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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 103, 29 October 1900, Page 8

WEDNESDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 11 o'clock punctually. AT THE HOMESTEAD, "WOODLAWN," JOHNSONVILLE. •TTBT F. SHORTT has been favoured !»»'•' with instructions from Mrs. E. Bannister (who has disposed of her farm) to soil, as above, the furniture, balance of* stock, agricultural implements, dairy utonsils and fittingß, carts, waggonette, saddlery, harnoss, fowl coops, gardon seals, contents of conservatory, cheese press and apparatus ■ ; NOTE.— Everything will be sold absolutely without' reserve. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A few outside entries of stock will be received up till Tuesday. Entries may be made with Mrs. Bannister, on the premises, or with the auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 2 p.m. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. LAERY & Co., L-rn., will sell at their rooms, 44, Willis-street— 7 baconers 6 store pigs Immediately afterwards— 70 sacks oaten sheaf chaff THURSDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, 1900, Commencing at 11 o'clock" i'orenoon sharp, and will be continued throughout the day. ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED SALE. HIGH - CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS, At the Residence of W. S. REID, Esq., No. 9, Fitzhorbert-terraco. Messrs: j. h. bethune & co. are favoured with instructions from W. S\ Reid, Esq., who is visiting Europe, to sell by public auction, without reserve, at his residence, No. 9, Fitzherbert-terrace, Thorndon, on Thursday next, Ist November, at 11 o'clock forenoon — . The whole of his costly household furniture, including magnificent upright full iron grand piano, by Messrs. John Brinsmoad and Sons, London, full trichord, overstrung, check action, with all modern improvements, in massive walnut case ; mahogany piano stool, elegant suite of 7 pieces in silk tapestry, easy and occasional chairs in silk tapestry, best Brussels carpet.square; 15 x.,12 feet, hand- " some carved ebony card table, unique ebony and gold music and book, cabinets, steel. fenders, window settee, aftern.pjjn tea tables, choice cawed rimu 100 table, ebony and gold Queen Anne overmantel, art lace enrtains, &c. Dining and Breakfast R<?ouiß— Massive carved suite of 9 pieces in green and morocco leather, heavy carved sideboard, splendid extension dining table JJfct x 4f,t 6m, pair of choice carver chairs in green morocco leather, best Brussels carpet 21ft x lGft, easy and occasional chairs in horsehair, wicker chairs, /handsome oleographs, sewing machine, superior dinner service of 72 pieces, breakfast service of 64 pieces, glassware, etc. Hall and & BedroQttis — Superior clock and baromotor, ball stVid, table and chairs, besf linoleums, Brussels stair carpet, elegant duchesse dressing table 3 with plate glass mirrors and washstands to match, massive half-tester d. JUid s. iron bedsteads, wirewove and hair mattresses, Scotch chests of drawers, mahogany mirror on stand, washstands, toilet ware 1 , towel rails, etc. / Kitchen — Patent mangle, large meat safe, garden hose, dinner service of 40 pieces, and, a great variety of useful utensils and sun-, dries. Furniture on view on Wednesday afternoon. Complete catalogues on application. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 p.m. Estate of' the lato CvW,. SCHULTZE.' To Speculators, Investors,^ and Capitalists. ABSOLUTE SALE. VALUABLE BLOCK OF FREEHOLD "" LAND, 43ft x 85ft. LAMBTON-QUAK. WELLINGTON, And " 3 SHOPS, Nos. 139, 141, and 143. