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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12614, 26 November 1926, Page 12

AUCTION SALES Evine and company, • AUCTION ROOMS. 107, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Clearing Sales conducted in City or Country at short notice. Mart Sales regularly. Mondays and Fridays. TO-DAY, At 1.30 o'clock. UNCLAIMED AKD PILLAGED CARGO. SALE BY AUCTION. 6 PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES ANI> 200 NEAV RECORDS 10 PAIRS LADIES’ EVENING SHOES 2 CASES GENTS’ HIGH-CLASS OVERCOATS <5 LADIES’ VELOUR COATS 36 LADIES' LATEST AND BEST QUALITY PELT PULL-ON HATS GO PAIRS LADIES’ SILK HOSE 10 BOLTS DRESS MATERIAL 50 SUIT LENGTHS 2 CASES MOTOR REPAIR OUTFITS •2 CHESTS TEA 1 CASE CONTANING 20 DOZEN TRESS AND CO.’S CArS. Also, 30 DOZ. LADLES’ OILED SILK FANCY UM-BRiHLLAS AND SUNSHADES, ALL SHADES AND SIZES. E JOHNSTON AND CO. will eell at • their Mart TO-DAY a Miscellaneous Assortment of Unclaimed Cargo. Now on view. In lots to suit buyers. WITHOUT RESERVE. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of GENTLEMAN'S ARTISTIC AND MODERN BRICK AND CONCRETE RESIDENCE, BIRDWOOD ROAD, LOWER HUTT. TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., h • received instructions from Owner, to offer for Absolute Sale, TUE GROUND, as above:— THAT CHARMING HOME, standing on Lots 56 ami 57. St. Renan's Estate, Lower Hutt. and having a frontage of One hundred and twenty-one feet four inches (121 ft lin), by a depth of One hundred nncl fifty-eight feet inches (158 ft Sin) on the otjp side, and Eighty-seven feet three inches (S7ft 3in) on the other (all measurements be the same a little more or less). , This artistic residence is specially constructed of Boulders, Brickwork, and ReI inforoed Concrete, making it practically fire and earthquake proof. It contains eight rooms with exceptional conyeni- ‘ cnees, including electric range and light, numerous clipboards, wardrobes, buffet, . and china cupboards, etc., panelled en--5 trance hall, sun and sleeping porch, landscape and oriel windows, bathroom, I porcelain bath, basin, Fama floor, lavaL tory, stamped steel ceilings, Marseilles tiled roof, beautifully built and finished i throughout: favourable terms. I ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND > PLACE, j Lots 52, 53, 54, 55, 58. 59, 60, and 61, St. t Honan's Estate, having frontages to the Birdwood and Wniwetu roads of from Forty-seven feet (47ft) to 5 Seventy-five feet (75ft), by varying i depths, and including two special • comer sections. . TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit; 10 per ; cent, in three months; 1 O'per cent, in six months; balance for term of years. These choice properties are situate only a few minutes' walk from the new ! Waterloo road Railway Station. * For further details, apply to the Auctioneers. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., 145, Featherston street, Or Main road, Lower Hutt. MONDAY NEXT, AT 1 MONDAY. MONDAY NEXT, AT 1 MONDAY. At the State Coal Depot, Wakefield street, and without reserve, SURPLUS PLANT. SURPLUS PLANT. SURPLUS PLANT. Being the property of the N.Z. State Coal Bepot and late Firewood Department. lt/lESSH-S LAERY~AND CO., LTD., TvJ- hare received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, a 6 above, and unreservedly— -1 FIVE-TON 2-HORSE LORRY 1 TWO-TON SPRING TIP DRAY 3 FLOATING RAIL, NON-TIP SPRING DRAYS 6 PATENT AND BAR COAL SCREENS 6 IRON BAG-HOLDERS Iron and wood 6aw benches (nearly new), water trough, four-wheel trucks, lot liin and 2in shafting, shafting couplings, shafting collars and brackets, trolley wheels, lot good circular saws, quantity M.S. Bulb split pulleys (various sixes), Balata, fibre, leather and canvas belting, cane baskets, wood pulleyß, plummer blocks, shaft in gun-metal and white metal, and with oscillating bearings, galvanised buckets, fire bars, quantity tools and sundries, office .furniture, letterpress office stoves and Hues. All goods on view next Monday morning at the State Coal Depot, Wakefield street, near Cuba street. No Reserve. Terms Cash. LAERY AND CO., LTD., General Auctioneers. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CARPET BUYERS. GREAT SALE OF CARPE SAVE YOUR MONEY ANn CARPETS, RUGS, RUN NEK LINOLEUMS BTTY AND AT THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, WILLESTON STREET. The Largest Range of Designs in the Dominion. iPd-flflfl WORTH OF HTGHE! a-'iUUU GRADE ENGLISH W TON and ENGLISH AXMINSTER CA PET SQUARES (in most exclusive signs). Earger stock than ever. Goods just landed. Every carpet and rug guaranteed. No better quality imported into the Dominion. Ilighest-grade Carpets at prices that will astonish you. Como and Inspect for Yourselves. Open from 9 till 5. AT THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, J Willeston street, opp. Bing, Harris and I Co. i See Flag. E. JOHNSTON AND CO.. Auctioneers, A PUSHING YOUNG MAN louiik Tom Thompson was certainly I a very officious young man. as every- 1 one in the employ of Messrs Skinner, I Skinner, and Skinner agreed. He was ? always pushing himself in where ho 1 was not wanted, and he hail a very ] I exalted opinion of himself, to say the i least. There were two partners in the j < firm, and one of them, happening to i die, young Thompson approached the | surviving partner, with whom he was no favourite. - “t am sorry, sir. to hear of Mr : John’s death,” said the young mail, a ’’and f have rouie to ask if von would w like me to I-!.,. 'it idare." ‘‘Yes. 1 dd very mile!) ” was the rep!'-. “If 'oil can yet the undertaker to arrange it!”