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auctions. TUESDAY NEXT AT 1. TUESDAY NEXT AT 1. At the N.F.C. BUILDINGS, ALLEN . STREET, COURTENAY PLACE. '' UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF 46 TONS UNCLAIMED GOODS. 46 TONS UNCLAIMED GOODS! 46 TONS UNCLAIMED GOODS. I 1 1 rnHOMPSON BROS., LTD., will sell bj A Public Auction, on. behalf of. The 5 Colonial Carrying Co., at. The N.F.C. Buildings, Allen Street, a HETEROGENEOUS CONGLOMERATION HETEROGENEOUS CONGLOMERATION of Goods held for Storage, as under, marts and names being given for identification, is possible:— I 1900. T.G.S., Portmanteau; Galvin, 3 1 trunks; Least, 3 trunks; Stack, 1 trunk. ■ » 1903. O'Connor, quantity furniture; Conn- . sen, 1 tin box. 1904. 16/6/04, M'lCellar Wix, 1 wood trunk. 1905. No mark, sack bark, 1 tin box; ' .Wilkinson, 1 case; Ba"bington, 1 parcel. . 1906. Hawkes, 21 cases rabbit poison t i Holmes, 1 parcel;. Padget, .1 .box; ' Lane, 1 tin- box.;. 10/8/06, Forth, 5 T trunks luggage;. 6/7/06, Barnes, 2 cases, 1 package; Van. Staveren, 1 parcel. 1907. Mace, 1 parcel; C.J.D., 1 case; no marks, 1 'swag,. 1 portmanteau, 2 pieces timber; Cunningham, 1 case; 3 Vernon, 1 sack; Lees, 1 parcel; i R.C.D., 1 case; Ricc, i package; Muir, 1 box; 27/6/07, Simmonds, furniture; 19/7/07, Brown, 1 canvas 3 package; 20/7/07, Edwards, furnia ture;'7/12/07; Bock, 1 oaso; 36/12/07, t Ranson, 1 case, 1 parcel. 1 1908. Flood, 17 cases; Kle-Var Fraser, 1 . trunk; Lilley, 1 parcel; Booth Macdonald, 1 case; Tamer, 1 package; Sheldon Dramatic Co., 1 case; no name, acetylene generator; Webb, 1 parcel; Tompkins, I'parcel; Aitken, _ 1 parcel; Simeon, stag horns; Whftj ing, 1 case; 7/1/08; no- marks, 3 f cases; 3/2/08,'. 'Hastings, tin box; 29/2/08, Baker, tin box. 1909. Fullers, 1 trunk; R.1.K., 1 case; no mark, package egg-carriers; Ryle, 1 tin box; Robb, 1 case; no mark, 5 ■' cases; 8/3/09,;-Beatty, 6 packages furnituro;' 24/11/09, Venters, l,trunk; 30/12/09, Ashman, 1 case. .. 1 1910. No mark, pushcart; Walker. 1 case; • 28/1/10, Mkson, 1 case; 21/7/10, Hop- ' kins, 2 packages; 30/8/10, Callis,. 1 case; 1/10/10;. R. over .W. No. 1, 1 case. ... 1911. Williams, 1 clock; no marks, 1 case . skates; ■ 1/2/11, Gilding, 2- cases; ? 10/4/11, Robertson', 2 swag's; 4/9/11, Hawell, 1 table; .8/9/11, Humphries, 1 package ironwork; 15/9/11. Dyer, b sundry effects; 2/10/11, Clifford, . 1 case; 16/11/11, Alexander Antimony ■ Co., 1 case; 4/12/11, Mason, .furniture; 19/12/11, Woodehouse, 2 cases; 30/12/11, Caulsen,. 1 trunk'. 1912. N.1.Z., 2 cases; 16/3/12, Familfcon, 1 , case; 26/3/12, Read, 1 wood trunk; [ 7/5/12, Mottersh'all, 1 case; 8/5/12, Rice, 1 tin box; 5/7/12, Professor Karle, 1 wood trunk; 7/7/12, Davis, 1 tin box; 6/9/12, Kiernan, 1 tin box. 1913. 20/1/13, Wells, 1 canvas package; 23/1/13, Hill, 2 boxes; 8/8/13, 1 case clocks (Richardson), c . . 1914. 23/3/14, Rawan, 1 sack, 1 porti manteau. SPECIAL.