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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3036, 24 March 1917, Page 16

AUCTIOHS. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ■ 26th and 27th MARCH, 1917, Commencing at 11 o'clock each day. GREAT AUCTION SALE £1500 £1500. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, On Account of Mr. B. Mctz, Mont do Piete Loan Office, Dixon Street. The most 'extensive and valuable accumulation of Unredeemed Pledges that has been offered in Wellington for many years. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have r«- « ceived instructions to sell' at their . Rooms, 157 Lambtoa as above— VALUABLE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. . A Few of the Lots include— PRISM BINOCULARS AND FIELD GLASSES, 18ct. GOLD WATCHES AND. CHAINS, .'VALUABLE DIAMOND AND GEM RINGS, A FINE COLLECTION OF CURB AND GEM BANGLES, A SPECIAL LOT OF CUTLERY (Walker and Hall's), ALL BRAND .NEW; CASE CUTLEKY, ; GUNS, "REVOLVERS, ETC., ETC. Full details appeared in last Saturday's and Monday's "Post." ' '.. This, is,an unexampled opportunity for the-public'of .Wellington to secure valuable jewellery at their, own prioe.- , NOTICE.-Ariy of the lots will be withdrawn. : from' salo on payment of interest. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY NEXT, At 11 a.m. . E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, 157 Lambton Quay. '; SATURDAY, 31st MARCH,- 1917, ' At 2.30 p.m. - GRACEFIELD. miACEFIELD. / . LOWER HUTT. FIRST SALE OF'SECTIONS ON THIS CHARMING NEW SUBDIVISION. \". ,': . . . . ' •••■ THE, GARDEN SUBURB OF PETONE .... AND; .THE HUTT.' Adjoining Hutt" Park and;. on the new Park. Road from'; Petone Station.; •. Messrs;. : j.""h.bethune and'co. ! ' are'favoured with instructions.from *,the Directors of New, Gracefield, Limited,' •to sell by Auction:—.' ■'■"'■-. On : the : Ground on ' ? '. SATURDAY, 31st MARCH.'at 2.30 p.m. 'a. level: building " allotMENTS, having areas of 1 acre to 1 rood 22 perches, fronting Park Road and Gracefield Roadr ■ ' The ESTATE is 13 miles from Petone Post Office, and the proposed Petone Municipal Bus Service will bring the land within a few niinutes of the Petone Railway Station. The. Waiwetu. Stream, 'and Wellington Harbour are adjacent to the land for sale; arid artesian water is obtainable all over the.'estate. ; •' "."TERMS OF SALE: ' lftper cent. Deposit'; ; . Balanoe may-remain for Five Years j interest at 51 per cent, per annum. ' For Plans and further particulars, apply to -.;.•.'.- ; J. H. BETHUNE AND 00., ' •:,-.• .Auctioneers, or '.'.;". ' MR. JOHN WARD,.- Grfceneld. TUESDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1917, '•■■-:- At 2.30 p.m. .IMPORTANT, AUCTION SALE ■ '■■:-.". -.-..'Of -. RESIDENCE OF 12 ROOMS, , •'- Abel Smith Street. 7 , SUITABLE FOR PRIVATE HOSPITAL, Known as ArffiadalS House, - ' ',''-,' " ' Alsd, FOUR-ROOMED FURNISHED. COTTAGE, BONA BAY, .. ' .'< -'. ' -..' -And" SEASIDE SECTION, FERRY ROAD, ■'• DAY'S BAY. , MESSRS.. HARCOURT * CO. have •been -favoured ' frith Instructions fjrotti the Owner, to sell by Public _Auohori at their Rooriigj 195 Lambtclii' Quay, on TUESDAY, 3rd-''Apt'ili at 1M p.m.- , that piecb, or parcel of land having a frontage of 74ft: to' Abel 'Smith' Street: by'a. depth:of- 7ift;,- together: with" the FAMILY'RESIDENCE; 'of '12' robins- erected'thereon- and-known as No. 150 Abel Smith Street. This property is situated at the Terrace end of .the.street, is handy to the cars, and is replete with all;modern'conveniences, including bathroorii, h. and c. water, gas, etc. The house, being so centrally situated, could easily be converted into a private hospital, ns another 10 or 12 rooms could easily.be-added. -LOT of land, being Section 37, pt. Lot i. D.P., 7J4 Rona Bay, with a frontage of 30ft. to County Road and Marine l Parade bv a depth ■ of ■ iSift.-, together: with' the 'F'URNISBBD COTTAGE erected thereon j • also Section 38, pt. Lot 1, D.P. 774, Rona Bav, w.ith a frontage of 30ft. to County Road and Marine Parade by a' depth of 184 ft. LOT 3.—That piece; of land being Sec-, tion 23, Block 2, Ferry Road, Day's Bay, with a frontage 0f..42ft. by a depth of 135 ft. This section; is'in a sunny position, and only a couple of minutes' Walk from the Beach. Auction Boards on- Properties. For'full-particulars .'and cards to view,, apply to . HARCOURT AND C 0.,. ' j Auctioneers. - THE WARRINGTON STUD. TUESDAY,, 10th APRIL. ' '.'. : TjYNE AND' GO. have received-instfuc- -*-' 'tions froni the Trustee ih the Estate of the late Hon. Sir George M'Lean, to sell by Auction .at Messrs. W. Hayward and Co.'s Chester Street Stables, CHRISTCHURCH, on TUESDAY, 10th April, at ? o'clock 6harp— The Warrington-Stud Thoroughbred Mares, as under:— 1899-VENTOSE (18), dam of Sartosta by Lord Rosslyn, her dam Mistral by Gorton—Lady Gertrude by Cadogan— no name. 1902-VENTALERA (18), by. Lord Rosslyn, her. dam: Koniuri by Gorton— Lady Gertrude. ', 1903-AFER (18), by- Stepniak, her dam Mist, dam of Vladimir, by St. Clair —Mistral. 1904-OLIVINE (13),. by Lord Rossljn, her dam Tourmaline by Hotch Kiss —Chrysolite by Castor—Onyx. 1903-MONTURE (18), by Royal Artillery, her dam Lady Rosslyn (C.O.C. . ..Oaks) by, Lord Rosslyn—Lady Gert.:.'rude: ■ ': . ; ■ 1905-RUBEEITE (13),' by Lord Rosslyn,her dam Tourmaline by Hotch kiss , — Chrysolite by Castor—Onyx. 1906—WABUN (18), by Stepniak, her dam I Ventose by Lord Rosslyn—Mistral. (18), (Sister to Vladimir) by Stopniak; dam-Mist by St.' Clair —Mistral by Gorton—Lady Gertrude. 1909-SIMILETTE (8), by Similie, her dam La Reine by St. Clair—Lady Gertrude.:. , 1910—SCARAB (13), by Vasco (imp.), . her dam Rubelite, by Lord Rosslyn— Tomrmaline, bv Hoteh Kiss—Chrysolite. All the above Mares are served by SARTO (I) (imp.), St. Simon-Lady Mildred. Dates of last service will be given at time of sale. . . - PYNE AND CO.