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I 3 3 Page 19 TO CLASSIFIED "THE AGE" SEPTEMBER 3, 1958, ADVERTISEMENTS, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MENTS WEDNESDAY, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS BIRTHS Ington On Bush August N. 27, at Hospital, Morn- to and Cam- 50D (John Marianne Doughs), Both well. August Margaret, 31, at wife Mercy James Hospital, M. to Bell- son, -At to Helen and David daughter. (nee Hines).

-On August 30, to at Marie St. and Arnaud Bob- district daughter hospital, (Kim Maree), Both 8 well. On September 1, at Coleraine a A son Hospital, (Peter Rawto Mary, wife of Georgedon). -To Bev. and for son Karen.

well. (Stephen Robert), HARDINER Margaret (Skilton). Coles, -On to August Gwen daughter (Jillian and MA KRNSEY Box (Miles) Hospital, September a daughter (Dianne Joan). and Both well. Len at Margaret Coles, to SeptemH ber and 2.

daughter. Nella well. On SeptemHYANZ Bill at -twin Margaret boys Coles, (Gregory to Nance and Peter Anthony), BroFrancis for William John. Thanks to thers Lawson, sisters and nursing Dr. staff.

ONG (McNiel). -On August 30. W.G.H.. Warragul, to (Alison Jean at Mervyn a and Margaret). (Lewis).

-On September MAPPER Bethesda, well. to Isabel and Bill-a On SepM' (Stuart at Murray). Bethesda Hospital Brother -a Jane. son Both well. to (Justice).

On August 29, Warley son PIT (Bruce Cowes, Alex- to Isobel ander). and A Bob- brother a for Janet. DAUL at (nee Ainslie, MeNish) to -On Alma August and will, -a son. Both (Cotter). well.

August PROS at Karl--a Windarra daughter Hospital, (Susan to June and Dr. Raymond Webb Kay). all In Thanking attendance, -On August ROGERS and Launceston, daughter. Tasmania, Judy (Carroll). August SWEENEY of Dandenong John Hospital, Sweeney, to Shelagh, Warren- wife son.

Narce (Nisbet). On September Hospital, to June and Ron at Margaret Coles Maternity daughter. Both well. -A September WATER and Bethlehem Nell-a Private 50n Hospl- (Brian William), Brother for Karen, Both well MARRIAGES Diamond Weddings Mio and Linda Mrs. Street.

R. Coburg, wish N. Armstrong, to thank relatives and their friends dia- for their kind thoughts anniversary. on mond wedding DEATHS -On August 30. at MooA roopna the Hospital, Henry Jane, Mairs beloved Allen, wife of late of 159 Welsford Street, Shepparton, loved mother of Malcolm (deccased).

Jean (Mrs. Stan Young), Stanley (deceased), Maisle Muriel (Mrs. Ken Frankling), Jim, (Mrs. Fred Parkinson. deceased), 85 years.

In God's care. A private hospital, September 14 Hall Street, Brighton, dearly loved wife of George Ernest, and loving mother of George Ian, aged 71 years. Privately interred. A TOO Hospital September Henry 2. Gor- at don, dearly loved husband Street.

of Eleanor (Sis), of 81 Barkly Mordialloc; late of Murrabit; loving uncle and stepfather of Violet, Loyd. Lorna and Ernie: aged 68 sears. Our loved one at rest. September 2. at BA HAR residence.

30 Studley Avenue, Kew, James Fenton, beloved husband of the late Eilzabeth. and dearly loved lather of Jean (Mrs. T. H. Dunn).

Eileen R. W. Fox). Gavon and James; aged 90 years. Private interment.

On September 1, Oilver, loved husband of Ethel, late Alfred Hospital, Harry Willaura. At rest. September 1. Oliver (Ollie), dearly loved brother of Bert (deceased), Het (deceased), Wattle (deceased), Glad, Clem, George (deceased) Phoebe, and Bob, loving brother-in-law Mabel, Lil, Margaret. Peacefully sleeping.

August 29 Adeline (sudHelen, loved wife of the late wildenly), at Balmsdale. lam Beeton and loving mother of Ray (Mrs. Leonard), Bill and Syd. September 1. brother- Tom, loved brother of Freda, In-law of BIll, and loved uncle of Colin, Lorraine, Jan, Beverley, Maureen and Maurice, Ever remembered, On September 2, A hospital, Caulfleld Grace Mary, loved wife of the latc Peter, beloved mother of John Arnold and Nancy (Mrs.

Lowes), of 4 Avenue, West Heidelberg, fond mother-In-law of Bernadette and Addison, loving grandma ol Geoff rey, Peter and Bernadette, James. Margaret and Rosemary. Requiescat In pace. CRADLE, 8 On Dandenong August 30, Road, at dearly Caul- his field, Matthew Francis Craig, beloved husband of Winifred Frances. and loved father of Sybil Mary.

Privately Interred St. Kilda Cemetery September 2. Requiescat in pace, September at DELVE residence, 129 Hawthorn Road, Caulfield, John Marshall, beloved husband of Gertrude Mary. At rest. Privately cremated, Spring Vale, September 2.

2. at her September Abbotsford Nicholson, loved mother of Gloria Street, North Melbourne, Josephine (Mrs. Woods), loving sister of Ethel (Mrs. Osbourne), and loved aunt of Lily (Mrs. Drinkwater), Bert and Wal Osbourne, mother-In-law of Rooble, and loving grandmother of Bobby.

Jeffrey and Dianne, aged 77 years. Peacefully sleeping. 1 UNCAN. On Mollle, September loving 1. cousin (sudJack and Molly Lavin, also Marie and Frank Kerwan.

R.I.P. On September 2. at private hospital, Ballarat, Letitia Catherine, daugh er of the late Patrick and Elizabeth Dunn, Enfleld. and sister of John. Patrick.

Michael. Thomas, Francis and Mary (Mrs. Little), all deceased, In her 95th year. Reouleseat EDWARDS, of 13 September Alphington Street. Northcote, beloved daughter of the late Will.am and Alice Edwards.

At rest, EZ William. husband September of 2. Mary, George loved father of Alfred. Charles. John.

Mav (deceased) and Annie, aged yearS. September 2. at Bakers Road. North Coburg. Incl May.

dearly loved wife Thomas (deceased) and loving mother Edward, Frederick, Joseph. Artier. Ellen, William. Leslie, vea's. Percy, In Adrian -On God's preach Phyllis, aged Deptember 2.

Ethel May, loved of Phylis. mother-in-law of Dave, loved nana of Helen and Nell. Ethel May. -On September mother of her. Adrian.

dearly loved at residence, devoted mother-In-law of Alma, HOWLER. -On September Harold John, late of private hospital. Malvern Avenue, Glen Iris, dearly beloved husband of Margaret. 85. years.

TRAZER. -On September 1, at 22 Grattan Street. Hawthorn, dearly beloved mother of thur. mother-In-law of Billle (deceased). and grandmother Helen Graham.

Arthur. At Daniel On of 223 Moor Benjamin Street. August 26. Fitzroy. loved brother Florence and brother-in-law of William ceased) of Warragui.

rest. GALL. loved -On brother August of 26. Zoe Bend Beattie. God's care.

CARDINER. of Kathleen (Bobbie) Wonderful Florrie Binke, Reaulescat GORING at Seaspray. September 1 Arthur (sudFrederick. eldest of Fred the late Pauline Gooding. loved brother of Philip (deceased).

Alice (Mrs. Jones). L. Irving). (Mrs.

Joan (Mra. K. Brewer). aged 45 vears. R.I.P.

de rly Alfred Hospital. Herbert George, September 2. Ple nor. beloved Patient husband sufferer of at rest. Margaret September 2.

beloved Alfred daddy Hospital. of Angela Herbert Mary George, Lawson), of Donald, granddad of Robert. God's TALL. -On September 2.. At Minnie, private, late of hospital, 480 Glen Now Huntly.

Street. late Fl-ternwick. dearly loved wife of and Tos Thurley. Les aunt and of Sylvia Alex. loved Phyllis Moore.

great and Ruby of and. Val. Betty. Sandra. Norman.

Colin and Vanessa. Alan Annette and Rodney, IT At rest. Caulfeld On September 2. P- of Tennyson Convalescent Hospital h- loved, husband Street. Sandfaring father of Wallis.

of Ruby, JEANES. -On S.A.. September Ine father of William (Mrs. C. Simenckel.

of father-In-law Ces. grandGarfield, Victoria. and Sadly Diane Simcocks. On September ner 15 Farmer Street, Brighton', Robert Margaret Bernard, Dorothy, and loving mother of John and Spencer, 2, INNEAR. Ou September of Mrs.

J. Bullock, and loving Margaret Dorothy, loved of Janet (deceased), Spencer, James, George (deceased), Elizabeth Nancy. AZER. Joy. -Dear friend of Pat.

Ever remembered. September 2, at her residence, 9 Rosemary Grove, Burwood, Miriam Florence, devoted wife of the late Charles, dearly loved mother of Muriel and Pansy, Passed, peacefully away, At home. On September 1, Thomas Patrick Leo, late of 86 Ballarat Street. West Brunswick, dearly beloved husband of Rita, devoted pop Roy and Arthur, loved brother of James, grandfather of Pauline Margaret. Late of Kyabram, Rest In peace.

M' Colac, Chester Claude September 1, at beloved husband of the late Lavina, and loving father of Mavis (Mrs. Dare, of 90 Queen Street. Colac), and loving granddad of Peter, Grahame, David and Russell. MAT the Westernport September Memorial Hospital, Kooweerup, Walter William, of Tynong, and late of Benband of Victoria a Alberta, and loved ambra and Cora Lyn, the loving husfather of Ethel (Mrs. Whorlley), Cyrll, Laurie and Rupert.

Peacefully sleeping. MA Kooweerup -On Hospital, September 1, William at Walter, dearly loved husband of the late Ethel Frances, and loved father Ethel (Mrs. H. Worlley), fatherIn-law of Herbert and grandfather Rolda. At rest.

MAT Westernport -On Memorial September Hos- 1. pital. Kooweerup, Walter William, Tynong, and late of Benambra and Cora Lyn, the loving father of Cyril and father-In-law of June, loved pa of Chris, Sharon, Jeanette and John. September 1. at Westernport Memorial Hospital.

