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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES BY _ PUBLIC AUCTION WEDNESDAY.- AUGUST 9, 1933. COMMENCING .AT 11.30 A.M., AND CONTINUING' ALL DAY. rp JOHXSTOX AXD CO., Auctioneers, *-*' have received instructions from The Central Exchange and Loan Co., Ltd., 145 Vivian Street, to tell" the following Unredeemed, Pledges, at then- Mart No. 8 Willestou Street. Included in the catalogue will be found valuable rings, watches, chains;, tools, cameras, shotguns, gramophones, svi teases, musical instruments, surveyor's level, suits, overcoats, rugs, boots, etc., etc. EVERYTHING FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Interest may be paid and pledges with-drawn-any time prior to day of sale. 1930:" January, 3991' ring and silver; June, 436 i rings, etc.; September, 4700. kit of tools. -480(5 shotguns, 4f102 gramophone. 11)31: January, 51 IS 3 rings; Slay, 5482 di. ring; J.uly, i>7o3 ring, 57(58.chain, watch, and meda1,5849 wrist watch; September, 614S plane; Xovember, O(i.S7 ring, 6804 watch, 0870 .ring. ' ' . • ■ 1932: January, 7030, gramophone;. February, 7333 bag and.rug, 7334 watch and ring, 7374 surveyor's barometer ami sextant, 7467 surveyor's level (Zoiss) and plinimcter; March, 7531 suitcase, 7(io"> tenor banjo and case; April. 7042, watch, chain, and medal, 760S camera, 70S!) Zeiss binoculars, 7691 ring, 773fi ring, 77C0 \vateh. 7704 gold coin, 7789 linen; May, 7590 suit. 794S kit of tools; June', 8030 ring, SO4S ring and brooch, 5072 ring, 8076 ring, 8109 ring, 5134 watch, 8179 kitbag aiid suit, 8183 chain and medal, 8187 overcoat, 81!)2 suit and wig; July, .8227 glassware and spoons, 5243 glassware, 8259 chain, watch, coin, etc., 5323 boxing gloves and dressing gown, 8333 violin outfit and rings. 8350 suitcase, SouU box clothing, 8307 coat and lumber jacket; August, 8401 ring, 8435 ring, 843(i trousers, etc.,, 8448 watch and ring, 5452 purse, spoons, and. chain, 5453 odd coats, 5457 chain and meilnl, 8484 watch, 8493 crystal, 8407 golf clubs and bag, 8547 brief bag, 8501 suitcase and coutcarts. 8587 electric lousier; September, 8592 vii", 8599 binoculars. 8032 leather overcoat. 8652' watch, 8003 attache and shoes, 8693 suit" 8095 suitcase and contents, 8713 watch; October. 8731 camera, 8749 watch, 8750 watcli,: 8782 gramophone, 88.59 ring,-8888 i:iusr"B9lo raincoat; Xovember, .8974 ring, 8986 "old tiki," 9052 watch; December", 9074 •chain and-medal, 9091 two rugs, 9099 suit, 9105 camera, 9117 trousers, etc., 9141 blanket* and boots, 9152 binoculars. 1933:' January, 9211 rug, 9222 rug, 9229 barijo-mnndoliu, 9245 gramophone, 92u0 ring, 9265 raincoat, 9365 gramophone;'lebruary, 942S blankets and spoons; March, 9455 rug,-9495 suit, 9554 suit, 9563 suit; April, 9578 suit. 9600 lumber jacket, 9626 overcoat/ 9030 suit, 9655 suit, 9659 overcoat, 0681 dinner suit, 9721 rug, 9734 blankets, 9753 linen, 9759 suitcase and contents, 9705' underwear, 9771 suit, etc., etc. E. JOHNSTON'& CO., AUCTIONEERS, 6-8 WILLESTOX STREET. ; FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933, at 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE. MOST-CENTRALLY SITUATED CITY RESIDENCE, No. 29 BULLER STREET. GORDON HARCOURT has received instructions to sell by/ PUBLIC AUC■TION at his rooms. No;' 157 Featherston Street— THAT SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT RESIDENCE of 6 splendid rooms, complete with all conveniences, and in attractive order throughout. Ideal section of land, 34ft x 139 ft; ample room for one or more garages. This ' sale presents quite an opportiuiity of acquiring a most desirable Residence in one of the best residential streets in Wellington at a price in keeping with today's values. . , Full particulars from the AUCTIONEER or from the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, acting for the First Mortgagee. -'' GORDON HARCOURT, Auctioneer, 157 Featherston Street. Tel. 45-450. CARPET SLAUGHTER. WE - ARE SELLING LIQUIDATION CONSIGNMENT OF SUPERIOR WILTON AND AXMINSTER CAR- . PETS, BODY CARPET, RUNNER. UNDER LANDED COST. NOBODY SELLING THEIR OWN STOCK CAN DO THAT. SILVERSTONE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Woolworth Buildings, Cuba Street. Largest variety to choose from. Come and -make sure. BOOK & CURIO SALE, BOOK & CURIO SALE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933, At 1 p.m., Comprising:— WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF MODERN LITERATURE AND LIMITED EDITIONS, ETC. RARE NEW ZEALAND BOOKS. INCLUDLXG ANGAS'S ILLUSTRATIONS AND COOK'S A 7OYAGES. :. . - Also— ' • ' ' MAORI CURIOS, RARE PRINTS, ETC. J. H. BETHUXE AXD CO., Auctioneers, Cnr. Brandon and Featherston Streets. CATALOGUES NOW READY. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. IDEAL FOR RETIRED MAN. "I ACRE of Rich Level- Land, with -*■ splendid selection*of flowers, suitable for market, handy to main bus routes, Taita, Lower Hutt. New Modern. Honft of four rooms, all conveniences. Up-to-date fowlhouses and runs, workshop, concrete paths, etc. The owner will sacrifice this property, fully furnished and with 100 fowls, at £1200—or property alone £1075. About. £300 cash. SOLE AGENTS. DOWN TO BEDROCK. ( ■ : Owner Leaving Dominion. 15 Acres, in first-class order, good fiveroomect.house and good range outbuildings. At present carrying 11 cows, horse, and j 3 head young stock, mostly high-grade Jerseys producing up to 5001b jWterfat per cow: Situated close to Levin. This is an ideal property and is an absolute bargain at the price, £1650. Owner is leaving New Zealand and .must sell. Sea us at once and arrange inspection. , H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTMITED. ' 22 BRANDON STREET, WELLINGTON and. at LOWER EUTT.