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• 'I OMORROW, Al IIAJ'AJ'IAr. .., "At KoM<leiK.e (skirling ] 301 Jos moxham Ancxu-' <n<\ir Wellington Ho.kl. See Flu") ATTRACTIVK AUCTION . S \LK Of HIGH-CLASS OAK FURNl'Vlil-' JifeA' aiOQUETOE CHKSX^ Jjl'iLD SUITE, COSTLY HK/VVV ( VRIVSn AXMLVRTER X BODY «.£?■£, beautiful ' design) S Da^ Ml' SINGER DROP: HLAD SEWING MACHINE, HAND SOME CONSOLE MODEL PHiLCI) RADIO OAK TEA WAGON, ami the wliole ot the Superior Furniture and Effects. R-\JISJiV .WILSON.-LTD., Auctioneers, -^w 98 Manners Street, favoured with instructions h-om MRg. E. K. KEMNITZ (who Jias sold her property), will sell as above. Also COSTLY AND MODERN OAK BEDROOM SUITE (comprising ovalshaped duchesse with oval centre and side mirrors, large tallboy, twin bec'steads, special-wires,'and mattresses), HANDSOME FLOOR CABIN XT 11.M.V. GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, pictures, seagrans chairs, curtains, bedspreads, beautiful oak ducliosse, 2 single oak bed&teads, wires, mattresses, pillows, and oak tallboy, bridge table, books, Ewbank caipi't bweeper, butter cooler, crockery, glassware, aluminium siiucepuns, kettle, kitchen utensil.*1, lawn mower, spade, lake, hoe, and sencial sundries. SJ'ECTAL NOTICE— Everything is of the be&t, modern, and in boautitul condition, us-.now. SALK TOMORROW,' 1.30 Sharp. 158 MOXHAM AVENUE, HATAITAT. On view from 9 a.m. RAMSEY WILSON, , Auctioneer. Telephone 42-783. OUTSTANDING TWO-DAY SALE Of BOOKS. MAORI AND ISLAND CURIOS, AND BEAUTIFUL ALABASTER WARE; THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 10 and 11, , , . ■' At .1 p.m. Each Day. l The' Harvard Classics in: 50 .Volumes (as new-)'; COMPLETE WORKS OF WIL- ' LTAM SHAKESPEARE^RENAISSANCE EDITION (40 vols.); Joseph i Conrad's Works,(2o vols.); MEMOIRS I OF JACQUES CASANOVA (12 vols.); ■BURTON'S ARABIAN NIGHTS; Golden Ass of Apuleius;: ENCYCLO--1 TAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11th Edition; ; Dittmer's Te Tohuriga; Kirk's 'Forest, '/Flora: v Grey's. Polynesian j ■'■■ ■Mytholpgy, 1885: ■ Chas.. . Heaphy's Narrative of a Kesidence iin N.Z., 1842; •• FENTON'S IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS; Thomson's Story of N.Z. (2 vols.); CANTERBURY PAPERS. PARTS.I to 10, IN ORIGINAL, COVERS, ..etc., etc. . ■".'... • .•-:, And* ■■"■ . ■ '■■ 2 GREENSTONE ■ TIKIS,', KIWI FEATHER MAT, adzes, mats, ear pendants, etc., etc. / >•■•■■■ - Also ' ■■' -. ■■:■ BEAUTIFUL ALABASTER WARE, including lamp standards, bowl lights, etc. ■ : . ■ NOW ON VIEW. • CATALOGUES AVAILABLE. T H. BETHUNE AND CO.; ** • ><r ;■ Auctioneers. Cornel-' Brandon, and Featherston Streets, 1 -AVellington. , -^'~ PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SUBURBAN GROCERY BUSINESS. ryURNOVfiR £150 week, and capable o! -*•. substantial improvement; lease can be arranged for .fl years at £5 Ss week; portion of premises sub-let; dwelling attached; approx; value stock £600, plant £450; lessee requires compensation for certain, improvements. This is a particularly sound business, and one that we can recommend, and we would be pleased to discuss finance with a suitable purchaser, who' has approximately £500 cash to put in. SUBURBAN SERVICE STATION. Petrol gallonage 3500 gallons per month for last 0 months and over 4000. gallons last month; well established and profit--able repair business; outstanding position on main road and in centre of fastgrowing and popular 6uburb; freehold includes modern service station, offices, and workshop; price for freehold £2750; stock and plant at valuation. CITY TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSING BUSINESS.' Weekly turnover £100; excellent saloon trade; rent £7 week; Htock of approximate value £400 and plant £300 at valuation; £350 goodwill. This isa very oldestablished business with a regular clien-1 tele, and is showing an excellent return. Further particulars on application. LEVIN & CO., LTD., Land Department, 12-13 Customhouse Quay.I"'.'. j WTCIjJJXfn'ON I T<.|<.»lrM .■■' lIM '- . -