Kooweerup, Walter William, of Tynong. and late of Benambra and Cora Lyn, the loving father of Laurie and father-in-law of Mary, and loved pa of Graeme nnd fer. MAT Memorial September Hos- 1. pital, Kooweerup, Walter William, Tynong, and late of father Benambra and Cora Lyn. the loving Rupert and father-in-law of Margaret, and loved pa of Deborah.

On September Harold, 6 Vine Grove, Glen Huntly, dearly loved husband Vida, loved father of Len, Morris, loved Betty (Mrs. father-In-law of Gloria, Mont. Coates) and Norman, Jeoff and Roma. At rest. Ictoria, of September 753 Drum- 2, mond Street.

North Carlton, dearly loved sister of Sadie, beloved sisterin-law of Pat Gubbins. A patient sufferer at rest. Mary September Christina. dearly loved wife of Nell. beloved mother of John, mother-in-law Kath, dear gran of Alan.

R.I.P. PortMERGER Frances On August Amelia 30. at (Fanny), loved daughter of the late and Mary Mercer, aged 85 years. On August 30. Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital.

Clarence, loved brother of Rene, Hazel and Rupert (deceased). September 2. Royal omen's Hospital, Lily Jane (Ken), dearly beloved wife Filson Sylvester of 21 Street, Ascot Vale, dearly loved mother of Syd, and fond mother-inlaw of Heddy, Requiescat In pace. Passed peacefully Adell. of 70 Pasley Street.

South NORTHEY. September 2. Matha Yarra, beloved wife of the Paul Northey, loving mother of Paul and Marjorie Cummins, darling gran of John and Garda Cummins. nanna of Paul Northey, Peace, perfect peace. On September 2.

loved sister of Georgle Barton. private hospital. Mattie, Peacefully sleeping. On September 2, Sister Mary Martha, Convent Mercy, Kyneton. Requiescat in pace.

VERTON. -On August 30, Cheltenham, Sarah Ann, widow of the Emily late (Mrs. J. C. Eaton.

Overton. deceased), mother loving grannie of Lionel and Melva (deceased), late of Footscray, her 101st, year. Privately interred Spring Vale, September 2. DARKES. residence, On September 2.

his 111 Railway Place. Williamstown. John Edwin, dearly beloved husband of the Camilla and loving father of Eric, Dorothy (Mrs. Titmus), Bert, Mavis, Phyllls (Mrs. Johnson) and Mylles.

Sleeping. DARKES. John Edwin, and dearly beloved father of Bert and grandfather of Edwin. John. Lorraine and Roslyn.

DARKES. John Edwin, dearly loved father of Mylles and and grandfather of Beverley Carol. John Edwin, dearly loved father of Phyllis and grandfather of Marilyn, Barbara and Lelgh. DARKES. loved John of Edwin, Dorothy dearly father Ron.

loving grandfather of Frank and Gillian. and greatgrandfather of Conrad and Phillip Wadds. DEATHS of and grandpa Leigh. of Jennifer, David. Brian -On September 1.

Bernam Nassau. beloved husband of Millicent, loving father of Ralph and Tony, PERKINS. -On Nassau, fond September father-In- 1. law of Jean and Moureen, loving DERKINS. tribute to Bernam the memory of our Nassau.

esteemed managing director. -From the office staf, George Fethers Co, Pty, Ltd. 83 On September 1, at Al65 of 4 Eric Avenue, Mordlalloc, dearly fred Hospital, Emmie Levenia, of loved wife of John, mother-In-law loved of Isabel, mother of dear Jack, grandmother of Nola, aged 71 fond years, A loving soul at rest. 76 Si Thomas Bergland, formerly of September 1. at Sale, Orbost.

dearly loving loved of husbanu Amber of Maud and father (Mrs. J. H. Canavan), aged 68 years. Henry.

-On September Harry, of 32 Cook Street. Abbotsst. Vincent's Hospital, ford (late beloved husband of Elleen Susan, and McCal- lovIng father of Irene (Mrs. Thomas). lum) Marjorie (Mrs.

Charlie. Nancy (Mrs. Bill. Fred McGregor) and father-in-law of Doug. and grandfather of Denice, Pauline.

Peter. Sandra. Jennifer Ar- and Jeffrey Sadly missed. No flowers, by request, September at St. Vincent's Hospital, Harry, of 32 Cook Street, Abbotsford, loved son of Charles William and the late Anne Walden.

loved brother of Charlie. May. Violet. de- Dalsy, Fred. Earnest and Lily.

In God's care. DE -On September Harry of 32 Cook Street. Abbotsford, WA loved brother of Violet. brotherIn-law of Charles Lucas. uncle of Dorothy and Faye.

Resting where no shadows fall. On September 2, at his home, Newington and Grove, Caulfield, Alan Symons, dearly loved husband of Rita, beloved father of Bev and Mary, fond S. father-in-law of and Peter darling pop of Nell and Jenny, -On September 2. at at 14 Goodman Street, Brunswick, William Edward, beloved husband of the Matilda, and loved father of William. Elsie (Mrs.

at Smith), (deccased), Frederick. Leslie (deceased) and Albert. In his Mrs. 96th year. IN MEMORIAM EDFORD, Amy.

Treasured memorles of my beloved wife. and our dear mother. who passed away September 3. 1955. remembered.

-Inserted by husband and Always, family EDFORD. -In loving memory of our dear mother. who passed awav September 3. 1955. Ever remembered.

Loving ann Bernard. and family. memory dear Nell. Bullied September 3. 1957.

Addie. loving aunt of Peter and -Loving. brother, Stan. sister-InJudith In nemory of our dear Butler. who passed away September 3.

1957. Always remembered. -Inserted by Ron, Ide, ory of who NRAIG, MEMORIAM. memIN passed away September 3. 1957.

Though absent you very and near, Still loved. still missed very dear. -Ever remembered by his loving wife, Lillian. -Inserted by Lillian and family. James.

Treasured memories of our dear dad, passed away September 3. 1957. A wonderful father laid to rest, For each of us he did his best. love so true and a heart so kind, A better dad you could never find. -Sadly missed by his loving daughter Beryl, son-in-law, Cyril, and family, -In memory of our dear brother, Jim, who passed away September 3, 1957, remembered, at East Doncaster.

Always -Inserted Eddle and Mary, CAR RAIG memories DICKSON, of James and Alfred, Dear who passed away September 3, 1957. God saw when your hearts grew weary. And the path had grown too steep. 50 He folded His arms around you both, And gently bade you sleep, -In loving memory of my dear September husband 3, and 1950. father, passed On earth you tolled, in heaven you away rest.

God bless you dad, you were one of the best. -His loving wife. Ede, and daughter, Nancy. Robert Cyril. In loving memory of our brother.

died September 3. 1957. am thinking of you today, Cyril, thought of you yesterday. tou, will think of you tomorrow And the rest of my life through, -Sister. Alice, and Les.

-In loving memory our dear son, William Aifred, died September 3. 1945. Always remembered. -Inserted by his loving mother and father and brother. Frank.

ARD. -Loving memories our dear mum and gran, Henrietta. died September 3. 1956. For ever in our thoughts.

-Dorothy. Jack, Lols. Kevin. Elaine. Cherished memories of HARP dear mum, Henrletta, who passed away September 3.

1956. Resting where no shadows fall, In perfect peace she awaits us all. -Ever remembered by Nell and Norman. memories of HARD dear Cherished died September 3. 1956.

So dearly loved. so sadly missed. -Susie. -In loving memory of my dear sister, Ettle, died September 3, 1956. For ever in our hearts.

of -Inserted by her sister, Lily, Morris and friend, Jessie. Memory of dad, mum. 1, HON -Beryl, Eric Hartley. EAR (Ben). September 3.

of 1949. Though absent you are very near, Still missed. still loved and very dear. -Loving daughter Daisy and Mabel. Dagmar May, loving beloved memory wife of of Richard, devoted mother of Monica, passed away September 3.

1947. Thomas Henry, 2. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Eternal rest grant him, Oh Lord. of Perpetual light shine upon him. -Mum and family.

-In loving memory of MASON Ernst, beloved eldest son of Ethel M. Mason (and the late W. 1st A.I.F.), passed at September 3, 1955. loved brother of Eric and Leo, And the stately ships go on. To their haven under the hill.

at But Oh for the touch of vanished hands. of And the sound of volces that are still, Les. Treasured memories of my dear father, passed away September 2, 1957. Sadly missed. -Loving son, Jack, daughter-In-law.

Lena, and granddaughter, Anne. late of dear father, who memory passed fond my away September 2. 1957. Always remembered, -Loving daughter, Florence. brother-In-law.

George, grandsons, at Robert. Alan and -Fondest Ray. memories be- MATCH dear husband. Dick, who passed away suddenly on September 3. 1957.

of -Inserted by daughter his Alice. loving and WIlwife, Florence, liam (Adelaide) grandchildren, Peter and Jennifer Taylor. best. -Inserted by your loving wife. Ettle, and family.

loving memory of my dear mother. who Dussea away September 3. 1957. -Inserted by her loving son. Tom, daughter-in-law.

Lola. and grandchildren. Michael, Tommy, Bernard. Rest In peace. -In loving memory of my dear husband, Arthur.

who The tears in my eyes can wipe passed away September 3. 1956. away. But the ache In my heart will ever stay. Sleep on dear Arthur.

In your quiet place of rest. With part of my heart you took when you left. Unseen, unheard, you are always near. -Inserted by his loving wife. Allce.

loving memory of my dear dad, who passed away September 1956. Deep In my heart a memory Is kept, of the father I loved and shall never forget. -Inserted by his loving daughter, Phyllis and Tony. who loving passed memory away of Septem- dear ber 3, 1956. Two years I had to part, With a dad I loved with all my Heart.

-Inserted by his loving daughter, Mavis. and Aubury. DEED. dad. passed Fondest away memorles September of 1956.

As you rest in perfect peace, Your memory I will always keep. Your loving son, Kelth. EED, -I will always remember. -Laurie. SHIRE dear -In husband, loving died memory Septem- of ber 3.

