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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12559, 23 September 1926, Page 12

AUCTION SALES EVINE ' AND COMPANY, • AUCTION ROOMS. 107, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Clearing Sales conducted in City or Country at short notice. Mart Sales regularly, Mondays and Fridays. NEW STOCK OF CARPETS AND HUGS, JUST LANDED. AT THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 6, WILLESTON STREET (Opp. Bing, Harris and Co.) FULL ROLLS OF NEW IMPERIAL AXMINSTER RUNNERS, IN LATEST DESIGNS 15 (iust landed), 27 and 36 inch wide. CUT PRICE FOR ONE WEEK: 27in wide, 13s 6d per yard, worth 18s 6d per yard. 36in wide, £1 2s Od per yard, worth 28s 6d per yard. 1 KA CARPET SQUARE’S AT VERY IDU LOW PRICES BEAUTIFUL ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE RUGS, in all sizes. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED TRUE TO DESCRIPTION. WE GUARANTEE TO SELL CARPETS, RUGS, AND LINOLEUMS CHEAPER THAN ANYONE ELSE IN WELLINGTON. COMPARE OUR PRICES NEW SHIPMENT JUST OPENED. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, 6, Willeston street.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF WELLINGTON. _ TO-MORROW, Coinmonci-ng at 1.30 o'clock sharp. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE Of LADIES’ UP-TO-DATE WEARING . APPAREL, COSTUMES, FROCKS, VELOUR COATS. :DRESS MATERIALS. SILK HOSE, ETC.. ETC. AT OUR MART. (On Account of Whom it May Concern) E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- • ed instructions to sell at their Rooms, No. 8, Willeston street:— WORTH OF LADIES’UP-TO-DATE WEARING APPAREL. Comprising: Brown, Black, Fawn, Mole, and Navy Repp Frocks and Costumes, Woollen Costumes, in all the latest colourings: Kasha Frocks, and - Costumes, in all shades; Gabardine Frocks and Costumes, Marocain Frocks, in .all shades. Serge Costumes, Tweed Costumes, Tunic Frocks, Crepe de Chine 'Frocks, Satin Frocks, Taneta Frocks, Cream Woollen Coats, with coloured skirts, • Silk and Wool Costumes, Beautiful Velour Coats with fur collars and all - shades, Woollen Coats, etc. j r also 20 pieces Dress Materials, Serge, Grey Flannel, Blaok and White Check, Navy White Stripes, etc., 60 Pairs Silk Hose, etc., etc. These are all up-to-date and new goods, and are for absolute sale. On view to-morrow morning.' E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. IMPORTANT,, AUCTION fkTJE. On behalf of the Public .-Trustee, In the Estates of ROBERT BOULD (deceased) and W. L. SLEVERS (deceased). WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th. At <2.30 p.m. AT ROOMS, 181. FEIATHERSTON ST. ThUNBAR SLOANE, Auctioneer, has , been- favoured lfjjh instructions from the Public Trustee to oiler for Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, at 2.30* ri.m., the follow* ing freehold properties in the above estates:— : SCHEDULE: In the Estate of Robert Bould (deceased): — LOT I.—A 3-rd. Dwelling, Paekakariki, within a few minutes’ walk of the railway station; immediate possession. The section is over i acre, having a frontage of 68.6 links by a depth of 462.7 links (irrj. LOT 2.—A 5-rd. Dwelling containing usual conveniences. Old Porirua road. Johnsonville, handy to train and very convenient. Area 29.7 perches, frontage 121.2 links, depth 334.8 links (irr.). In the Estate of W, L. Sievers (deceased). Property known as 136, The Terrace, being a 9-rd. 2-story House with all the usual conveniences. ■ The land has a frontage of 35ft and a depth of 130 ft, \ and is situated in the best part of The Terrace, overlooking the harbour. In the Estate of William White (deceased). Property known aa No. 17, Parliament street, being a 5-roomed dwelling with bathroom, washhouse, containing copper, tubs, and sink, lavatory and basement. The land has an area of 14 perches, together with right-of-way from Glenbervie terrace. For full particulars and card to view apply to the Auctioneer, DUNBAR SLOANE. 181, Featherston street, Wellington. Tel 43-258. Tel. 43-258.

CANAL UNDER A MOUNTAIN Connecting the North Sea with the Mediterranean an inland waterway, recently completed by French engineers after nearly 100 years, runs for five miles under a mountain. This required digging a tunnel 47$ft high and 72ft. wide to accommodate big barges. More than 74,000,000 cubic feet of material were removed in the construction, over twice as muclfc as was handled in building the famous St. Gothard tunnel, and 20,000.000 cubic feet more than came out of, the 12-mile-long Simplon bore.

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