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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 199, 23 May 1925, Page 10

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. RAVENSWOOD, LINTON, TUESDAY. MAY 26, 1925. T)ALGETY AND CO., LTD., in conjunction with Abraham and Wil-* liams, Ltd., instructed by Mr. A. Smith, who has sold his property, will Sell as above at 11.30 a.m.— (■7K YOUNG DAIRY COWS, due • t -' August 25 2J-year Jersey and Jersey cross heifers, due August 10 2-year h.g. Jersey heifers 20 yearling heifers 6 Jersey bulls 2 9-year half draught mares, iff., “Aloa Favourite” (a.w.) 2 half draught mares, a w. 1 5-year unbroken half draught 1 harness pony, quiet 1 hack on P.B. ROMNEY EWES e,v 80 p.b. Romney ewe lambs 45 p.b. Romney ram lambs 35 wether lambs 25 Romney rams 3-cow Ridd M.P. and B.S. engine s.r., 3-cow Ideal M.P.. s.r., 21 power plant s.r., Tester, 6} h.p. Portable B.S. engine s.r., 4-stand Lister shearing plant, woolpress, scales,, sawbench (iron frame), grinder, col. drill, 13 c., S.Q. Discs (7), M-H Reap, and 8., d.f. R. and Q. plough, d.f. and s.f. Duncan ploughs, drain plough.. potato moulder, hayrake, Camb, roller, Planet Junior, pulper, 3 sets harrows, trolley, Albion mower, 2 sledges, block dray, wagon, spg. tip dray and harness, gov. cart s.r., stump jack, dogcart and harness, 4-horse blocks, heavy harness, netting, posts, etc., Whitney tractor s.r., fowls, sundries, etc., and tools. NOTE—The cows are principally young Jersey and Jersey-Holstein and JerseyS.H. cross, in good condition, and having been culled heavily can be recommended. Tests and returns will be given at sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. THURSDAY, JUNE. 4, 1925, At 2.30 p.m. LAMBTON QUAY PROPERTY, NOS.) 76, 78, <fc 80, 3 SHOPS, AUCTION ROOMS, AND TEA ROOMS, In the Estate of Gilmer and Maguire. AfESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the Executors in the alx>ve Estate to sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Featherston Street, as above: — LOT 1, PT. SECTION 491, WELLINGTON, Laud measuring 58ft. Sin. x 135 ft. 4in. to 131 ft 4in. Erected thereon is a wooden building containing No. 76. Shop and Tearooms, No. 78. Shop and large Auction Rooms, and No. 80, a Lock-up S hop. The property is being sold subject to leases which expire on the Ist September, 1926. The magnificent long frontage to tho finest street in Wellington affords , a splendid opportunity for the erection of a spacious building in this, one of the finest portions of the Quay. It is situated immediately opposite the Government Buildings, near to .the corner of Bowen Street, and to this important ttamway stopping-place.' Values in the immediate neighbourhood have been increasing tremendously in the past few years, and there is now no portion of Wellington more constantly sought after. Tho present Buildings n-e of good construction, well lighted and ventilated, and in excellent condition. For further particulars and arrangements to view, Apply toff. H. BETHUNE (AND CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY. .TUNE 4, 1925, At 2.30 p.m. 3-STORIED BUILDING, NOS. 168 to 174, CUBA STREET, 4 SHOPS, OFFICES & STOREROOMS, In the Estate GILMER, MAGUIRE & McARDLE. AfESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the Executors in the ateve Estate to sell by Public Auction, at. their Rooms, Featherston Street, as above:— PART LOT 4, PT. SECTION 151, WELLINGTON, Land measuring 68ft. Sill, x 90ft., together with the THREE-STORY BRICK & CONCRETE BUILDING, containing 4 Shops, Offices, and Sior'erooms thereon known as Numbers 168 to 174 CUBA STREET. The property is being sold subject to Leases of which three expire on Ist January 1927, aud the other on Ist October, 1927. . „ This property is exceptionally well situated, about 25 yards north of Vivian Street, adjoining Messrs. Veitch and Allan’s premises, in the best portion. Of late years Cuba Street has become recognised as the best shopping centre in Wellington, and values in this locality have correspondingly advanced with the demand. , . The building is very substantially constructed. of brick anil concrete, and has an imposing facade. All the shops have good shop windows, are well lighted, and have always let very readily. For further particulars and arrangements to view, tg BETHTJNE AND qo, Auctioneers. RURAL LAND FOR SALE. TVAGE-EARNERS AND INVESTORS, ’ ’ you will be interested in our unique co-operative subdivision of 119 sections in the Klondyke Estate, New Brighton. The buyers pocket the profits; not a promoting syndicate. Quarter acre sections going for 420 plus proportion of improvements. Terms, 45 down and 41 a month. Adjoining owners are asking 475 and 4?0 a section. Good water supply provided. Write for a plan and benefit by this original moneymaking plan. Remember there’s no security on earth like earth itself — RONALD S BADGER, 187 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH.;