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AUCTIONS.' TO-DAY. FRIDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1910, ■ , ■ -. At 11 a.m. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD . FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS. At the Residence, . No.' 2 "Clermont" (Above Talavcra Terrace). MESSRS; J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from iivs. R. E. Wood, who is leaving for Melbourne, to sell by auction at tho Residence, No. 2, "Clermont," as above— ■ Tho whole of the Splendid Household "Furniture, contents of— Drawing-room, Dining-room, Hall, Nursery, 4 Bedrooms, and Kitchen. On view THIS MORNING. Complete Catalogues will be posted to any address on application. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. MONDAY, 19th DECEMBER, 1910. at 2.30 p.m. SALE By order of the Mortgagees, and under the conduct of the Registrar ol the Supreme Court Of FREEHOLD LAND IN THE CITY OF WELLINGTON, NO. 132 TINAKORI ROAD. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have received instructions from tho Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by auction at their rooms in Brandon Street, Wellington, on the 19th day of December, 1910, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. ALL THAT piece of Land containing five perches more or less, being part of Lot 2 on deposited plan number 844, and part, of Section Gls City of Wellington, and being all tho land in Certificate of Title, Volume 152, ' Folio, 238, together with tho BUILDINGS ami IMPROVEMENTS thereon, consisting of a six-roomed House and outbuildings. TERMS: 15. per ..cent, deposit on sale, balance in three months. TITLE: Land Transfer. This Property is situated in Tinakon Road, Wellington, and has a frontage of 30 feet to Tinakori Rood by a depth of 46 feet. Application to sell, and Mortgagee's estimated value of the Property can bo inspected at tho Office of the Registrar. Further particulars can be obtained from — MESSRS. YOUNG AND TRIPE, .' GREy STREET, WELLINGTON. Or from 'the Auctioneers. MATTHEWS ■& -.BENNETT AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Inglewood, Taranaki. A FEW likely. Grazing and Dairy Farms in Taranaki:— HO Acres, 103 grass, considerable fencing, good grazing . country; £i ss. per acre for freehold; cash wanted, £iffl. 43 Acre's, 6-Toom'ed house, cowshed, and outbuildings, well fenced; 11 cows, 1 horses, separator and dairy plant, all implements, trap, etc.; going concern, £1100 cash required i£soo. On main road. 210 Acres, 4-roouied. house, all grass, subdivided, close- factory, school, and P. 0.; carry 40 cows and dry stock; £9 per acre, "JCIOO cash.' 150 Acres, 8-roomed honse, cowshed, concrete floor,, all outbuildings, about half ploughed; can milk 45cows; J milo from township, main road: a' splendid dairy farm; £\~ 10s. per. acre; .£SOO cash. 710-Acres, Education Lease, 20 years to fun! ■ rental":Gd;"per acre; 300 acres grass, 2 miles of fencing;' good house, woolshed, 1 mile from railway station; good 6heep country; goodwill J:3los. per acre. Terms. '850 Acres; 2 good houses, woolshed, dip, yards; all '"grass,- 'well, fenced; splendid sheep country; on main road; XS 15s. per acre;.easy terms.

GOOD FAFIMS. OAK ACRES, 40-Mile Bush District, 75 ri\jQ,. Acres.rich flat land, balance low hills, ring-fenced, 9 paddocks, 5J acres shelter bush, balance in • grass,- well watered, .heavy carrying capacity; G:roomed house, cowshed, 8 bails, concreto iicor, dairy, woolshed, large barn; school,, checso factory, P.O. and church all within i mile; ,0 miles. from railway.. Price, -* 1G ner acre " About one-third" cash required. I i» ACKES, Manawatu Line, 200 4:4£ I acres of which is rich dairyin" country, ' balance hilly good carrying capacity; 12 largo and s.small paddocks, well watered by permanent streams; good C-roomed house, large cowshed with concrete floor' and loft; 2-roomed cot-ta-e, cheepyards, etc.; 2 miles from railway ami school, and H miles from factory; garden, orchard and shelter trees. Price iCIG, 10s. per acre,, or can be sold in two lots of 178 acres and 269 acres, if desired. 'Derms arranged. . aOK ACRES, Manawatu Line, all in /000 grass,■•• watered by- permanent streams, 0 paddocks, pigruns, orchard, uarden, etc.; buildings include good 5roomed house,- scullery, and pantry, 8Etall cowshed, stockyard, carteked, etc.; 21 miles from railway station and two creameries; together with livo stock, including 33 cows, 27 head young stock,.3 horses, cart, . and harness, pigs, fowls, etc and farming plant. Price, £u Per'acre, or without stock and plant' ,£l2 5s per acre. Owner would take part payment in good unencumbered rentproducing property. ■ Buyers of Farm Properties should write stating their requirements to the undersigned—

-H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, < 186 FEATHERSTON ST., 'WELLINGTON, ' Or LOWER HUTT. ' ■ 1 FOE SALE, the best-paying' Boardinghouse on the Main. Trunk Line, 24 rooms and all conveniences, in town (best on Hue) where MOMO is being snent by the local bodies. This house has been established' 7 years, and is close to Railway Station. Price as going concern £700, cash £500. 1 AA ACRES, 3 miles from Taihape, 50 lul/ acres in grass, £7 per acre. Several' Town Sections and Building ! Sites in Taihape. ALLEN. T. VICKERS, AUCTIONEER. "VALUATOR,' AND LAND AGENT, TAIHAPE, THE BELMONT PARK ESTATE. SITU VTE between the Lower Hutt and Belmont Railway Stations; 5 minutes" walk how Celling and Belmout Stations. Splendid Building Sections on the Hills overlooking Hutt Valley, Wellington Harbour, and Cook Straits. Areas, from 31- acres to 12i acres. Excellent soil—grows fruit and dowers to perfection. Sunny aspects. Two Railway Stations opposite the pro. pcrtl ' - VERY EASY TERMS. . .. LOW INTEREST. For Plans and all particulars, apply to E. M. BOOLTON, Secretary, Nathan's Buildings, Or to ALL LEADING AUENTS. The Problem Solved! WHAT TO GIVE' FOE A ClfffiTfffi RESEIT! Wo have 'Just Opened Up a Very Choice Stock of LEATHER GOODS, Ktc, admirably suited for Presents. Hymn Books and Bibles, with Strap Carriers, and bound in the- Choicest Styles, ■ From 6s. Tho Latest Edition in Prayer and Hymn Books in Sucdo Binding, Brown, Green, antV Maroon, At 3s. Ed. Handsomely Bound Volumes of all the Leading Poets, At ss. 6d. each; , Velvet Calf, 10s. CHRISTMAS CARDS, in Endless Variety. The Choicest Selection ever ° ftorC 'INSPECTION INVITED. W. J.XANKSHEAR'S, '■.-'- 354-LAMBTON QTJAY-354. v : WELLINGTON.: STUDY the: Property Market.— Tha back'page.of "The.Dominion" ia a land; ondi'Farm.Director*.