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AUCTIONS. "WEDNESDAY, MARCH ll) 1008. \ " At 2.30 p.m. Estate of the late H. R. Betbune. CHARMING MODERN FAMILY BESIM . . DENCE OF. U ROOMS, AND GROUNDS OF J. ACRE, r ,' No. llii WELLINGTON TERRACE (\\ ith frontages to Clifton Terrace). AND CO., i* I j, sttuctcd by the Executors in the. Estat* of the. late-H'.' IC. Betliuiit< will sell by ant Rooms, Fcatherston Street, oi .WEDNESDAY; March. 11, at 2.30 p.m. The SPLENDID .AND-CENTRAL FREE KOLD PROPERTY, part of Scctiot ;5r ; W e "' n ßt°". having frontages ol - to Wellington Terrace; and .6/ 11. 4,111. ■; to-Clifton Terrace, by the ; ~ , long , depth, of 330 ft., also a piece ot trf r suß i cct '° a right-of-way, having 0Il ' a "° Wellington Terrace by l.t-fr. on the northern boundarv, together ' with" tho substantially-built modern' family residence, thereon, containing 11 large rooms and tvro baBO- , 'lnent roolns, with ; conservatory, fern' house; wide, entrance/hall and landing; ■ - 9, p an trics, scullery, bathroom; outbuildings, and greenhouse; fitted with , every modern convenience and" all ill ~ -splendid' order.' -" • The pounds. are laid, out with lawn, terSu 7 beds containing many rare and plants, shrubbery,; orchard, and kitchen gardan; From tho balcony of the resi°Puce.- a. magnificent ..view of' the harbour and citv.is obtained., - A to Clifton Terrace on the backboundary is suitable . for the erection of two without in any wa* e present arrangement d the; main building and surrounding land. apply to td ° *° v ' ow ' further particulars J. H. BETOUNE AND CO., ' • , .... Auctioneers.

"WEDNESDAY, ■ MARCH ll,'i§oßj . At 2.30 p.m. . SPLENDID CENTRALS-ROOMED RESI- ' "To Whare," ' No. 15 MACDONALD CRESCENT. ■MESSES. J. ..,H. BETHONE AND CO., 7v ;havo been instructed to sell ; by nuctionv at their Rooms, JFeatherston Street, as above— ; '•, > . ' y-. . - That DELIGHTFULLY-SITUATED' FREE- ■;!'■ HOLD ALLOTMENT, part of Section . No- 16,.Wellington, having a frontage of ; v '• 50ft. •to Macdonald Crescfent by' a ' depth >i -. .of.. 76ift., together , .with ,-tliii : two-story family; residence, containing 9 rooms, . with bathroom, verandah, balcony,' and 'conveniences. ; . The above superior 'dwellinghouse commands a- magnificent city andharbour ,view. The rpoms are exceptionally large,, and. the, house is in good order throughout. ' ' For key.to view and.further particulars ap ply to -• " •' '• ;■ - ■ - ■ 4 ~ BETHUXE AND CO., . '640 Auctioneers.

V. WEDNESDAY, JIARCII 11, 1008, •' . At-2.30 p.m.' >' V'. 45j_ ACRES AND'FOXJR-EOOIIED COTTAGE. wallaceville; upper hutt ■ ■ (Eight minutes from station).. " =T\fESSES.; •• J. ■H; BETHUNE ; . AND CO. >'ill sell by auction, at their- Rooms, :Featherston Street, as above— 1 IHVT -SPLENDID ' BLOCK OF FREEHOLD'LAND,, beiug Section ; 272, and ' 1 part of Section : 220, Rimutaka SuirVey • District, containing. 45 acres' 2 . robds • • • 19-' perches,': having, a long, frotitige to the. Wallaceville Road ana adjacent to . the. 'Agricultural .Department's-, pro- ; • -4' 'pertyby, Wallaceville station; together with the: , FOUR-ROOMED . VERAN- •... DA,ft: C'QTTAGEi.avilh cohcretb.- ylird ; and .largo shed thereon; occiipjed by-a : . weekly.' tenhnt> *. " " ! The above.-property,., iiart. ofiwhich as .level and part,.hilly;'.-can,, with. little expenditure, bo. mado one' of ,the most-delightful and attractive suburban -homes ,in this fashionable locality.. l ', i The adjoihiiig' land : is * now cut' up into; building.' dllotii'entfi, many, of' which have been. sold.:. ' • . ; Exceptionally easy 'terms. '.. . ''' For card. to view,- and further particulars, apply, to .... J. H. BETHUNE, ANDiCO.,. 7644- .. ~./. . , ' ' . Auctioneers.;. " ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 11, 1908, At 2.30 p.m.' - TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AND l; WAREHOUSEMEN. THE.MOST CENTRAL BLOCK-OF-VACANT . LAND IN,THE CITY OF WELLINGTON: SURROUNDED-BY'CMm-WIDE-STREETS -JERVOIS QUAY, CABLE AND TARANAICI -STREETS. ; V;' ; > .'' THE.-• RAILWAY. LINE": ON ■ ONE'' SIDE ' '^.'T::V:and^.-• THE.-.NEW. TARANAKI-STREET WHARF -ON THE;.OTHER. ■: •

100 YARDS' FROM • THE, TOWN HALL. T»fESSRS.' ,J ; .. .3:" BETHUNE AND CO. ItJL~ Mivo- bSeh' ; favoured: with • instructions' to sell by. auction, at their- Rooms,/Featberston Street," on iWEDNESDAY; MARCH 11; at'2.3o p.m.— ... ; GOODWILL LEASE of Sections Nob. ' 1 to 7, Te'Aro'Reclamation, held under "".'perpetual: lease from the Harbotir .""'"•'if : Board; at'.the, following rentals/for: the '■next.'l 9 years :—N6. ; -1;-JE1S8 lfis.;No. 2, . > • .£154 135.; No;: 3, 'JGIM- os. lid.; No. 4,' • , iHI 6s. 2d.; No. 5, jßlsß' 7s; ■ 2d."; No.: 6,JEII4 lA i; 6d;; No. '7, 3s. 6d. ; : re•'•|hewal)le:'at valuation of the. ground.! rent 'Jonly.- for periods'of 14' 'yours..'iii'. per ; •'.-.petuity. V',.; - <■ .\ , Th'o' \scfctions'!haVo areas' of from 11 to 17J perches; and the maximum-depth of the deepest (No. 4)' is ,1191 ft. • between Cable Street and Jervois Quay. .

.t: ; «• .' ■ ■ ■ ■ . • # - '• '•«. .• i . Q • \ _...»- 7.6 »'"' 5' S oo ii.' aa:i2.' OO." I ~ , ' '*i " |: ' '• i,> «r >v **' yv 71 : • 4 i i:• • : v •• ooits + j ff I. • .M j -~i -.... „• . ... J j r ■■ X:!k§\. . -." *'■ •0 0. '6 4 ■ '/. if' ■ ' "St; J//#, .3 5 2 ' i/ff : - o.otas 11$ ■ n! /g q /// v ' Ik/ Tlio sections will bo offered ' separately, but as a complete block.the property, has a special value .to those requiring sites for ' largo warehouses or. factories.- • The proximity of the-land to, Te Aro Railway line and the consequent facilities for obtaining a siding into the centre of the block makes tbo prbpert'y.an ideal one for merchants, dealing in; heavy , goods. ■ • ' I'ori full text of "leases, .terms, arid all' conditions,'apply to ■ .... ' H/BETHUNE. AND C 0.,. : .. 7638 ' r' * Auctioneers.',