1948. As you rest In perfect peace, Your memory we will always keep. -Inserted by Ada and Ted. memory who passed away September 3. 1951.

On earth you tolled, In Heaven you rest. God bless you Dad, you were the BEREAVEMENT NOTICES ALEX NEILSON AND MAINS wish to THANK relatives and friends for cards, letters and floral tributes In their recent sad bereavement. WIll all please accept this as our personal thanks. FUNERAL NOTICES A late IN Mr. -The HENRY Funeral of GORDON the ASHWIN will leave St.

Nicholas's Church of England, Bear Street. Mordialloc, TOMORROW, after service commencing at 2.30 p.m.. for the Spring Vale Crematorium. W. D.

ROSE SON BARER: 53. OLIVE LEAF LODGE and Members of the above Lodge and the Order In general are respectfully Invited to attend the Funeral of our esteemed late Brother WILLIAM S. BAKER, P.A.D.. P.D.P.. to leave John (Roy Allison' parlors.

291 Sydney Brunswick, THIS DAY, 1.30 p.m.. for Coburg Cemetery. THOS. S. BAKER, A.D.

WM. REID, Sec. The Funeral of the late HARRY OLIVER BARRETT will leave John (Roy Allison's funeral home, THIS DAY. after a service commencing at 11 a.m., for the Spring Vale Crematorium. JOHN (ROY ALLISON.

UL4515 -Requiem Mass for the repose of the soul of the late GRACE MARY COGHLAN will be celebrated at St. Plus X. Church, Waterdale Road, West Heldelberg, TOMORROW at 6.45 a.m. On conclusion of the Mass the Funeral will leave the church for the Daylesford Cemetery. JOHN (ROY ALLISON.

UL4515. DOCKING: The JOSEPHINE Funeral of NICHOL- the SON DOCKING will leave her restdence. 263 Abbotsford Street. North Melbourne, TOMORROW, at conclusion of a service commencing at 10.45 a.m.. for the Melbourne General Cemetery.

Carlton. JOSEPH ALLISON PTY. North Melbourne. FW4126. Requiem Mass for the repose of the soul of LETITIA CATHERINE DUNN will, be celecrated at St.

Aloyslus' Church, Redan TOMORROW. at 9.30 a.m. The Funeral will leave the church at conclusion of the Mass for the Ballarat New Cemetery. NOEL TOBIN. Ballarat.

B5526. WARDS M. -The EDWARDS Funeral will of leave Miss her home, 13 Alphington Street. Northcote. THIS DAY.

after a service commencing At 1.15 p.m., for the Melbourne General Cemetery. Carlton. J. FERGUSON SON. 133037 The ineral of the late GEORGE WILLIAM FZARD wIll leave Padbt y's chapel.

TO- 959 White Horse Real, Hill. MORT OW. after service commence Ing at for Spring Vale A. W. DBURY co, PTY.

Crematorium, The Funeral of the late Mrs. FTHEL MAY FINN will Brave our chapel 170 after Sydney a service Road. commencing at 9.30 a.m.. for THIS DAY. the R.

B. PENN. Coburg. FM1698. Fawkrer Cemetery.

The Funeral of the FOWLER late will Mr. leave our chapel, 1217 High HAROLD JOHN service commencing at 3 p.m., for Street. Malvern. THIS DAY. after the St.

Klida Cemetery. DRAYTON GARSON, BY2428. FUNERAL NOTICES The Funeral of the GEHEN FREDERICK GREENLAND St. will Klida Road, Melbourne, TOleave Sleight's funeral home. MORROW, after a service Melbourne commencIng at 3.15 p.m..

for the Cemetery, Carlton. SLEIGHT PTY. LTD. Funeral of the MX4626. late Mr.

will leave HERBERT the chapel GEORGE of B. HAGLEY Matthews Pty. Ltd. 102 Toorak alter Road, a South service, Yarra, commencing at 2.40 TOMORROW. p.m..

for the Spring CremaB. torium. MATTHEWS PTY. LTD. Funeral of the late BM4551.

The MINNIE HALL is appointed memorial to chapel, leave corner Glen Huntly the Bathurst and Kooyong roads. Elsternwick, THIS DAY, after a service the mencing at 1.30 p.m., for Spring T. BATHURST Co. (late Vale Cemetery. A.I.F.).

LF6337, LF4568. of Mr. The Funeral ROSSEL HEDGE, of 9. Tenny- leave son our Street, parlors. 122 Carpenter Street, Sandringham, will Brighton, THIS DAY, p.m., after a for service commencing at 3.

the Spring J. MONKHOUSE SON PTY. Vale Crematorium. EIGHTON. The Funeral of the LTD.

XB1162. late Mrs. MIRIAM FLORENCE LEIGHTON will leave her residence, TO9 Rosemary Grove, Burwood, MORROW, after a service for the commenc- Kew ing at 1.30 p.m.. LE PINE SON PTY. LTD.

Cemetery EO. The Funeral of the late Mr. WB2309. THOMAS PATRICK LEO Arthur will leave the residence of Mr. burg.

Jacobsen, 4 TOMORROW, at 2 p.m., for Shaftesbury Street, Cothe Fawkner Cemetery. SONS PTY, LTD. MULQUEEN FW1746. of the MA late Mr. WALTER leave St.

WILLIAM Mary's Church MATTHEWS of England. Garfield, THIS will DAY, after a service commencing at 2 p.m.. for the Bunylp FUNERAL Cemetery. SERMcGILTON'S VICE, -The Funeral of the Warragul 638. Mr.

CHESTER CLAUDE to (Chess.) leave Sharrow's MATTHEWS funeral parlors, Is appointed Colac, THIS DAY. commencing at the at 2 conclusion p.m., of a service for the Colac Cemetery, SON. Colac T. W. SHARROW The Funeral of the 2051.

McARTHUR will leave her residence. ARTHUR: MARY CHRISTINA 15 TOMORROW, after prayers at 10 Williams Road, Mornington. a.m NEIL for S. the MUIR. Mornington 2132.

Mornington Cemetery. Funeral of the late Mrs. LILY Filson JANE Street, NEYLON Ascot will leave 21 Vale. on FRIDAY, at 1.30 Church, p.m., calling at St. Brendan's en Wellington Street.

Preston for Cemetery. prayers route ERN to the JENSEN SONS PTY. LTD. -Requiem Mass for the JU1910. JU3476.

O' repose of the soul of the cele- late Sister MARY MARTHA will be brated at the Convent Chapel. TOMORROW. KyneThe ton, at Funeral will leave, the chapel 10 a.m. at conclusion of for Kyneton T. Cemetery.

SCOTT SON. Kyneton 53. Funeral of Mr. JOHN EDWIN PARKES (late Victorian Rallways) will leave Jackson and Son's chapel, Ferguson Street. Williamstown a service North, commenc- TOIng at 3.30 p.m., for the WilliamsMORROW, after JACKSON SON (S.

G. town Cemetery. Weight), ML6025. The Funeral of Mr. BERNAM NASSAV PERKINS will leave Sleight's funeral home, St Kilda Road.

Melbourne, THIS DAY, after a service commencing Vale at 2.50 p.m.. for the Spring Crematorium. SLEIGHT PTY. LTD. The Funeral LEVENIA of the PRYOR late Mrs.

EMMIE is appointed to leave the Bathurst Huntly and memorial Kooyong chapel. roads, Elsternwick, corner Glen TUMORROW. after a service Spring commencing at 11 a.m., for the Vale Crematorium. T. BATHURST Co.

(late A.I,F.). LF6337, LF4568. Funeras of Mr. RICHARD JAMES VISTARINI will leave our chapel, corner of Buckley Street and Leslle Road, Essendon. TOMORROW, at the conclusion of a service commencing at 10.30 a.m..

for the Fawkner Crematorium. JOSEPH ALLISON PTY. Essendon. FU1002. Funeral of the late HENRY WALDEN (Late 6th 1st A.I.F.), will leave our chapel at 227 Smith Street.

Fitzroy. THIS DAY, after a service commencing at 2 p.m., for the Fawkner Crematorium. W. G. RAVEN.

JA2225. -The Funeral of the late ALAN SYMONS WATSON will leave John (Roy Allison's funeral home, corner Glen Huntly and Bambra roads. Caulfleld, TOMORROW, after a service commencing at 3 p.m.. for the Spring Vale Crematorium, No flowers, by request. JOHN (ROY ALLISON.

ULA515. The Funeral of the late Mr. WILLIAM EDWARD WILLIAMS will leave John (Roy Allison's parlors, Sydney after Road, Brunswick, TOMORROW. a service commencing at 3.15 p.m.. for the Melbourne Cemetery, Carlton.

JOHN (ROY ALLISON. FW1592. The Age CLASSIFIED ADVERTS TELEPHONE SERVICE DIAL MF0301 (30 LINES) TO AVOID PEAK PERIODS MONDAY to FRIDAYMAKE CALLS IN THE DAY; I necessary to telephone EVENING, PLEASE CALL BEFORE 7 P.M. Closing Time, 8 p.m. SUNDAY MAKE CALLS BETWEEN 2 p.m.

and 5 p.m., and avoid the peak period after 6 p.m. Closing Time, 9.30 p.m. HOTEL, OTHER LICENCES THE NOTICE LICENSING OF APPLICATION ACTS FOR A CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF A CLUB BRIGHTON premises sit- In the South GOLF CLUB For uate at 99 Glen- Metropolitan cairn Avenue. Licensing Area East Brighton 1, the undersigned aforesald being Club the which Secretary of the above-mentioned premises occupies DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE the that I desire to obtain and at the sitting of the at Victorian Licensing Court to be held Melbourne on the 22nd day of September, 1958 will apply on behalf of said Club for A Certifcate of the Registration of the said Club In respect of the aforesaid premises as a Club within the meaning of the Licensing Acts. DATED this 28th day of August, 1958.

Frank William Dickkon Applicant On behalf of the said Club Signed In the presence Blakeley J.P. 11 Wards Grove. EAST BENTLEIGH. TO: The Registrar of the Victorian Licensing Court at Melbourne. LLOYD P.

GOODE CO. of 475 Bourke Street, Melbourne Solicitors for the said Club, Abstract of Auctions THIS DAY Real Estate. KEW. Shop, showrooms, Retchford. city freehold, Henderson, CANTERBURY.

