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TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, sth JULY, 1928. At 2.30 p.m. FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, KELBURN. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have received instruction, from the Registrar of tho Supreme Court, acting under tho power of fHle oontained in Memorandum of Mortgage, Registered No. 70070, to soil by PuMic Auction at tho time above mentioned at their rooms in Foathorston street, Wellington— ALL THAT piece or parcel of land, containing twenty-fivo perehca and fourtenth.s of a p.Teh (Oao Ord 25.4p), beinjr Lot 20, Block VII., on Deposited Plan No. 1200, part section 28, Karori District, and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 181, Folio 261, on which land is erected the Dwellinghouse, No. 129, Kclburn-parade, Kelburn. For particulars and conditions of sale, estimate of value, etc, apply to ALEXANDER DUNN, Solicitor, King's Chambers, Wellington, Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. TO-MORROW, PUBLIO TRUST SALE. FREEHOLD 'PROPERTIES IN DIXON AND EDWARD STREETS, LOWRY BAY, RHODES-STREET, AND HERALD-STREET. To bo sold by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, sth JULY, 1922, At tho Oddfellows' Hall, 203, Lambtonquay, at. 2.30 p.m. -ft/TESSRS LONGMORE AND CO. havo -LtX reconed instructions from tho Pub he Trustee to offer for so.le by Publio Auotion on WEDNESDAY, sth July, 1C22, at 2 30 p.m., at tho Oddfellows' Hall, 2C3, Lambton-quay. 1. Louis Henry Hoaro (deceased) • (a) No 30, DIXON STREET, 7 Rooms, bath, hot and cold water, etc. (b) No 92, DIXON-STREET, 8 Rooms, bathroom, -■_ hhouso, and conveniences. (c) No 1, EDWARD-STREET (giving back entrance to above properties), 3 looms and conveniences The land h.i_ a fronUge to Dixon street of 52ft 6in x 119 ft deep, with a frontage also to Edward street, of 52ft 6in, Tho above properties are biluated in tho heart of city and would mako an ideal faotory oi warehouse site (d) LOWRY BAY-Mcdcrn 8-rd. Residence, -very fully furnished, a. o bathroom, hot and ookl water, linen press, w_shhouse, cnginevoom, drainage, motor giiage, one-stall stable, trap shed and coal house, fowlhouse, ' etc Land 1 acre and 33 perohos, beautifully laid out in lawns and gardens. 2. Margaret Smith Clark (deceased): No. 28, RHODES-STREET, one-story Dvvellini.' of 6 rooms, with kitchen, pantry, scullery, also glasshouso, etc., land 34 x 90. 3. Annie Cecelia Whclan (deceased): No. 8, HERALD-STREET, 4-roomed House, with bathroom, washhouse, etc., land 22ft x 81ft 9in. Further particulars and conditions of aai&, also cards to viow, oan be obtainod from LONGMORE AND CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), sth JULY, at 2 p.m. sharp. AT OUR AUCTION MART, Dominion-avenue, Next Barrett's Hotel. FURNITURE, PIANOS, SUNDRIES, FURNITURE, 'PIANOS, SUNDRIES, FLOOR COVERINGS. FLOOR COVERINGS. VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, instructed by vanous \endors, will TURN INTO CASH TURN INTO CASH A Large Consignment of Furniture and General Goods, sent to our Mart for convenience of salo,- comprising — OAK AND RIMU BEDROOM SUITES OAK AND KIMU SIDEBOARDS OAK AND RIMU DINING CHAIRS D. AND S. BEDSTEADS in OAK AND RIMU GATE-LEG TABLES CHESTERFIELD SUITES IN MOQUET CARPET SQUARES HEARTHRUGS, AND VESTIBULE RUGS SIX SEWING MACHINES (SINGERS AND WERTHEIMS) 20 COMPANION SETS (ANTIQUE AND BRASS) ANTIQUE AND BRASS KERBS COPPER LOG BOXES BLANKETS, SAUCEPANS, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES. Also, 20 SUIT LENGTHS AND 30 GYMNASIUM COSTUMES IN SERGE. W. M'DONALD, Auctioneer. NOTE.—Money spent at Vine and Wilson's Auction Rooms always goes a little further. VINE AND WILSON, Dominion-avenue, Wellington. Telephone 20-617. Where tho Crowds Buy and Sell. MONDAY NEXT, at 1 p m MONDAY NEXT, at 1 p.m. AT OUR SALE-ROOMS, BLAIR-ST. To whom it may concern, by order of the Holders of Bills of Lading, and at risk of consignees. Special sale by public auction of— 400 PACKAGES 400 PACKAGES 400 PACKAGES 400 PACKAGES GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Of special interest to Wholesale and Re- ■ tail Merchants.- '■'.•' MESSRS A. G. WALLACE and CO., aoting under peremptory instructions, will seil by publjc auction; free of Duty and further' charges,1 and on account of whom it may concern, an extensive Catalogue of goods, including 400 CASES AND PACKAGES. Axo handles, baking powder, waterglass, salv-ova, ohocolate, wire lines, cofEee essence, curry powder, ■ health salts, tooth pastes, dental creams, mullet, Maconochie's • kippered herrings, fresh and red herrings, baked beans, gum, sardines, Williams and Yardloy's shaving. sticks and cream, brillantine, screw-top glass jars, jellies, macaroni, safety and slide matches, olive, salad and peanut oil, machine oil, tomato soup, Maconochie, Crosse and 'Blackwell's and Moir's pastes, lacquer, floor polish, Johnston's wax, tomato, Worcester and anchovy sauces, extra soap Sapon, large quantity toilet, household and cleaning soaps, twine, tapers, and numerous other lines. All the goods will /be on view morning of sale at our Salerooms. Our instructions are to sell—we'll do the rest. The date for this sale is Monday, 10th, at 1 p.m. ■ , A. G. WALLACE & CO. Mercantile Auctioneers. Tel. 20-722. HANDSOME Diamond Cluster Ring, £12 12s; Diamond and other Rimrs at half jewellers' prices. Anchor, 131, Manners-st. .Tel. 22-776.