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auctions: ' ••■-■-•-•- ---monday next. At .1.30 p.m. sharp. SALE OF SUPERIOR "HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINOLEUMS. SIDEBOARD, HIGH-BACK DININGCHAIES, WIRE-SEATED COUCH AND SQUAB, NEW CURTAINS & BLINDS, GOOD RIMU DUCHESSE CHESTS, DINING TABLE, AX. RUGS, LOT OF CROCKERY , AND GLASSWARE, NEW HOSPITAL AND FOLDING BEDS, D AND S WOODEN BEDS, BLANKETS," QUILTS, SHEETS, TOWELS; STAIR RUNNER AND RODS, GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS AND APPOINTMENTS: . > On the Premises, No. S3, Rugby, street ■; (close to Basin Reserve.) k P JOHNSTON AND CO. have receivim ed instructions from the owner,-who is giving up housekeeping, to sell o- the premises as above: .. ;_ ENTIRE CONTENTS OF G ROOMS, all in .perfect order. ~ Sale 1.30 sharp, MONDAY NEXT. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., "' Auctioneers. PUBLIC TRUST PUBLIC TRUST AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE FOUR SUPERB LEVEL BUILDING FOUR SUPERB LEVEL BUILDING SITES AND FAMILY RESIDENCE. SITES AND FAMILY RESIDENCE. SUBDIVISION OF EARLIEST AND FINEST ESTATE IN THE HEART OF THORNDON: WEDNESDAY. 27th NOVEMBER,11029. At 2.30 p.m. "ITESSRS. J. 11. BETHUNE AND CO. -LTX have been instructed by the Public Trustee to offer at Public Auction at their Rooms, corner Brandon and Featherstou streets, the property in Estate James Barry, as above:— 18, MOTUROA STREET, THORNDON— Family Residence of 8 rooms, all tin ■ one door, having exceptionally. large rooms, verandah, etc. Built of firstclass timber, in excellent state of "preservation. Section contains 35 pevclies, with a frontage to Moturoa street of 68 feet 2 -inches (Lot 21...', ' CORNER MOTUROA STREET \ND HOBSON STREET—Vacant Section, dead level and slightly elevated above streets. A wonderful site : ..for1- >a gentleman's residence: contains 13.71 perches and has a total frontage of 121 feet 3 inches (Lot 3). HOBSON STREET—LeveI Vacant Section, nicely elevated, having 57. feet frontage aud containing an iarea of 12.71 perches (Lot 4). CORNER HOBSON STREET AND DAVIS STREET — Splendid vacant s Building Allotment,-.- having frontage of 22 feet and containing an area of 12.09 perches (irregular).. Charming site for a home (Lot 5). \ DAVIS STREET—Land containing 19.17 perches, approached by entrance from Davis street, having 15 feet 10 inches frontage to the street. This section is on a lower level than the rest of the property; and has: a brick/Motor Garage erected on the street frontage (Lot 6). ■'-, ; -:.■■:: „;;v. A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF ACQUIRING VACANT LAND IN : THE THORNDON DISTRICT: ' . For full particulars regarding ;tcrms and to inspect Conditions of Sale and Subdivisional Plan, apply ; . . %^J. H. BETHUNE/AND C 0.,: V■/ Auctioneers, •• . ":■.-. ■ ■. ■ • Or „: THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. :..

ON TUESDAY, at 1.30 p.m. On Behalf o£ Holder of Bill of Sale. To be hoM uithin TTIXGSWAYS AtCIIOX ROOMS, 78 xv Larabton qinj As this Sale will be Absolutelj Unre served; the terms n ill be strictlj lash Comprising: Latest Model Singer Feu m;: .Machine, Conn i Mihogiuv Chum Cabinet. 2 Office Ucsl s, To\ Ti pc writer (as new) b 1100 n& fciipeuoj liino. Carpets, Uu,:- Luge Mmoi Double and Singk Beds, Umjj Rimu Cabinet, Chestcifapld Suite, La-i Chair, 2 Wireless Poles, each 38 feet long, and wire; A\ iteless Set, Eai phones. Cone Loud Speaker Oak is critoire. Footstool, Lot of Al Cutlery Pots, Pans, and Sundries. Also, on behah of Vendor Beautiful %-size Alr-ock and Co Billiard Table, with slate bed, complete with all accessories, adaptable ' for diningroom table' (cost £75). JAS. D. DAVIDSON, . Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, 11 a.m. sharp. AT THE FRUIT EXCHANGE, Allen and Blair streets rj.EOE.6E THOMAS AND CO, LTD VJ have received instructions to sell at their market as follows — ONE 1-TON FORD COVERED. DELIVERY VAN (in good condition). Also, FOUR GLASS CONFECTIONERY SHOW CASES. On view morning of sale. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO , LTD, •Auctioneers MONDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. SPECIAL UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGE PIANO, PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, BED LINEN, TABLE DAMASK, ■BLANKETS. ■•.:■.. i IN THE MART, 91, DIXON STREET, j ..■■-■.• I fi W. PRICE AND CO., AUCTIONeers, have received instructions from the vendors to sell a quantity of superior household furniture and.sun-' c^nHnce^ I^™ 350 LOTS 350 COMPRISING-: C :.:.;.:; COTTAGE PIANO, by Bo'rd,' smtabie; for bach, OAK BEDROOM SUITE,-ash bedroom suite, DIVAN SUITE, well sprung, up.' in floral velvet, oak.wardV robe, Singer drophead machine, 40yds linen table damask, good blankets, sheets, serviettes, dinner service, din-ing-room suite, fumed oak Chesterfield: in blue damask, 4 ducbesse chests, 6 s. wood bedsteads, d. oak and non-sag' wire, kapok mattresses, good" .lino., seagrass chairs, quilts, hospital beds, camp beds, garden hose, col. ebiicii, roulette table, wringers* sideboards, elec. cooker, primus. -stove;■ saucepans, crockery, etc. ■■' '"' ' ■ NO RESERVE. M-^:' On view from 9 a.m. ■■'•:'""'.'•'" C. W: PRICE,•'-."■; Auctioneer. • PROPERTIES FOR SAL£> LEVIN BARGAINS.-: /:;; CECTIONS from £50; Bungalows, 5%-rd., from £SSO; 5-acre Farmlet, from £1300; Furnished Tearooms to lea6e at 30s per week; Bungalows to lease from 30s j per week. Apply ! HERUERT A. PHCLLirS, | j Laud Agent, Levin.' . j