Residence. Yeo, Crosthwalte. Furniture, Machinery and Other Merchandise. FURNISHINGS. SUNDRIES.

EsKirk. TYPEWRITER. Court DESKS. Omcer. -North Melbourne.

MIXER. CRANE, MOULDS, OFFICE WARE, Braybrook. Court omVEHICLES. HARDWARE, Bandiana, Purdy. FURNISHINGS, SPECIAL LOTS.

Klida. Thomson. FURNISHINGS. EFFECTS. -East Brunswick.

Hooper, FURNITURE, CAFE WARE, SUNDRIES. -Bentleigh Auctions. AUCTION, Real Estate, Ge. SATURDAY, WILLIAMS SEPT. 13.

At 3 p.m, 138 ROAD, Prahran SUBSTANTIAL Comprising 8 Rooms, Kitchen, K'- BRICK RESIDENCE. ette, Laundry, Car POSSESSION. Entrance. Sultable for Conversion Apartments or Guests. TERMS: 3000 Deposit, Balance In Six Months.

Inspection Or Wed. 2-4. Appointment. Saturdays 9-11. By J.

McCASKER SON, Williams R.E.S.I., A Cor. Malvern and Hawksburn. SATURDAY, SEPT, VALLEY 13. ROAD. 2.30 p.m.

2 GREAT Glen Iris SUPERIOR, S.C. BRICK FLAT. HOME AND ADJ. BURKE RD. AND GARDINER STATION.

Compr. Ent. 2 Hall. Spacious TIl. Lounge Show.

Mod. Kitchen, Sun and Porch, E.H.W.S., Ext. Toilet, Garage, S.C. FLAT, Kitch. and bathr, Deposit, Bal.

30 ALL VAC. POSS. Days. Inspect Saturdays, LBERT JENKINS Malvern. UY2915.

15 A. Station UL2261. A Street, SATURDAY. NICHOLSON SEPT. 20.

STREET. 2.30 p.m. 143 East Coburg On the Tramline. LGE. TILED TIMBER Lounge, VILLA.

Cont. Lge. Hall. Lndry. and S.

Out. 3 All Floor Elec. Light Fittings. Blinds. Land 66 123 It.

Approx. Vac. Curtains and Terms 1000 Bal. and In 60 Poss. Days, For Further Details Inspection.

See De PARDO, Auc224 Lygon Street. East Brunswick. FW2908. SATURDAY, the SEPT. 13.

Property, At 11 a.m. On 371 LOWER HEIDELBERG Heidelberg OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY, BATEMAN, R.E,S.L.. 600 XB2512. Brighton. XB3002.

FRIDAY, SEPT. GIPPS 26. At STREET, 2.30 p.m. 46 East Melbourne S.B., Home-Investment. V.P.

Pres. Let 5 All Conv. Ideal 10 DISTO Gns. P.W. ESTATE, 190 High Particulars, Prahran.

LA2208: A.H.. BM5316, LF6066. THURSDAY. SEPT 4. At 11 a.m, Property.

25 TOLLINGTON AVENUE, Malvern Tiled Roof Brick Attic RESIDENCE. Ground Floor, Contains Tiled Entrance Porch, Gas 3 Bedrooms Diningroom, Stoves, Kitchen. Bathroom, and One-fire H.W.S.. Laundry Fernery, Sheds, (Nasco Washing Machine). Internal and External Tollets, Attic Contains 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom and Tollet.

Land 60 200. Underground Sprinklers Front Lawn. VACANT POSSESSION. TERMS: 2000 DEPOSIT. 150 Quarter, Interest Balance Years.

Immediately After the the Sale of the Property the Whole of Furniture and Effects, Including Billiard Table. Bedroom Sultes. Dining Table. Carpets. Garden Tools.

to be Sold Without Reserve. Inspection THIS DAY. 2 to p.m. PARTICULARS FROM AUCTIONEERS CAMP STREET. SON, PRAHRAN, 216 LA4186.

CHAPEL LA3685. THURSDAY. SEPT. 25 TOLLINGTON AVENUE. MALVERN.

COMPLETE Household Furnishings Contents 9-roomed Residence, Incld. Billlard Table, CAMP CHAPEL SON. STREET. Auctioneer, PRAHRAN. 216 THIS At 3 p.m.

In the Boardroom, Court. 422 Collins Street, Under Instructions G. W. DAY. and THE EQUITY TRUSTEES 472 Bourke Street.

Day's Building 401-405 LITTLE BOURKE STREET (Bet. Queen and Elizabeth Streets), Melbourne Substantial Five-story Brick SHOWROOM and WAREHOUSE BUILDING, of Basement, Ground and Three Upper Floors. Approx. 27,500 Sq. Ft.

Gross Area, VACANT POSSESSION OF 5450 Sq. Ft. on Ground Floor and Part First Floor on Jan. 31, 1959. Balance of Property Returns 3043 P.A., Mostly from Decontrolled Tenancies on Expiring Leases, TERMS AVAILABLE, 352 G.

Collins HENDERSON St. PTY. MB2487. SAT. NEXT.

SEPT. At 11 a.m. 16 FOSTER AVENUE, Glen Huntly UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Excell. 6-roomed BRICK DWELLING.

This Property 15 In Faultless Condition and Compr. Large Lounge, D.R.. 2 55 141. Bathr. Sit.

and Sunroom, Garage, Close to Station. Shops, Schools, Inspect by Appointment. L. STEELE Caulfeld. 102 Hawthorn Road, LF6944.

LF8866. TOMORROW. a.m. TOMORROW. a.m.

687 HEIDELBERG ROAD, ALPHINGTON. Wood-working Machinery Plant Fribence 6 ft. Door and Sash Cramping Machine, C. and H. Mot.

Dovetailer, All-steel 18 In. Mot. Circular Saw Bench, Sagar Mot. Chain and Hollow Chisel Mortising Machine, Mot. Macson Dust Mot.

Exhaust Tenoning Plant, with 12 In. B.B. Exhaust Fan, 25 h.p. Elec. Motor and Cyclone, Macson 24 In.

Mot. Panel Planer and Thicknesses, Mot. 12 In. Buzz Planer, Perriman 36 In. Mot.

Circular Rip Saw Bench, Mot. Gulleting Machine, 30 h.p. Mahemof Elec. Motor, Mot. Swing Docking Saw.

Tag Heppenstall Moisture Meter, ON VIEW THIS DAY. CATALOGUFS AT SALE. SON W. STYLES SON 289 Latrobe Ltd. A Melb.

MU9255. SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. At 11 a.m. EXECUTOR'S GEORGE REALISATION STREET, SALE.

288 and 290 Fitzroy TO BE SOUD SEPARATELY. Terms: 400 Deposit Each and 52 Quarterly. Including End of Interest at p.a, Residue 3 Years. J. CASEY SON PTY.

193 Auctioneer Smith Street. Fitzroy, JA1821. THIS DAY. At 3. p.m.

On the Property. 326 HIGH STREET. Kew SPACIOUS BRICK SHOP AND SHOWROOMS. Auction Sent. 3.

at 3 p.m. Approx. 1260 Sq. Ft. Floor Space.

Land 19 Ft. M.M.B.W. "'SERVICE INDUSTRIAL ZONE. VACANT Terma: 'Int. at Deposit.

Bal. Due per Week. Incl. Find Kew RETCHFORD. Junction, Under Instructions from NATIONAL TRUSTEES CO.

LTD. Estate George Reynolds, Deed. PAIR SINGLE-FRONTED BRICK COTTAGES. Each containing 4 Rooms, Bathroom and Laundry, Let to Weekly Tenants at and Respectively. AUCTIONS, Real Estate, WEDNESDAY, SEPT.

17. At 11 a.m. SALE BY AUCTION OF RIGHT TO Land Officer, Auctioneers: BAND Collins ALLARD PTY. Melbourne. The lease will commence on September 18, 1958, the rent therefor will be the highest offer (not less than the upset rent) accepted at the sale, subject to re-appraisement at the end of each ten years' perlod If the lease, be for a longer term than ten years.

The rent will be payable quarterly in advance, and the first quarter's rent must be paid at the time of the sale. City of Port Melbourne, Parish of Melbourne South, County of Bourke. Having the Frontage of about chains to East t. of Salmon Street, about 15 chains North of Plummer Street. Lot 1.

Area 3 a. 2 r. 21 subject to survey and any necessary easements disclosed thereby, allot ment 6D of section 59. Term of lease 40 years. Upset rental 2000 per annum for the frat ten years.

Minimum expenditure for improvements 100,000 within Ave years. Subject to drainage easement 15 links wide along southern boundary. Having a Frontage about chains to North Side of Willlamstown Road, about 19 chains West of Prohasky Street." Lot 2. Area 1 a. 1 subJect to survey and any necessary easements disclosed thereby, allotment 10A of section 67E.

Term of lease 30 years. Upset rental 688 per annum for the first ten years. Minimum expenditure for Improvements 10,000 within two years. Subject to drainage easement 15 links wide along northern boundary. Being about 3 chains North of Esplanade about midway between Station and Princes Piers.

East of Area held under Lease by B.P, Aust. Ltd. Lot 3, Area 1 a. 2 r. 28 allotment 20A of section 66.

Term of lease 35 years. Upset rental 737 per annum for frat ten years. Minimum expenditure for Improvements 25.000 within two years. -This allotment is offered without provision for legal access. Having Frontages of about chains to the South- west Side of Ingles Street and about chains to the South -east Side of Woodruff Street.

At present occupied under Licences by J. Kitchen and Sons Pty. Ltd. Lot 4, Area 2 a. 13.

allotment 1 of section Term of lease 45 years. Upset rental 2058 per annum for the first ten years. Valuation in of existing Improvements 6000 favor of J. Kitchen Sons Pty. Ltd.

Minimum oxpenditure for additional Improvements 150,000 within two years: Printed forms of the general conditions of the lease, in full, may be inspected at the Crown Lands Department, State Public Offices, Melbourne. LEASE. CROWN ALLOTMENTS Will be Held THE BOARD ROOM, Room No. 10. Ground Floor, Temple Court, 422 Collins Street.

Melbourne To be Conducted by J. A. Murphy. SATURDAY, SEPT. 6.

