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AUCTIONS TO-DAY, At 1.30 o’clock. UNRESERVED SALE By AUCTION OF 1 OA LADIES’ UP-TO-DATE FROCKS, COAT FROCKS, ENSEMBLE SUITS, COSTUMES, LEATHER COATS, WOOL KNIT COSTUMES, WOOL COATS, WOOL KNIT FROCKS, CARDIGANS, COATEES, ETC. FROCKS COST ING UP TO .£l2 12s. TO BE SOLD IF THEY ONLY FETCH A FEW SHILLINGS EACH. • Also, LADIES’ HATS, MILLINERY, ETC. 6 ROLLS SILK (damaged) 6 BOLTS OF TUDOR FABRIC, ETC. On view morning of Sale. 'E. JOHNSTON AND CO., A net ioneers, No. 8 Willeston Street. 7197 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), Commencing at 1 o’clock sharp. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION Of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, massive and costly solid walnut sideboard and overmantel to match. MASSIVE WALNUT EXT. DINING-TABLES with 13 extra leaves, 20 MOST VALUABLE AND EXPENSIVE CARVER CHAIRS, EASY CHAIRS AND DINING CHAIRS IN SOLID WALNUT AND MAHOGANY, and upholstered in buffalo hide, all in perfect condition, 3 CHESTERFIELD LOUNGES upholstered in buffalo hide and saddlebags, 8 BEST QUALITY AXMTNSTER AND WILTON CARPET SQUARES (including some very large sizes), new Ax. hall carpets, RUNNERS and STAIR CARPET, COSTLY WALNUT HALL STAND, 4 VALUABLE BOOKCASES AND CABINETS COMBINED, BOOKS, OLD AND VALUABLE MAHOGANY EXT. DINING-TABLE (round), bedroom furnishings, 4 MASSIVE ALLBRASS BEDSTEADS, 4 WARDROBES, CHUBB’S SAFE and appointments. ENTIRE CONTENTS' OF 15 ROOMS. LOTS 300 WTS ' On the Premises, No. 53, MAJORIBANKS STREET. Bv Order of THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z., LTD., AND OTHER TRUSTEES in the Estate of the late James Lockie and Miss E. Lockie. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- • ed instructions to Sell on the Premises, as above. THE WHOLE OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE FURNISHINGS. Also. (To be sold at 1 o’clock sharp)— LATEST MODEL 62 SEDAN CHRYSLER, recently purchased, and has only done 500 miles;, absolutely in perfect order. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. 7196 ABSOLUTE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Situated at the Corner of TORY STREET AND CHARLTON AVENUE. TE ARO FLAT INDUSTRIAL AREA. On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928, At 12 noon sharp. At our Mart, No. 8 Willeston Street. JOHNSTON AND CO. have received -I-L instructions to Sell by Public Auction, THAT CENTRALLY SITUATED FREEHOLD PROPERTY, OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. WARNES & STEPHENSON, LTD., AT THE CORNER OF TORY STREET AND CHARLTON AVENUE, having a frontage of 44ft. to Tory Street by a depth of 110 ft., together with substantial Brick Building erected thereon. The walls of the building are 14 inches thick, and have been constructed to carry another story. The whole of the ground floor is of solid concrete. This property is in a dry and sunny locality adjoining on one side the block of land that has recently been acquired by the Wellington City Council, who propose erecting thereon the City Milk Depot and Offices, and on the other side the Salvation Army Hostel, and within a few feet of Vivian Street tram tine. The building stands 29ft. back from the footpath, and this unoccupied space will provide for an addition to the building of an attractive front for shops, offices, or showroom. The Tory Street locality is rapidly growing in value, and has already become an important industrial area. This property is on the market under exceptional circumstances, and is for Absoluts Sale. Further particulars from The Auctioneers, E. JOHNSTON AND CO., No. 8 Willeston Street; or W. PILLIET PRINGLE, Solicitor, 56 Willis Street. 7195 QTAKI SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928. 200 2-tooth wethers. 150 2-tooth ewes. 600 4 and 5-year ewes. 400 fat and forward 4 and 6-tooth wethers. 16 fat heifers. 10 store cows. 225 2-tooth wethers (off hills) 300 Romney woolly lambs (off hills) 100 B.F. lambs 100 2-footh ewes 70 prime heavy wethers 150 lambs 100 4-year ewes 8 fat heifers 5 fat cows and heifers 20 cows 7118. PAHIATUA EWE FAIR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1928, At 11.30 a.m. rpHE Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, 1 td., Stock Department, will offer on above date, on account of the following clients: — Messrs. McCarthy Bros., T. .1. Cotter, J. Breeds, E. Whiteombe, A. D. Eglinton, S. McLeod, J. Redman, E. Miller, A. McCool, Balfour Estate, W. Mitchell, W. D, Taylor, F. M. Gregorio, Murphy Bros., F. White, H. H. Godfrey, R. Vial, E. W. Hansen, Priest Instate, W. H Morrison, A. Hoggard, Griffiths and Co., J. H. George, Turner Estate, C. Hodgins, H. Dillon. J. Bambry, Franklin Bros,, Hull Bros., M. Alpass, A. V. Udy, C. Guerin, A. Knox. 10,000 2, 4. and 6 tooth, 4 and 5-year breeding ewes. NOTE.—The ewes in the Paliiatua district ?re in first-class condition this year. 7172. PAHAUTANUI SALE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1 PAL 500 4 and 5-year-old ewes 120 2-tooth wethers 300 lambs (b.f. Romneys) 12 Polled Angus yearlings 3 bullocks 7216