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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY. 13th DECEMBER, At 1.3(1 p.m. WEEKLY SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNm'KH, PIANO AND EFFECTS. AT OUR ROOMS, 2G BRANDON ST. (Next to Kirkcnldie and Stains.) PART CONTENTS OF TWO WELL FUKNISILKI) HOUSES. AN EXCEPTIONAL CATALOGUE OP ALMOST NEW FURNISHINGS. n FLOORINGS OF LINOLEUMS n O Enual to New. O In newest designs. Nairn's No. 2, in size; 15ft. x 12ft., Hit. x 12ft., 12ft. x 13ft., . 12ft. x Oft. O VERY SUPERIOR AXMIN- n A STER CARPETS, A In blue and green grounds, I2ft. x 10ft. Gin. and 12ft. x 10ft. q HALL AXMINSTER RUNNERS o O 14, 12, and 10 yards, Almost O new. i I. WILSOxTnD CO. will hold j-3>-» their iisusl Weekly Sale as above, when an exceptionally lino collection of Supcrioi Furnishings will be offered. The sale is practically UNRESERVED, and we invite those furnishing not to fail to insneet our Rooms THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON. _J A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13th, At 1.30 p.m. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF qa OIL PAINTINGS, WATER- qa oU COLOURS, PASTELS, O\J From the Brushes of the following wellknown Artists: J. M. MADDEN, C. D. BARRAUD, LINDU'ER, NOEL BARRAUD, PROF. V. LORIA, W. F. BAHKAUD, L. W. WILSON, FOX. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have b?en favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, as above, at their rooms, 190 Lambton Quay— A splendid collection of oil paintings, water-colours, and pastels by the artists whose names are mentioned. "A MAORI WOMAN AND CHILD." This is, without doubt, one of the finest studies which has ever been offered for sale in Wellington. The artist, Lindaue,, has always boen noted for the character and beauty of his studies of the picturesque Maori race, and this work-is the crowning effort of his brilliant and versatile genius. A copy of this picture was in tile collection of the lato Sir Walter Buller, and realised a very high price when sold in London. "THE VALLEY OF THE NISTUEN, NORWAY," And "FISHING BOATS LEAVING WHITBY," are two examples of Mr. J. M. Mndden's well-known artistic woik. The subjects in both casts are treated with the confidence and brilliancy of a master. Either picture would be a valuable addition to any gallery. On view daily from ft a.m. to 5 p.m. Catalogues are now ready and will be posted to any address on application. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 15th DECEMBER, At. 2 p.m. 17,1 BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINT- fjA /4 INGS. iQ AND WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS. By EMINENT ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL ARTISTS, including F. ,T. Aldridge (Member of the Dudley Gallery), F. Williams, Prat Elliott, Leslie' Groves, A. Gilliui, T. Matherson, Fred Hines, Prof. K. Ricciardi (this artist occupies the leading position in Naples as n painter in oils), Gordon Coutts, Prof. V. Loria (subjects chosen from ths "life" of Naples and its environs), Dudley Hardy, R.I. and R. 0.1. "Algerian Brigands" in absolutely impressionistic. This picture possesses an amount of power that is extraordinary. Students and art lovers should not miss seeing this picture. 11. W. Earp, Horace Kendall, J. Hamilton Glass, S.S.A., .7. W. Gozzard, 11. IC. Storie, S. M'lvor . (Dartmore, Princetown, and Yelverton views). Pietro Barucci's "Wine Drinkers" is a very strong example of this artist's -manner; the faces are singularly full of character, and the deep shadows and lights cleverly handled. A do Corsi,' J. Reg. Gootlman, an exhibitor for many years at the Royal Academy, Royal Institute of Water C'olourists, the Dudley Gal2ery and Continental Galleries, etc. MESSRS. WM. H. TIRNBULL AND CO., will tell as above, at their rooms, 27, Panama Street. Catalogues are ready. Pictures on view daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FOR SALt. T EASE of 11G acres, Hutt iish-ict, •L/ about half in grass, balance scrub, 00 acres ploughable when stumped, 10 acres in crop, ring fenced, 6 paddocks, well watered, half hilly, balance Hat; Groomed house, 4-stall cowshed; Lease has nearly 3 years to run; optional right of "purchase. Rent, .£4-1 per annum. Handy to school and P. 0., about 3 miles from railway station. Prico for goodwill includes 12 cows, 1 heifer, 1 bull, 100 fowls, 50 ducks, horse, cart, and farm plant. Price, .£3OO. Terms cash. IACRE, large orchard, including large quantity of walnuts in full bearing. Buildings consist of storo with 5 living rooms attached, besides storeroom; also 3-roome<i whare, fowlhouso nnd runs. Prico only .£6BO the lot. JS2OO balance arranged. First-class opening for energetic man. OA_ ACRES, subdivided into 4 paddocks, "* well watered; carrying » head of cattle and 3 horses; good 5-roomed house, G-stall cowshed, and outbuildings; situated Ormondville district. Price, 10s. per acre; cash required £250, balance arranged. 1 Kfi ACRES, Manawatu District, all IWV ploughable but 10 acres when stumped, largo portion under crop; good new 8-roonied house; 4 miles from station, handy to school nnd creamerv Price, .M 0 per acre; terms arranged. " H. ERMEST LEIGHTON. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTVTE AGENT, 186 FEATHERSTON STREET WELLINGTON. ' ' A FINE RANGITIKEI PROPERTY. 2ftftO A F R i ES /?"• ?" an Si'.'l:ei water- , shed, adjoining railway station and township Uood portion flat, the balance undulating. Abont 300 acres standing bush; .well fenced, subdivided and watered. A good generous soil, with ex cellent pasture, the very best of sheep and cattle country. Extensive and substantial buildings, shearing machines dip, yards, etc- Every convenience. Prico £13 per aero. For further particulars apply. A. H. ATKINSON AND CO,, LTD., FEILDING. 3 ! ' SOft ACRES - 0.U.V., at 123. 6d. per uvv acre; all bueh; 60 acres of river flats, balance »asy hills; 2 owoa whenTn grass; 150 acres felled and in grass, 10 acres ploughed; 1J milea of good 8-wiro fence, 100 chains Oi fence line felled; eix (mall paddocks; Houso of 4 rooms (2 concrete chimneys), barn (36 x 12,), men!s . wharo (20 x 12); garden and small orchard; eitnated 15 miles from Otoro- , hanga by good road. Price, ,£2 10s. per aero; terms, .£SOO cash, balanco at 5 per cont. _ 2ftftft ACRES - Native Lease, 42 roars; ,» -vuuv rcnti 21 yeara at , S) and 2] ii years lit 2s. Gd. per acre. Half bush, half & high fern; all ploughable, and all good a dairying country. Situated S miles from Te Kuiti. Price, 30s. per acre. R/J'DONALD & COCHRANE 1 LAND AGENTS. TE KUITL i