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. are favoured with instructions from the the Beneficiaries in the Estate of the late Charles William Schnltzo to sell by public auution at their rooms, Featberstp"n-street, Wellington, on Tuesday, 6th November, at 2.30 p.m.That Exceptionally Valuable Freehold Business Site, part of Section No. 488, City of Wellington, adjoining the National Hotel, having an extensive frontage of 43ft to LAMBTON- QUAY by a depth varying'from 78ft 6in to 85ft lin, the back boundary having' a frontape of 42ft Oin to a i'ight-of : way connecting with Lambton-quay £nd Wellington-ter-race, together with the Extensive Business Premises, erected thereon, comprising three 'two-story Shops with Dwellinghouses attached — Nos. 139, 141, and 143— let at a rental of «£286 per annum, to Mr. H. Palmer, as' oyster saloon. Mr. JS. Daniel, tobacconist, and Mr. J. Allen, pastrycook, with Bakehouse ' - attached : the first-named tenant also pa.ving rates. The above highly desirable freehold rentproducing property, being situated in the heart of tKie main' business thorousrbfare of Wellington, in close proximity to.tho leading wholesale and retail business premises, must largely increase in value in the future, and as a safe investment 'for capital or trust funds, cannot be surpassed. , Title — Laud Transfer Act. For further particulars, cards to view, and conditions of sale, apply to MESSES. TIt'AViiJRS & OLLJVIER, Solicitors, Wellington ; MESSRS. ARTHUR WARBTJRTON & CO., Or to " J.H. BIiTHUJNE & CO., Auctioneers. Wellington; TUESDAY. -6th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 o'clook. COMPACT FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY., MILLWAKD'STREET. MESSRS. -J. .H. BETHUNE & CO. are instructed by the owner, who has left Wollington, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Feathevston-street, on Tuesday, 6th November, at 2.30 p'.in. — That attractive Freehold Property, part of Section No. 061, Wellington, having a frontage of 35ft to Milhvard-stroet, off Rintoulstreet, by a depth of 143 ft lOin, also having, access , from Riddiford - street, with the well-built and < comfortable now one-story villa residence erected thereon, containing 5 rooms, verandah, bathroom, and washhouse, let to Mrs. Daniels at 15s per week, and drained in accordance with new Sanitary Bylaws. This splendid freehold, which is opposite 1 the residence 6? Lady Atkinson, is situated close to the tramway and Athletic Park, and will bo sold a great bargain. Title— fLand Transfer Act. J. H. BETHUNI-) & CO., Auctioneers. J. H. BETHUNE & CO.,AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, 33, Feathbrston-strebt. TKr,«PHONE ( 64. PROPERTIES FOB SALE— KELBURNE— 2I2 sections, from THOBNDON-QUAY— Comfortable Dwellinghouse, 8 rooms, largo section ; <8700. COURTE^AY-PLACE-2 splendid investmeats nx Shop Sitos and Buildings, HOBSO"N-CR !<!SC X NT— Building Site, £450. BOULCOTT-TERRAC ID — Modern family • Residence,^ rooms; .C 1000; .£3OO cash TORY-STRlSKT— Valuable Corner Section, with 3 slrons. let at .£lB2 p.a. Prico J61550 TASMAN-STRKET— Modern, Family Besiderice, 7 rooms, largo section : price .£7OO. CAMBRIDGE-TERRACM— Good Section on tram line, with Dwellinghouse : HOWARD-STBKET— S rooms, .£370. WJKBB-STREET (Off)-Compact Villa Residence, 4 rooms, newly re-painted ♦ .£3OO. ADE LAID H5-KOAD— Large Section, on tram line, 2 frontages, 2 buildings. Price.£l4oo CITY BUILDING SITES-Goring-sfc., ,8272; Oriental Bay, .£390; Tasmau-st., £500; Wellington-terrace. .£2O pev foot ; Mans-field-st, 120 x 140J .£365 ; Stanley-st , .£66 JOHNS'6NVJLLE — Delightful Property of 3 acres, new 6-roomed Villa ; ,£750. LOWER 1 HOTT— II acres level Land, with .dwelling and farm buildings j price *C2OUQ; also 12 acres and dwelling ; prioe .£ISOO SUBURBAN SITES-Crofton, .£SO ; Brook]yn, .£3O; Karori, .£200; Wadestown, £45 ; Muritai, .£45 ; Northlands, .£75. Money to Lend on Freehold Security. The entire management of properties and colleotipn of rents undertaken,