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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12211, 8 August 1925, Page 20

AUCTION RALES E. VINE AND COMPANY, AUCTION BOOMS. 107. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS. linoleums, rugs, runners. £SOOO £SOOO OF ALL UP-TO-DATE AND NEW STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. HIGHEST GRADe"eNGLISH WILTON 1 ENGLISH AXMINSTER AND INX DIAN CARPET SQUARES, in aU sizes, from' leading English. Manufacturers. tmptt.rt&T. AXMINSTER RUNNERS, LOUNGE RUGS, HEARTHRUGS, i and LINOLEUMS. r.n a all-wool reversible /©"“bugs; LOUNGE RUGS, and SQUARES. HIGHEST QUALITY GOODS IMPORTED INTO THE DOMINION, and ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. NEW STOCK JUST LANDED EX lONIC AT THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 6, Willeston street (opposite Bing, I Harris, and Co.). (See Sale Flag.) Everything guaranteed TRUE TO DESCRIPTION. Save your Money by Buying at the CARPET WAREHOUSE. NO CATCH LINES, EVERYTHING CHEAP. The whole stock at lowest prices. We can afford to sell cheaper, no big. ov.rcome xi and' inspect for Yourselves AND COMPARE OUR PRICES ANYONE. CAN AFFORD BEST QUALITY CARPETS AT OUR PRICES. Compare our Price for Linoleums. "WE HAVE THE GOODS AND THEY HAVE TO BE TURNED OVER. E. JOHNSTON AND CO. ' • Auctioneers. : ' : : ~i T~ MONDAY NEXT, At 12.30 o'clock sharp. AUCTION* SALE Of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; CARPETS, LINOLEUMS. SIDEBOARDS, DINING TABLES, ‘ BEDROOM SUITES, SEWING MACHINE. DUCHESSE CHESTS, WARDRCDBS, . BEDSTEADS, and MAITRESSES’, KAPOK BEDS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS, LEATHER DINING SUITE, GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS, AND : APPOINTMENTS. 4:00 LOTS. 400 On the Premises, No. 253-255, Willis street. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- • ed instructions from the owner, iV'ho has sold her property, to sell on he premises, as above:— ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 14 ROOMS. . E. JOHNSTON; Auctioneer. . SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER FREEHOLD SITE. TORY AND WAKEFIELD STREETS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1925, At 2.90 p.m. , AT OUR ROOMS, 105/ CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. TVTESSKS S. GEORGE NATHAN AND JLvX CO. are favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auotion, as above: —•'*’ ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, being Part Town Section-221, City of Wellington; having a -frontage Of 61 feet to Wakefield street, by a depth of 55 feet to Tory street. This is one of the few remaining Freehold corner sites in Wellington, and anyone requiring a Warehouse or Garage sit" is advisedi to inspect at- once. Full particulars from Auctioneers. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 105, Customhouse quay. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. CRUTCHINGS SALE. A SALE OF WOOL, principall; YY Crutohings, will be Held on TUES DAY 18tb INFANT, at the DOMINION FARMERS’ INSTITUTE, commencing a 2 p.m. ' - • , ' V Catalogues close at 5 p.m. on Friday tilth instant. _ , i' WELLINGTON WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. W. D. GORHAM, Secretary. 911 AUCTION SALE. I K A N ri ; S i L E THURSDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1925. On account of Mr E. G. Trask, a clear ing sale of Cows and Heifers to calve be tween August and October:— 10 Jersey and Shorthorn cows, eeconi carvers 4 3-year heifers 2 2-year heifers , 1 6-year Jersey bull HOTELS Under Boyal and Vice-Regal Patronage tm HOTEL IMPERIAL WANGANUI'S MOST POPULAR HOTEL 'Phone 850$. P.O Box 90S. EXCELLENT Cuisine and Aceommoda tion Electrio Light throughout Only best Wines and Spirits Btooked. N. MACKENZIE FORBES, Proprietor pUTL AN D HOT B L .X* Under Vice-Begal Patronage. WANGANUI, N.Z. !■: H. NIXON Prop riel. JJOYAL I’IGEB HOT I Corner Taranaxl street and Abet Bnt street, Wellington. ■'MAT' GI.EESON Proprie: Only Best Brands of Wines and Spin Stocked. TAKlffr REASONABLE.