEDNESDAY, Ist JULY, At 11 a.m. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Also STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER (FLUSH), AT ISLAND BAY. AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • instructed from the Executor in tho Estate of the late Mrs. Eileen M'Lennan to sell at the Residence. Hiawatha, Derwent-street, Island Bay — The contents of 5 newly furnished rooms, including : Modern sideboard, Austrian chairs, part dinner service, tea set, linoleums, b. ruge, hall carport, c.p. ware and ornaments, cutlery, occasional table and whatnot, lot_ glassware, 6-piece suite, duohesee pairs, sels ware, bedroom chairs and rugs, double and single bedsteads complete- with bedding, 5 pairs double and single blankets, sheets, quilts, towels Also, Lot of kitchen and other sundries, etc., etc. Also, Steam Engine and Boiler (flush), 2001b pressure. WITHOUT RESERVE. ' On View Morning of Sale. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, Ist JULY, At 12 o'clock. ] SALE OF SECTIONS AND 5-ROOMED HOUSE ATJCARORI. In Deceased Person's Estate. AL. WILSON AND CO. have re9 ceived instructions from the Trustees in the Estate 0/ C. H. Ordish, deceased, to sell at their Rooms, as above — Lot I—Section1 — Section 6, Karori, 60 feet by the long depth of 232 feet _ 4 inches, together with the well-built house of 5 rooms erected thereon. The. property fronts the Main-road, Karori,^ and is closo to Spiers's Store. Tho house ie a well-built one, equal to now ; 12 feet stud and good-sped rooms, with all the necessary outbuildings and concrete yard ; built by Mr. Ordish for his> own use and benefit. A snug and comfortable home. Lots 2 and 3— Sections 43 and 44, fronting Chamberlain-street and adjoining the above property, having a frontage of 50 feet ahd tho long depth of 165 feet. These sections are dead level and ready to build on. The executors are extremely desirous of realising on these properties immediately, and will not be exacting as to price. _ . For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or Brandon, Hislop and Brandon, Solicitors. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, Ist JULY, 1914, At 1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, AND EFFECTS. A Very Nice Catalogue of Fir3t-class and Up-to-date Furnishings. The Contents of 6 Well-furnished Rooms from Northland; also Part Contents of 7 Rooms from Berhampore. Everything Required for a Refined and Completely Furnished House. AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • instructed by the owners interested to sell as above — A large collection of up-to-date and almost new Furnishings, practically without reserve, including : A massive Upright Grand Piano by Hoelling and Spangenberg— a great instrument, having exceptionally powerful tone; co6t 95 guineas; must be sold. Further entries for this Sale are solicited. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. BEAUTIFY ALL WELLINGTON! BEAUTIFY ALL WELLINGTON! MAKE ARBOUR DAY NOW. MAKE ARBOUR DAY NOW. FRUIT EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY Atl. rpHOMPSON BROS., LTD., will sell A another excellent selection of guaranteed truo to name and sure to grow M'MILLAN'S TREES AND SHRUBS! M'MILLAN'S TREES AND SHRUBS! M'MILLAN'S TREES AND SHRUBS! M'MILLAN'S TREES AND SHRUBS! M'MILLAN'S TREES AND SHRUBS! M'MILLAN'S TREKS 'AND SHRUBS! Catalogues of which will include — THE CHOICEST IN ROSES— Duohess of Wellington, Irish Elegance, Lyon, Lady Roberts, and best that is. FRUIT TREES— Apples, Loganberries, currants, gooseberries, etc. ORNAMENTAL AND JFLOWERING SHRUBS— Silver treee, pohutukawas, azaleas, camellias, heaths, rowan trees, gerbora jsuneeoni, viburnu, sieboldtii, carnations, broom, diosma, hydrangea, wattles, caryoptoris, inststocanthus, musks, violets, cypress, amphelopsie, daphne, cabbage trees, pentstemons, ■HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES— Coprosma (taupata), _ giant laurestinus, ake ake, pinus muricata, eleagnus, eto. Catalogues ready. PLANT NOW. If desired, wo purchase for you. A. G. WALLACE, Auctioneer. THOMPSON BKOS., LTD. TC O R SALE, BAY FI^LY, Two years, by ADVANCE, dam GOOD LUOK (No. 5 Family). GOOD LUCK is Full Sister to PARITUTU. The above Filly ie Full Sister to AUSTIN, ATTENTION, and NUKUATU, Austin being the only one alive, and has been fed for the last 12 months, is broken in, and has not been tried. H. A. GOODALL, Bulls. BAKERY BUSINESS, ■ptOR Immediato Sale on the Manawatu a Line. Premises — Bakehouso, stororoom, bedroom, carl-shed, 2 stalls; premises can bu leased for term at 20s weok ; 2 good carts, 2 horses ; output 6 tons Hour per month ; splendid opening ; good rising township; satisfactory reaions lor eolhng, Prico £170. Apply to j MOUNSEY /no COu Palmeaton N.