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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW, At 1 p.m. sharp. At Pipitea Shed, Pipitea Wharf (SALVAGED CARGO EX KENT). UNRESERVED SALE 1 DAWSON, PAYNE, and ELLIOTT'S, LTD., LATEST MODEL 42-INCH SILENT DIAMOND SELF-CLAMP GUILLOTINE (contained in 3 cases) The Diamond is tho best English paper-cutting machine mado, and if in good order and condition would be worth £300. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions to Sell at Pipitea Shed (not Shed 39, as previously advertised), Pipitea Wharf — 1 VALUABLE PAPER-CUTTING MACHINE, with all faults, if any. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, At 10.30 sharp. (SALVAGED CARGO, ex Kent.) IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE By , AUCTION Of O UP-TO-DATE LATEST MODEL * SSEATER CROSSLEY TOURING CARS, fully equipped with full balloon tires, spare, rear, wind-screen, and numerous extras. (Very slightly, damaged.) TO BE' SOLD AT PETHERICK'S GARAGE, Lower Tory street. (Rear of Wellington Gas Co.'s Office). P JOHNSTON~AND CO. have reiJ* ceived instructions to sell at Tory street, as above:— ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 2 LATEST MODEL CROSSLEY CARS, ex Kent. (Just out of cases). Now on view. E. JOHNSTON, ; ' Auctioneer. -FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, At 1Q.30 sharp. (SALVAGE? CARGO, ex Kent.) IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE By ' • ; AUCTION «: Of 9 VALUABLE LATEST MODEL 2%- ---<^ TON LEYLAND MOTOR CHASSIS, fully equipped with pneumatic rear tires, 2 pneumatic front, tires, and pneumatic spare, and all accessories, model Al3, 32 h.p., engine, 4-speed gear box, etc., suitable for bus or heavy loads, wheel base 14ft 2 CASES LEYLAND SPARE PARTS, ETC. AT MUNT, . COTTRELL AND CO.'S GARAGE, George street (off Tinakori road). P JOHNSTON~AND CO. have re- •*-" ceived instructions to sell at George street (not.at Pi™**a Wharf as previously advertised): — 2 LATEST MODEL 2%-TON LEYLAND CHASSIS ex Kent. On view from WEDNESDAY NEXT. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE (With all faults, if any). E.- JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY NEXT, ■/,.,■...".' At 1 p.m. sharp. SALVAGED CARGO, es KENT. SALE BY AUCTION Of ,; 2-1 BOLTS (each 80yds) BIRKMYERS' GREEN AND PLAIN CANVAS, in good order. 4 LARGE BALES OF SHIP'S CANVAS. 3 CASES TWINE. 1 CASE SERGE AND TWEEDS, in lengths to suit buyers. 300 TINS PAINT AND VARNISH (in • lots). : ■ . 50 CASES FANCY SOAPS (in lots). 2 CASES DRAPERY. i LARGE CASE LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS (in lots). 1 BALE VERY GOOD QUALITY TOWELS' AND ROLLER TOWKLLTNG (in lots). 1 CASE WRINGERS. 8 BOLTS SUPER QUALITY TAPESTRY (latest design), etc., etc. "P JOHNSTON & CO..have received -*-*• instructions to sell, at their Mart, No. 8, AVilleston street, A LARGE QUANTITY. OF SALVAGED CARGO, ex KENT. .Full details later. On view morning of sale. ■....■. E. JOHNSTON, . Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. ~ WEDNESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1925, At 2.30 p.m. THE PICK OF NORTH KILBIRNIE. RESIDENCE OF SIX ROOMS AND 2 ROODS 12 PERCHES. SUITABLE SUBDIVISION. 154, MOXHAM AVENUE, NORTH KILBIRNIE. Estato John Drunimond. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., have been instructed by tho Executors of the above Estate to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Featherston strcot, as above:— LOTS 66 AND 67, D.P. 65, KILBIRNIE. Land 132 ft by 189 ft, together with IHe Residence of six rooms, bathroom, pantry, washhouse,' detached shed, nnd all conveniences, known as No. 154, MOXHAM AVENUE, KILBIRNIE. This Residence is charmingly situated on a slight riso adjoining tho Town Bp.lt, and has a practically level section, laid out-in garden, tennis lawn, etc. - This property is eminently suitable for subdivision, there being 132 ft of vacant land having road frontage. The Residence contains six rooms, two spacious verandahs, is fitted with every convenience, and would niako an ideal family, home. EASY TERMS: 25 per cent, cash, balance 3 \ciin at 6.J 'per cent. For further particulars, . arrangements to view, and terms, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., ' Auctioneers, Or to MESSRS. GRAY AND JACKSON, Solicitors, Grey streot. CLEARANCE SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. RAROA ROAD, LOWER HUTT, TO-AIORROW, WEDNESDAY, THIS 28th OCTOBER, At 2 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON has receiv- • ed instructions from Mra. Foster, who is leaving the District, to offer for sale as above, v Catalogue of Furniture and effects, including:— OAK MORRTS CHATR HIGH-BACK CHAIR LINOLEUM CARPICT RUNNER. Two Morris chairs, couch, palm stand, carpet square, 2 dropsido cots, congoloum square, pictures, ornaments, kerosono lamp, kitchen table, clock, butter and jam dishes, oak tray, teapot, kitchen chairs, kerbs, kettles, doublo wooden bedstead and wire wove, kapok mattress, duchesse, towel rail,- pedestal, crockery, afternoon tea sols, jam jars, spoons, pots nnd pans, boot hist, bucket, dipper, basin, brooms, mop, kitchen utensils, girdle, scales, garden hosp, lawn mower, spade, rake, and oilier xarden tools, H, ERNEST USIGHTON,