At 11 146 ELIZABETH STREET. Richmond This Delightful D.F. 3-BEDR. W.B. HOME, Car Ent.

Large Block. Handy All Transp. MURPHY 253 Victoria Abbotsford. JA5428, JL2031. All Hours.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 13. At 3 p.m. No. 7 WICKLOW STREET, Ormond A Beautifully Presented Solid Cream Brick HOME, In Perfect Setting, Built 6 Years.

Comp. Ent. Hall, Spac. Lounge, Sliding Glass Doors, D'rm. Through to Attractive Tiled Sep.

Shr. 2 Exc. B.I.R., Tollet, Lovely B.I. Breakfast Nook, 70-gall. F.H.W.S., Double Garage, Quality Carpets, Ven.

Blinds, Drapes, Lgt. Phone. Open for Inspection 6th, Wed. 10th 2-4 p.m. TERMS: 3500 Bal.

£8 Weekly, Residue 5 Yrs. Vac. Poss. 485 LORD North Road, Ormond. SON, LW2504.

LW2118. SATURDAY, SEPT. 13. At 11 a.m. DON At 72 ARTHUR STREET, 3 Fairfield 3 FINE FUTURE HOME.

W.B. Compr. 3 3 Kit. and Bathr. External Sheds and Laundry.

Requires Some 4 pairs, Entry, Land 34 150, 5 T.C. at Terms. £5 P.W. 1750 Interest Bal. 1 Tenanted.

Rental 89 Inspection by Arrangements with 2 Agents, R.E.S.I., 128 3 ANDEN MUNTZ. LA2883: Commercial WY2368. 1 Prahran. A.H., Auctioneer. P.

W. Stynes, BJ5561. 1 SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. At 11.

a.m, 53 and 55 FOOTE STREET, Albert Park TWO D.F. Sold TIMBER Separately. HOMES. To be Each Containing 7 Rooms, Both Subj. to Exist.

Tenancies. EASY TERMS: No. 53: 800 Deposit, Bal. £5 No. 55: 600 Deposit, Bal, £4 5.

Yrs. 5 Yrs, Inspect Today, Bet. 2 and 4 p.m. SHEPHERD. 178 Bridport Albert Park.

MX1812. SATURDAY. SEPT. 13. At 11 a.m.

On the Property. 79 BELL STREET, Fitzroy Vacant Possession, Deposit 750. SOLID BRICK 2-STORY RESIDENCE. Containing 5 Bedrooms, Diningroom. Kitchen.

Concrete S.S.S.. Troughs, Bathroom, Laundry, Recently Decorated Throughout. Contract of Sale: 5. Years, Repayments £8 Week. Incl.

Interest. For Inspection and Further Details UCT NEERS: MADGELL GODDARD MONTGOMERIE PTY. 15 Norwood Crescent, Moonee Ponds. FU5032. FU5526.

SATURDAY, SEPT, 6. 11 a.m. On the Property. 788 HIGH STREET, Thornbury MARVELLOUS BUSINESS SITE, 26 Ft. Frontage 128 Ft.

Depth. Complete with Vacant Possession of 3-Bedroom Residence, with Ample Room to Erect Shop in Front of Residence. Excellent Position In Busy Centre. Balance of Prel. Deposit to Deposit 1500 TERMS: Within 60 Days.

Balance 10 Per Week, Plus Interest of with Quarterly ENTICOTT, Street, Estate Agents, Dandenong. Phone Dand, 223. SAT. NEXT, 6. 10.30 833 RATILDOWN North Carlton Large BRICK VILLA, 6 2 Furn.

V.P.. CASH OR TERMS, 2000 PRIVATE Dep. FOR INSPECTION or TREATY. CONTACT AUCTIONEER, VITALSHE R.E.S.I.. AUCTIONEER AND WHITELOOK, ESTATE AGENTS.

701 SYDNEY B'WICK. FM5241. AUCTIONS Furniture, Machinery, DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY. AUCTIO 8 A TUESDAY. SEPT.

NORTH, At 9 a.m. FINSBURY SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Vehicles and Stores (No Longer Required for Government Purposes.) MOTOR VEHICLES, 12.80 WILL P.M. BE OFFERED AT SEDANS. Holden (2 Damaged).

12 TRUCKS. Morris. Commer, Chev. 6 UTILITIES. Dodge, HolLeyland PRIME MOVER.

den. 4 PANEL VANS, Chey, and Bedford. 7 Hater. Ambulance. Rovers.

STORES. Radio Spares, Hand Tools, 2 Portable Autoclaves. Electric Motors, Scythe. Micrometers Press. Stocks Hats, end D.B, Blouses and Trousers, Great Dies.

Grinder. Coats. Tentage Pieces, Tynewriters, Machine, Electric Cable. Drilling Scrap Batteries, Steamer Chairs, Igloo Hanger Parts. Work Benches, Tyres and Tubes, Tables, Chalra INSPECTION: Monday, Septemter 8.

1958. AUCTIONEERS: RUSSELL AND CO. MALIN ST. VINCENT STREET. PORT ADELAIDE.

CATALOGUES: Department of Supply. 485 Bourte Street. Melbourne. AUCTIONS Furniture, Machinery, Department of Supply AUCTION SALE, TOMORROW. At 9.15 DISPOSALS CENTRE NO.

1 C.O.D.. BANDIANA. VICTORIA, Vehicles, M.T. Spares and General Stores DEPOSIT: Cash or Bank Cheque Only. AUCTIONEER: ZEALAND LOAN M.A.

NET. Townsend Street, ALBURY, Telephone Albury 1086. CATALOGUES: May be Obtained from Department of Supply, 485. Bourke Street, MELBOURNE. Telephone MY260, Ext.

503. (No Longer Required for Government Purposes). FORD 3-TON TRUCK WITH WINCH. G.M,C. TRUCK WITH WINCH.

TON CLARK FORK LIFT 6000 LB. MOTOR MOWING SCYTHE MACHINE. AIR COMPRESSOR 8.5 CUB. FT. 54 BATTERY CHARGING SETS.

VALVE SEAT GRINDING MACHINE (ELEC. PORT.) PLANTING BLADE MACHINE, HACK SAW MACHINE. PIPE LANDING MACHINE. FORD AND FORD JEEP: 30 Engine Assemblies, 30 Brake Assemblles. Rear Axles, Rings, Gaskets, MACA: 200 Cartridges, Gaskets, Housing Assemblies.

6 Mack Engines. Models R.D. and E.Y. CHURCHILL: 20 Clutches, Timing 1400 Tappet Assemblies. 12 Assemblies.

45 Carburettors, 4500 Elements. 2000 Manifolds, 2000 Valves, 62 Cylinder Blocks, 10.000 Spindles. 80 Servo Air Press 18 Metadyne Units, Final Drives. Frances, Bearings, CHEV. 5 Engine Assembles, 30 Shock Absorbers, CYCLE: 2000 Rings, 200 PisHARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR tons.

Pipes, Nuts. Bolts, WIRELESS: 20 Wireless Sets Nos. 153. 112. 19.

18 Radio Reculvers. 3 Radar Sets, 55 Wire- 38 Wireless Sets No. 122, 68 Wireless Stations less Sets. No. 208.

62 Microphones .640 Transformers, 380 Ammeters. 120 Voltmeters. 8 Power Units. 2000 Antenna Rod Sections (3 17. Carrier Sets.

Condensers, Capacitors, Oscillators. Resistors, METALS: 970 Ton Scrap Metal (Ordnance Parts). GENERAL: 1070 Transport Tyres, 900 Transport Tubes, 70. Telescopes. 240 Batteries, 700 Miles yds.

Elect. Cable, 11,000 Cable (D3 and D8), 14. Knapsack Sprayers. 115 Fire Extinguishers. 22 Jacks, 8 Servicing Kits.

Hand Tools, 33 Cupboards. 32 Chairs. 130 Tables 200 Wooden Forms, 2000 Iron Stretchers, 500 Ft. Pipe (Galv. and Fibro), Earthen Pipes and Bends, 56 Steel Ropes.

4000 Ft. Cable Wire, 73 Metal Cases. 32 Layers, 176 Automatic Loaders, 1300 Endless Leather Belts, 27 Cookers (Petrol). Kerosene Refrigerator, Sewing Machine, Wooden Shelters, 500 Blankets, 1600 Pillowslips, 1000 Sheets. 850 Towels.

Cutlery, day. September 3, 9 a.m. -noon, INSPECTION: This Day, Wednes1 p.m.-4 p.m. Purposes) SPECIAL LOTS TO BE OFFERED AT 1.45 P.M. FORD CUSTOMLINE SEDANS, 1953.

HOLDEN SEDAN, 1955. HUMBER IMPERIAL SEDAN. 1951.. HUMBER PULLMAN SEDAN, 1950. FORD MAINLINE UTILITIES.

1956 AND 1957. HOLDEN UTILITIES, 1951. 1953 AND CHEV. UTILITIES, 1949. DODGE, FORD, FARGO, STANDARD 1946-54.

LAND ROVERS, 1951 AND 1954. JEEPS. FORD AND WILLYS, 1942. PANEL VANS, STANDARD AND NO MORRIS, 1949. MORRIS.

25 CWT. 1942. TRUCKS, FORD CHEV. THAMES 30-CWT 2-TON TRUCK, TRUCK, 1951. FORD 3-TON 4.

4 CHASSIS AND CAB, 1943. G.M.C. 900-GALLON PETROL CHEV. TANKERS, 3-TON 6 6. 4 TRUCK, 1943.

1943. LAWTON FORK-LIFT TRUCK. 8-FOOT LIFT. MALCOLM MOORE MOBILE CRANE, 5 TON, 79 ENGINE. MOTOR CYCLES, B.S.A, AND ARIEL, 1950-55.

General Stores (To be Offered at 9.15 Ft. a.m,) 3 100 Florida Mattresses, 6 It. CLOTHING. (New): (34 1000 Pair and Wool- 38), Jen Knickers 1000 Pair Wool and (Used) Cotton Singlets (34 and 38). Greatcoats, 500 500 Pair Blue Trouers, 800 Pair Khaki Hats, 900 Assorted Trousers, 300 Jackets, 300 Salvage Shirts, 180 Jump137 ers, 127, Mattress Cases, 70 BlanBlouses, 100 Towels, kets, WEB EQUIPMENT: 500 Pair Haver- Web Anklets, 560 Frogs.

