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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11366, 13 November 1922, Page 10

AUCTION SALES THIS MORNING, At 10.30 o’clock. AUCTION SALE OP THE. BALANCE OF STOCK IN TRADE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS and EFFECTS. s 250 LOTS ' 250 On the Premises, No. 159, Taranaki street. Opposite Royal Tiger Hotel. Ffl JOHNSTON AND CO. have re's-** ceived instructions from Mr John Parry, who is retiring from business, to sell on the premises, as above— ENTIRE! STOCK-IN-TRADE SECONDHAND FURNISHINGS, ETC. NO RESERVE. On view this morning. L. G. DOWDING, „ Auctioneer. TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. AUCTION SALE OF BUILDERS’ AND CONTRACTORS' PLANT. TIMBER, WINCHES, WIRE, AND HEMP ROPES, CRAMPS, JACKS, ELECTRIC MOTOR. ETC. On the Ground, No. 44, Owen street, Newtown. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have rc- • ceived instructions from Mr H. Ranson, Contractor, who is retiring from business, to sell on the ground as above, comprising—--300 S; 300 6 h.-p. Langdon Davis Motor and Electric cable, friction.- winch, double and single purchase crab winches, 3in * centrifugal pump, 5 screw jacks (5 and 4-ton], 6 little booster floor cramps, Biesel's floor cramp, differential and spur wheel pulleys, wood and steel pulleys, wire and hemp ropes, 260 ft hoses, 7 sacks ground pumice, 4 rolls roofing felt, lot of anchors, bolts, nuts, and miscellaneous iron work, belting, waterproof covers, scaffold cords, picks, shovels, wheelbarrows, drums of oil, buckets, mantelpieces and grates, doors, frames, and sashes, ladders (up to 24ft), and numerous other AISO, 1 EUREKA CONCRETE MISER, I HAIGH CHAIN AND CHISEL MORTIGER. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. On view To-morrow Morning. L. G. DOWDING, Auctioneer. TO-DAY, at 2 p.m. "VTINB AND WILSON, Auctioneers, V Dominion avenue, advise the general public to attend the Big Auction Sale of General Household Furniture and Numerous Sundries—a Total of 525 Lots. IN THEIR AUCTION ROOMS, Dominion avenue (next Barrett’s Hotel). W. McDONALD, Auctioneer. WHERE TO STAY In WELLINGTON. fpHE ALBERT HOTEL. McDonald. Tariff, 12s 6d per day. UNDEB ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. CARLTON “HOTEL. Willis street, Wellington. Best Accommodation guaranteed. All Wines and. Spirits true to label. 'PERMANENT GUESTS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. ' ! Tariff Moderate. 'Phone 868. A. J. NORRIS, Proprietor. TIGER HOTEL. Corner Taranaki street and Abel Smith street, Wellington. "MAT." GLEESON Proprietor. Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits Stocked. Tariff Reasonable. A Trial Solicited ’Phone 20-698. HOTEL LANGMUIR. TAUMARUNTJ i (Opposite Railway Station). QFFERS First-class Acoommodatio Electric Light throughout. Nig] Porter. All Trains met. Wire for A commodation. A. J. LANGMUIR. Proprietor. VISITORS TO SYDNEY.PAULSEN’S PFAHLERT’S HOTEL, WYNYARD SQUARE T HIS . f s7 our l te Hotel, so well-known to New Zealanders, has just been remodelled, and the Proprieties, Mrs F M. Paulsen (late of Wellington), in soliciting a renewal of the patronage of New Zealanders, promises that the service and attention will -leavp nothing to be desired. Central hotel Emerson street, Napier. ’ P. BURNS Proprietor. Best Accommodation guaranteed. Finest brands of Wines and Spirits always in stockTariff Moderate. ’Phone 286. 107. Cuba street. Wellington. Accommodation, with every modern convenience, for 100 guests. Fire-proof building. Day and night porters. Tariff, 12s 8d per day. Reduction for permanents Telephone 3049. Telegrams, "Grandcent." Wellington.

jgjHSatv: . This fine new brick hotel catera for > the Travelling public. Only the beet of everything provided. Charifiing outlook. Fi-.eproof building. Electric Light. Uncuisine. Garage. Wanganui's Leadiiu HoteL