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AUCTIONS TO-DAY, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. SALE' OF SUPER'OR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UPRIGHT PIANO by Rubenstein, Stuttgart (perfect order, and very nice tone), VERY OLD AND VALUABLE AVALNUT SETTEE COUCH (with arms on each end and special design), dining table, Austrian chairs, curtains, superior Axminster hall runner (3Gin. x 27in. wide), superior hallstand, lino,, ornaments, pictures, vases, books, heavy hall curtains, music scat, 2 very superior mirror-door wardrobes, good duchesse chests, rattan chairs, white chairs, single and double bedsteads, and good kapoc beds, toilet mirror, crockery, glassware, lot of carpenter’s tools, grindstone, and numerous other lots. On the Premises, 91 Hansen Street (Close to John Street). P JOHNSTON AND CO. have received instructions from tho executors in the estate of the late Mrs. Meyrick to Sell, at her late residence, 91 Hanson Street, as above — THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. Sale TO-DAY, at 1.30 p.m. sharp, E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. 8140 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CARPET BUYERS. Sl S' £ (£6OOO S ™, CK BEAUTIFUL SUPER WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES (In all sizes). 450 CARPETS TO CHOOSE FROM. LARGEST STOCK TN WELLINGTON. M ROLLS OF IMPERIAL AXMINSTER RUNNERS, 27, 36, and 54 inches wide HEARTHRUGS, REVERSIBLE RUGS, LINOLEUMS, HIGHEST QUALITY GOODS IMPORTED INTO THE DOMINION, AND ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. NEW STOCK-JUST LANDED. FOR PRIVATE SALE, AT THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, 8 Willeston Street (upstairs). See sale flag. Close to Stewart Dawson’s. We guarantee to Sell Carpets, Rugs, Runners, and Linoleums. CHEAPER THAN ANYONE ELSE IN WELLINGTON. COMPARE OUR PRICES. Inspection invited. No better goods imported into the Dominion. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., 8 Willeston Street. 8143 FRIDAY MORNING, At 10.30. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION Of THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF 37 NEW GRAMOPHONES, GRANDFATHERS’ CLOCKS. 2000 ASSORTED RECORDS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 12 CLOCKS. TOYS. MUSIC, 1500 ■ EDISON’S BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS. CASH REGISTER. SHOP FITTINGS. 4 PIANOS. ORGAN, ELECTRIC AIOTORS FOR GRAMOPHONES, Etc., Etc. On the Premises. 91 Riddiford Street (Close to Hospital). By order of the Dominion Mercantile Agency. Ltd., as assignees of tho estate of Fleming and Co. P JOHNSTON AND CO. have received -*-** instructions to Sell, on the Promises, as above— THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. 8142 J JiEILDING SALE, i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1928, At 11.30 a.m. 7000 SH " EEP ’ conl P risin 5 — 1300 2-tooth and 4 and 5-year ewes . 1400 w.f. lambs 1600 b.f. lambs ! 500 2-tooth wethers 40 2-tooth S.D. rams 30 21 to 31-year S.H. steers. On Account E. Bunn, Pohangina: 1500 f. and f. 2-tooth wethers. ; 8167 1 SUPPLEMENTARY EWE FAIR. i PAHIATUA, MONDAY, FEB. 27, 1928, ' At 11.30 a.m. ’’f'HE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO--1 OPERATIVE ASSN. LTD., Stock Department, will hold a Supplementary Ewe Fair, as above, when they will offer, on behalf of the following clients: —Messrs. J. Rose, T. Fouhy, N. C. Sorensen, Saunders Estate, J. B. Carruthers. H. Cotter, S. Nilsson, W. Duff, ' F. White, Turner Estate, K. Lang, J. McKay, Carter Bros., R. G. Smith, R. Vial, W. H. Morrison, O. Menkin. F. Waring, H. T. Kelsey, McCarthy Bros., C. Udy, E. A. Harrington, C. Douglas, H. Eglinton—--6000 2,4, and G-tooth and 4 and 5year breeding ewes (8152) SALE OF GENTLEMAN’S RESIDENCE 1 Situated I MARIRI ROAD, KELBURN (On account of Owner leaving district), , On WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 29, 1928, At 11 a.m. t AT OUR ROOMS, LEINSTER CHAM- 1 BERS, 21 GREY STREET. A TESSES. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND ■L ~ CO. are favoured with instructions TO SELL, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above ALL .THAT PIECE OF LAND, being Lot 2. D.P. 1991. with a frontage of t 42ft. by a. depth of 98ft., more or ~ less, TOGETHER WITH THE SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STORY 8-ROOM-ED RESIDENCE THEREON, having ‘i Marseilles tiled roof, and comprising drawing-room, panelled dining- „ room, kitchen, scullery, pantry, maid’s room, and washhouse in basement. Upstairs: 4 bedrooms and two sleeping porches, bathroom with enamel bath and basin. THIS DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE has every modern convenience, including electric light, hot points, range, gas 4 stove, excellent hot-wator system, fireplaces, open, brick, specially imported fronts and interiors, tiled hearths and rimu kerbs, etc.; is well constructed on concrete foundations, tho first . story being of stucco and the second of wood. The interior is a fine example of modern architecture. Splendid section, well laid out in flower t gardens, concrete paths, and glorious c panoramic view is obtained. IN A „ FINE SUNNY POSITTGN. . { It is a home wo have personally in- , spected, and can safely recommend, as ( it will stand inspection by the most conservative builder or architect. s Without doubt this is one of the finest residential locations to be offered. Mortgage at 61 per cent. r For further information and arrangements tn inspect— SEE THE AUCTIONEERS. 5 S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 21 Grey Street. ’ 7564 J W. BRIDGE, Dentist, 50 Willis Street (few doors below "Evening Post”). ] A special department for quickly, and ‘e'.t moderate cost, inserting artificial dentures, remaking ill-fitting and re- ( pairing broken dentures. Teeth filled i or extracted painlessly; nitrous oxide gas administered. Hours. 9 to 5, ip? fetes bjr aocointmeaL, QfeL 4&=-24A