—Any Lot or Lots may be 3 Withdrawn from Sale, on Payment of , Storage and other Charges. Terms of Sale: Cash, with- prompt .delivery. i THOMPSON BROS., LTD, A. G.'WALLACE, ' ". " H Auctioneer. " IMPORTANT SALE. • ; , SUPERIOR 'BIiSIDBKCE, '' ' BLOOMFIELD TE BRACE',, LOWER . HUTT. WEDNESDAY. 24th. MARCH, At 2 p.m. HER NEST LEIGHTON has been • favoured with instructions, from W. Salkeld, Esq., who has left the district, to offer by public auction, ..at the Chamber of Commerce, . Customhouse Quay. Wellington, as above— j That delightful Residence, containing p 6 large and lofty rooms, besides . bathroom, h. and c. water, linen ■ • cupboard, pantry,' arid'all conveniences, concrete foundations, well £ finished throughout, also washf house, copper, tubs,"• etc., together 5 - with land,' having" 50ft. frontage ■ 1 by 230 ft. in. depth, laid out in garden, etc. , NOTE—This Property is for Absolute 5 Sale, and is situated in one of the best j 5 localities in the Lower Hutt. '' " I H. ERNEST .LEfGHTON, ! .'Auctioneer, [ 186 Featherston Street, Wellington, ! Or Lower Hutt. 1 HAWKE'S BAY SHEEP RUN 5 ■ FOR SALE. OAAA ACRES, FREEHOLD LIME/4UUI/ STONE COUNTRY, overlooking tho Coast, and within ea6y, distance of ' central stock markets by good motor road. The Block is ' •watered by springs and streams, which have never yet failed. , The Buildings and Improvements are - ■ complete for the working of the ProJ perty, and are in excellent condition. " THE. WINTER CAPACITY on grass is 1 about SHEEP and' gQQ I HEAD, of CATTLE. • . i THE PROPERTY is only -on offer for : , a -short period, and the price has been ; 5 fixed at a figure which makes it a sound 1 investment. Particulars can be obtained : ■ on application to the. Sole Agents— i r MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., ' Wellington and Napier. ) t . ! THE CHEAPEST PROPOSITION IN i HAWKE'S BAY. r HOTEL FOR'SALE. ABSOLUTELY FREE HOUSE FOR' EVERYTHING. .. " T EASE—6 years from Ist January, 1915. •J-J Large up-to-date Store and Livingrooms;'store stock all fresh j and . new; stable: . and loose-boxes; smithy,.. Urge public hall, billiard room; 30 acres Land and good kitchen garden. j Hotel well furnished and very comfortable. Main CoacK Road, East Coast. No J opposition. Large Native population. , Mail coaches stop overnight twice weekly, j Rent, ilO. Goodwill, only .£SOO. , Furniture and lire and dead stock at valuation. Turnover given a 9 between .£9O and iilOO weekly. Apply, sharp, M'GLASHANS. LTD.,. HOTEL BROKERS, NAPIER. \ 1 : : ' EXCELLENT GRAZING COUNTRY. 1 TAfi ACRES, good Sheep and Cattle XI U" Country, situated best part of Hawke'6 Bay. L.I.P. Rent, 7d. per acre; 1300 acres in-graSs, balanco in bush, well watered. Will carrv 1} sheep when improved. PRICE, i 3 PER ACRE. Very Easy Terms. (684) Full particulars from : C. I!. WILSON AND GO. 1. (GILL BROS.), . - ; Auctioneers, HASTINGS, 118. i 1 _ FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE 3, .