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AUCTIONS. BLOCK OF ATTRACTIVE 1, ACRE BUILDING SITES £ ACRE 2 ACRE BUILDING SITES 3 ACRE ON THE TERRACE. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), At 2.30 p.m. A SITUATION SECOND TO NONE IN WELLINGTON. Corner ABLE SMITH STREET and THE TERRACE —Wonderful block of land, subdivided into five superb Building Sites, on one of which is erected the old St. Peter's Vicarage buildings. Each section contains between 15 and 16/perches, two having 44ft. frontage to The Terrace, two having 33ft. frontage to Abel Smith Street, and the corner site having-a total frontage of 132 ft. 6in. EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR ERECTION OF FLATS. Sections in handy, select localities are in great demand, and the purchaser of this block should reap a handsome profit by selling the lots separately. , TO BE SOLD IN ONE LOT. TtTESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & COM-D-L PANY have been instructed by the Churchwardens of St. Peter’s to offer the Church’s property as above. CALL AND INSPECT SUBDI VISIONAL PLAN. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. A2lO IN LIQUIDATION. 460 PAIRS 460 BOOTS AND SHOES. TO-MORROW (Thursday) AT 11 A.M. C. W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, have received instructions to sell at THEIR ROOMS, 91 DIXON STREET: THE WHOLE OF AN UNSOLD STOCK IN AN ESTATE IN LIQUIDATION. Comprising; 460 PAIRS OF. LADIES’, GENTS’, AND JUVENILES’ BLACK, TAN, AND SUEDE BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM WELL-KNOWN ENGLISH. CONTINENTAL, AND AMERICAN MAKERS. This stock is honest throughout, good in style and shape, best material and make, not a shoddy pair in the lot, and every pair to go. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. On view from 9 a.m. Thursday. C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. —A27l "/ PUBLIC TRUST SALE. PUBLIC TRUST SALE. DIXON AND HERBERT STREETS, CITY. MIRAMAR, ISLAND BAY, AND JOHNSONVILLE PROPERTIES. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1930, At 2.30 p.m. AT THE REAL ESTATE AUCTION ROOM’S, 43 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON IifESSRS. FINCH, WEBSTER AND OSWIN have been favoured with instructions from the Public Trustee to offer for sale by Public Auction the undermentioned properties DIXON STREET—Nos. 84, 86 and 88. and Nos. 12 and 16, HERBERT STREET. Two-storied Residential Buildings, in the heart of the business portion of the City. The whole block is an excellent proposition for a warehouse site, and this, is an opportunity, that seldom occurs to 1 obtain a valuable’ business freehold property. The area is approximately 5500 square feet. Terms can be arranged. > ESTATE OF 51, A. HIGGINS. No. 416 BROADWAY, MIRAMAR. A conveniently situated Property in the well-favoured suburb of Miramar. The dwelling contains three bedrooms, dining-room, kitchen, bathroom, etc., and all usual modern conveniences. Adjoining the Golf Links, with trams passing the door. Terms available. ESTATE OF E. W. IBELL. No. 204 QUEEN’S DRIVE, ISLAND BAY. A Dwelling facing the sea, and containing long sun veranda, large sittingroom, two bedrooms, and kitchen with range. Good washhouse and concrete yard. Situated in the sunniest of positions and on the main drive. Thoroughly renovated throughout with good section, handy to trams. Terms cash. ESTATE OF JANET SMITTON. f VACANT SECTION, ISLAND BAY. This property is situated on the top side of Clyde Street, just south of Tamar Street. Splendid well-drained section, with about 66ft. frontage. already‘fenced. Excellent site for building purposes, slop- . ing well to the sun, and very handy to trams. Terms as arranged. ESTATE OF H. MINOGUE. t JOHNSONVILLE. Four Good Residential Sections, in Drake Street and Ohariu Road, near the Anglican Church.' Subdivided 'into suitable building sites, with practically no excavation required. Handy to cheap bus and railway service, Terms cash. ESTATE OF JOSEPH STANFORD. 10 AND 12 JEYPORE STREET, BERHAMPORE. Large section, approximately 100 ft. by 90ft.. on which is built two dwellings and double concrete motor, garage. Large 13storied house, containing 6 qioms, workshop, and two glassed-in sun balconies with all modern conveniences. House newly painted, valuable glasshouse, and good lawn. And Four-roomed brick dwelling with modern conveniences, let at good rental. Terms of Sale: Cash above long term table mortgage. ESTATE SUSANNA KRAUS. For further details and Conditions of Sale, apply to the Auctioneers— FINCH, WEBSTER AND OSWIN, 159 Featherston Street. Or to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE. A 240 WANTED TO SELL —(Miscellaneous). PIG POTATOES. PIG POTATOES. Limited Supplies of potatoes, suitable for Pig and Stock Feed; cheap for quick disposal. LAE RY AND CO., LTD., Grain and Produce Merchants, WELLINGTON. ViIRINGER Rollers —Actual manufac- ’ ' turers. zlll-rubber Rollers made and repaired; expert steam vulcanists. N.Z. Rubber Supplies, 57 Ghuznee St. 28— 440. ' T>OLFE'S Wax preserves paintwork, -*-* 1 imparts a satiny finish to woodwork and everything with a polished surface. VICTOR KIRKBECK, LTD., have ’ opened up his Cabinet Factory, “Direct to Public.” Save pounds on your Furniture. Lower Tory St., just round from Gas Co. TpOR Races and Shows engage Dustin’s,' Ltd., Caterers, Wanganui and Palmerston North.