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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 108, 3 November 1900, Page 8

TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 p.m. Eatate of the lato C. W. SCHULTZE. To Speculators, Investors, and Capitalists. ABSOLUTE SALE. VALUABLE BLOCK OF FREEHOLD LAND, 43ft x 85ft. LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON, And 3 SHOPS, Nos. 139, 141, and 143. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. aro favoured with instructions from the the Beneficiaries in tho Estate of the lato Charles William Sohultzo to sell bypublio auction at their rooms, Feathorston-stroot, Wellington, on Tuesday, 6th Novembor, at 2.30 p.m.— % That Exceptionally Valuable Freehold Business Site, part of Section No. 438, 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 frontage of 42ft (Jin to a right-of-way connecting with Lambton-quay and Wellington-ter-race, together with the Extensive Business Premises erected thereon, comprising three two-story Shops with Dwellinghoußes attached — Nos. 139, 141, and 143-let at a rental of £286 per annum, to Mr. H. Palmer, as oyster saloon. Mr. E. Daniel, tobacconist, and Mr. J. Allen, pastrycook, with Bakehouse attached; the first-named tenant also paying rates. 1 The above highly desirable freehold rentproducing property, being situated in the heart of the main business thoroughfare of Wellington, in close proximity to the 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— Land Transfer Act. For further particulars, cards to view, and conditions of sale, apply to MESSRS. TJRAVERS & OLLIVIER, Solicitors, Wellington ; MESSRS. ARTHUK WARBURTON & CO., j Or to J. H. BETHUNE & CO., Auctioneers, Wellington. TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 o'clock. COMPACT FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY , MILLWARD-STREET. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. are instruote«Mby the owner, who has left Wellington, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Featherston-street, on Tuesday, 6th November, at 2.30 p.m>*That attractive Freehold Property, part of Sectioti No. 961, Wellington, having a frontage of 35ft to Millwani-street, off Rintoulstreet, by a depth of 143 ft lOin, also having access fiom Riddiford - street, /with the well-built and comfoftable 'iiew one-story villa residence evected thereon, containing 6 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 the residonce of Lady Atkinson, is situated closo to the tramway and Athletic Park, and will bo sold a great bargain. Title — Land Transfer Act. J.- H. BETHUNE & CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7th NOVEMBER, Commencing at 11 o'clock forenoon sharp, and will be continued throughout the day. - ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED SALE HIGH-CLASSHOUSEHOLDFITRNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS, AT THE RESIDENCE OF H. C. TROLLOPE, »Esq., "LINDUM .HOUSE," ORIENTAL BAY. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. are favoured with instructions from H. C. Trollope, E^q., who is leaving New Zealand, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT ' RESERVE, at his residence, " LINDUM HOUSE," Roseneath, ORIENTAL BAY, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7th November, at 11 o'clock forenoon — The whole of his costly and handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, all nearly new and of exceptionally good quality, made expressly to order, including — DRAWINGROOM.— Very superior Piano, specially manufactured for owner by Munt Bros., London, steel frame, full trichord, check action, overstrung, with all modern improvements, in handsome carved walnut and gold case ; superb walnut settee suite of 9 pieces, handsomely upholstered in silk tapestry and old gold plush ; beautiful inlaid rosewood overmantel, with bevelled plateglass mirror's ; unique carved walnut music cabinet, with bevelled mirrors ; walnut and gold piano stool, best Axiniuster carpet (18ft x 15tt), elegant 4-fold Japanese screon, choice walnut easy chair upholstered in saddlebag, solid brass fender, Sutherland occasional tables, heavy iron and bronzo plant stand, afternoon tea, tables, brass coal vase, chaste art lace and- chenille curtains, Axminster hearthrugs, beautiful handpointed China and Japanese vases and ornament^. DININGROOM AND HALL. — Magnificent carved, rimu. sideboard with totara knot panels and thick bevelled plate glass mirrors, massive diningroom suite of 9 pieces, upholstered ,ip. roan morocco leather, best Brussels carpet 17ft, x 10ft, superior polislied dining-table, folding easy chairs, unique model of steam engine in glass case, 2-tin dinner waggon, best linoleum, splendid ''Arcadia " dinner service of 68 pieces, breakfast eervice^of 56 pieces',' tea service of 35 pieces, Cupid dessert service, beautiful photographs and etchings, oak smoker's cabinet^ superior., ,8-day. striking hall clock, hall table and chairs, canvas awnings, turkey rugs, best glassware and earthenware. FOUR — Elegant rimu duchesse dressing tables, with bevelled plate glass- mirror and marble top washhtarids to,,, match, hand&ome carved rimu wardrobe and linen press with bevelled plate glass mirror, superior Scotoh chests of drawers, double sets of toilet ware, massive double Italian brass bedsteads, wire-wove horsehair- and kapou mattresses, bolsters, pillows, eiderdown quilts, carpets, inlaid bevelled plate glass, shaving mirror with towel rail attached^ easy chairs, towel rails, Rochester lamps, single iron bedsteads, ladder, chair and curtain. KITCHEN AND STABLE.— New Flefcch-. er gas grill, patent carbon filter, Austrian' chairs, superior iron-framed mangle, new, kerosene cooking stove, new grindstone, hog-akin English saddle, snafile bridle, waterproof carriage rugs, whalebone whips, wheelbarrows, 120 ft garden hose, garden tools, garden seats, and sundries. FURNITURE on VIEW on TUESDAY NEXT. , I Complete Catalogues ori'Application. LUNOHWOJN PROVIDED. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., 'Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 1900, At«.3o o'clock. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THOSE IN SEARCH OF PICTURKSQUE SEASIDE VILLA SITES in the CHARMIN G MARINE TOWNSHIP OF SEATOUN. Witjiin 4. Miles of Wellington Post i Office. TV/inGSSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. aro _IjOL instructed by tho owner to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Koatherstonatroet, on TUESDAY, 27th. November, ufc 2.30 p.m.— -fl J DELIGHTFUL Freehold BUILDAtß ING SITES in the popular seaside Township of Seatoun, being subdivisions oi' Sections Nos. 3,4, 5, V, 8, 9, 10, Biock XLV., having frontages of 33ft to Monro-street, Ludlam-stroet, and 'Inglis-street by a'depth of 165 ft, situated immediately opposite Seatoun Park and the residence of William Watson, Esq. % A WHARF is now id course of construction at Seatoun, 30 minutes' Bteam fiom Queen's wharf. The auctioneers have every confidence in specially recommending these allotments, which abut on a splendid sea beach, and command a magnificent view of ,the entrance. . i Albo— Seotion2 Nos. 11, 15, 55, 95, and 108, Township of Mangaweka, fronting Main Road, Koranui and Bank Streets. Titles Land Transfer Act, and special arrangements have been made whereby purchasers can obtain these at a small cost. Lithograph plans and further particulars on application to J. H. BETHUNE, Auctioneer. FOR SALE, young Cows oalved and to calve in a few days, Apply to Mrs. Moaahaa, Brooklyn,