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AUCTIONS TO-DAY. At 1.30 o’clock. UNCLAIMED AND DAMAGED CARGO (On account of whom it may concern). SALE BY AUCTION Of 2 BABES BEST QUALITY AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES 15 GARPETS (slightly damaged by water) 1 ROLL 27in. AX. RUNNER, 1 BALE AX. RUGS Also—--20 CASES HIGH-CLASS DUTCH CHOCOLATES (4)350 worth, some slightly heated, mostly perfect) Nuts and Wine, Liqueur Bottles, Brazil 'Tabs., Nut Tabs., and Fruit and Nuts, Jib., 11b., 21b., and lib. boxes. To be sold in lots to suit buyers, without any reserve. AT OUR MART, NO. 8 WILLESTON STREET. 1? JOHNSTON AND CO. have receivA* cd instructions to sell at their Mart, as above — 8 BALES CARPETS and 20 CASES CHOCOLATES. Salo To-day, at 1.30 sharp. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. Sail TO-MORROW, At 1 p.in. sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE Of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE A APPOINTMENTS. LOTS oqq LOTS At ths Family Residence, 235 Wellington Terraco (just opp. Alount Street). P JOHNSTON AND CO. have received instructions from Mr. C. R. C. Robieson, who is giving up housekeeping, io sell ou the premises, as above. E. JOHNSTON. Auctioneer. 8512 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. SALE OF UNCLAIMED DOGS BY AUCTION. ' A SALE of Unclaimed Dogs by auction will be held at the Corporation Yard. Clyde Quay, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1928. at 2.30 X>.m. E. I*. NORAI AN, Town Clerk. February 27, 1928. UPPER HUTT SALE. tro-AroKROw (Thursday), march j. 3 fat cows ." vealers 9 bullocks 20 head store cows 8151

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AT THE FARM, SOUTH KARORI RD., Ou FRIDAY, .MARCH 2, 1928, At 1.30 p.m. n'lliE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. James Hooper, who is going in for sheepfanning, to Sell, as above, the following Block:— 23 young cows in milk, and due April-July ■1 18-month heifers 1 4-year Ayrshire bull 15-gal. separator I power chaff-cutter, with shafting and pulleys 1 hand chaff-cutter MOTE.—Mr. Hooper has been milking for some years for town supply, and has regularly culled his cows for some years. The tows are run on hard country and should do well wherever they go. They are July, August, September culvers. 8366 • AUCTION CLEARANCE SALE OF DAIRY HERD, JOHNSONVILLE. On the Property, MEWLANDS (Farm Adjoins War Memorial), and handy to Railway Station. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928, At 1 o’clock. TT ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., have received instructions from 11. Longburst,, Esq., Io offer for absolute Sale, owing to the expiration of his lease — IMS CHOICE HERD OF It COWS, in milk, ami coming hi profil, June, July, and August. 1 good Jersey heifer t Holstein bull. 3 wearier calves I. Diabolo Separator (good order) NOTE.—These Cows will si and inspection. They have been carefully culled from timo to time, and coming off hilly land, will do well anywhere. EL ERNEST LEIGHTON, Auctioneer. 8504 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CITY HOME, No- 21 PORTLAND CRESCENT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1928, At 2.30 p.m. TJ ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD,, have 1 been favoured with instructions from the Trusteed of a Deceased Estate, to offer for Absolute Sale, in their Rooms, No. 14 Brandon Street, Wellington— THAT SPLENDID RESIDENCE, known as No. 24 Portland Crescent, being exceptionally well built, on splendid concrete base, containing on the ground floor —Dining-room. Drawingroom, Smoking-room, Drcakfast-rooiu, large Entrance Hall, Coat Lobby, Kitchen with every convenience, Maid's Room, etc. On tho first floor Six bedrooms, dressing-room, lavatory bathroom; also washhouse, copper, tubs, and workshop in basement. The House slands in beautiful grounds, has a particularly sunny aspect, and is situate on a slight, rise off the Main Street, is free from dust and noise, although practically in the centre of the City. The laud consists of nearly one-quar-ter of an acre, laid out in lawn, and flower garden, concrete and asphalt yard, and paths. The property also has a back entrance to Tlawkestono Street. Another house conid be erected on tho property. For cards to view and further details, applv to the Auctioneers. IT. ERNEST LEIGHTON. LTD., 14,5 Featherston Street, and Main Street. Lower Hutt.Bsos •RUTT ERF AT. BUTTERF AT. BUTTERFAT. BUTTERFAT. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF THE FAMOUS ‘■WOODSTOCK” JERSEY STUD. THE PROPERTY OF MRS. A. BANKS AND SON, At the Farm, Kiwitca (11 miles from Feilding), WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1928, at 10.30 a.m. ( £>Q STUD JERSEY FEMALES. gQ Comprising: 53 COWS AND HEIFERS IN MILK, 11 YEARLING HEIFERS IN CALF, 16 WEANER HEIFERS. FAMOUS BUTTERFAT HERD. TOESTING has been carried on at L Woo-Istock for 15 years, and the herd lias now to its credit 89 CERTIFICATES. AVERAGING »64.601 b. BUTTERFAT. 75 of these Certificates were awarded to immature cows, 16 of them being two-vear-old heifers. Established ov t r 25 years ago, the Woodstock Stud has been developed along tho verv soundest Futferfat lines. EVERY ANIMAL IS FOR UNRESERVED SALE. Write for the catalogue giving full details of Woodstock accomplishments, to the Auctioneers— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., > SY?.AH AMS AND WILLIAMS, LTD. 85GZ.,