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AUCTIONS. UNCLAIMED CARGO. TO-MORUOW MORNING. At 10.30. SALE BY AUCTION Of 1 CASE BUCKKAM HAT SHAPES (approx. valur £41) 1 CASH) NET HAT SHAPES (approx. value ■• £48) 1 CASH FEATHEKS (apprcix. Value £40) I CASK. PERSIAN COVERINGS 1 CASK PKRSIAN PRAYER HUGS, TEGUMSEH RUGS, and TANKRIZ RUGS,- 12 FLOOR RUGS i AXMINST.ER CARPETS I-Case Block Chocolate, 8 Tins Hemz Pork and Beans, 2 Cases GR and Bft Flat Jrou, 07 Sheet Plain Sheet Steel, 1 Gft Pore. Bath, 3 Cases "Window Sashes, 0 Cases English Slout, 1 Case Petrol Fillers, '!• Cases Verandah Iron. Also— 1 21ft Ladder, New Gas Copper and Hood, -10 Hair Mattresses, 2 Fireproof Safes, "jO ) Gallon Tins English Paint, 10 tine Red Oxide, 2 Scats, etc. AT OUT! HART (BAS.ISMENT), S, Willeston street. E, JOHNSTON AND CO., Auetioneet's. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. TO-MORROW, at 1 p.m. sharp. (Under distraint foe rent.) Books withdrawn from sale at Bellamy's Book shop now for unreserved sale. KOO VOLUMES VALUABLE BOOKS O On TRW EL, SCIENCE, LAW, MEDICINE ENGINEERING, BUILDING ENGINEERING, NEW ZEALAND, ETC. AT OUR MART, 8, Willeston street. In lots to suit buyers. Sale To-morrow, at 1 p.m. sharp. . E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. FOR PRIVATE SALE. BALANCE OF SPECIAL EIDERDOWN ,QUILTS AND BEDSPREADS. £200 WORTH. MOST EXPENSIVE QUILTS AT RIDICULOUS PRICES. Also, £•3000 WORTH OF HIGHEST GRADE & CARPET SQUARES, RUGS, AND RUNNERS. FOR PRIVATE SALE , At . : OUR CARPET WAREHOUSE, . No; 8, Willeston. street (Upstairs). ON; MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. ' E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. SPECIAL FURNITURE SALE UNDER -■ , COURT WARRANT. WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 1 p.m. sharp. ABSOLUTE SALE BY AUCTION Of . £1000 : WORTH. £1000 OF HIGH-CLASS AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNISHINGS. . Costly Chesterfield Suite (3 pieces), Easy Chairs, Grandfather's Clock, 5 Firstgrade Axminster and Wilton Carpet Squares and Heavy Felt, Ax. Runners, • Oak Dining-room Furnishings, Tallboys, Handsome Bedroom Furniture, Breakfast-room. Furniture, Brassware, Antique I'almstands, etc. Also— NEW "UNDERWOOD" TYPEWRITER. 4 Valuable Office Desks and Office Chairs, G Forms, Typist Desk, Coat Racks, Fireproof Safe, etc. AT KODAK BUILDINC, 10, Victoria street (under Court -warrant No. 411). E JOHNSTON AND CO. have recciy- • cd instructions to sell at Victoria street, as above — High-class and Costly Furniture and Carpets. Full details later.■ E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY MORNING, At 10.30 sharp. p SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO by Rappoldi (in walnut case), Lino, Rugs, Sideboard, Gateleg Table, Piano Stool, 1 Aspidristas and Brass Bowls, Fender and Brasses, Seagrass Chair, H.B. Chairs, Morris Chair, Clock, Glassware and Crockery, Glass Dishes, Gramophone and Pedestal and 60 Records, Chifnonier, Copper Kettle, Scales, i Bcntwood Chairs, First-class Rimu Wardrobe (with mirror door), Oval Mirror Duchesso, D. Wooden Bedstead and Kapok, Toiletware, Kitchen Utensils, and Sundries. On THE PREMISES, 50 Cambridge ter. Without reserve. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., ■ Auotioneers. REMOVED TO OUR MART FROM 31, OWEN STREET, NEWTOWN. Received instructions from Owner, wliu •is giving up housekeeping, to sell the whole of his very Superior Furniture ancj Effects, WITHOUT RESERVE, TO-MORROW, 1.30 p.m. SILVERSTONE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, WOOL WORTH'S -BUILD. INCUS, CUBA STREET. CONTENTS OF 5-KOOMED HOUSE, Including: COSTLY BROWN OAK DINING SUITE with turned-bowl legs, draw-leaf table - FUMED OAK BREAKFAST-ROOM SUITE SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD SUITE in cut velvet cost £37 MOST EXPENSIVE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, with reflex frameless mirr-ors BEAUTIFUL BROWN OAK CHINA CABINET cost £12 10s BROWN OAK ESCRITOIRE 2 SUPER-AXMINSTER CARPETS Wardrobe, 2 duchesses, single beds, _ and lot of good bedding, Morris chair, 2 COSTLY BLACK OAK PALMSTANDS Inlaid cabinet gramophone and records, 2 electric irons, chesterfield lounge, hearthrugs, several rooms lino, large congoleum square, vase, brass and c.p. ware, china, glassware,, crockery, alum, pots, kettle, and other ware, k. table, k. chairs, pot plants, etc. I. SILVERSTONE, Auctioneer. Everything is like now; only 9 months old. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. IPXCHANGE, OHKISTCHUROH-EAST--Cj BOURNE—Wanted to Exchange, good-5-rd. Bungalow, ou splendid section at Sydenbam, for a 4 or. 5-rd. Bungalow, at Eastbourne. Equity £(390. BUILDERS' OPPORTUNITY!—B unencumbered Sections, iHastings, price £(SSO the. lot; would take lightly mortgaged house, Wellington. EXCHANGE—Owner of good 5-rd. Residence with deep section, Hopper-st., ■will exchange bis equity £325 for good building section in suburb. LOWER HUTT-SEATOUN-Owner of beautiful Bungalow, 6 rooms, kitchenette, and garage, handy Lower Hutt Station and main bus route, level section, would like to exchange for Seatoun residence. Equity £675. DO YOU KNOVV PROPERTY, VALUES? If you are id doubt about tho price you should pay, the amount you should lend, or the price you should get for property, why not get it valued? I specalise in this important work, and have had 25 years' experience in Wellington and suburban values. , R. E. MANLEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND VALUER (M.N.1.L.V.A.), DRUIDS'' NEW BUILDING, Opp. Midland Hotel. Tel. 41-570. Established 1908.