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AUCTIONS. 20 MOTOR-CARS! 20 MOTOR-CARS! PUBLIC AUCTION. MESSRS. H. F. M'NEILL AND i'i CO., LTD., are holding an excep- i tionally large Auction Sale of the fol- ' lowing Motor-cars on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At 2.30 p.m. In the Garage of tho SCOTT MO'IOR AGENCY, situated in LOWER DIXON STREET, Wellington. DODGE 5-seater, almost new, guarantoed. DODGE. 5-seater, perfect condition, guaranteed. FORD Touring Car, any trial, guaran- ( teed. , , CHEVROLET (Baby Grand) 1919 model, guaranteed. , . CHEVROLET .(Four ninety), 5-seater, I guaranteed. , , MITCHELL, 2-scater, excellent condition, i PULLMAN Car, 3-seater, guaranteed. R.C.11., 5-seater, any trial. i G.W.IC., Light English Car, 2-seater, any trial. , SIDDLEY-DEA3Y (Cabrelette), 6-seater, any trial. CROSSLEY Car, 25-li.p., splendid condition . ARGYLE CHASSIS, suitable motor-van, guaranteed. , CHEVROLET. 5-seater, first-class order . and condition. SAXON. 3-seater, (perfect order, guaranteed. OVERLAND, 1917 (model, 5-seater, a splendid car, guaranteed. AUSTIN Car, 5-seater, in perfect condition, guaranteed. . FIAT. 2S-h.p. (Landaulette), G-seater, good condition, any trial. AUSTIN. 40-li.n. (Landaulette), i-seater, splendid order, any trial. BEDFORD. 25-li.p., 3-seater and Dickey, overhauled and painted, guaranteed;. PULLMAN. 24-h.p.. 3-seater., electric lHit, sood condition, any trial. OVERLAND. 5-seater. perfect condition. THORNY CROFT LORRY, 2 tons, platform body, perfect condition. ALLAN,- 15-20 b.n. ear, 1918 model, 5scnter, any trial. ■ - These cars are all in perfect condition and order, and any trial can bo given. Some are almost new, and in this sale the purchaser will have a really splendid opportunity of securing a modern car at a reasonable figure. Tn addition to the above cars there will be sold' 1 5Mn. centre Alfred Herbert Self-acting'3-speed Lathe, almostnew. and also a very largo Assortment of Motor Accessories and Sundries, including Starting and Lighting Dynamos, Used Accumulators. Mud-guards Ignition Coils, Brazing I,amps, Head Lamps, Motor-cvcle Cylinders, Wind-screens. Motor Hoods, Etc., Etc. Call and sec us for Complete List, and to arrange for inspection. H. F. M'NEILL AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 20 Brandon Street, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 1901. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT CORNER PROPERTY, 66ft. to Vivian-lngestre Streets, 99ft. M Taranaki Street, With 8-roomed Residence, No. 150 Taranaki Street, AND OFFICE AND WORKSHOP, No. 99 Vivian Street, thereon. Messrs. j. h. bethune and co. are favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Thomas W. M'Kenzie, to sell by Auction at their rooms, Featherston Street, i as above— PART SECTION 134, Wellington, con-taining-24 perches, and having GGft.' frontage to Vivian Street, and 99ft. to Taranaki Street, now held undei a Lease which expires on January 1, 1921, together with tho well-built 8roomed Residence, No. 150 Taranaki i Street, and the Office and Workshop, i No. 99 Vivian Street, erected thereon. Tho greater part of the above land is i practically vacant, and suitable for the erection of Shops, Factory, Public Hall, , Motor Garage, or Hostel. Possession will ■ be given free of tho present Leaso on . January 1, (1921. For Terms of Sale and further pari ticulars, apply to MESSRS. CHAPMAN, SKERRETT, TRIPP, AND BLAIR, Solicitors, Brandon Street, Or J. 11. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been instructed by MR. GEO. SMITH, who, ' Tiaving bought a farm, is leaving the district, to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, : TAKAPAU, HAWKE'S BAY, ! 0n WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At NOON shai-p. \ His 16-ROOMED BOARDINGHOUSE, situated in the Main Street, J TAKAPAU, standing on half-acre. Also. Sections 16 and 17, comprising e 10 acres, divided into 4 paddocks, i, gj acres'in oats, balance English t grass; all well watered. The whole of Mr. Smith's Furniture, t 7 Driiry Cows,-1 2-year (Lovelock), Hoietein Bull, will be sold immediately after building and sections. Details furniture andlive stock later. Full particulars may be obtained from the Vendor at Takapau, Or, THE AUCTIONEERS, Waipukurau.

OTAKI s A L EWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 18 4-year bullocks (good colours) 2 5-year bullocks 16 2-year stce -s 12 2-year heifers 18 15-month Holstodn and Jersey heifers 4 fat cows 2 springing heifers 2 purebred Shorthorn bulls, 2-yoar 1 purebred Freisian bull, 2-year 4 Jersey cross heifers, springing 4 2-year heifers 2 dairy cows, springing 1 6-yoar half-draught mare, (all work) 20 2-year Polled Angus steers 10 4-yeav bullocks 10 empty cows 16 forward bullocks ' 10 3-year steers 7 springing heifers 10 forward bullocks 25-misuses yearlings 150 hoggets 2110 first-class woolly hoggets 50 empty ewes 60 4-tootli wethers . S \LE OF FREEHOLD SHOP PROPERTY, CUBA STREET. On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1920, - At 2.30 p.m.

At Our- Booms), 105 CUSTOMHOUSE ' QUAY. Messiis. s. geokge nathan AND CO. are favoured with institutions from THE DIRECTORS Oh THE CUBA STREET LAND CO. to sell by Public Auction as above:— ALL THAT parcel of land, being part Section 177, City of Wellington, containing 10.1 perches mole or loss, and having a frontage. to Cuba Street of 35 feet bv h. depth of 80 feet more or less, TOGETHER with the substantial brick building thereon, known us .No. I'iS Cuba Street, occupied by a llessrs. Lees and Church and otliers. This property is situated right m tno h of tin. best business area of Cuba Street, and the building is an excei'dingly good one, being extremely well euiistructcd. . This is a splendid opportunity for anyone to obtain a good freehold piupertv in sncli a fine business area. Reasonable terms. r - Pull particulars from the Auctioneer*. I S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., ' 105 Cuatomhou6o Quay,