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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. ALDINGTON YAEDS. WEDNESDAY NEXT. B _ HMATSON and CO. WIUi SELL the 0 following SPECIAL ENTRIES— ,c On account >Ir Duncan Rutherford, Leslie Hills, J.QQ THV.F.7ASC SHEEP Also. n OK HEAD of FAT CATTLE, good kilter*, and is , -' suitable for the tnde On account Mr Fred. A. Andrew, Springston, 250 FAT SHEEP On amount Jfr Jackson, gQ STORE PIGS GEVERAL ENTRIES CO3IPP.I3E— 1000 FAT and STORB SUEEP 100 - » KGS 90 .. .. CATILB 7839 If. MATSON and CO. I CULVERDEN CA.TTLE FAIR. „ OCTOBER Ist, 1897. f , * TT M.\TSON and CO. WILL SELL j JIJL« tha following SPECML ENTRIES— On account Mr Duncan Iluthefford, Leslie Hilla, s IQA HE of Prim» handy-weight STEERS C}K HEAD of Prime handy-weight HEIFERS 1 On account >'r W. O. Rulh erford, Montrose, <T>A PRIME FAT CATTLE A(\ MrXMD TmiEE-VEAR-OLDS in ?ood conThe above Entries will be tracked free of cost to purchasers. On account of Messn Eaulunan and Mo Kay, Humnui, Q/\ STOKE CATTLK, good sorts, off native <iV feed ■ Iβ. Parlicwliirs of Further entr.'es ffol'citad. 11. MATRON and CO. W. R. HARDING. I W. R. Hardixg.] [W. R. Haediko TO-MORROW, Commencing at 11 a.m. ■ STOCK, """PLANT, FUIiNITUHE, &c. MR W. R. HARPING lias been favoured with instructions by the Trustee in the estate of the late Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton, to SELL as above, ' on the Premises, CASHMERE, The whole of the STOCK, PLANT, FURNITURE, &o. In the above Estate, cODjprisiny— COWS , , HKIPKRS HORStSS Goat, in kid Piifß, Poultry, Bees Spring Trap, Spring Dray, Whitechapel Cart 2 Sets Harness Chaffcutter Grindstone, Wheelbarrow Mill: Pans Butter Tubs, Churns Wine Bacon, Hams Trotting Pony, Dai3y Cart and Harness The Furniture consists of dining, bedroom and kituhen furniture Noib.—The Trustee in the above estate has given mc positive instructions to Sell every lot without reserve. A drag will leave the Auctioneer's rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on day of sale at 10 a.m. 7844 W. R. HARDING, Auctioneer. LOST AND UNCLAIMED GOODS AND LUGGAGE, AT THB OHBISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. ■ nnHE UNDERSIGNED has been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, Without Reserve, At the Goods Shed, Chiistcnurch Railway Station, ON WEDNESDAY, 20th OCTOBER, ; 1897, : Commencing at 21 a.m., , LOST and UNCLAIMED GOODS and LUGGAGE, t Comprising—Boxes, Baga, Parcels and contents, 1 Umbrellas, Walking- Sticks, Hats, Overcoats, 1 Swags, &c. W. R. HARDING, Auctioneer, 7843 200-206 Hereford street. i . i WILSON AND SONS. J THE WORLD ON WHEELS. ) WE CHALLENGE the whole of Chriatchurch or Colony to SELL BICYCLES AT OUR < PBIOE AND QUALITY. * Bought Out an Importer's Stock at Great Reduction, we will Sell so as to make a Speedy Clearance. ( We-have-* Quantity of Used Machines at from f £3 to £2L ; We have several Racers by Local and Imported Makers. , Ladies', to Suit all Tastes. \ Every Saturday Afternoon, a Sale by Auction. n Every Saturday Evening, from 7to 9, we shall Buy, « Sell an:l Exchange. I WILSON and SONS, * $&> Auctioneers. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. \ MONDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1897, p At 2.50 p.m. ° —- a Estate of the late MRS CATHERINE HART. n TO SPECULATORS, INVESTORS, CAPITALISTS « AND OTHERS. - VALUABLE FREEHOLD « PKOPEBTIES. ] CITY OF WELLINGTON. \ MESSRS J. H. BETHUNE and CO. are instructed £ by the Executors in the Estate of the late Mrs Catherine Hart, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at 1 thejr Rooms, FEATHERSTON STBEET, WELLINGTON, » ON MONDAY, 4th OCTOBER, j At 2.30 p.m., J LOT 1, HOBSON STREET-That Magnificent k FREEHOLD PKOPERTY, part of Section No. -z 610 on the Plan of the City of Wellington, i having the extensive frontage of 131 feet 4 J^ inches to Hobson street by a depth of 248 ft 2in, _ also having access to Thorndon quay by a " private way 4 feet wide. There is erected on this land the most substantially § built and commodious TWO-STORY FAMILY RE- _ sidence, No. 7. most ft which is of totara, lathed and plastered, containinjj 11 large rooms, verandfth, scullery and bathroom, replete with conveniences, v» formerly occupied by the late Mrs Hart, and drained f\ in accordance with new sanitary by-laws. j LOT 2, THORNDON QUAY-BUILDING SITE, di adjoining Lot 1, part of Section No. 610, Cvty of a Welling-ton, havinsr a frontage of 39 feet 8 ?2 inches to Thorndon quay by a depth of 92 feet. / LOT 3, LAMBTON QUAY-That exceptionally " valuable FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITE, part of 5i Section No. 485, City of Wellington, having a "J frontage of 44 feet to Lambton quay by a depth J| varying from 186 feet 8 inches to 203 feet 8 ha inches, exteudin-r through to Wellington 2s terrace, to which it also has a frontage of 47 — feet, together with the extensive Business Premises, Nos. 69 and 71, erected thereon, con- 9 ; c sisting of the commodious two-storey Shop and = large new brick Showroom, let to Mr Thcs. \ Prinjrle as an Art Needlework Depot for 10 ' years from 14th November, 1896, at a rental of 21 £271 per annum, tenant also paring rates, ¥ taxes, and insurance; and the * two-etorey I Building of Offices let to Messrs Skerrett and 6d Wylie, eolioitors, until 19th May, 1899, at a Pi rental of £150 per annum, tenants paying T rates, taxes, and insurance. [ In the event of the above not being disposed of in w ) one lot, it will be immediately afterwards offered in -= two lots, each having a frontage of 22 feet to Lambton I quay, together with the building standing on each. ,* Eie above being situated in the most central part sh of the main business thoroughfare of Wellington, in _ close proximity to the Queen , * Wharf and General Poet Office, must increase in value in the futnre ; and as a safe investment for capital cannot be surpassed. =»" Also, yo ADELAIDE BOAD, 132 x 330 ft H' WARIPOKI STREET, 75 x 132 ft INGESTRE STREET, 33 x S9ft S MABTLV SQUARE, 34 x 70ft re) For full particulars, see Wellington papers. Co J. H. BETDUNE and CO., X 7719 Auctioneers. Wellington. J*"ANTED KNOWN — Kincaid's G.LO. toi >t Ceylindo Tea. , < Iβ