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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. 'AT OUR MART, *No. S, WILLESTON STREEX GENUINE CLEARANCE OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 300 L^ s 300 E JOHNSTON AND CO. will hold a • Special Clearing Sale of Household Furnishings, Carpets, Household Linen, etc., at their Mart. BIGGER BARGAINS THAN EVER AS MART MUST BE CLEARED IMMEDIATELY. A Few of the £ots Comprise: HIGH-BACK 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, upliol. in a most beautiful fawn and black Genoa velvet, extra sprung; cost £48 10s, and for absolute sale (as new) ROLL-BACK CHESTERFIELD SUITE SMALL OAK BEDROOM SUITES, comALMOST NEW SILVER ASH BEDROOM SUITE, of 4 pieces, complete with best quality mattresses (cost £48) PICTURES, VASES, ORNAMENTS, BOWLS, AND POT PLANTS. 4 SPECIALLY GOOD WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, in good order ALMOST NEW AXMINSTER HALL RUNNERS • FULL OAK CABINET GRAMOPHONE, cost £40 Small buffet, oak sideboard, oak kerb, c.p. ware, oak barrel, pot stands, good seagrass chairs, oak china cabinets CUTLERY, TABLE, AND BED LINEN DOUBLE AND SINGLE BLANKETS SINGER SEWING MACHINE HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE, complete with best quality wire mattresses and kapok beds and pillows COMPLETE OAK DINING ROOM SUITE 4 SPECIAL SINGLE OAK BEDSTEADS, complete ■with mattresses OAK PEDESTAL OFFICE DESK, with 7 drawers VACUUM CLEANER, in perfect order ENGLISH FIREPROOF SAFE, equal to TRAVELLING RUGfe, 2 DOUBLE ' DOWN QUILTS, 8 PAIRS OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE BLANKETS, KITCHEN CHAIRS, AND AP- : POINTMENTS. Kow on view. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, No. 8, Willeston street. gENSATIONAL AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY NEXT, Commencing at 10.30 a.m., and continuing All Day. At our Mart, No. 8, Willeston street. GREAT UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF "REGAL HOUSE," LAMBTON QUAY. TA MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF "-HEAVY CUT CRYSTAL, GENUINE BRASSWARE, ELECTROPLATED WARE OF THE FINEST QUALITY, MOUNTED CHINA TEASETS, PRIZE CUPS AND ROSE BOWLS, BRASS JARDINIERES, BEAUTIFUL FRUIT STANDS, MOST EXPENSIVE TEASETS, WINE JUGS, HORS D'OEUVRE DISHES, TEA AND COFFEE SETS, i TEAPOT STANDS, HOT WATER JUGS, SALAD BOWLS, TEAPOTS, SUGAR AND CREAM SETS, HEAVY QUALITY ALUM. WARE, CHINA, Etc., Etc. '£1500 woSth £1500 OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE QUALITY GOODS EVER SUBMITTED TO AUCTION IN OUR MART. To be sold positively without the slightest Reserve. 1000 DIFFERENT LOTS. 1000 Also, 15 TOY MOTOR-CARS, scooters, motor trucks, express vans, tin trucks, wrecking cars with derricks and windass, pedal bikes, tricycles, etc. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, 8, Willeston street. FRIDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. MOST INTERESTING SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION Of £500 . W0 0 R f TH £500 MOST EXPENSIVE AND HIGHLYI'IKISHED INDIAN BRASSWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ENAMELLED FLOWER VASES IN ASSORTED COLOURS, OBLONG, OVAL, OCTAGON, AND ROUND BRASS TRAYS, BRASS JARDINIERES, FLOATING BOWLS, ASHTRAYS, CANDLESTICKS, BRASS FLOWER BASKETS, SWEET DISHES, CAKE STANDS, BASKETS, BENARES WARE, BRASS TEAPOTS, BRASS EPERGNES, BRASS KETTLES, COAL VASES, PHOTO FRAMES, ETC., ETC. (Just Landed.) At Our Mart, No. 8, Willestou street. Tj 1 JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- •*-'• ed instructions to sell at their Mart as above (on account of whom it may conicern): A WONDERFUL COLLECTION Oi BEAUTIFUL INDIAN BRASSWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. To be sacrificed at Auction on FRIDAY NEXT. On view morning of Sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.

**■ • < ■ ■ I (Directly opposite Bank of N.Z.). FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. 48—RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS—4B 48 RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS 48 ° W* ™ home. 7 : INCLUDING A NUMBER IN THE WATERLOO ROAB BLOCK. INCLUDING. A NUMBER IN THE WATERLOO ROAD BLOCK. * ISLAND BAY. « ' -n-wrn-wm.T-nnr* Trrl^,^ FIVE ROOMS and kitchenette; ?>—BUSINESS SITES 3 ' 3 BUSINESS SITES—3 S^'pS^^STM I.l^ / yenience is provided and the design OPPOSITE WOBURN STATION. OPPOSITE WOBURN STATION. woXTarty' L^edJon.'' A hOm° ■ ' .... ■ p r ic e £2150. IN ' HATAITAI. THE LOWER HUTT VALLEY ifSJ^SIn "■-■■--*-*-J J--V-^ TT TJXV AiVJ A J. V XXjLJJ_iJLJ A l ilrge ODe on the high, side of Hataitai road, and is laid out in lawns and garden. The house TO BE OFFERED AT THE DOMINION FARMERS' BUILDING, FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON, i^iTTnl &*£Bgt >•£(?*£ perty is well worth inspection. At 7.30 p.m. on Pice £2000. , ' WELLINGTON SOUTH. WEDNESDAY, 18TH DECEMBER, 1929. • h#Sar«&^ A cheap property at a low deposit. VERY FEW SECTIONS REMAIN TO BE OFFERED. Price £115°Deposit £45. PURCHASE NOW on the SPECIAL DEFERRED PAYMENTS SYSTEM and AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT . J. H. BETHUNE & CO., 'Plans and full particulars obtainable at the District Land and Survey Office, Wellington. An Officer in attendance on the ground each afternoon, including Saturday. AUCTIONEKRB ANU LAND AGENTS. ' 154-156. FEAimBSTON STREET. • H. W. C. MACKINTOSH, Established 1877. Commissioner of CVm,-,, t i Members Keal Estate Institute. TELEPHONE 44 039. . onel ot Uovru L;lndsTelephones: