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MONDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1911, At 2.30 p.m. 2 WELL-SITUATED 5-ROOMED DWELLINGS, NOS. 71 & 7(1, MORTIMER TERRACE. MESSRS. J. H. BETHCNE AND CO. are instructed by tho Mortgagee, to sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Featherston Street, as,above— No. 74 Mortimer Terrace, containing 5 rooms end bathroom, having front and I sido verandah and large basement, suitabli! for subdividing into 2 other rooms, on land having a froutasto of 3.lft. 7in., ; and containing 10.1 perches, being part of IM S, Blovk ;i, D.P. 655 of Section 15a., Polhill Gully, N.R., nnd being all - the land in Certificate of Title Volume 151, Folio 115, subject to Agreement z 127. NO. 76 Mortimer Terrace, of 5 rooms, with bathroom am! front verandah, ou land measuring 30ft. .by ffift., having an entrance 15ft. wide from Mortimer Terrace, and containing ISA perches, part of Lot S. Block 3, D.P. Sila, Part Section 15a.. Polhill Gully N.R., and being all the laud in Certificate of Title, Volume 151, Folio 110, subject to. Agreement i. 127. For further particulars, cards to view, and conditions of Sale, apply to J. 11. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, lotli DECEMBER, mil. At 2 p.m. BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF ■ffA OIL PAINTINGS " w.\ i't And <4 AVATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS, By Well-known English and Continental Artists. Specially Selected by Mr. Robert A. . Forbes, A ?ent in Australia for the BROOK STREET ART GALLERY and the STAFFORD GALLERY, OF LONDON. Among the Artists' names appearing in the Catalogue are the following:— DUDLEY HARDY, R.I. and R. 0.1., J. Hamilton Glass, S.S.A.. PROF. V. LOEI.A. Geo. Ov.«ton. Sisnor A. Gillini. PROF. K. "RICCIARDI, FRED. ELLIOT. 11. K. Storie, S. M'lvor, Pietro Barucci, Henry J. Kinnaird, V. May, A. de C'orsi, A. Sherwood, J. R. 'GOODMAN, Arthur Willeth, Gordon , C'outts, etc. ALGERIAN BRIGANDS, By Dudley Hardy, K.I. and R. 0.1.,, occupies pride of place in the collection. Absolutely impressionistic, this picture possesses au amount of power that is extraordinary, and tho "wealth of colour" is very reminiscent of Frank Brangwyn, A.R.A. The subject is approached in a way only an artist of such a reputation as Dudley Hardy would attempt, with that ssxnguineness which conduces to the ultimate success of, the picture. MESSRS. W. H. TURNBULL AND . CO. arc instructed to sell by public auction as above, at their Rooms, No. 27 Panama Street. Catalogues are now ready, and will be posted to any address. On view daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WILLIAM H. TURNBULL AND CO., Auctioneers. Vmportant t and {§ ale, by auction. ,' On "13th; DECEMBER, l'Jll. DE PELICHET, M'LEOD AND CO., LTD .have received instructions from the Executors in the estate of the ■ late JOHN WHITE, Esq., to Bell by > PUBLIC AUCTION ■ ; THE WELL KNOWN BRAEBURN ESTATE BRAEBURN ESTATE ! CONTAINING «?OAA ACEES 0P J REEHOLD At\j\j\j LAND adjoining the prosperous ' township of Porangahau, in Sections as under:— ! 1 Ilirtzeel's Block, 113 acres 2 roods. ' 2 Hill Block, 192 acres. ■ 3 Hall's Block, 159 acres 0 roods 19 I perches. i Bull Block, 1C acres 2 roods. a George's Block, 143 acres 0 roods 11 perches. 6 Part of Racecourse Block, 25 acres 0 ; roods 2 perches. ' 7 Part of Racecourse Block, 112 acres 3 roods 27 perches. 1 8 Sandhills Block, 2G7 acres 2 roods 20 perches 9 Homestead Block, 363 acres 3 roods 35 ' 10 Oats Block, 142 acres 0 roods 20 : perches. 11 Tahu Block, 372 acres. ; Practically the whole of the property ; consists of Rich Alluvial Flats. AlsoOAAQ ACEBS FREEHOLD, Situated /Vtc jtu between Oakburn and Porangahau, in two blocks— No. 1 Block, 1338 acres 2 roods and No. 2 Block, 1109 acres 2 roods. .At the same time will be offered Fifty- , Qve Township Sections, including the well-known Perangahnu Store and Stock. The oldest storo business in Hawke's Bay. Also- , An ACRES EPARAIMA BLOCK.jcO This block is within a few miles , of Wanstead and Wallingford. Plans nnd all further particulars can now be obtained on application to the auctioneers. Horses will be. provided at Porangahau for persons wishing to inspect the. property, by communicating with Mr. George 5 White, Porangahau. or De Pelichet, F M'Leod and Co., Ltd,, Hastings. FOR FtJRTHER ' LAID NOTICES' SEE PACES 2 and 3.

WAiKATO PROPERTIES, ' WITH BIG PROSPECTIVE VALUES. ' ACRES, Freehold, 12 miles from railway station; good ] an(1) ~;„„. , ll»i)U fenced, many paddocks; 100 acres felled and sown in crass, 150 acres r burnt off and surface-sown; 550 acres standing bush, containing valuable timber- ; easy of access; a little fern and scrub land; well watered by permanent streams' J new 7-roomed dwelling, all necessary outbuildings, woolshed, 2-roomed men's ' ™!i a F?' y! } rils ' <lip i tf,°V ,vi i U c ?»7 y 2 n s h ?n p to the ac , ro on srass - I>RICI, :. including - GOn big sheeii and 50 head cattle, ,Ca 10s. per acre. Terms, ,£ISOO cash, balance at 5 . per cent. . )gl J "JAAA ACRES, part of Richmond Downs Kslatej GOO acres in grass, balance t XX/WiJ fern and titrce, with rough feed all through, undulating and all plough „ able; free from noxious weeds; practically all ring-fenced and well watered; no buildings; will carry 21 sheep to the acre on grass; 5 miles from railway station C school on block, creamery 11 miles. TRICE, only £i 10s. per acre. Terms, JiIOOO cash, balance at 5 por cent. "' <;c n :. BUY THESE AND SHORTLY DOUBLE YOUR MONEY. i ROCHE AND MACGREGOR, > STOCK ASP STATION AGENTS. HAMILTON. P FIRST-GLASS WANGANU! SHEEP-RUN. •'■ Oi\(\(\ ACRES, 0.R.P., at 17s. 6d. per aero. Situated 34 miles from WaiiFnnui s 4)\J\j\j Good coach road within six miles, balance sood Gft. track. The' prol 0 pcrty will be 25 miles from Wnnganui by level road when road now Under con--6 struction is finished; 800 acres felled and grassed, balance bush. Good new 5-room-ed house, bathroom, washhonse, copper, and tubs, hot and cold water, etc. Large new woolshed, sheepyards, dip; 9 paddocks. All nice easy sheep and cattlo country in tirst-class order. On the cleared portion nearly everything has Leon ! felled but a few ratas. nnd tba property has been splendidly handled. It ij beautifully clean, and will carry two big sheep to the aero. Price, £i per acreNo mortgage. Easy terms arranged, •■ FAIRBURN . & SILK, wIS 3 GOING CONCERN. ■ n-t ACRES, all flat, pood un-to-dato House, cowshed, pigeeries. etc.; well n-ater-Oi. cd; 3 miles Levin, 1 mile creamery. Price, including etock, etc., £1950 Terms. Apply nt onco— 3 PARKER AND VINCENT, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, LEVIN. p : . FARM FOR SALE. HAWKE'S BAY DISTRICT. £A(\ ACRES. 340 acres freehold, 200 acres L.I.F. Freehold portion alj bu9h tJ-k\J cleared sovcral years. Well grafscd, limestone and papa country, mostly ''■ undulating and iiil'y. For several years wintered about 1000 sheep ami eomo cattle. AH feuce<! uud subdivided. House, sheds, plantations, fruit and vegetablo gardens; sheep dip qu this section. Price .€ll per acre. The 200-acro section has about GO acres ploughed, and about 130 acres are quite level, but not yet ail prepared for the plough. Grows turnips and rape well. Winters i sheep per acre. Price .£lO per acre. Good road to door. Streams on botii sections. Particularly good reason for selling. Apply R. AND G. HUNTER, FINANCIAL, INSURANCE, AND STATION AGJENTS, * 31 EUN'I'ES STBEJSIi WELLDiaTOA'.