200 sacks. 160 Packs, 780 Kit Bags, SPARES. (New): Bedford 180 Carriers. Short Spares Motor, Crown Wheel and Comprising: Bedford Pinions. Gear Boxes, Transmission Assemblies, Radiator Cores, Axle Shockers, Bearings, Valves, Shafts, Crankshafts, (Used): Bedford, Commer, Humber, Engine Assemblies TYRES: Vanguard, 180 Transport Tyres.

156 Ford. WIRELESS: 21 Assorted Resistors, Salvage Tubes. 1 formers, Fleld 1 Radio Receiver, Type Recelver, 300 R.31,072, 400 Blank Radio ENGINES AND PLANT: 4 Air ConCrystals. ditioning Plants, 6 Petrol Elec. Gen.

Sets, 1. Sandblasting Steam Plant, Cleaning 4 Serrating Machines Plant, with Motors. 1 Petrol Elec. Gen. Set.

25 K.V.A.. Machine, 1 "Waterloo" Shirt Washing Capacity, 1 "Lester" Platform 80 Truck (Petrol Machine. Driven), 1 Sausage Filling 1500 Metal Beds, 1800 GENERAL: Handles (New), 150 AsAxe sorted Tables, Miles Signal Cable. 217 Chairs, Kalsomine, 1 12 Tabulator, Ton 17 Cwt. Nalls.

2 In. 10 500 Packets 140 Wardrobes, 10,000 Refrigerator, Sockets, 30 Dining Tables, 23 Barber'! Rubber Dinghies, Ton Scrap Elec. 300 Pair Cable, Shears, Ton Scrap Metal, Ines, Typewriters, Elec. Calculators, Hand Duplicating MachTRANSPORT: Queen Tramway Bus Street, Service Melbourne. Departing (Destination Sunshine or Deer at Park Beachley Street.

Totvia South Road) Stops tenham, (Stop No. 48). DEPOSITS: Cash or Bank Cheque Department of Supply AUCTION SALE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 18. 9.15 a.m.

TOTTENHAM, VICTORIA. Motor Vehicles and General Stores (No Longer Required for Government INSPECTION: Wednesday, p.m. September 17, AUCTIONEER: R. 443 BUXTON Collins Street, PTY. MELBOURNE.

Phone May be Obtained MB2367. CATALOGUES: Before Sale from: Department Days of Supply, 485 Street. Phone MY260, ext. 503. MELBOURNE.

OF AUSTRALIA. COMMONWEALTH CUSTOMS. SALE BY of A UCTION Seized and Unclaimed Goods UNDER OF INSTRUCTION CUSTOMS FROM FOR THE COLLECTOR STATE OF VICTORIA, Customs THE 400 Flinders Street, MelHouse. C.1. Telephone MY250.

Ext. bourne, 225. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER AND 10 THURSDAY, the Rooms of FORRESTER co. CHARLES, 15 Queen MB2650 street, Melbourne. and MB2659.

Telephones: AT 9 A.M.. WEDNESDAY. SEPLOTS 1-460. 537-596. TEMBER AT 10 A.M..

THURSDAY, SEPLOTS TEMPER 460A-536 597-935. TERMS: Cash on the Fall of the Hammer 16r Each Lot. INSPECTION: Goods at Queen's Warehouse. Department of Fleming- Supply Stores. may be Inspected Today, Racecourse Road, dAy, September 4.

Between the Wednesday. and Tomorrow, ThursHours of 9 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. and 1.15 p.m. and Set 4 out P.m.

in Catalogues Obtainable from Auctioneers Further Details or Room 1. Customs House AUCTIONS Furniture, Machinery, DEPARTMENT SUPPLY, AUCTION TUESDAY, OCTOBER SHOW GROUNDS AREA, WINNELLIE. DARWIN, N.F, Motor Vehicles and Stores (No Longer Required for Government Purposes.) Holden Sedan, Vanguard Estate cars. Utilities. Chev.

Recovery Gallon Vehicle, Tanker, 900 Air Compressors, Trucks. Le Tourneau Carryall Scrapers. 2 Fire Pump Trailers. MACHINE TOOLS, 4 Lathes, Cylinder Boring. Band Saw.

Brazing, H. Engraving. Brake Shoe Relining. Valve Seating, Tool Cutting and Grinding Machines. ENGINE ASSEMBLIES: Chevrolet, Waukesha, Jeep, AUTOMOTIVE SPARES AND ACCESSORIES: TYRES AND TUBES: New and Used, AIRCRAFT SPARES: Starters, Vacuum Pumps, Single Row Wasp Spares, Electrical Spares.

Radio 2 Wireless Transmitters, 5 Wireless Sets, Accessories, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, Bolts and Nuts. Nails. Wood Screws, Rivets, Scrap Batteries, Drum Scrap Copper, 2 Dinghies, Hand Tools, Refrigerators, Electric Fans. Weighing Machines, Lifting ChargJacks. Electric Urns, Fire Extining.

Set. Time Recorders, gushers, Steel Rope, Paints, OCTOBER Primers. INSPECTION: MONDAY, AUCTIONEER: TAMES L. COOPER N.T. Cavanagh DARWIN, CATALOGUES Available ONLY the Sale Area.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY, Melbourne, THIS DAY, At 1 p.m. Bentleigh Auctions (Sam Salter 316 Pty. CENTRE ROAD, Bentleigh XU3294. 4-PCE. WALNUT VENEER and BEDR.

Dress. Table, Fitted and Hanging Robes SUITE, 2-pce. Robe In Maple and Rubbed Oak, Odd Dress. Tables and Rockers Chests, and 6-pce, Fireside Unit Lnge. Chairs.

Sulte, Chrome Kit. Odd Kit. Tables In Laminex and Oak, leaf Table, Dining Chairs, Sgle. and Kit. Cabinet, Kit.

Chairs, DropDble. Beds, Inner Spring Mattresses, Cots. minster, CARPETS: 13 It. 6 11 It. 6, 9 12 Super AxRunner Carpet, 27 In.

and 36 Base In. Coir Mattings; Hoover, Naco and Hydromat Inlaid and Felt Wash. Machines, Fleet Elec. and Stove, Large New; Assortment Elec. of Crockery, Glassware, Plate Drier, Cutlery, Silver, Large Sultable Variety for Cafe House- or hold and Electrical Goods, Coffee Lounge.

AUCTIONS. BENTLEIGH TOMORROW, SEPT. At AND FRIDAY, SEPT. 5. Premises.

10 a.m. On the Occidental Hotel 64 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE, Owing to the Closing Down Everything of This Famous Old Hotel. will be Offered, Including Made 30 Bed- Marooms hogany Myrtle Suites and Beds. of Myer-Rocke Fine Furniture and Hotel Equipment ON VIEW THIS DAY, 10.30-4.30 p.m. Catalogues at Hotel.

THURSDAY'S SALE At 10 a.m. 30 Bedrooms. Containing MahogRobes any-Myrtle and Dressing Tables, Dressing Wardrobes, Combination Tables, Bedside Tables, Double Inner and Single Beds. Box Spring Hundreds and Yards Spring Mattresses, Axm. Carpeting.

FRIDAY'S SALE AT 10. Refrigera- A.M. Modern "Werner's" Bar 3 tion Coolers, dec.) 3 National Unit. 5 h.p. Motor, ters (1 Electric).

3 Elt. Washers, Pedestal Fans, Modern 30 Aqua-Lux In. Iron Safe, 80 Mahog. Glass Pcs, Finished Cutlery and E.P. Ware, Fine Dining Chairs, Over 1000 Modern Kitchen 'Hecla" Equipment.

Toaster, Stainless Elec. Potato Peeler, ToledoDish Washer, Berkel EIt. Slicing Machine, Gas Bain Range, Marie, Gas "B.G.E. Fry. Eit.

It. "Stove Oven, Stainless Sinks and and Benches. 100 PCs. E.P. Ware and Cutlery, Costly Air Exhaust Unit, and 250 Table Good Linen, Hotel China and Blankets, Bed Glass Ware.

Costly Philips Hoover Amplifer and Record Player, ON Vac, VIEW THIS DAY. 10.30-4.30 P.M. Catalogues at Hotel, BEAUCHAMP R.E.S.I.. 105 Queen Melb. MU3574.

MACK THOMSON, 335 High St. Kilda. XJ2520. Auctioneers In Conjunction. FRIDAY SEPT.

5. At 10.30 At the Rooms. 15 QUEEN STREET. SALE BY AUCTION OF Salvage and General Merchandise Ex Steamers, Comprising Cotton Fashion Allover Suit Material, Uncut Moquette, Lace, Woollen and Cotton Pce. Goods, Rayon Material, Poplin, Towel Ends.

200 Ladles' 2-pce. Suits, Zipps and Buttons. Ear Rings and Brooches, Suit Cases, Wardrobe Trunk, Portable Wireless, Chinaware, Linoleums, Wilton and Ax, Carpet Squares, Hall and Stair and Runner, Electric Motors Clocks, Baths, Basins and Pans, Office FurTypewriters, Laminex Sheets. niture, Filament Yarn; Asbestos Fibre, Black Olives, Fencing Wire, British Alum. Sheets Bond, One-sided White Speedcote, Standard and Duplicator Wove Paper, Green.

Buff and Salmon System Boards, S.C. Printing, Laminex Tables and Chairs, Cotton Waste. Zealex. Hides and Spilts, Shower Base, ON VIEW TOMORROW. 10 to 4 p.m.

Catalogues Available. CHARLES FORRESTER co. 15 QUEEN STREET. MELBOURNE, C.1. MB2659.

MB2650. THIS DAY. At 1 p.m. (Note time.) S.E,C. BANDIANA, VICTORIA.

the Order of the State Electricity Commission 6 MOTOR VEHICLES 6 2 PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSORS. BUILDERS' HARDWARE, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. On View This Morning. M. PURDY PURDY co.

CO. PTY, PTY, 20 Queen St. MB2141. THIS DAY. At 10.30 a.m.

(Note Time.) 396 LYGON STREET, EAST BRUNSWICK. Furnishings Effects Refrigerators, MOD. GAS STOVES, SHOP FITTINGS from News and Library, Confectionery Fittings, 10.30 a.m.. -Approx. 80 LOTS OF CARPENTER'S Tools, Including Planes, Saws, Chisels, Pulleys, Blow Lamp.

Then Follows Shelving, Expensive WALL FITMENT. 20 Ft. Long. COUNTERS. 3 HALT JACK FROST MIXER, CONF.

Containers, REFRIGlasses, LARGE SHOP Ice Chest, GERATOR. EL, Filing Cabinets. Gas Bain Marle, Cottage Plano, Large Double Oven Gas Range. El. Washing Stoves, Machine, Bread El Coppers, Fuel Cutter, SINGER D.H.

SEWING MACHINE, '8 Bicycles, S.9, Sink and Cabinet. 12 O'CLOCK. General FurnishKitchen Tables, Chairs, Steps, Wardrobes, Comb, Robe, Dressing Tin Trunk, Bed Couches, Di4 vans, and Chests. Lounge Sultes, Double Single Bedsteads, Sets of Dining Chairs, Crystal Cabinet. CHILD'S ROBE, Wal.

Ven. Glory Chest. Chrome and Laminex Chairs, 7 Pee. Din. Suite, Walnut, R.

Oak Enamel Bedroom Sultes, 4 Ft. 6 and 3 Ft. 6. Mattresses, Fireside Chairs, R.T. DESK 2 Mod.

Wal. Bedroom Suites, Wal. Din. Settings, APPROX, 3 P.M.- DISPLAY WINNEW TWIN ROBE, WAL. VEN.

BEDROOM SUITE. Solidly Built WAL. BEDROOM SUITE. Small BILLIARD TABLE, SPLENDID L.C LOUNGE SUITE, Al. New.

"METTERS' CABINET GAS STOVE, Set of 6 Stapleton and Lewis WAL, DIN. CHAIRS. CHROME AND LEATHER ARM CHAIR. Occ. Tables, Mah.

and Bureau to Match, NEW EL. Auto Tray. Wal. G.T. Din.

Table URNS, 2 CANE PANEL EASY CHAIRS. Bachelor Electrolux Gas Refrigerator, 4 Dr. STEEL FILING CABINET. El. Etove, Contents of Glass Case, FRYSIDE HEATERS, Our Large Rooms are Full.

Those Furnishing and Trade Attend This Sale. Everything to be Sold. GEO. E. HOOPER Auctioneers.

711554. AUCTIONS Furniture, Machinery, THIS p.m, 1144- MT. KIRK'S ALEXANDER ROAD, ESSENDON. Home Furnishings 2 Fine Mah. Pol.

5.R. W'robes, Suites, Cedar Glory Robe, Chests, Chests, Lounge Suites, Arm Chairs, 6 Lam. Kit. Tables, Chairs, Kit. Cabinets, Base Units.

Cane Linen Elt. Baskets, stovettes, Simpson, Fleet Elt. Stoves, Elt. Radiators, Fires. Simpson Elt.

Fuel Washer, Stoves, Beds Scales and Wires, Gas and Sundries. Welcome. Clean Lot. Phone Inquiries TOHN Member Auctioneer, FX3909. LEONARD JOEL PTY.

(Of 17 Little MoKILIOP Collins Between ST. CITY. Elizabeth and Queen Streets), TOMORROW. THURS. At 10 a.m.

Fine Furnishings Corr and Corr. Solicitors, Mrs. R. By Order Perpetual Trustee 'Shaped Four Blackwood Complete Homes, Display by Goldman, Button Back Including 5 Pce. Sectional Lounge Imp.

Lounge Suite Pce. American Suite, Wal. Chippendale Design Lounge Display Suite, Case, Ant. Oak Coffer, Ant. Cane Panelled 3-Pce, Mah.

China Cabinet. Ant. Mah. Settee, Hide Blue 3- Pce. Lounge Suite.

Mah. and Wal. Sets Dining Chairs, Cedar Chiffonniere, Easy Chairs, Cane Dutch Pancl Easy Chairs, Fine Large, Old and Oak Diningroom Suites, Oak Tudor Oil Painting, Blackwood Lounge Sulte, Mah. Sideboard, 8 Assorted Good Quality Bedroom Suites, Ladies' and Ward. robes, General Chests Lounge of Suites, Kitchen Drawers, Beds.

Settings, in Laminex. Kitchen Section of sers. A Very Large General Furnishings, SPECIAL ONE O'CLOCK 211-Pcc. Silver Cutlery. Superb Walnut Upright Plano by August Foster, Simpson 15-stop Standard New Stove.

Colda and York Organ, Quirk Refrigerators, Sunbeam Mixmaster, Vacuum Cleaners, Typewriters, Apricot Colored Wilton Brocade Curtains, Axminster, and Persian Carpets, Electric Semak Broil Quik Cooker. Also Very Large Section of China, Silver, Crystal. NOTE, SALE STARTS AT 10 a.m, with Section of Linen, Blankets. PARTICULARLY LARGE OFChina. FERING NOW ON VIEW.

17 McKILLOP EONARD JOEL PTY. CITY. LED. MONDAY NEXT. At 11 a.m.

On the Premises. 1 BALMERINO TOORAK. Antique Furniture Saturday Next. Catalogues Now Avallable. EONARD JOEL PTY.

17 McKillop Street. City. Auctioneers, Valuers. MU2893. THIS DAY.

9 a.m. In ST. KILDA AUCTION ST. KILDA. ROOMS, 335-337 HIGH Contemporary Furnishings BENDIX FRIGERATORS.

WASHER. CARPETINGS 63 REBRAND NEW INNER SPRINGS. GOOD LINEN, BLANKETS. AT Curtains, 9 Personal A.M.: Effects, 300 Lots Linen, Blankets, China, Crystal, Kit' ware, Cutlery, Elec. Sundries, Imit.

Dual Jewellery. Auction, Baths. AT 10 4 Boys' A.M.; and Bicycles, 2 English Style and Prams, Sashes, Hand Basins. Garden Lge. Chairs.

New 7 Ft. 6 Kit. Windows Wall Fitment, Fitted S.S. Sink, Usual Furnishings for All Rooms, Good Carpets. AT APPROX.

2.10 P.M.: Bassinet. Inner Springs. Divans, Shelves, D.S. 2 Twin Robe Bed. Sultes, 2 ChesTables, Office Tables, Book terfleld Settees, Bed Settee.

Wal. Din. Setting, Myrtle Colonial Beds, Child's Bed. Suite, Bed and Lounge Suites, Odd Robes. Beds, Wires, Odd Chairs, SPECIAL LOTS AT 3.30 AUTOMATIC P.M.: Splendid BENDIX WASHING MACHINE.

As-new ELECTROLUX GAS Bachelor RE 2 Large Display Shelf Island Late Model Servex Fridge, Show Case Counter, Port. Hotpolnt Elect. Ironer, L. C. Smith and Remington Typewritera.

3 Rolls 30 Yds. Ea. Plain Brown Bank Quality Plano by Erard, Cabin Trunk, Vac. Cleaners. Radiograms and Mantel Radios, phor S.C.

Jones chine, AT 3 Laurel Heaters, Elect. APPROX. Oatmeal Twin Cabinet 4-15 Robe Enamel Sewing P.M.: Jeunesse Suite, Cam- MaBedroom Setting of 6 Pleces, Dropside Tables, Myrtle Chest, Set Suite, Twin Beds and Spiral Wires, Shelves, Cocktail Bar. Steel Buffets, TV Chairs, Coffee Tables, Unit Lounge suite. Chrome Kit.

suite, Pr. Wing Chairs. Stands Din. Suite, Club Style L. C.

Lounge suite, Ash Folding Cots. Quantity of New Inner Springs, All Sizes Carpet. 3-dr. 18 Myrtle 13. Typlate 11.6.

Desk. 3 dr. New Omce Desks. AT 5.30. P.M.

Good Selection Standard Size Axminster. Wilton and Keshan Carpet Squares, Lot Underfelt. FREE REAR CAR PARK. MACK THOMSON Auctioneers, Valuers. XJ2520.

XJ4892. THIS DAY. At 3 p.m. On the Property. 100 MONT ALBERT ROAD (Cor, Mangarra Road).

Canterbury (Executor's Auction.) CHARMING BRICK TUDOR RESIDENCE. Comp. Ent. Hall. Large Lounge, 21 Ft.

15 Opening to Patio; Den, 4 Main Bedr. with Own Shower Mod. Tiled Int. Tollet. Well-Atted Kitchen, S.S.

Sink. Elec. H. W. Laundry.

Fuel R. Ext. Toilet. Garden, oMst Floor Coverings, Blinds and Drapes, This Home Recently Redecorated Inside and Out. is Situate Opposite a Beautifully Treed Park.

Surrounded by Cholce Homes and Close to Schools, Churches, Shops and Transport. NORTH AND SOUTH TENNIS COURT. LAND 104. Ft. 8 In.

145 Fit. Approx. (Subdivision Possible). VACANT POSSESSION, TERMS: 5000 Bal. WithIn 3 Years, Int.

p.a, YEO. CROSTHWAITE 108 Queen Street. Melbourne. MUS605. IN -1958.

County Plaint Court No. at 32. Melbourne. 1958 Plaint No. W.

B. GLEESON VACUUM OIL COMPANY PTY. Plaintiff, and H. SMITH M. SMITH, Defendants.

-Notice is hereby given that unless the Execution against goods Issued herein be previously satisfied or stayed, I will SELL by Public Auction at Cnr. Victoria Abbotsford Streets North Melbourne, on Wednesday, the third day of September, 1958, at 2 o'clock the afternoon all the Interest any) of defendants in and to1 Typewriter, 2 office desks, 3 chairs. Terms- cash. Dated this Second day of September, 1958. A.

R. QUARTERMAIN, Temporary Bailiff of the County Court at Melbourne, IN the -1958. County Plaint Court No. at 4388. Melbourne.

-Between E. T. RULE trading A8 PENINSULA POTTERIES, Plaintiff. and MOBILE CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. Defendant.

-Notice is hereby given that unless the Execution against goods issued herein be previously satisfied or stayed, I will SELL by Public Aucat Cnr. Hampstead Road and Street, Braybrook. on Wednesday. the third day Sep1958. at 2.30 in the afternoon all the interest any of Concrete defendant mixer, in and 1 to- overhead office crane.

table. concrete 1 office moulda. chair, 1 Bling cabinet. Terms- -cash. Dated this Second day of September.

1958. A. R. QUARTERMAIN, Temporary Bailiff of the County Court at Melbourne. SATURDAY.

SEPT. 6. At 11 a.m. At N.Z, Loan Office, YEA, Store and Attached Dwelling ALSO 5 ACRES Town Land. Account Estate H.

Lee Gow (under Instructions from Miss L. Lee Gow). GENERAL W.B. Ideally Situated on Main Thoroughfare with Frontage of 45 ft. to Station St.

Near Railway Station and Hospital. Good Opportunity to Re-open and Establish Business Site. DWELLING of 5 Main Rooms, Kitchen and Bathroom, Sleep Out. Weatherboard Construction Kept In Neat Order. OUTBUILDINGS: Large Merchandise Stores with Open Yard at Rear.

Corner Poaltion. ALSO TOWN LAND, Comprising 5 Acres with Frontage to Yea River. Useful Small Grazing Area. TERMS: Cash. Balance by Quarterly Paymenta Over 3 Years.

Interest at Possession 30 Days from Date of Contract. For Further Particulars Apply Agents In Conjunction: DON R.E.S.I.. 323 BOURKE ST. (op. Myer').

MF1565. MF6950: Private. JW4133. NEW ZEALAND LOAN CO. TEA, MILD A PROPERTIES A REDDING CO.

FOR FARMS. SHEEP. ABT. 25. NORTH OF MELB.

MAIN RD. 250 A. S.E.C. on, 6-F. Home, 9 padds.

16,250, ABT. 15 MLS. DANDENONG, CHOICE 100 A. Milk 45. Cows, good 10,000.

MIXED BARGAIN, 277 2 good homes, mod. dairy Incl, 60 dairy cattle, Tract. £8.250. FISH home. CREEK.

S.E.C.. 36 cows: A. 6500. POULTRY -MAIN NR. DANDENONG.

Gd. home, pens, '1500 birds: 5750. MIXED. 200 CLOSE LGE. TOWN.

14 padds. Home. Dairy, 4500. hay shed. 1000.

milk 35 COWS: Dep. Phones 340-1691; 534. NOTE DATE OF SALE. NOTE OF SALE. NOTE DATE OF SALE.

The Date of Sale Is WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. NUMEROUS OTHERS- -LISTS POSTED.

REDDING CO. PTY. COLLINS MELB, MF3207. XU1613. XB5789.

LA3909, Dandenong 199. Warragul 489. 20. an the excellent market garden sand belt, deep sandy loam, well cultivated and manured, In good heart. well laid water service, underground drainbreak winds.

2 Homes, In perorder, good extensive shedding. Details from BURKE SCOTT. 304 Charman CHELTENHAM. XF4574. CRES.

35. N. Ringwood, Good road frontage. W. and 300 acre.

J. C. McCRAE, S.1.. 211 White Horse Ringwood. WU6861: A.H., WU7202.

bUY OR SELL. Best Agency, Gippsland Northern Co-operative 623 Collins MB3841. BACCHUS 8 rooms (2 -Solid kitchens), Brick part gas and dble. garage, 250 yds. from centre of town.

Everything in spotless condition. Only 4000, on 1000 dep. P. F. PARNELL, R.E.S.I., Chapel Windsor.

2 Blocks, rear, bus at door. trees, sleep out, 17 ft. 8 some furn. The lot, E525 or offer. Must sell, consid.

terms. ML2051. DISTRICT. CAST W.B. Cottage, water, Vac.

Poss. R.A. title. Price 500. Cash or terms.

Apply Joe. Cappy, Castlemalne. Phone 363. A.H.. 496.

COUNTRY on Cottage, acre, Garage, bright paths and lawns. Excellent views. Fully with elect. 1750. Recommended at only offers considered.

Many others available. R. B. NOBLE R.E.S.I., Agent. Lilydale 160; A.

Lilydale 444. DAIRY Farm, S. 3, 100 50 cowS, 7 bull, plant: 11,500, offer. Good terms or exch. for sub.

Home, Riverina 366 Bourke St. MU9454. Close Farm. 60 acres, subdivided Into 25 paddocks, with 100se boxes. Suitably fenced for blood stock.

Hay sheds, many other desirahle buildIngs. Nice home. Highly J. property P. FALLON, 356 Glen Huntly and suitable subdivision.

Caulfield. UF2379. A.H.. UF1805. UM6000.

Clear Firm, 10.000 Gippsland ON ann. Several popular franchles. Plant and equipment valued 14.000. Purchase price 37.000. Liberal Anance avallable, Universal, 267 Victoria Abbotsford.

JA5429. JA1623: XB3528.FARM Manand Saw Farm MIll. consists East of Gippsacres, 200 acres cleared, divided Ave paddocks, good undulating land, carry 100 head cattle comfortably. Good house and outbuildings. Saw mill capable of cutting 20.000 super ft.

per week. Plentiful supply of logs, easy bush to work, Apply to 1821. Age. Mernda, 19 miles G.P.O.. main 5 min.

H.S. bus. 20 acres, clover, oats, rich soil, Bails, ing mach. Licensed creamery, sheds, water. Excell.

4-bedr. Home, H.W.S., S.S.S., B.1.C., S.E.C., For quick sale; 6000, terms, near cash offer. Also Panton Hills: 27 Acres. 3-bedr. W.B.

Home. dams, S.E.C.; 4000. terms. E. J.

LOVE R.E.S.I., RESERVOIR. JM1875; Mernda 227. FAR E.L, 10 and acres water. and phone on. Good pasture, 6 docks, 3 miles from township.

3500. Terms arranged. R. NOBLE R.E.S.I.. Agent, Lilydale 160.

Lilydale 444. 5 pens for ample water. 200 layers, 3-bedrm. brick Home. garage, phone, S.E.C, connected.

handy transport. store and school: 4800. Terms arranged. Phone Devon Meadows -Land, 32 cleared; TERMS, Ring William. son.

Kinglake W. 5. PENINSULA. Red HIlI Area, Overlooking Westernport Bay. 24 land, ptly, cird.

Comf, Dwelling and 1ge. shed erected, tel. Installed. Ideal for week-ender, orchard flowers; 3500, terms arranged, Mornington, Rural, Home, pasture nice bk. tile rf.

Ample, water, S.E.C. tel. conn. for stables or tiring; 8000, terms if required on 5000 dep. Extra good small Farm, 31 Good solid Home, good S.E.C..

spring water, also perm. creek. views: 4300. terms arranged low dep. J.

P. KNAGGS, R.E.S.I., 108 Main Mornington. 2240; 2019. BERWICK PROPERTY. NOT HAZELDENE 136 ACRES.

136 AUCTION. On the Property. HARKAWAY BERWICK. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1958. At 3 PETER AUBIN LTD.

been instructed by Mr. David J. Wood, of Berwick. to sell by Auction aS above, To be offered Arstly as a whole. If not sold.

then 1. 86 Acres, frontage to Harkaway and Beaumont rds. Well subdivided and grassed. room W.B. Home.

st S.E.C., Improvements consist of sound water, septic phone, Modern well-constructed dairy. cow concrete yards, imp. shed, ahed. 85-gal. whole milk contract.

LOT 2. 50 frontage Beaumont' Rd. provements consist of soundly structed hay or imp. shed and cellent stock yards. NOTE: A.

magnificently situated property, adjacent to the with an elevated and commanding aspect over the entire surrounding countryside. Comprising rich canic soll of renowned productivity, The double frontage affords a tial of Immense value. Inspection thoroughly recommended. Certificate of Title. TERMS: 10 per cent.

on signing of Contract of Sale, further 40 cent. on possession (within days). bal. in 5 years at Vendor's Messrs. Blake Riggall.

120 William bourne. Inspection Only Through the Auctioneers: PETER AUBIN PTY. 345. Lonsdale St. Dandenong.

The Date was Wrongly Printed Saturday, September 10. In a previous Issue, UEENSLAND PINEAPPLES Model Plantation. 23 red loam. 21 16 a. pines.

All young. correct rotation. Famous N. 45 m. Brisbane.

Av. returns 4500. Considered by experts best farm in dist. 2 m. bit.

highway to rail and school. 2 nice homes, each all H. septic, Large pack. shed. 30-cwt.

truck. all new equip. First time offered, Sound buying at 12.500. Others from 4000 to 16.000. Write us for particulars.

N.C.H.F. PTY, NAMBOUR. QLD. SILVAN. -5-roomed neat Reconditioned Home and 10 Acres.

Beautiful chocolate soll. on creek. with dam, near school: electricity man avaliable: could £5250. An enerzetie pay this place off in one year growing strawberries and flow. ers Land prepared for crop free.

6CHOLZ. JW6055. STRAWBERRIES factory return van 700 picks per up at the door at guaranteed price, only capital required 1s £70 for runners and fertiliser. Runners planted now bear fruit in November. There are no catches, Just a lot of hand weeding.

hoeing and picking. An ideal occupation for people with plenty of kids. Suitable chocolate soll. with water. near school.

is available in 5-acre blocks at Silvan. from 325 per acre. Dep. 500 block. SCHOLZ.

JW6055. Agent, to sell Country Property, close with right to sell suburban property after. By letter, 11 Raleigh Grove, N. Essendon. ANTED.

CASH BUYERS. FARMS FOR REDDING SALE, 225 COLLINS ST. MOTOR TOURS MOTOR COACH TOURS. MACDONALD. HAMILTON' Co.

060 a companies in 120H 856 Australia, Also New Zealand. Contact Our Tours Dept, 811 Coming MU8701 BOOR PEES CHARGIEN A OF pec 360 rly, rye, or Lge. Stn. 7-T. also padPrice B.

1400 222 good T.C. and re- A Sea on Tel. 10. has C. Pubila with 5- main shed, hay Acres, town.

volpoten- of per 60 Mel-.

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